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The Supreme Court has handed over the sensational case of actor Sushant Singh Rajput’s death to the CBI 

The top court in the country has pulled up Maharashtra government  for its shoddy investigation in the Palghar lynching case  
 

The Maharashtra government has agreed to pay Rs 50,000 as spectacles allowance to Bombay high court judges

Cracks reappear in the Maharashtra government again, with Shiva Sena questioning the decision-making process

The top court has sought a response by Maharashtra government over handing over of Palghar lynchings case to the CBI.
Govt-aided school in West Bengal showed a pic of a dark-complexioned man and expanded the letter ‘U’ as ugly under the picture.

The top court has sought response from the Maharashtra government as a plea arose before it for the transferring of the Palghar lynching case to the CBI
 

With all airports in the state located in Red Zones, Maharashtra has opposed the plan of reopening airports and resuming flight operations from May 25 
 

After receiving permission from the Karnataka and Maharashtra governments, a total of ten buses left from Thane, Maharashtra on Monday for Gulbarga, Karnataka

The Bombay High Court directed the Maharashtra government to take an appropriate policy decision to tackle the spread of Covid-19 at Arthur Road Jail in central Mumbai.
 

Bollywood celebs join hands with Maharashtra government for public service announcement on coronavirus

There are reports that the Maharashtra government may withdraw Govardhan Govansh Seva Kendra, a scheme meant to boost infrastructure at cow sheds (gaushalas), especially set up to conserve, protect and develop cattle and progeny. This was brought in by the Devendra Fadnavis government.

While the BJP is often accused of snatching away the freedom of speech and expression, the coalition government in Maharashtra has taken action against Yogesh Soman, the professor who dared to criticise Rahul Gandhi for his ‘Rahul Savarkar’ comment 

Abhinav Khare deep dives into the recent decisions taken by the Shiv Sena-NCP-Congress coalition government in Maharashtra. ‘The new chief minister Uddhav Thackeray has also taken a decision which might have serious law and order implications’

Sources said that in the new government in Maharashtra, which is set to be sworn in on November 28, the Shiv Sena will have 15 ministers, NCP 13 excluding the deputy chief minister, while the Congress will also have 13 ministers and the Speaker
 

Shiv Sena leader Ramesh Solanki said that he cannot accept Shiv Sena joining hands with Congress and tendered his resignation from the party in Maharashtra