Devendra Fadnavis Thanks PM Modi for Heartfelt Maharashtra Day Greetings

Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis thanked Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his warm wishes on Maharashtra Day. PM Modi's letter praised the state's rich legacy, cultural contributions, and economic role in India's growth. The PM highlighted the influence of historical figures like Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj and Dr. B.R. Ambedkar. Maharashtra Day commemorates the state's formation on May 1, 1960.

Key Points: Fadnavis Thanks PM Modi for Maharashtra Day Wishes

  • Fadnavis thanks PM Modi for Maharashtra Day letter
  • PM Modi praises Maharashtra's legacy, Bhakti movement, and economic role
  • PM highlights contributions of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, Dr. Ambedkar, Tilak, Savarkar
  • Maharashtra Day marks state's creation on May 1, 1960
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"Your warm wishes made the occasion more special": Devendra Fadnavis thanks PM Modi for extending greetings on Maharashtra Day

Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis thanks PM Modi for his letter on Maharashtra Day, praising the state's legacy, culture, and economic role.

"Your words, your guidance, and most importantly, your continued strong support for Maharashtra are truly invaluable and inspiring. - Devendra Fadnavis"

Mumbai, May 1

Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on Friday thanked Prime Minister Narendra Modi for extending greetings on the occasion of Maharashtra Day through a letter.

In a post on X, Devendra Fadnavis praised PM Modi's message, which the CM said reflects the state's legacy, social and cultural contributions and its role in the growth of India.

"For every citizen of Maharashtra, today holds special significance, and PM Narendra Modi, your warm wishes have made the occasion even more special. Your message beautifully reflects Maharashtra's rich legacy, its social and cultural contributions, economic progress, and its role in India's growth, including the remarkable transformation of Gadchiroli," he said.

"Your words, your guidance, and most importantly, your continued strong support for Maharashtra are truly invaluable and inspiring. You have always been a source of inspiration, and there is complete confidence that your guidance and encouragement will continue in the future as well, On behalf of the people of Maharashtra, heartfelt gratitude for your thoughtful wishes," he added.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in a letter to Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on the occasion of Maharashtra Statehood Day, expressed his deep admiration for the state, its people and culture, which he said shaped our nation and society.

In the letter, PM Modi captured the spirit of Maharashtra over the years that has significantly contributed to nation-building through the Bhakti Movement and Varkari Sampraday that "ignited the spirit of social reform" and movements for social justice and the state's blooming economy.

"We all pay homage to a state and a culture that have distinctly shaped our nation and society. Maharashtra is a perennial source of inspiration for our civilisation. This state is a confluence of valour and virtue, devotion and dynamism, reform and 'Rashtra Nirman'. It is the land where the Konkan coast and the Sahyadris echo with the courage of heroes, where the Bhakti movement and Varkari Sampraday ignited the spirit of social reform, where social justice found its most powerful voice and where modern India, especially our economic growth, continues to draw strength," he said.

Noting the contribution of the great people that shaped the nation and state, PM Modi said, "Maharashtra has been blessed by the immortal inspiration of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, whose vision of Swarajya remains a timeless guide for good governance, courage and national pride. It has been enriched by the emancipatory thoughts of Bharat Ratna, Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar, whose ideas continue to illuminate our democratic journey. It has drawn patriotic spirit from leaders such as Lokmanya Tilak and Veer Savarkar. And it is blessed with spiritual depth and moral strength from the saintly traditions that have shaped its soul."

PM Modi also appreciated Maharashtra's contribution to India's economic transformation and noted the Centre's contribution to ensuring next-generation infrastructure and development for the state.

"Maharashtra has always stood at the forefront of India's economic transformation. From industry to innovation, finance to manufacturing, commerce to creativity, Maharashtra's contribution to India's rise is unmatched. It remains the preferred destination for investors, thus becoming a leader in infrastructure creation," PM said.

Maharashtra Day, commonly known as Maharashtra Diwas, is celebrated on May 1 to mark the bifurcation of the "Bombay" state on a linguistic basis into two states: Gujarat and Maharashtra.

The Bombay Reorganisation Act came into effect on May 1, 1960, as a result of several protests and movements that demanded the creation of an individual state.

- ANI

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Priya S
While the letter is nice, I feel like there's always this political show of unity around state days. Maharashtra's real issues like farmer distress and potholes in roads are still there. Actions speak louder than words.
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Rohit P
Proud to be a Maharashtrian! The PM's words about our state's contribution to Bhakti movement, social reform, and economic growth are absolutely true. Maharashtra has always been the backbone of India's progress. Gadchiroli transformation is real - I've seen the changes there myself.
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Sneha F
The letter is beautifully written, but let's not forget the struggles of common Mumbaikars and villagers. Traffic, pollution, and lack of basic amenities are still major issues. A letter doesn't fix potholes. 😕
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Karan T
Fadnavis and Modi duo is working well for Maharashtra. The respect shown to our Maratha warrior king and Dr. Ambedkar is commendable. This is how national unity should be celebrated - by acknowledging every state's unique contribution.
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James A
As someone who visited Maharashtra recently, I can see why the PM appreciates the state so much. The mix of history, culture, and modern development is amazing. Glad to see positive political interactions like this.
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Naveen S

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