‘Development is not about factories or roads; we must connect with people’
Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde presented a comprehensive vision for infrastructure development in the state, emphasizing the significance of projects in Maoist-affected regions. He highlighted the government's rehabilitation strategy and the importance of connecting with people rather than just focusing on physical infrastructure. Shinde also addressed political dynamics within the ruling coalition and reiterated the commitment to women's empowerment through the Ladki Bahin Yojana.
- ▪Eknath Shinde emphasized the importance of development projects in Maoist-affected areas like Gadchiroli.
- ▪He stated that rehabilitation must be proper and not temporary to reduce Maoism.
- ▪Shinde confirmed that the Ladki Bahin Yojana will continue to support women's financial independence.
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Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde on Friday (May 22, 2026) outlined a holistic vision for Maharashtra’s infrastructure development, highlighting the importance of projects in Maoist-affected areas. Speaking at The Hindu’s flagship ‘Maharashtra Infrastructure Conclave 2026’, he said, “Surjagadh in Gadchiroli is as important to me as Mumbai,” while shedding light on the government’s rehabilitation strategy for Maoist-affected areas.The session, “Mumbai to Surjagadh: Expressway to Prosperity”, was moderated by Vinaya Deshpande, Chief of the Bureau, Maharashtra, The Hindu. In an hour-long conversation, Mr. Shinde spoke on infrastructure, the development of backward districts, and the political landscape in the State.
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