"Do Javed Akhtar and Aamir Khan speak Marathi? Why beat up a poor Hindu?" Rane asked, reacting to the alleged thrashing of a man for not speaking Marathi. Maharashtra Minister Nitesh Rane on Friday ...

Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar suggested a shortcut to avoid trouble today to non-Marathi people caught in the crosshairs of the language row in the state.

With figures showing that there are less than 40 per cent Marathi speakers in Mumbai, the BJP finds itself appealing to one side, while the Thackeray cousins hard-sell the language issue to the other ...

MUMBAI: Looking to turn the tables on the Thackeray cousins, BJP has raised the issue of Marathi vs north Indians and Gujaratis as it seeks to consolidate its voters among non-Marathi communities. On ...

Maharashtra Minister Yogesh Kadam has issued a nuanced statement, affirming the importance of the state language while simultaneously urging citizens not to take the law into their own hands. The ...

Nitesh Rane, Maharashtra Minister and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader, issued a strong rebuke to Raj Thackeray’s Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) following the viral video of a shopkeeper being ...

A seemingly small fight over a seat in a Mumbai local train escalated into a full-blown language row earlier this week, with one woman telling the other to learn Marathi or "get out". The incident ...

Amid a sea of comments, Grok, the artificial intelligence assistant by xAI on X, had the perfect response for the man to use in a dire situation.(Grok via Grok) Amid reports of violence against ...

Phrases such as Once the land is lost it cannot be regained, Marathi people save Mumbai and This is the last battle for your ...

BMC polls next month will be a crucial test for Thackeray legacy in Mumbai, where Shiv Sena once dominated civic politics.

A bench of Justices Vibha Kankanwadi and Hiten S. Venegavkar noted that though the examination paper would be in English, the ...

A fight that started over a seat in a crowded women's coach in a local train in Mumbai quickly turned into a language row after one woman told the other to either speak in Marathi or "get out". Media ...