Maharashtra to Lead India’s Maritime Growth with Rs 56,000 Crore Investment Push

 


Maharashtra is set to become a major hub for India’s maritime expansion, with the state announcing an ambitious ₹56,000 crore investment plan to boost port infrastructure, coastal logistics, and shipbuilding capacity. 

The initiative includes modernization of key ports such as Mumbai, Jaigarh, and Dighi, alongside the development of new greenfield facilities to enhance cargo handling and coastal connectivity. The state government aims to attract private sector participation through public-private partnerships (PPP) and create thousands of new jobs in allied sectors. This maritime push aligns with the national “Blue Economy” vision, positioning Maharashtra as a gateway for global trade and sustainable coastal development.

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