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The Government in Ensur- Investment,” He Added TIGER CONSERVATION HERITAGE SITES OF MAHARASHTRA PEN GANPATI SINDHUDURG COCONUT VOL.4 ISSUE 9 SEPTEMBER 2015 ` 50 PAGES 52 A SUPER INDUSTRIAL STATE The Make in Maharashtra campaign gets a shot in the arm with major international companies investing in the State (Clockwise from above) Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis addresses the gathering at the A FORMAL Simhastha Kumbh flag-off ceremony, BJP National President Amit Shah FLAG-OFF and the Chief Minister together with saintsat dhwajarohan, the leaders OF THE KUMBH participating in the rituals, Chief Minister being presented a he Simhastha Kumbh Mela memento, pilgrimsand tourists formally began on August at the dhwajarohan, Amit Shah T20, as the massive performing a ritual and waving at the crowd together with ceremonial flags of the the Chief Minister akhadas were hoisted at Tapovan in Nashik city amid loud chants of mantras by thousands of sadhus and cheers of pilgrims, officials and a host of political leaders. The beatings of drums and well-decorated akhadas created a vibrant ambience. The dhwajarohan saw the presence of Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, Guardian Minister Girish Mahajan, Minister of State for Cooperation Dadaji Bhuse, BJP National President Amit Shah, BJP State Chief Raosaheb Danve, Mayor of Nashik Ashok Murtadak, eminent dignitaries, officials and large number of mahants and sadhus. Though the Nashik–Trimbakeshwar Kumbh Mela was officially inaugurated on July 14, the hoisting of the flags by the sadhus signifies the formal beginning of the event. CONTENTS WHAT’S INSIDE 05 COVER STORY A SUPER INDUSTRIAL STATE With the recent investment of $5 billion by Foxconn in Maharashtra over five years—the single biggest foreign investment in the State—and General Motors investing additional `6,400 crore in Pune, Maharashtra is gearing up to become one of the most revered manufacturing destinations in the world 14 21 26 28 WILDLIFE FIELD VISIT IN PERSON FESTIVAL CRUCIAL FOR NOW, SOLUTIONS ARE DIWAKAR RAOTE LAKHS GATHER HUMANKIND ASTEPAWAY Minister for Transport says higher FOR THE HOLY BATH Government of Maharashtra has With the novel concept and faster compensation will The first Shahi Snan of launched a focused tiger of Samadhan Shibir, the State greatly reduce the number of Simhastha Kumbh Mela 2015 conservation programme with an Government has entered litigations even as one will see took place on August 29. emphasis on consolidation of areas into a direct dialogue with the many positive changes in the Lakhs of devotees thronged assigned for tiger conservation people of Maharashtra transport department Godavari to take a holy dip 30 32 38 40 NUMBER ONE CULTURE CURRY WANDERLUST FORTS THE TREE OF LIFE EMBODYING NATURE’S CANVAS MAVAL’S MARVELS Coconut’s multiple uses, minimal GANESHA A little-known gem, Kaas plateau Located in the sub-hills of upkeep, high ornamental value With barely 25,000 inhabitants, has been attracting visitors after Sahyadri, the forts of Lohgad, and long lifespan make it the the village of Pen in Raigad being declared a biodiversity site Visapur, Tung and Tikona most important palm in the district of Maharashtra churns out by UNESCO. Maharashtra’s very played a pivotal role in world. The tree is a significant 2.5 lakh Ganesha idols every year own Valley of Flowers turns into Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj’s part of the Konkan region that find takers across the globe a riot of colours around August Swarajya campaign DISCLAIMER: V IEWS AND OPINIONS EXPRESSED IN THE MAGAZINE ARE THOSE OF WRITERS MAHARASHTRA AHEAD SEPTEMBER 2015 03 FROM THE EDITOR’S DESK VOL. 4 ISSUE 9 SEPTEMBER 2015 `50 PAGES 52 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Manisha Patankar-Mhaiskar MANAGING EDITOR Chandrashekhar Oak ASSIGNMENT EDITOR NEXT-GENERATION Devendra Bhujbal EDITOR INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION Kirti Pande EXECUTIVE EDITOR Kriti Lalla rime Minister Narendra Modi gave the country the vision of Make in TEAM CO-ORDINATION India with the aim to establish it as one of the most promising EDITING manufacturing destinations in the world. On the lines of Make in India, Suresh Wandile Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has successfully promoted Make in (Deputy Director) P Maharashtra initiative across the world. The programme is already receiving an ADMINISTRATION overwhelming response from the international business community. Digamber Palve (Sr. Assistant Director) As a result, the last ten months have seen increasing confidence of investors in SALES AND CIRCULATION Maharashtra andits image as an investment-friendlydestinationhas got an Ashwini Pujari immense boost on the global platform. Recently, the State signedan MoU with (Sub-Editor) Foxconn, a Taiwanese company, for an investment of $5 billion, andwith MEDIA TRANSASIA General Motors for an additional investment of `6,400 crore. These two projects ASSOCIATE EDITOR will generate employment andself-employment opportunities for 50,000- JyotiVerma 60,000 people. Our cover ASSISTANT EDITOR feature captures the agreements PallaviSingh made under Make in DEPUTY ART DIRECTOR Maharashtra andthe foreign Sachin Jain companies investing in the State. CHAIRMAN The feature on Save Tiger gives J.S. Uberoi an in-depth analysis of State’s PRESIDENT Xavier Collaco effective efforts andchallenges to save tigers andthe increasing Maharashtra Aheadis printed number of tigers in Maharashtra. on behalf of the Directorate General A total of 13 tiger projects in the of Information andPublic Relations, country are locatedin Government of Maharashtra, 300 sq. km. area of and at KALA JYOTHI PROCESS PVT. LTD. Plot No.W-17 & W-18, MIDC, aroundVidarbha,making the Taloja Industrial Area, region the Tiger Capital Taloja-410 208, Navi Mumbai of India. As a part of the project, a unique exhibition, an initiative of Minister for Forests, Sudhir Mungantiwar, Letters shouldbe addressedto Directorate General of Information was organisedin Mumbai Mantralaya. and Public Relations, New Administrative Building, The low rainfall in the State, especially in Marathwada, has created drought-like 17th Floor, Opposite Mantralaya, situation. Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis visited Aurangabad to have a first- Mumbai-400032. handinformation andannouncedmany decisionsin the context, giving solace Email: maharashtraahead.dgipr @gmail.com to the drought-affected people and farmers of the district. The Chief Minister Please visit the website also visitedthe SamadhanShibir organisedin Nagpur city, where people http://dgipr.maharashtra.gov.in participatedin large numbers. Directorate General of Information In our regular pages, we bring to you features on worldheritage structures of andPublic Relations Maharashtra, Kaas plateau, Pen Ganpati, forts of Maval region and Sindhudurg A Government of Maharashtra Production coconut. We also have a photo feature on the first Shahi Snan of Simhastha Kumbh Mela 2015, at Nashik–Trimbakeshwar on August 29, where lakhs of devotees thronged the banks of river Godavari for a holy dip, presenting a mesmerising view of divinity. We look forwardto your feedbackon the issue. Manisha Patankar-Mhaiskar Editor-in-Chief, Maharashtra Ahead, DGIPR Directorate General of Information and Public Relations, Government of Maharashtra COVER STORY MAKE IN MAHARASHTRA The manufacturing facility of car maker Mercedes Benz in Pune, Maharashtra A SUPER INDUSTRIAL STATE With the recent investment of $5 billion by Foxconn in Maharashtra over five years—the single biggest foreign investment in the State—and General Motors investing additional `6,400 crore in Pune, the State is on the path to become one of the preferred manufacturing destinations in the world. Chandragupta Amritkar analyses a few developments, agreements and international visits under Make in Maharashtra aharashtra’s image as an investment-friendly standing the importance of getting this single investment, Chief destination got an immense boost on a global Minister Devendra Fadnavis took a personal interest and met platform, as it was able to get a successful bid the Foxconn delegation led by its Founder–CEO Terry Gou. In for Foxconn’s $5 billion competing with five months, the Chief Minister, Principal Secretary, Industries countries like Malaysia and Indonesia, which Apurva Chandra and Maharashtra Industrial Development are well known for being investment-friendly, and Indian Corporation (MIDC) CEO Bhushan Gagrani, through detailed MStates suchas Karnataka, Andhra Pradeshand Gujarat. presentations and personal site visits, were able to convince The State machinery had been at work from April—ever Foxconn officials that Maharashtra is the State to set up their since AmitabhKant, Secretary, Department of Industrial Policy plant outside China. The plant is expected to be a replica of and Promotion, Government of India, had hinted to State the company’s Zhengzhou plant in east-central China and its Governments about Foxconn’s intention to expand. Under- second largest manufacturing facility. MAHARASHTRA AHEAD SEPTEMBER 2015 05 COVER STORY MAKE IN MAHARASHTRA G Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis and Foxconn Chairman Terry Gou sign a MoU at the World Trade Centre. Minister for Industries Subhash Desai, Principal Secretary, Industries, Apurva Chandra, and Chief Financial Officer, Foxconn, David Huang are seen on the occasion The Taiwanese company will invest $5 billion in SEPTEMBER 17: INDUSTRIES DAY Maharashtra to set up a semiconductor unit. Chief Minister Maharashtra has always been on the forefront of industri- Devendra Fadnavis was present at the signing ceremony along alisation of the country. But with global competition
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