Maharashtra's economy at present is $400 billion and at the current growth rate it is destined to become a trillion-dollar economy by 2030
Among the various projects accessed by the Chief Minister were the Mumbai Urban Transport Project-3
In his youth, Fadnavis had modelled for a friend's garment manufacturing company
Maharashtra chief minister Devendra Fadnavis today said the state is targeting investments of around Rs 12 trillion in a host of sectors like defence, aerospace, infrastructure, and gems & jewellery among other from the ongoing investor summit. Fadnavis said the state will sign investment agreements with over two dozen companies in the next two days. Investments would come in almost every sector, including aerospace, logistics and electric vehicle manufacturing and services industry, he added. Some of the big investments include an agreement between the Italian sports car major Lamborghini and Kinetic to manufacture e-cars, and the Gems and Jewellery Export Promotion Council's Rs 14,000-crore investment to develop a gems & jewellery park near Mumbai, Fadnavis said. "As of now we feel that probably we will sign agreements worth Rs 10-12 trillion," he told reporters on the second day of the global investor summit at the MMRDA Grounds in upscale BKC central ...
Fadnavis and his entourage reached Aurangabad after the 25 minute flight
Row over Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis' spelling mistake in social media
State CM urged city dwellers to make use of the 40 lakh toilets that have been constructed over a period of 2 years
We have an agreement to work on these projects with the Koreans, says the Maharashtra CM
The quick-paced developments came after Desai met Fadnavis with his resignation letter
Seeing the chopper tilt over the CM, security personnel rushed and pulled him away to safety
Shiv Sena would withdraw support to govt if the loan waiver was not announced, says Sanjay Raut
The web portal is named as 'Mahaswayam'
Maharashtra priority credit plan outlay up by 13.6% for FY18
Maharashtra government, which is struggling to maintain fiscal discipline amidst rising revenue deficit, will immediately need a whopping Rs 30,500 crore for crop loan waiver. However, the provisioning for the same will not only cause financial disruption but the government will not find enough funds for capital expenditure. In his statement in the state assembly, which could not function for a week due to rising demand for crop loan waiver, the Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on Thursday said the government was not against it but declined to give any firm commitment in this regard.However, Fadnavis asked whether opposition will give a guarantee that there won't be farmers suicides after the crop loan waiver. He said the government wants to provide relief to the farmers and not to the banks. Fadnavis said after the UPA government's crop loan waiver in 2009 more than 16,000 farmers have committed suicides across the country. Amidst slogan shouting by opposition, who was joined by the .
BJP's massive gains exposed the organisational failures of the Congress and NCP
He said he regretted not giving enough time to his daughter Divija due to his hectic schedule
He asserts that their alliance is intact and the government will complete its full term, despite frequent taunts and digs from Sena
The government has received flak for allegedly shielding the corrupt ministers and slow pace of investigation in irrigation scam
Unlike some of his ministerial colleagues, Fadnavis has remained untouched by allegations of misconduct
Fadnavis also said investment in agriculture and infrastructure development was his priority