Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has said the Mahayuti allies have agreed to conduct a "performance audit" of ministers during their tenure

Cabinet expansion in Maharashtra sees 39 ministers sworn in, with BJP, Shiv Sena, and NCP securing ministerial berths.

Maharashtra's cabinet expansion sees CM Fadnavis hinting at performance audits for ministers, raising questions about accountability and effectiveness. With the BJP leading in ministerial berths, can the coalition deliver on its promises amid scrutiny from key allies like Shiv Sena and NCP?

One post was kept vacant and rumours are floating around as to who this post was kept vacant for.

BJP gets 19 berths, Shiv Sena 11 and NCP 9; Maharashtra BJP chief Chandrasekhar Bawankule among those who took oath today

The 10-day-old Maharashtra government was expanded on Sunday — with 39 MLAs from the ruling coalition taking oath in Nagpur. Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis also indicated that portfolio allocations would be announced within the next few days.

The size of the Mahayuti cabinet has increased from 29 in its first term to 42 now. Of the 42 ministers, 39 were sworn in on Sunday, while three (the

The highly anticipated cabinet expansion of Maharashtra's new government, led by Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis , took place on Sunday in Nagpur. A total of 39 ministers were sworn in at a grand ceremony.

The Maharashtra government expanded with 39 lawmakers taking oath, allocating 19 berths to BJP, 11 to Shiv Sena, and 9 to NCP. Four women MLAs, including two as Cabinet Ministers, were appointed. The expansion follows criticism for delays in announcing the Cabinet after the December 5 swearing-in.

Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis announced that cabinet portfolios will be assigned within two days. New ministers, including BJP and NCP leaders, were sworn in following the BJP-led alliance's election victory.