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The Maharashtra government is reassessing the Shiv Bhojan Thali and Anandacha Shidha schemes due to financial difficulties.

In a Cabinet meeting last week, the government also discussed discontinuing two other schemes, the Shiv Bhojan Thali (cooked food including chapati, rice, daal and sabji) for the poor, and Anandacha ...

The new MahaYuti-NDA dispensation led by Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis would have to engage in a balancing act to ensure that the schemes continue to run.

Nagpur: Senior Congress leader Vijay Wadettiwar has vehemently opposed the purported move by the Maharashtra government to discontinue the Shiv Bhojan Thali scheme, which provides economical meals ...

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Mumbai/Pune/Nagpur: Amid reports that the Mahayuti govt is planning to scrap the Shiv Bhojan Thali scheme, which provides subsidised meals launched during the tenure of the MVA govt, former food and ...

At a time when the Maharashtra government is reeling under financial strain, it is mulling over closing down the Shiv Bhojan thali and Aanandacha Shidha schemes on which it spent an aggregate of ...

The Maharashtra government is reportedly considering shutting down the Shiv Bhojan Thali scheme in the next financial year due to monetary constraints. Introduced during the Maha Vikas Aghadi ...

Launched during the Uddhav Thackeray-led government, the Shiv Bhojan Thali provides a subsidized meal — comprising two chapatis, one bowl of vegetable, dal, and rice — at just ₹10 for the needy.