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Maharashtra Election2024: Shinde Govt Rains SOPs; Litmus Test For Mahayuti? | Daily Mirror
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23:50Now PlayingThe Eknath Shinde government in Maharashtra announced on Thursday that it would request the Centre to raise the income limit for the ‘non-creamy layer’ category to ₹15 lakh from the current ₹8 lakh, PTI reported. This move comes ahead of the upcoming state assembly elections. A non-creamy layer certificate is essential for availing of reservation benefits under the OBC category. Additionally, the cabinet approved a draft ordinance to grant constitutional status to the Maharashtra State Scheduled Caste Commission, which will be tabled in the next legislative session, with 27 posts sanctioned for the commission.
A panel of experts has joined Sneha Koshy to discuss this in detail. BJP's Asif Bhamlaa says “INDIA bloc tried to mislead minorities...” Meanwhile, Sr Journalist Uday Nirgudkar shares his views on Mahayuti govt's proposal for the OBC non-creamy layer income limit hike. Watch the full discussion to know more and follow Mirror Now for the latest updates.
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