Maharashtra authorities announce a crackdown on terror propaganda and ban 114 extremist publications, according to reports from India Today and NDTV. The ban covers a range of activities involving the proscribed material. NDTV reports that restrictions apply to the publication, circulation, distribution, sale, exhibition, possession, and storage of the banned content. It also states that the measures cover both physical and digital formats. India Today similarly describes the action as part of the state’s efforts to curb terror-related propaganda by removing extremist publications from circulation. The reported order targets multiple publications rather than a single title, with the total number cited across outlets being 114. The sources do not provide additional details in the available summaries about the specific publishers, the stated reasons for each individual ban, or the enforcement timeline. No other countries or agencies are mentioned in these reports. Overall, the coverage agrees on the core elements: a Maharashtra crackdown, the number of publications banned, and the broad scope of restrictions across physical and digital forms.