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Deepti from New Delhi is a successful digital hoarding businesswoman

Rashtrapati Bhavan will be shut for tourists in the wake of Coronavirus spreading. A 2-judge bench of the top court referred the UP anti-CAA hoardings erection issue to a larger bench. The hearing will take place next week.

Supreme Court refers the issue of erecting a hoarding in Lucknow, naming and shaming anti-CAA rioters to a larger bench. The hearing on the issue will begin next week. 

The UP government has decided to convert a giant hall - Aala Hajrat Haj House in Ghaziabad - meant to accommodate Muslims visiting Mecca, into an isolation building meant to quarantine those suffering from Coronavirus attack. 

Lucknow police has put up a hoarding detailing the names and addresses of anti-CAA rioters who had vandalised properties. Bengaluru battles Cholera threats while the world battles Coronavirus.

The UP government has asked anti-CAA rioters to who have damaged property in the state to pay up damages. 

Days after a 23-year-old Subashree lost her life after a banner illegally erected by an AIADMK leader fell on her, Chennai Police has named councillor Jayagopal in an FIR

The death of a techie, who came under the wheels of a lorry after a banner fell on her, has shaken Tamil Nadu, throwing light on the cutout culture that found its roots in the film-politics nexus of the state
 

Flex hoardings are a nightmare for many in Tamil Nadu. The banner that was erected fell on a 23-year-old woman in Chennai killing her immediately. Why were the hoardings put up when there is a ban on it? Watch #BanTheBanner Simplified By Supriya Krishnamurthy on MyNation for more details. 
 

Madras high court says it is tired of passing multiple orders against illegal flex boards. The high court’s statements come in the wake of a 23-year-old woman’s death in Chennai. The AIADMK has been blamed for the incident. 

A 23-year-old woman became the latest victim of illegal banner accidents. The woman’s death has once again raked up the issue and fingers are now being pointed at the ruling AIADMK government in Tamil Nadu for the mishap. 

 Days have gone by after the protests by Kannada activists took a sharp turn for the worse, resulting in vandalism of hoardings because of the use of Hindi language and the aftermath that followed. As social media continues to battle the issue, it makes sense for us to reflect on our attitude towards language.

Bengaluru witnessed a major clash between two communities where Kannada activists vandalised hoardings written in Hindi near a Jain temple in Infantry Road area

The Election Commission has issued directives to remove all wall writings, posters, banners and hoardings in government offices which display government achievements in accordance with the model code of conduct for the 2019 Lok Sabha election