Maharashtra 2047: Paving the Path to Progress

Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar highlighted the vision of a developed Maharashtra by 2047 as a movement towards prosperity. At a workshop for government officials, he urged collaboration to overcome project challenges and emphasized addressing any issues with elected representatives directly for Maharashtra's advancement.

Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar articulated a bold vision for Maharashtra, aiming to transform it into a prosperous and empowered state by 2047. Speaking at a two-day workshop in Pune, Pawar urged government officials to proactively address any interference from elected representatives that might hinder development projects.

The workshop, organized by the state administration, aimed to provide quality training in infrastructure projects. Pawar stressed the importance of swift decision-making to alleviate the state government's burden and urged officials to directly contact his office or the Chief Minister's Office if necessary.

Pawar emphasized that the ruling BJP-led Mahayuti coalition commands significant legislative support, underscoring their commitment to Maharashtra's progress. He cautioned that any obstruction by elected officials should be confidently reported to ensure the state's development projects proceed without unnecessary delays.

(With inputs from agencies.)