The primary responsibility for school education in Maharashtra lies with the State Government. The State Government is responsible for the planning, implementation, and monitoring of school education in the state. It is also responsible for the appointment of teachers, the construction and maintenance of schools, and the provision of textbooks and other educational materials.
The Central Government has a role to play in school education in Maharashtra, but it is a limited role. The Central Government is responsible for the formulation of national policies and guidelines on school education. It also provides financial assistance to the State Government for school education.
Local self-governments, such as municipalities and panchayats, have a role to play in school education in Maharashtra, but it is a limited role. Local self-governments are responsible for the management of schools in their areas. They are also responsible for the provision of mid-day meals and other facilities to students.
Private institutions also have a role to play in school education in Maharashtra. Private institutions are responsible for the management of their own schools. They are also responsible for the appointment of teachers, the construction and maintenance of schools, and the provision of textbooks and other educational materials.
However, the primary responsibility for school education in Maharashtra lies with the State Government.