Maharashtra Leads India's Foreign Investment Charge with Rs 75,000 Crore Boost

Maharashtra secures Rs 75,000 crore in foreign investments over three years, becoming India's top recipient. Industries Minister Uday Samant highlights development efforts, including a steel hub in Gadchiroli and agro-based industry support. Opposition criticizes the government for potentially losing projects to other states.

Maharashtra has emerged as a leading destination for foreign investments in India, securing a staggering Rs 75,000 crore over the past three years, according to state industries minister Uday Samant.

At an event in Nashik, Samant emphasized the state government's commitment to accelerating industrial development, highlighting efforts to provide essential amenities to industries.

Key developments include plans for a steel hub in Gadchiroli and a gems and jewellery park in Navi Mumbai, while agro-based industries receive banking support. Despite opposition criticism, the government maintains its focus on advancing the industrial sector.

(With inputs from agencies.)