Shri Chandrakant Patil

Mumbai Dt 17: Revenue Minister, Mr Chandrakant Patil explained his desire to apply solar energy for all Government offices and buildings in order to save the electricity. According to Mr Patil, solar energy has been an important alternative energy resource available in ample amount and it can be alternatively used instead of traditional energy resources. Mr Chandrakant Patil attended an inaugural event of the workshop-- ‘Scoping Mission For Solar Rooftop’ at Hotel Trident. During this event, Mr Patil expressed his desire to utilise solar energy as an ultimate energy resource. According to Mr Patil, utilisation of solar energy can help prevent consumption of water and coal for energy generation purposes. Additionally, it can also reduce the extent of Carbon production in the environment. Mr Patil also suggested that all the corporations in the state need to plan the use of this energy resource in order to provide the facility of street lights. Moreover, using solar energy for...

Chief Minister has ordered to conduct an in-depth inquiry of Kondhwe incidence Mumbai Dt 29: Incessant raining in Pune has resulted in compound wall collapse on the temporary shelter for workers, recently in Kondhwe, Pune which has severely impacted the families of the victims. Chief Minister has seriously addressed this unfortunate incidence and instructed district authorities to carry in-depth inquiry of Kondhwe wall collapse incident in order to take necessary action. Meanwhile, the State Government has also declared the monetary help of Rs 5 Lakhs to the family members of those who died and Rs 25000 help to those who were injured in this incident.  While expressing his grief on this whole incident, the Chief Minister paid condolences to the family members of those who died in the Kondhwe wall collapse. According to the Chief Minister, Kondhwe wall collapse incident has been very unfortunate and it has resulted in the loss of many lives. He paid tributes to the de...

Date 15th May:   Revenue Minister Mr Chandrakant Patil informed that the State Government’s stand regarding Medical PG Courses admission process is highly optimistic and assured that even a single student who has already initiated the admission process through Maratha Reservation quota will not be affected during the Medical Post Graduation admission process. The legal aspects in the Medical PG courses admission process are being studied and the legal procedure has been started to find a solution. Also, the permission has been requested by the Chief Election Office with reference to the proceedings of this matter. The Revenue Minister and the President of the cabinet sub-committee formed for the Maratha Reservation Demand, Mr Chandrakant Patil assured that the Government will be successful to find out an effective workout on this issue.  Recently, Revenue Minister Mr Patil conducted a meeting with Maratha community students, parents, and Maratha leaders in order to add...