In Maharashtra, now the mother’s name will be recorded before the children’s name. This decision will be implemented in Maharashtra from 01 May 2024. Besides, the government has also announced to provide houses to the workers of 58 closed mills in Mumbai.
Maharashtra government has taken a big decision in the cabinet. In Maharashtra, now the mother’s name will be recorded before the children’s name. In Maharashtra, now the name of the child, then the mother’s name, then the father’s name and lastly the surname will be written. This decision will be implemented in Maharashtra from 01 May 2024. Maharashtra government has taken this big decision to give respect to women. This decision has been taken unanimously in the cabinet meeting of Shinde government.
Giving more information about this, Maharashtra Women’s Health and Child Development Minister Aditi Tatkare has said that this decision will be implemented in Maharashtra from May 01, 2024. Under this decision, it was also told that if someone wants to register the mother’s name in front of the names of the earlier children, then the provision for making correction has also been kept in this decision. The government has also decided in the meeting that the government will provide houses to the workers of 58 mills that are closed in Mumbai. This decision is a big gift for all the workers before Holi.
World class Central Park gets approval
Now the government will reduce the stamp duty imposed on the houses of BDD chawls and slum dwellers. Approval has been received for allotment of land for Maharashtra Bhavan in Ayodhya. Besides, the Cabinet has also approved to build a world class Central Park on 300 acres of land in Mumbai. Along with these decisions, the government has also taken decisions on many development projects.
Holi gift
All these decisions taken before Holi are no less than a gift to the public. The decision to announce houses for 58 mill workers and the state government’s decision to reduce the stamp duty on BDD chawls and slum dwellers is a big Holi gift for all the workers and slum dwellers. .
