Amrita Madhukalya

The government will also release a commemorative coin, a stamp, release a booklet, and launch a website where people can explore the Constitution in various languages.

The party's poll coordinator and former state chief Raosaheb Danve Patil, in an interview with DH's Amrita Madhukalya says that it is now a matter of days and the government will be formed by December 2.

Despite winning the elections with a majority, where the alliance bagged 235 of the assembly's 288 seats, the BJP and the Shiv Sena have been in the midst of an impasse with respect to the chief ministerial post.

While the government will spend Rs 99.17 crore to develop an ecotourism and cultural hub at the Roerich and Devika Rani Estate, the financial grant for the development of Savadatti Yallammagudda is Rs 100 crore.

Sources from within the alliance said that the BJP was keen on keeping home and administration, and the NCP on finance, with urban development, agriculture and water resources likely to go to the Shiv Sena. Alliance leaders said that a 21-10-12 formula for ministerial berths could be adopted with 21 going to the BJP, 10 to NCP and 12 to the Sena.

A seat in the front row has been kept vacant giving rise to speculations that it may have been reserved for the next president of the Bharatiya Jana Party who is likely to take over from outgoing president J P Nadda early next month.

The Opposition also staged a walkout after the government did not allow them to speak.

At the event in Delhi, where President Murmu conferred the awards, union social justice and empowerment Virendra Kumar launched several key initiatives for the disabled.

'Our party had decided that, apart from LoP and deputy leader, we will keep two seats, and set aside one for DMK and two for Samajwadi Party, but since the TMC spoke to the government, the SP now has one seat,' a senior Congress leader told DH.

Meetings between the BJP and the RSS have been held primarily on who to project against AAP convenor and former Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal.