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( MENAFN - IANS) Nagpur, Dec 21, (IANS) Finally, the wait is over. Governor CP Radhakrishnan on Saturday approved the portfolio allocation to the ministers as recommended by Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis. The list was released after the conclusion of a weeklong winter session. Fadnavis will hold home, energy excluding renewable energy, law and judiciary, general administration, information and publicity and departments/subjects not allowed to any other minister. Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde will hold urban development, housing and public works (public enterprises) while Deputy CM Ajit Pawar will be in charge of planning and finance and excise. Chandrashekhar Bawankule will hold the revenue department while Radhakrishna Vikhe-Patil will be in charge of the water resources department including Godavari and Krishna Valley Development Corporation. Hasan Mushrif will hold medical education, Chandrakant Patil higher and technical education and parliamentary affairs, Girish Mahajan water resources including Vidarbha, Tapi, Konkan Development Corporation and disaster management. Ganesh Naik will hold forest, Gulabrao Patil water supply and sanitation, Dadaji Bhuse school education, Dhananjay Munde food and civil supplies and consumer protection, Mangallrabhat Lodha skill development, employment, entrepreneurship and innovation, Uday Samant industries and Marathi Language, Jaykumar Rawal marketing and protocol, Pankaja Munde environment and climate change and animal husbandry and Ashok Uike tribal development. Atul Save will hold OBC welfare, dairy development and renewable energy, Shabhuraj Desai tourism, mining and ex-servicemen welfare, Ashish Shelar information technology and cultural affairs, Dattatray Bharne sports, youths welfare, minorities development and Aukaf, Aditi Tatkare women and child development and Shivendraraje Bhosale public works excluding public enterprises. Manikrao Kokate will be in charge of agriculture, Jaykumar Gore rural development and panchayat raj, Narhari Zirwal food and drug administration and special assistance, Sanjay Savkare textiles, Sanjay Shirsat social justice, Pratap Sarnaik transport and Bharatsheth Gogawale employment guarantee, horticulture, salt pan land development, Makrand Jadhav Patil relief and rehabilitation, Nitesh Rane fisheries and ports, Akash Fundkar labour, Babasaheb Patil cooperation and Prakash Abitkar public health and family welfare. The minister of state Ashish Jaiswal will hold finance and planning, agriculture, relief and rehabilitation, law and judiciary and labour while the minister of state Madhuri Misal urban development, transport, social justice, medical education, minorities development and Aukaf. Minister of State Pankaj Bhoyar will hold home (rural), housing, school education, cooperation and mining while Meghna Sakore Bordikar will get public health, family welfare, water supply and sanitation, energy, women and child development. Minister of State Indranil Naik will hold industries, public works, higher and technical education, tribal development, tourism, soils and water conservation while Yogesh Kadam will hold home (urban), revenue, rural development and panchayat raj, food and civil supplies and consumer protection, food and drug administration. Fadnavis had expanded his cabinet with the induction of 39 ministers on December 15. Even though he had announced that the portfolio allocation would be done in two days, it was delayed due to hard negotiations among the MahaYuti partners. The strength of the Fadnavis-led cabinet is 42 against 43 permissible under the legislative norms. Shinde insisted on allocating home, revenue and housing but BJP has rejected his demand while agreeing to give him housing. Ajit Pawar has retained planning and finance and in addition, got the excise department. MENAFN21122024000231011071ID1109019629 Legal Disclaimer: MENAFN provides the information “as is” without warranty of any kind. We do not accept any responsibility or liability for the accuracy, content, images, videos, licenses, completeness, legality, or reliability of the information contained in this article. If you have any complaints or copyright issues related to this article, kindly contact the provider above.
Achieving academic excellence is not just about intellectual achievement but also about cultivating virtues that promote better humanity, said Director of National Institute of Technology, Tiruchi, G. Aghila, at the graduation day of Thiagarajar College of Engineering in Madurai on Saturday. An alumna of the college, Ms. Aghila said that she was a student of the first batch (Batch of 1988) of B.E. in Computer Science and Engineering (Honours). She told the graduands to remember that engineering was not just about solving technical problems. It was also about understanding the social, cultural and environmental context in which those problems existed. She advised the graduands to develop critical thinking, problem solving ability and creativity. She told them that research was the foundation of progress and commitment to research involved actively seeking new knowledge, exploring uncharted territories and contributing to the academic community by generating new ideas, theories and solutions. She urged them to think of becoming entrepreneurs and also emphasised on the importance of industry-institute collaboration and startup culture. She told them to have responsibility and accountability, be open minded and not to get disappointed when things were not working. She told the graduands that they should contribute towards nation building. TCE Chairman and Correspondent K. Hari Thiagarajan told the graduands to stay connected with their alma mater. Sharing time, energy and ideas with the college will in turn serve as a guiding light to future students, he said. He advised them to continue learning. “Once you stop learning you stop growing”, he told them adding that they should learn about the developing areas. TCE Principal L. Ashok Kumar told the graduands to be open to new experiences, continue learning and not to lose sight of their dreams. TCE Registrar S. Rajaram proposed a vote of thanks. A total of 1,046 graduands were conferred degrees at the graduation day. Published - November 30, 2024 08:43 pm IST Copy link Email Facebook Twitter Telegram LinkedIn WhatsApp Reddit
The National Economy and Finance Ministry on Monday signed a joint ministerial agreement with the Labor and Social Insurance Ministry that will introduce a new form of unemployment benefit, initially on a pilot basis. The revised structure of the unemployment benefit, which until now has been a flat amount received for a fixed period of time for all unemployed, irrespective of salary size or previous years of work, is based on a study conducted by the Public Employment Service (DYPA) in collaboration with the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development under DG Reform support program. The issue of the benefit will be automated and have three parts, including a fixed part that is 70% of the minimum wage (or an individual’s average wages if lower), and variable bonus parts determined by years of insurance and average pay (when this is higher than the minimum wage).
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