Maharashtra Deputy CM Eknath Shinde, along with other leaders, arrives at Vidhan Bhavan, Mumbai, on Day 2 of Budget Session 2026. PIC/SAYYED SAMEER ABEDI
Forest Minister Ganesh Naik reaches Vidhan Bhavan. Amid strain on state finances, the state tabled the supplementary demands worth Rs 11,995 crore for the remaining period of the fiscal 2025-26
Of the Rs 11,995 crore, the state government has earmarked Rs 3,112.85 crore to meet the expenses incurred on the concession given in the electricity tariff to agriculture pump, power loom, and textile consumers in the state, and Rs 803.94 crore has been proposed as incentives to small, medium, large industries and mega projects under the package scheme of incentives
Opposition MLAs protest in the Vidhan Bhavan premises, demanding the resignation of FDA Minister Narhari Zirwal over alleged bribery involving a ministry staffer

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