The Maharashtra government has approved the 'Viksit Maharashtra-2047' vision document, aiming to transform the state into a $5 trillion economy by 2047. The initiative includes comprehensive plans across various sectors and milestones up to 2047.
MaharashtraEconomyDevelopmentVision 2047GovernanceReal Estate MaharashtraOct 28, 2025

The 'Viksit Maharashtra-2047' vision document is a comprehensive plan approved by the Maharashtra cabinet, aimed at transforming the state into a $5 trillion economy by 2047. It includes detailed sectoral plans and clear implementation timelines.
The vision document covers key sectors such as agriculture, industry, and urban development, with plans supported by good governance principles.
A vision management unit will be established to monitor progress and align strategies with the goals of the 'Viksit Maharashtra-2047' vision document.
The plan includes 100 initiatives aimed at boosting income, converting slums into sustainable communities, and establishing global talent hubs.
The vision document focuses on innovation, infrastructure, and human capital, ensuring sustainable and inclusive growth that improves the quality of life for Maharashtra's citizens.

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