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In a significant step towards modernizing its transport infrastructure, the Maharashtra government has decided to scrap outdated government vehicles. Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis announced the initiative as part of a broader strategy to improve efficiency, reduce maintenance costs, and adopt environmentally sustainable practices. Outdated Fleet to be Replaced Fadnavis
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In a historic move aimed at modernizing the state’s correctional facilities and enhancing inmate welfare, the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly has passed the Prison Reforms Bill. This legislation marks a significant step toward transforming the state’s penal system by focusing on rehabilitation and humane treatment of prisoners. Key Highlights of the Prison Reforms The
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The Maharashtra government has re-introduced the Anti-Urban Naxals Bill, signaling a firm commitment to counter the growing insurgency threat. The legislation, first proposed in 2018, aims to curb Naxal activities in urban areas by addressing support networks and sympathizers. Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde emphasized the need for this legislation in light of the