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  1. The Transport Department in Maharashtra enforces state transport rules and reports findings to the Legislative Assembly.
  2. The Maharashtra state government has mandated that the MSRTC fleet must be converted to electric power by the year 2035.
  3. The Maharashtra Transport Department released updates on the state's electric vehicle policy, aiming to establish Maharashtra as India’s leading hub for electric mobility.

Maharashtra is attracting companies like Toyota to establish an EV manufacturing hub, receiving approval from international financial bodies, while the state grapples with drought impacts.

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Maharashtra is attracting companies like Toyota to establish an EV manufacturing hub, receiving approval from international financial bodies, while the state grapples with drought impacts.

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