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There is a shutdown in the country's financial capital Mumbai due to Corona virus
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Mumbai to Shutdown amid Coronavirus breakdown? Uddhav compares with india-Pak war

There is a shutdown in the country’s financial capital Mumbai due to Corona virus. To reduce congestion, BMC has decided to close the market in a phased manner. On Thursday, the police closed the market, causing silence in many areas of the metropolis. The Dabbawalas of Mumbai have also decided to stop the service of delivering tiffin to the offices from 20 March to 31 March.

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Malls, theatres, gyms, pools to be shut in Mumbai, other Maharashtra cities
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Coronavirus: Malls, theatres, gyms, pools to be shut in Mumbai, other Maharashtra cities

Maharashtra is taking drastic steps to combat the threat of the novel coronavirus that has infected more than 80 people in the country and has killed more than 5,000 globally. The Maharashtra government has ordered a closure of cinema halls, gyms, swimming pools and malls in several of the state’s cities including Mumbai, Navi Mumbai, Pune, Pimpri Chinchwad and Nagpur from Friday midnight.

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Maharashtra Budget / Farmers’ loan up to two lakh waived, 80% reservation to local people in jobs

Mumbai. Finance Minister Ajit Pawar presented the first budget of the joint government of Mahavikas Aghadi government i.e. Shiv Sena, Congress and NCP in the Assembly on Friday. This time a deficit budget of Rs 9,510 crore has been presented. Making the farmers happy in the budget, the Finance Minister said that loans up to 2 lakhs of the farmers of the state will be forgiven. This includes those farmers who have taken loans of more than two lakh rupees from banks. Also, 1600 new buses have been announced to be included in the Transport Department. All these buses will have Wi-Fi facility. Making a big announcement, Ajit Pawar said that the government will enact laws to provide employment to 80 percent of the local people of Maharashtra. In the budget, the stamp duty was increased by 1 percent, while petrol diesel was also imposed an additional tax of Rs. 1 and an effort was made to impose economic burden on the public.

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