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Mumbai: Maharashtra Governor Bhagat Singh Koshyari, facing flak over his Mumbai will have no money if the Gujaratis and Rajasthanis were to leave remarks, on Monday apologised for the same. Koshyari made the controversial comments during a function to name a chowk intersection in suburban Andheri on Friday evening. Also ReadGST collection rises 28 pc to Rs 1.49 lakh cr; 2nd highest ever I tell p
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