15 May,2025 09:03 AM IST | Mumbai | A Correspondent
Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis (centre) at the meeting regarding Viksit Maharashtra 2047. Pic/@CMOMaharashtra
Now, citizens can suggest their ideas for the âViksit (Developed) Maharashtra 2047' vision document, which is being prepared in line with guidelines set by the NITI Aayog.
On Wednesday, Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis chaired the meeting to discuss the draft structure of the document.
In the meeting, Fadnavis instructed senior officials to contribute their expertise to design a draft document that is not only sustainable but also progressive and focused on good governance. "Citizens, too, should be involved in making this important document. Public suggestions and ideas should be invited from citizens," the CM instructed during the meeting.
He also instructed that citizens' opinions should be gathered through WhatsApp, chatbots and online surveys and suggested a public competition to design the official logo for the vision document. Representatives of McKinsey & Company, which is assisting in the preparation of the document, gave the presentation.
ALSO READ
Metro Line 9 to Extend Till Virar, Vadhvan Port: Devendra Fadnavis
Operation Sindoor: Camp where Kasab trained wiped out, says CM Fadnavis
Happy that our forces destroyed Kasab's training camp during Op Sindoor: CM
Metro Line-9 begins trial runs between Kashigaon to Dahisar, check details here
Bhayanderpada Flyover on Ghodbunder Road inaugurated, check key highlights
The meeting, held at Sahyadri Guest House, included a presentation on the initial draft of the vision document. Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, Chief Secretary Sujata Saunik, and secretaries of various departments were present.
The first draft is scheduled for submission to the Central government by August 15, 2025, with the final version due by October 2.
Aug 15
Day first draft is scheduled for submission to Centre
The Maharashtra government and Blackstone signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to set up logistic and industrial parks across industrial hubs and multimodal logistic corridors in the state. According to the MoU, 10 modern logistic parks will be developed in areas such as Nagpur, Bhiwandi and Panvel, with foreign direct investment of R5127 crore, and this is expected to generate nearly 27500 direct and indirect employment opportunities.
