Maharashtra Assembly prorogued, Budget session from March 3
The Hindu
Maharashtra legislative assembly prorogued after winter session, Budget session to begin on March 3 in Mumbai.
The Maharashtra legislative assembly was prorogued on Saturday (December 21, 2024) after the end of the winter session.
The Budget session of the Maharashtra legislature will commence in Mumbai on March 3.
The prorogation order issued by Maharashtra Governor C P Radhakrishnan was read out by Speaker Rahul Narwekar.
The six-day winter session witnessed uproar over Union Home Minister Amit Shah's remarks on B R Ambedkar, violence in Parbhani city in central Maharashtra over the desecration of a replica of the Constitution, and the murder of a sarpanch in Beed.
Strongly condemning the remarks made by Union Home Minister Amit Shah against B.R. Ambedkar, the Dalit Sangharsha Samiti will launch a State-wide agitation on January 6 demanding the expulsion of Mr. Shah from the Union Cabinet.
TH-FIC and KP's 21st Century IAS Academy host career guidance seminars in Hyderabad colleges, helping students choose future paths.
Sabarimala reduces daily cap on virtual queue and spot bookings to manage influx of devotees during Mandala Puja.
Girijan Cooperative Corporation increases coffee procurement prices to benefit tribal farmers, ensuring transparency and efficiency in the process.
State government's 'Karuthalum Kaithangum' adalat in Perinthalmanna addressed 470 complaints, with 152 settled and funds sanctioned for reconstruction.
Theatre, music, and dance festivals have been entertaining Tiruchi residents for the past few days as the season brings culture aficionados out to different venues in the city.
Telangana launches 'TB Mukt Bharat Abhiyan' with Union Health Ministry to eradicate tuberculosis in nine districts.
Agri & All Trade Chamber of Commerce offers guidance and support for entrepreneurs in agriculture, trade, and exports.
Irrigation expert Capt. S. Raja Rao has said that the government should take up Mekedatu project on a priority basis — a major demand of farmers in the south Karnataka region.
K.T. Rama Rao accuses Congress of diluting Rythu Bharosa scheme, demanding unpaid funds for farmers.
Vice-Chancellor of Rani Channamma University C.M. Thyagaraja said the younger generation should equally blend intelligence and worldly wisdom to take on the challenges of the changing world and its pace of transformation driven by technology, climate challenges, and social movements.