By Admin 
The cabinet meeting of the state government was held on Tuesday (September 30) under the chairmanship of Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis in the Chief Minister. A big decision has been taken for cancer patients in this meeting. Now patients suffering from cancer are going to get great relief.
The policy of providing overall cancer services to all in the state has been approved. This important decision has been taken in view of increasing cancer cases in the state.
These big decisions in cabinet meeting
Department of Medical Education and Drugs: Composite policy for cancer disease treatment. Quality treatment will be available to citizens regarding cancer. Three -tier overall cancer treatment service will be ensured. Special treatment related to cancer will be available in 18 hospitals across the state. For this, Maharashtra Cancer Care, Research and Education Foundation will be established. A fund of Rs 100 crore will be given in the company’s capital.
Global Capacity Center Policy 2025 Approved
Maharashtra’s global capacity center policy 2025 approved. Investment and multinational cooperation will be encouraged for progress in the direction of developed India 2047.
Additional power sales tax recovery approved
Approval for additional power sales tax collection on electricity use from industrial, commercial and other category customers. This will provide funds for power supply for solar agricultural pumps under Prime Minister Kusum Khatak-B and other schemes.
Approval of establishment of Mahajiotak Mahamandal
The establishment of Mahajiotak Mahamandal has been approved in the cabinet meeting. Administration will be accelerated by using geophysical technology. The use of this technology will help in strategic planning and decision making in various fields.
Court will be built in Satara
A senior level civil court will be established in the clutches of Satara district. For this, the system of required posts and expenditure has been approved.
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