Has Devendra Fadnavis kept their promises?
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Have a Special Investigation Team probe about 15,400 suspicious claims under AB-PMJAY and the Mahatma Jyotirao Phule Jan Arogya Yojana (2024-26) and submit its report within 30 days of its formation
Made 2026-07-16Take a decision to waive about Rs 48,000 crore in farmers' pending electricity dues so old arrears do not block new agricultural power connections
Made 2026-07-15ensure women get 33% reservation by 2029
Made 2026-09-01Extend crop damage assessment to the mandal level to ensure financial assistance to farmers in areas excluded from the prescribed drought criteria
Made 2026-09-29Provide better, well-planned workspaces for industries in Dharavi
Made 2026-10-02Inaugurate a 22,500-square-foot Experience Centre showcasing the proposed redevelopment of Dharavi
Made 2026-10-06Deposit Rs 5,000 in farmers' bank accounts before Diwali
Made 2026-10-14Completion of several undergoing metro projects by 2027, adding at least 70 km of Metro corridors
Made 2026-10-16Affidavit & Biography
Controversies & Verbal Gaffes
Criminal Record Spotlight
Soybean cultivator sends ₹5,000 money order to Fadnavis over "paltry" interim relief
Chand Shaikh, a soybean cultivator from Surdi village, sent a ₹5,000 money order to Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on October 14 to protest "paltry" interim relief. Fadnavis announced ₹5,000 for farmers as 305 of 358 talukas were declared drought-hit. Shaikh spent ₹25,000 on 1.5 acres, yielded 60-kg, earned ₹3,900, and borrowed ₹1,100 from a friend to protest the state's decision.
Fadnavis designates 2027 as "Metro Year" to complete at least 70 km corridors
Devendra Fadnavis, Maharashtra Chief Minister, designated 2027 as "Metro Year" to complete at least 70 km of corridors. He directed expanding a 36-km corridor to 50 km by December 2026 and achieving 50% mechanisation. Alstom India unveiled the first of 39 driverless Metropolis trainsets for Mumbai Metro Line 4 and 4A in 14 months, providing rolling stock and signalling to L&T via MMRDA.
Braj Mohan Ram faced controversy for pledging to strengthen the BJP among Scheduled Castes
Braj Mohan Ram, the newly appointed Odisha Governor, faced controversy for pledging to strengthen the BJP among Scheduled Castes. Past incidents include Thakur Ram Lal dismissing NT Rama Rao's government in 1984, Buta Singh's 2005 Bihar dissolution, and Syed Sibtey Razi's 2005 Jharkhand intervention. The Supreme Court ruled in cases like Rameshwar Prasad vs Union of India that Governors must remain neutral arbiters.
Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis announced that 305 out of 358 Maharashtra talukas are now
Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis announced that 305 out of 358 Maharashtra talukas are now drought-hit after adding 40 regions. The government will deposit Rs 5,000 into farmers' accounts before Diwali and provide debt relief to 3.5 lakh farmers. Fadnavis also warned District Central Co-operative (DCC) banks against coercive recoveries while the cabinet congratulated Prime Minister Narendra Modi for 25 years of leadership.
Fadnavis welcomes Michael Bloomberg to Mumbai to discuss road safety and health data
Devendra Fadnavis, Maharashtra Chief Minister, welcomed Michael Bloomberg, co-founder of Bloomberg L.P. and former New York mayor, to Mumbai on October 12, 2026. They discussed Bloomberg Philanthropies projects regarding road safety and health data in Maharashtra. The meeting celebrated Bloomberg's 30 years in India ahead of the Bloomberg New Economy Forum 2026 in New Delhi.
Fadnavis accuses Congress of undermining institutions and creating anarchy over Supreme Court protest
Devendra Fadnavis, Maharashtra Chief Minister, criticized the Congress and INDIA Bloc for a protest march at the Supreme Court on Monday (October 12, 2026) regarding the Chief Election Commissioner. The CJI declined to meet Rahul Gandhi, who filed a petition over voter deletions. Fadnavis accused Congress of undermining institutions and creating anarchy in the country.
MPSC aspirants end 10-day agitation as Maharashtra government forms inquiry committee
MPSC aspirants ended a 10-day agitation at S M Joshi Bridge in Pune after the Maharashtra government formed an inquiry committee. The committee includes chairman Dilip Bhosale, secretary Tukaram Mundhe, Laxmi Gautam, Ganesh Patil, and P D Naik. Chairman Vivek Bhimanwar went on leave. Minister Shivendra Raje Bhosale met protesters, who demanded reforms and the removal of Bhimanwar.
Maharashtra Government agrees to MPSC aspirants' demands after 10-day protest at S.M. Joshi Bridge
On October 11, 2026, MPSC aspirants ended a 10-day protest at S.M. Joshi Bridge in Pune after the Maharashtra Government, led by Minister Shivendra Raje Bhosale, agreed to their demands. A committee including Tukaram Mundhe, Dilip Bhosale, Laxmi Gautam, Ganesh Patil, and P.D. Naik will probe alleged irregularities. Vivek Bhimanwar went on leave, while Rohit Pawar supported the protesters.
500 to 700 students protest MPSC corruption at Pune's S.M. Bridge
Since October 1, approximately 500 to 700 students have protested at S.M. Bridge in Pune against corruption in the Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC) recruitment process. Organizers Akshay Kamble and others demand the resignation of chairman Vivek Bhimanwar, filling 70,000 vacancies, and adopting a Rajasthan-style exam system. Pune Police filed reports against 15 organizers for unlawful assembly after Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis met students on September 30. Sanjay Raut alleged the government is creating divisions, while Rohit Pawar accused Bhimanwar of corruption and conflict of interest.
Medicover Hospitals COO Mahesh Degloorkar clarifies organization has no political affiliations
Medicover Hospitals and COO Mahesh Degloorkar clarified on October 09, 2026, that the organization has no political affiliations. Leaders including K. Chandrasekhar Rao, A. Revanth Reddy, G. Kishan Reddy, Bandi Sanjay Kumar, T. Harish Rao, Pocharam Srinivas Reddy, Devendra Fadnavis, Eknath Shinde, and Sharad Pawar attended inaugurations in official capacities. Degloorkar urged the public to ignore unverified reports causing patient anxiety.
Prabhakar Shinde questions Rs 8 crore road-washing project in Mumbai amid Maharashtra drought
An inter-ministerial central team led by Muktanand Agrawal arrived in Maharashtra to assess a severe drought. The Water Supply and Sanitation Department reported 611 tankers serving 517 villages and 2,147 settlements across 10 districts. G Srikant briefed the panel on rainfall deficits. Meanwhile, Prabhakar Shinde questioned a Rs 8 crore road-washing project in Mumbai, while Beed police cracked down on illegal water theft.
Dharashiv farmers protest crop failures, demand ₹1 lakh per hectare relief amid rainfall deficit
Due to an 18.8% rainfall deficit and El Niño, farmers like Pramod Gaikwad and Siddheshwar Mane in Dharashiv face crop failures and water scarcity. On September 16, farmers protested demanding drought declarations. Ravikant Tupkar urged for ₹1 lakh per hectare relief, while Sharad Pawar requested ₹50000 per hectare from Devendra Fadnavis. Fadnavis announced surveys starting October 5 under NDRF norms.
