Surendra P Gangan is a Senior Assistant Editor with the political bureau of Hindustan Times’ Mumbai Edition. He covers state politics and the Maharashtra government’s administrative stories, with a focus on educational policy, elections, and public policy, while also addressing broader themes such as gender issues and social interests. Surendra's work has been featured in Hindustan Times Syndication, Hindustan Times, and MSN.
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By: Surendra P Gangan
MUMBAI: The Maharashtra legislative assembly has passed a bill to amend the Maharashtra Protection of Interest of Depositors (Financial Establishments) Act to expedite the disposal of attached properties to facilitate the recovery of money in financial scams
By: Surendra P Gangan
The Maharashtra Right to Information Rules, 2026, notified on June 12, proposed several changes, including a hike in the RTI application fee from
By: Surendra P Gangan
Introducing strong monitoring mechanisms, the bill makes registration of all clinical establishments mandatory with the state authorities. At present, registration and inspection of nursing homes are the responsibility of municipal authorities
By: Surendra P Gangan
MUMBAI: The Maharashtra government on Friday informed the Assembly that Mumbai will get three dedicated shelters for stray dogs within the next six months, while reiterating that feeding of strays outside designated feeding zones will not be permitted in line with the Supreme Court's directions
Torrential showers triggered landslides, flooded highways, shut popular tourist destinations and claimed lives in other parts of the state
By: Surendra P Gangan
MUMBAI: After facing criticism over rain-related deaths (16 at last count) and the closure of major highways due to landslides, the Maharashtra government has activated a coordinated, multi-agency disaster-response mechanism, which is being monitored 24/7 by the chief minister's office (CMO)
A key factor behind the surge in expenditure was the Ladki Bahin scheme, which led to a surge in the women welfare budget from ₹ 261.78 crore in 2023-24 to ₹ 33,554.36 crore in 2024-25
The outstanding guarantees are equivalent to 16.4% of the state's estimated debt stock of ₹ 11.03 lakh crore for the current financial year
The outstanding guarantees are equivalent to 16.4% of the state’s estimated debt stock of ₹11.03 lakh crore for the current financial year
MUMBAI: The digital data entry of Mumbai's Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls has reached a mere 12% even as the one-month deadline to complete the process (July 29) is drawing near
