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Maharashtra Government Resolution

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Maharashtra declares MSPHC the statewide implementing agency and developer for police housing on police lands under DCPR-2034 Regulation 33(3)(A).

Maharashtra names Police Housing Corp statewide developer for cop housing on police land

The Maharashtra government has appointed the Maharashtra State Police Housing and Welfare…
Maharashtra has introduced stricter guidelines to ensure fair and transparent action in illegal minor mineral cases, mandating clear ownership verification and limiting penalties only to responsible landholders.

How Does India’s First Participatory Land Model Work? How Will It Benefit Mumbai 3.0?

In a landmark move, MMRDA has rolled out a participatory land acquisition framework offering landowners mutual consent, development rights, or 22.5% developed land return, paving the way for inclusive growth in Mumbai 3.0’s new town development across Raigad.
Maharashtra has extended the Borivali RTO office lease till 2027 and approved ₹25.77 lakh rent payment to ensure uninterrupted services.

Maharashtra Renews Borivali RTO Office Lease, Approves ₹25.77 Lakh Rent Payment

Maharashtra has extended the Borivali RTO office lease till 2027 and approved ₹25.77 lakh rent payment to ensure uninterrupted services.
Maharashtra has sanctioned ₹2.80 crore as enhanced compensation for landowners in Akluj, Solapur, in compliance with a 2017 court order in a land acquisition case.

Maharashtra Approves ₹2.80 Crore Compensation for Landowners in Akluj Village Expansion Case

Maharashtra has sanctioned ₹2.80 crore as enhanced compensation for landowners in Akluj, Solapur, in compliance with a 2017 court order in a land acquisition case.
New Maharashtra SOP mandates share-wise land measurement, helping landowners get clearer compensation and reducing acquisition disputes.

Maharashtra Unveils Game-Changing Land Leasing Rules: A New Era of Opportunity for Landless Farmers

“Maharashtra today took a historic step towards formalising farm leasing. Registered tenants can now access credit and insurance, while landowners get iron-clad security — ending decades of informal, risky arrangements.”