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Maharashtra allows retiring employees with school-going children to retain government homes until June, but at five times the licence fee.

Retiring Maharashtra Govt Employees Get Extra Time to Keep Official Homes for Children’s Education

Maharashtra allows retiring employees with school-going children to retain government homes until June, but at five times the licence fee.
New Maharashtra SOP mandates share-wise land measurement, helping landowners get clearer compensation and reducing acquisition disputes.

Maharashtra’s New Land Acquisition SOP Could Make Compensation Fairer for Landowners

New Maharashtra SOP mandates share-wise land measurement, helping landowners get clearer compensation and reducing acquisition disputes.
Maharashtra sanctions ₹2267 crore to acquire land for Sadhu Gram in Nashik ahead of Kumbh Mela 2027, boosting infrastructure and planning.

191 Acres Land, ₹2267 Crore Approved for Sadhu Gram In Nashik Kumbh Mela 2027

Maharashtra sanctions ₹2267 crore to acquire land for Sadhu Gram in Nashik ahead of Kumbh Mela 2027, boosting infrastructure and planning.
Maharashtra has extended government land lease tenure to 49 years with a renewal option up to 98 years, aiming to boost commercial development and increase state revenue.

Maharashtra Govt Approves ₹500 Crore Distribution to Municipal Corporations from 1% Stamp Duty Surcharge

Maharashtra government has approved ₹500 crore distribution to 28 municipal corporations from stamp duty surcharge collections, boosting urban infrastructure funding across cities.
Maharashtra has approved the free transfer of 33,954 hectares of government land to MMRDA, allowing it to develop infrastructure and generate revenue—marking a major shift in Mumbai’s urban planning strategy.

Maharashtra’s Biggest Land Transfer Ever: Govt Hands Over 33,954 Hectares to MMRDA

Maharashtra has approved the free transfer of 33,954 hectares of government land to MMRDA, allowing it to develop infrastructure and generate revenue—marking a major shift in Mumbai’s urban planning strategy.