Shiv Sena leader Eknath Shinde and NCP's Ajit Pawar will be sworn in as deputy chief ministers at the ceremony, scheduled for December 5 at the sprawling Azad Maidan in south Mumbai.

Devendra Fadnavis will be sworn in as Maharashtra chief minister on December 5, after he was unanimously elected as the state BJP legislature party leader.

Senior BJP leader Devendra Fadnavis, one of the architects of the Mahayuti's stunning victory in Maharashtra polls, is set to take oath as Chief Minister for the third time tomorrow after the BJP lead

After being elected as Maharashtra Chieg Minister, Devendra Fadnavis on Wednesday addressed the meeting of the BJP legislative party and termed the this Assembly polls as "historic". He reiterated the "Ek Hain to Safe Hain" rhetoric of Prime Minister Narendra Modi during campaigning and added "Modi Hai to Mumkin hai".

Devendra Fadnavis, a key BJP leader, will be sworn in as Maharashtra's Chief Minister for the third time on December 5, 2024, following a decisive victory in the assembly elections. His leadership marks a significant moment in Maharashtra's political landscape.

The wait was over after 132 party legislators and five Independents supporting BJP on Wednesday unanimously elected Devendra Fadnavis as the legislature party leader. With this, he is set to take oath for the third time as the Maharashtra Chief Minister at a grand ceremony on Thursday.

In his speech, Fadnavis emphasized that not a single MLA deserted the BJP since 2019, which he thinks helped form a government in 2022 and secure a historic mandate in the recent polls. "I started as a ward level leader and now I have also become CM for third term.

Senior NCP members are camping in Delhi to bargain for a considerable share for the party in the Maharashtra cabine

Ahead of the crucial legislature party meeting scheduled for Wednesday, BJP leader Devendra Fadnavis met with caretaker Chief Minister Eknath Shinde on Tuesday, the first in-person meeting since their