Fadnavis said the completion of the projects will ensure largescale irrigation facilities in the districts of Vidarbha and Marathwada, known for suicides by farmers, besides in North and Western Maharashtra.
"With this approval, the state will receive Rs 10,000 crore for the next two years for the projects from the Centre," the Chief Minister said in a statement issued here.
The state government had submitted proposals seeking the Centre's assistance to complete the 107 irrigation projects.
"The state government had submitted a proposal to the Centre to provide financial assistance for 107 projects, which had received various approvals but was pending," it said.
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