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Maharashtra: First cabinet meeting of Mahayuti government after swearing in; Fadnavis said- this time an innings like a test match

Mumbai : After the swearing in of the new government in Maharashtra, the first cabinet meeting of the Mahayuti government was held. While addressing the press conference after this meeting, Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said that this time the innings will be like a test match. We will take Maharashtra forward in every field. Along with this, the state government has increased the amount of Ladli Behan Yojana.

There will not be much change in the cabinet – Devendra Fadnavis

Addressing the press conference, Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis clearly said that there will not be much change in the cabinet of the state. While on December 9, the new Speaker of the State Assembly will be elected. CM Devendra Fadnavis further said, in the last 2.5 years we have worked for the development of Maharashtra and from here too we will work for the development of Maharashtra and we will not stop now, the direction and speed are the same, only our roles have changed. We will take decisions for the betterment of Maharashtra. We want to complete the works that we had mentioned in our manifesto.

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