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Guardian Minister Ganesh Naik Assures District Development Will Remain Top Priority, Pledges Focus On Infrastructure & Public Welfare

Palghar, Maharashtra: Forest Minister and Palghar District Guardian Minister Ganesh Naik has assured that the development of Palghar district will remain his foremost priority, emphasising the need for effective coordination between the administration and elected representatives to accelerate development initiatives. Naik was speaking at a beneficiary distribution programme organised under the…

Guardian Minister Ganesh Naik Assures District Development Will Remain Top Priority, Pledges Focus On Infrastructure & Public Welfare

Palghar District Guardian Minister Ganesh Naik, a Forest Minister from Maharashtra, has declared that the development of Palghar district will continue to be his top priority. At the Janjatiya Gaurav Seva Saptah 2026, a week-long event marking the 151st birth anniversary of tribal hero Krantisurya Bhagwan Birsa Munda, Naik emphasized the importance of collaboration between administration, elected representatives, and the media for effective development.

During the programme, Naik distributed government benefits and compensation cheques worth ₹25 lakh to families of victims of leopard attacks. Naik urged all stakeholders to adopt a positive approach, addressing shortcomings through guidance and constructive suggestions rather than immediate criticism. He highlighted Navi Mumbai's success story, attributing it to the collective efforts of various officials, voluntary organizations, and media representatives.

Naik praised the legacy of Birsa Munda, expressing hope that Palghar would also produce social leaders dedicated to societal development. He praised the joint efforts of the Central and Maharashtra governments under leaders Narendra Modi and Devendra Fadnavis for the state's progress, but stressed that improvement should be evident in tangible benefits for citizens.

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