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The SC on Tuesday termed the massive resurgence of COVID-19 cases a "national crisis" and said it cannot remain a mute spectator at such a time.

He took the first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine on March 11.

The Union Minister questioned why Deshmukh did not resign before and did so only after Mumbai High Court ordered a CBI inquiry.

Maharashtra CM said a decision on imposing stringent measures to tackle the pandemic will be taken soon but did not confirm if there will be a statewide lockdown

Addressing people through live webcast, CM Uddhav Thackeray also said a lockdown can not be ruled out if the Covid situation did not improve

In a meeting held with the chief minster, Health Minister Rajesh Tope and other officials, members of Covid task force expressed apprehension that the state might report 40,000 fresh cases in the next 24 hours

Speaking to reporters, Deshmukh informed: "Maharashtra CM has decided that the allegations levelled against me by former Mumbai Police Commissioner will be probed by a retired high court judge."

The state reported 4,787 new COVID-19 cases on Wednesday, the highest one-day count this year.

Sawant and Waghmare raised another issue of Republic TV allegedly illegally using Doordarshan Prasar Bharati satellite frequency signals without paying the uplinking fees to reach millions of additional subscribers free in an illegal manner.

In another tweet, he said that it was painful to note that the person occupying CM's post should have indulged in politicking over the border dispute.

Taking a strong note of the shocking incident, Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray ordered an investigation into the cause of the fire.

Fadnavis alleged the state government has not offered help of "even a single penny" to farmers hit by floods and cyclone earlier this year, despite making promises about it.

Modi began his three-city visit on Saturday to review coronavirus vaccine development work by going to pharma major Zydus Cadila's manufacturing facility near Ahmedabad in the morning.

Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray had said that after places of worship are reopened, rules and safety protocols have to be followed strictly, and laid stress on wearing masks.

Bowing before demands from various quarters, Thackeray made the formal announcement coinciding with the auspicious Diwali celebrations

Thackeray said wearing of masks will be mandatory in places of worship.

One Vikram Gehlot had filed the PIL seeking dismissal of the government alleging that the affairs of the state were not being carried out in line with constitutional and legal provisions.