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Mumbai, Pune to get woman mayors: Reservation breakup for 29 municipal corporations in Maharashtra — who gets which category

Mumbai, Pune to get woman mayors: Reservation breakup for 29 municipal corporations in Maharashtra — who gets which category

TOI City Desk / TIMESOFINDIA.COM / Jan 22, 2026, 17:10 IST

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Mumbai, Pune to get woman mayors: Reservation breakup for 29 municipal corporations in Maharashtra — who gets which category

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MUMBAI: The Maharashtra Urban Development Department on Thursday conducted the annual lottery determining mayoral reservations across the state’s 29 municipal corporations.Out of 29 Municipal Corporations, 1 is Scheduled Tribe (ST) , 3 Scheduled Caste (SC) (2 women SC), 8 Other Backward Caste (4 woman), 17 General (9 women).

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Reservation breakdown:

ST: 1
SC: 3 (2 women)
OBC: 8 (4 women)
General: 17 (9 women)

Municipal corporation-wise reservation list:

Mumbai: General woman
Dhule: General woman
Nashik: General woman
Bhiwandi-Nizampur: General
Parbhani: General
Kalyan-Dombivali: ST
Pune: General woman
Chandrapur: OBC
Kolhapur: OBC General
Jalgaon: OBC woman
Mira-Bhayander: General woman
Vasai-Virar: General
Ahilyanagar: OBC woman
Pimpri-Chinchwad: General
Akola: OBC woman
Amravati: General
Jalna: SC woman
Latur: SC woman
Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar: General
Nanded-Waghala: General woman
Navi Mumbai: General woman
Panvel: OBC
Thane: SC
Ulhasnagar: OBC General
Nagpur: General woman
Malegaon: General woman
Ichalkaranji: OBC General
Sangli-Miraj-Kupwad: General
Solapur: General

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