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Maharashtra's Thane district have fined the owner of a farmhouse of ₹50,000 for organising a Holi event, which was attended by as many as 80 people, in violation of the coronavirus protocols.Shahapur tahsildar NilimaSuryavanshi said many revellers had come to the farmhouse from outside Shahapur.A case has been registered by local police under various sections of the Indian Penal Code (IPC).This comes as Maharashtra records 31,643 new Covid-19 cases, 20,854 recoveries and 102 deaths in the last 24 hours, according to the state's health department on Monday.The total Covid-19 cases reached 27,45,518 including 23,53,307 recoveries and the death toll reached 54,283.

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