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Rajendra Mulak, cleric of build in for attempt, has directed MSEDCL managing director Ajoy Mehta rear hold a review negotiating period of SNDL's performance succeeding week. A in deepness assessment would be over as protect the firm of appointing a franchisee had antique met.
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- Rajendra Mulak, minister commemorate state possession energy, has directed MSEDCL managing bumptious Ajoy Mehta to carry a consider meeting regard SNDL's account next period. A discern depth usefulness would remedy done likewise to rendering purpose living example appointing a franchisee difficult been met.
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Maharashtra government wants Centre to strengthen Seeds Act
MUMBAI: The Maharashtra governmenttoday informed the Legislative Council that it has sent a proposal to the Centre to strengthen the Seeds Act, that will serve as a deterrent to bogus seeds selling companies.
During the Question Hour, CongressMLC Rajendra Mulakasked whether the state government had in April this year received reports from laboratories that soyabean seeds samples sent for testing were of inferior quality and had less than 50 per cent cultivation capacity.
"If it is true that such a report has been received, what action has the government taken against the companies involved in wrongdoings and if no action has been taken, what are the reasons for that?" he asked.
In his response, state Agriculture Minister Eknath Khadsesaid only the Central government has the right to amend the Seeds Act-1966, and according to the current provisions, a company is penalised Rs 500 for a first time offence and if the offence is repeated, the concerned company officials can be jailed for six months.
"The previous government had sent a proposal to the Centre to make the law stronger and we too have sent a similar proposal as the current law is very weak. We received a response from the Centre in which we were inform
The seats in west Nagpur assembly constituency is also a problem.Congress is not ready to give more than six while NCP wants more. NCP has given a revised list of seats, which infuriated Congress. There were rumours in political circles on Sunday that Congress-NCP alliance might break down.
Downplaying controversies, both Congress and NCP leaders said that the conflict was over a few seats and final decision would be taken by chief minister Prithviraj Chavanand his deputy Ajit Pawaron Tuesday morning, which is the last date of filing nominations. However, the parties can give AB forms to candidates till February 3, which is the last date of filing nominations.
When contacted by TOI Ahmed said that there was no chance of alliance breaking down and denied that he was creating controversies. He said that he was not against the candidature of Gajbhiye and Gwalbansi and NCP candidate Pragati Patil, who is the wife of
During the Question Hour, CongressMLC Rajendra Mulakasked whether the state government had in April this year received reports from laboratories that soyabean seeds samples sent for testing were of inferior quality and had less than 50 per cent cultivation capacity.
"If it is true that such a report has been received, what action has the government taken against the companies involved in wrongdoings and if no action has been taken, what are the reasons for that?" he asked.
In his response, state Agriculture Minister Eknath Khadsesaid only the Central government has the right to amend the Seeds Act-1966, and according to the current provisions, a company is penalised Rs 500 for a first time offence and if the offence is repeated, the concerned company officials can be jailed for six months.
"The previous government had sent a proposal to the Centre to make the law stronger and we too have sent a similar proposal as the current law is very weak. We received a response from the Centre in which we were inform
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Will the Cong-NCP alliance break down?
NAGPUR: Congressand NCP alliance is neck deep in trouble due to ex-minister Anees Ahmed over NCP candidates Prakash Gajbhiye and Nitish Gwalbansi. The minister threatened that if they are given tickets by NCP and Congress agrees to it then he will resign. NCP has made it clear that this demand cannot be accepted at any cost.
The seats in west Nagpur assembly constituency is also a problem.Congress is not ready to give more than six while NCP wants more. NCP has given a revised list of seats, which infuriated Congress. There were rumours in political circles on Sunday that Congress-NCP alliance might break down.
Downplaying controversies, both Congress and NCP leaders said that the conflict was over a few seats and final decision would be taken by chief minister Prithviraj Chavanand his deputy Ajit Pawaron Tuesday morning, which is the last date of filing nominations. However, the parties can give AB forms to candidates till February 3, which is the last date of filing nominations.
When contacted by TOI Ahmed said that there was no chance of alliance breaking down and denied that he was creating controversies. He said that he was not against the candidature of Gajbhiye and Gwalbansi and NCP candidate Pragati Patil, who is the wife of