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Maharashtra Budget 2026: Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis presented the Maharashtra Budget today. In this, various announcements were made for the sectors of agriculture, infrastructure, infrastructure, health. At this time, Devendra Fadnavis made an important announcement for the citizens of rural areas. Devendra Fadnavis announced that villages with a population of more than 1 thousand will be connected with concrete roads. This will change the face of rural B area. Like the cities, the government will continue to make efforts to make the rural areas clean and shiny.

On the one hand, the city is expanding in a big way and the roads in the city have become shiny in the last few years. New highways and flyovers have completely transformed the city, but on the other hand rural areas have not seen much development. Roads in most rural areas are still not strong. There are thousands of villages with plain and unpaved roads in our Maharashtra. As a result, citizens have to face a lot of problems while traveling and communicating. In this background, Devendra Fadnavis has made this important announcement to change the face of rural areas. As a result, roads in villages with a population of at least 1000 or more will now be concreted and those villages will be connected. Maharashtra Budget 2026

Meanwhile, giving good news to the farmers, the Chief Minister announced the loan waiver (Maharashtra Budget 2026). Crop loans of up to 2 lakhs of farmers in the state will be waived off. Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has announced that the loan of the arrears of farmers will be waived till September 30, 2025. This farmer scheme has been named as Punyashlok Ahilya Devi Holkar Farmer Scheme (Shetkari Karjmafi). Fadnavis also said that those farmers who regularly repay the loan will also be given an incentive of up to 50 thousand financial benefits. Apart from this, Fadnavis said that the government is also working towards taking long-term measures to make the banking system of the state more efficient and to free the farmers from the burden of debt in the future.