COVID-19: Religious places in Maharashtra open doors after more than a year
The Hindu
Temple re-opening had become a bone of contention between ruling MVA and opposition BJP
After a-induced hiatus of more than a year, religious places across Maharashtra opened their doors to devotees on Thursday with several big temple trusts making online booking compulsory in a bid to preclude overcrowding.
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