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🌾 Maharashtra's Development – For the People, By the People 🌾 Imagine a Maharashtra where farmers, middle-class families, and working professionals thrive together! 🔸 **Farmers** deserve reliable support for their crops—access to water, high-quality seeds, and a fair price for their hard work. With technology and fair trade policies, we can make agriculture profitable and sustainable. 🔸 **Middle-class families** need a break from heavy taxes and high costs of living. We can make this possible with lower tax rates and better infrastructure—good schools, healthcare, and safe roads in every neighborhood. 🔸 **For job seekers and professionals**—whether you work in an office or manage a shop—imagine better public transport, skill-building programs, and affordable housing. Our youth deserves training in skills that prepare them for the jobs of tomorrow! Together, we can make Maharashtra a place where *everyone* benefits. Development should mean opportunities for all, not just a few. Let’s support policies that make this vision a reality! 🌞 #MaharashtraForAll #DevelopmentForEveryone #BetterMaharashtra

I don't know how folks make such loose statements in public. Okay! I don't know the author, this is not a personal attack on him, I just want to highlight the partial truths and depth of the subject of the post. The author's narrative about the declining share of Punjab in GDP is right, but please don't get carried away. - The share of agriculture itself has been declining in economy - Industries are being set up almost everywhere, and shifting from Punjab, because it doesn't offer a great ease of business, in fact, Punjab ranks 7th in 2022 by number of filed corruption cases. - Who would want to live and work and plan their children's future in a state with the highest rate of opioid addiction and drugs linked fatalities - Punjabi's themselves don't want to live in their own state and prefer migrating Canada, UK, Australia and USA. This is the dream of an average Punjabi. - Punjab is also a haven for International Gangsters, who are barbaric in nature. Unlike stealthy gangs of Big Cities. How many gangster names we've heard who were not from Punjab? The worst part about punjab and Haryana? 1. Other states are ALSO growing food for country, but they are not CHOKING AND KILLING PEOPLE by burning stubble. 2. Other farming states are also not blocking national highways and politicising forward looking agricultural policies. Let me make this rant slightly more factual: - An entrepreneur born in Punjab is not entitled to be called a Punjabi. Iss logic se toh Elon Musk South African ho gaya. - Founders in this pic have spent more time building and living in Gurgaon, Pune, Bangalore, Mumbai than their own hometown - Ashneer and Kunal were actually born, raised, studied and worked in Delhi 😂 - Only 3 come from the Punjabi clan. Rest are either Baniyas or Pundits or others. And Caste had ZERO CONTRIBUTION in their success - Harshil toh bhai Jaipur ka hai 😂😂 I went to college with him at Roorkee and I don't know kya logic hai Author ka! - IITs are dominating I see. And these people got their investors, co-founders, employees etc from IITs. not from PUNJAB. Kindly give the credit where it's due - *top tier education* - The only non IITian on the list is Sunil Bharti Mittal. He went to Scindia School in Gwalior. His father was a congress MP in late 80s (imagine the wealth amassed) - so dear author, your logic just keeps falling and falling Please guys, for god sake, don't divide the country further. And look at all angles. Punjab has the most contagious culture, most welcoming people, a RICH heritage. The land of martyrs. The birthplace of mouthwatering Indian Food. Punjabi is the language of love. The music is amazing. I do love punjab as much as I love India. But I'm not afraid to admit that it has lost its way. That it never had a great leader after late 80s. And I wrote this post because it has no relation with Unicorn founders whatsoever. Don't trust everything that you read on Internet. Period.

Despite #Punjabi are good #entrepreneurs , Punjab share in India's GDP and relative per capita declined since 1991. Is it Punjab administration at fault ⁉️ Punjab which benifitted from #GreenRevolution in 1960s couldn't diversify its industrial basket particularly post #LPG1991 Lack of required affirmative #industrial and #researchpolicy also added woes as major industries shifted to #Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Rajasthan etc.which resulted state per capita rank sharp decline📉. What 's the solution? #NPAs #Cowcess #corruption #Deindustralisation Ashneer Grover NITI Aayog

Due to growing manufacturing sector and stable agricultural growth there is definte shortage of both skilled and unskilled personnels in many sectors To address these shortages National Skill Development Corporation and NSDC International Limited are creating both local and international skilled manpower Various agricultural projects like Project on Climate Resilient Agriculture (POCRA), also named Nanaji Deshmukh Krushi Sanjivani Prakalp in Maharashtra are striving harder. Schemes like Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi or PM-KISAN is one of the most famous government-funded agriculture schemes in india that aims to provide ample income support to small and marginal farmers in India. This is reflected on the headlines shared by The Economic Times on PM Narendra Modi's claim on unemployment rate of 3.2% India’s unemployment rate fell to a six-year low of 3.2 per cent in the July-June 2022-23 period, down from 4.1 per cent in the same period the previous Labour Force Survey (PLFS) report. The report, released by the National Statistical Office (NSO) on Monday, showed a decline in unemployment rates in both rural and urban areas during the 2022-23 period to 2.4 per cent and 5.4 per cent, respectively, from 3.2 per cent and 6.3 per cent in the 2021-22 period. We are not perfect but we will keep improving further with your support and supervision #makeinIndia #startupindia #standupindia

Facts: MSP Guarantee for farmers....BJP leadership... INDIA. 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🧑🌾🌾🌏🌱 While the government keeps the farmers away from cities and not ready to give an MSP guarantee simultaneously they will sell the same 🌾 at a higher price doing nothing. Additionally they added 5 pc GST on food grains. The normal price at the farmer's place is 15 Rupees/Kg for most common grains. While supermarket selling rates are 3-4 times more. The problem is our attitude for and perceptions on farmers lives we can't see farmers living a reasonable and affordable life....The average earning for farmers in india is around 4000 per month and plenty of bad loans. That's the main reasons for suicides and we are losing the farming people. Most of them are working as small time labourers in cities due to lack of education and equivalent jobs. Not a political post... Knowledge Seeks Knowledge...

Did you know - 45% of India's workforce is deployed in Agri! But Agri contributes only about 18% to GDP! Non Agri Job creation has to be the highest priority task for India. Follow FinShiksha for practical insights into #finance and #economics

Industry body Assocham believes that domestic industry needs to step up its capex even though the trend is clearly visible. With rising consumption and incentives such as PLI being provided to the domestic manufacturing sector, a turnaround in private capex is soon expected. #MEDC #MaharashtraEconomicDevelopmentCouncil #India #Maharashtra #Mumbai #Pune #Nashik #Nagpur #Kolhapur #council #research #researchanddevelopment #socioeconomic #economicdevelopment #economicgrowth #economy #indianeconomy #globaleconomy #economynews #worldeconomy

#Maharashtra, Did You #Vote Today? There’s always room for improvement, but today, let’s take a moment to celebrate what makes Maharashtra stand apart- -Economic Powerhouse: Maharashtra consistently leads India’s economy, contributing 14-15% to the national GDP—more than any other state. -Industrial Leader: It accounts for nearly 25% of India’s industrial output, excelling in pharmaceuticals, automobiles, IT, and fintech sectors. -Top Choice for Global Investments: Maharashtra attracts the highest Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in India, with industries like BFSI, IT, and manufacturing driving global interest. -Agricultural Backbone: Despite its urban dominance, Maharashtra remains a significant contributor to agriculture, producing sugarcane, cotton, and horticultural products at scale. These achievements reflect the resilience, innovation, and hard work of every #Maharashtrian. So, to all residents of this great state—let’s continue to shape its future by contributing our bit to its growth and development.

How to Bring Back Bihar again . Started a series of study of different state GSDP . Comparision is focused on Telanagan Vs Bihar. Data is Approx. Population of Telangan : 3.8 Crore Population of Bihar : 13.8 Crore GDP of Telangana : Rs 14 Lakh Crore GDP of Bihar : Rs 9.8 Lakh Crore Population is aprox 4 time higher but GDP is still less. Here is the data analysis of Industry and Food processing Telanaga Vs Bihar . Textile industry have huge potential for Bihar along with Machinery and Equipment. Bihar need to focus . Fruit and Vegitable processing , Dairy products , Grain milling. Data is Approx and in Rs (crore).

ACCESS Development Services CII Southern Region SRIJAN (Self-Reliant Initiatives through Joint Action) Professional Assistance For Development Action (PRADAN) Action for Social Advancement (ASA), Bhopal Samunnati Learning Solutions BAIF Livelihoods MP BAIF Development Research Foundation FWWB - India Transform Rural India SFAC India Ashis Mondal S S Bhat Madhu Khetan Shivaji N Choudhury Pramel Kumar Gupta Pravesh Sharma Vipin Sharma Excited to share my journey and experiences as I continue to grow in my career across the Development, Agriculture, and Finance sectors. With 17 years of diverse experience, I have had the privilege of working in several impactful organizations: PRADAN: 1 year in Sustainable Agriculture and Development. Access Development Services: 3.4 years focusing on agricultural projects. Action for Social Advancement (ASA): 8.2 years with Farmer Producer Organizations (FPOs), working on market linkages, BDO trading, and more. Ananaya Finance for Inclusive Growth Limited: 5 years in FPO/MSME finance and MSME. In-depth research on cost-benefit studies, market demand and supply, and production analysis. While I have valuable experience in finance, I am now transitioning back to my true passion in the development sector. My focus is on leveraging my skills to equip small farmers with the necessary business knowledge to thrive. I firmly believe that a strong financial system and clear organizational roles are essential for the growth and sustainability of FPOs. Looking forward to connecting with like-minded professionals and exploring new opportunities in the development sector! #DevelopmentSector #Agriculture #FPOs #Finance #SustainableAgriculture #BusinessGrowth #SmallFarmers #Leadership #CareerTransition