Sudhir Suryawanshi is a journalist who writes for The New Indian Express, focusing on local news in Maharashtra, particularly in Mumbai. He covers a wide range of topics, including politics, government decisions, social issues, and infrastructure development in the state.
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By: Sudhir Suryawanshi
Maharashtra assembly's winter session will begin in Nagpur on Monday. Ministers will take oath on Sunday so that they will tackle Opposition's questions in the House.
By: Sudhir Suryawanshi
A day after the swearing-in ceremony of the Mahayuti ministry in Maharashtra, discontent among aspirants who were denied ministerial berths is growing, with man
MUMBAI: The MahaYuti government on Monday tabled '35,788 crore supplementary budget on the first day of the winter session of the Assembly in Nagpur. The majority of supplementary budget is required to meet various welfare schemes such as the Ladki Bahin.
By: Sudhir Suryawanshi
MUMBAI: Senior NCP leader and former deputy CM Chhagan Bhujbal on Tuesday upped the ante against his party leader Ajit Pawar for denying him a place in the MahaYuti cabinet. Bhujbal said that he is not “a toy that anyone can play with”.
Fadnavis on Wednesday launched the home department website in an indication that he wants to keep the ministry for which the Shiv Sena was also bargaining.
“The incidents in Beed and Parbhani are unfortunate. The state government has taken the serious note of both these incidents. Updated on min read
By: Sudhir Suryawanshi
After much delay, Maharashtra chief minister Devendra Fadnavis on Saturday finally allocated the portfolios to his ministers, keeping the coveted home ministry with him.
MAHARASHTRA: Anil Khadse, the first person from the Mang community in Vidarbha region, a Scheduled Caste (SC), to crack the civil services exams, now serves as
The Congress leadership has yet to decide on Nana Patole’s future as the party president in Maharashtra. Patole recently submitted his resignation to party chie
MUMBAI: After cabinet expansions and portfolio allocations, a slugfest is on among MahaYuti alliance partners over getting the guardian ministry of districts in Maharashtra.
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