Haryana CM meets Devendra Fadnavis in Mumbai

The Chief Ministers also discussed efforts being made to preserve the rich historical heritage and carry forward the legacy of courage and valour to future generations

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini met Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis at his residence here on Monday. The two leaders discussed a range of contemporary issues of mutual interest.

A key focus of the meeting was the proposed valour memorial at Kala Amb, associated with the Third Battle of Panipat, a release said. The ambitious memorial, planned over nearly 16 acres, is moving forward through active cooperation between the Haryana and Maharashtra governments.

The Chief Ministers also discussed efforts being made to preserve the rich historical heritage and carry forward the legacy of courage and valour to future generations. Haryana has signed investment MoUs worth Rs 66,870 crore across industrial infrastructure, data centres, global capability centres (GCCs), renewable energy and other sectors as the state steps up preparations for the Happening Haryana Global Investors Summit 2027.

Speaking during the first roadshow here, Saini said the state government had held discussions with investors and invited businesses to participate in the upcoming event. He said more than 20 company representatives participated in a roundtable discussion on investment opportunities in Haryana.

"After this, for investment in Haryana, we have also signed MOUs of Rs. 66,870 crore with various companies," Saini said. Of the proposed investments, around Rs 20,000 crore is committed towards industrial infrastructure, while approximately Rs 10,000 crore is for data centres.

Another Rs 8,200 crore has been earmarked through MoUs for GCCs, around Rs 7,000 crore for renewable energy and approximately Rs 5,000 crore for what the Chief Minister described as creating a positive environment in Haryana. Saini said the state government's focus was on converting investment commitments into projects. "Our government believes not in file movement but in project movement," he said, underlining the administration's emphasis on execution of investment proposals. (ANI)