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Maharashtra Government Advances Measures Addressing Maratha Community Demands

Maharashtra Government Advances Measures Addressing Maratha Community Demands
Govt positive regarding demands of Maratha community: Maha Minister · thehansindia.com

The Maharashtra government says it wants to respond positively to the Maratha community’s demands.

Minister Radhakrishna Vikhe Patil held a meeting about these issues in Mumbai.

The government plans to give Maratha students some education benefits similar to those given to OBC students.

Officials were told to release delayed financial aid and quickly process important certificates.

The government also wants departments to appoint officers who will coordinate this work.

Families of people who died during the Maratha reservation movement may receive government jobs for their heirs.

The Annasaheb Patil Corporation is expected to receive Rs 450 crore by the end of July.

New hostels are being prepared for 4,000 boys and 4,000 girls.

Key facts

Review meeting chair
Radhakrishna Vikhe Patil, chairman of the Maratha Reservation Cabinet Sub-Committee
Education measures
Maratha students are to receive facilities and concessions similar to those available to OBC students from the current academic year.
Planned funding
Rs 450 crore is to be distributed to the Annasaheb Patil Corporation by the end of July.
Hostel capacity
Hostels are nearing completion for 4,000 boys and 4,000 girls.
Certificate review
Divisional Commissioners and District Collectors were directed to review Kunbi caste and caste verification certificate distribution.
Financial aid
Pending funds under the Punjabrao Deshmukh Subsistence Allowance Scheme are to be released immediately.

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