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?

Ahead of the Maharashtra cabinet expansion, CM Devendra Fadnavis honored Babasaheb Ambedkar in Nagpur. Amid post-election celebrations, significant new appointments are poised as BJP and Mahayuti alliance solidify their stronghold.

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.

Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis announced a performance audit for newly inducted ministers. The cabinet expansion saw 39 Mahayuti legislators sworn in, with portfolios to be allocated soon.

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

Maharashtra's Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis expanded his cabinet, swearing in 39 ministers, including 19 from BJP, 9 from NCP, and 11 from Shiv Sena.

Maharashtra's cabinet expanded with 39 ministers sworn in by Governor PC Radhakrishnan in Nagpur. BJP secured 19 berths, Shinde's Shiv Sena 11, and Ajit Pawar's NCP 9. This Nagpur ceremony, a rare event,

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.

Madhuri Misal (BJP) and Meghna Bordikar (BJP). While Munde and Tatkare took oath as cabinet ministers, Misal and Bordikar will be MoS