Maharashtra Cabinet Approves Rs 81,000 Crore Projects for infrastructure development, industrial growth, and job creation in the state
Maharashtra CabinetRs 81000 Crore ProjectsIndustrial DevelopmentEconomic GrowthInfrastructureJob CreationState InvestmentIndustrial ZonesReal Estate MaharashtraAug 02, 2024
Rs 81,000 crore
To drive economic growth, create employment opportunities, and stimulate industrial development in the state
Infrastructure, industry, and employment sectors
They will create a more favorable business environment, attract investments, and stimulate economic activity
The government plans to establish new industrial zones and upgrade existing ones to attract more investments and create jobs
The first Union Budget of Modi 3.0 focuses on MSMEs, employment, and infrastructure, with marginal benefits for the real estate sector.
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