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Maharashtra Cabinet Approves Amendment to Cooperative Societies Act

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The Maharashtra Cabinet approved an amendment to the Maharashtra Cooperative Societies Act, 1960. This change allows the government to nominate five members to the managing committees of cooperative institutions with an annual turnover exceeding Rs 500 crore. Of these nominees, four will have voting rights, while the fifth, a government officer, will not. District Central Cooperative Banks were specifically excluded from the proposed amendment.

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The amendment could alter the power equations within influential cooperative institutions, such as the Gokul Milk Union. The decision is viewed as an opportunity for the ruling Mahayuti to regain control of the dairy cooperative.

Maharashtra is introducing new rules and a legal framework to operationalize the Cooperative Societies Act for housing societies.

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Who's involved

  • MaharashtraThe state where the cooperative societies act amendment was approved.
  • Satej PatilPolitician whose standing is viewed as negatively impacted by the cabinet's decision.
  • cabinetGroup of high-ranking officials that approved the amendment to the act.

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