Jain community's contribution to Maharashtra's GDP is huge - Devendra Fadnavis

Nagpur, Date. 28: The state's budget has been approved today for the development hub. Yanimitta discussed and deliberated upon GDP throughout the day. The contribution made by the Jain community in the growth of the state's GDP is huge, this was acknowledged today by Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis. Deputy Chief Minister Shri. inaugurating the mega national trade event of Jain International Trade Organization, JBN Maha Kumbha organized at Pagaria Estate, Nagpur. Fadnavis would have said. Yaveli Pagariya Group chief Ujjwal Pagariya was present on the stage.
India has gained the trust of the entire world under the leadership of Prime Minister Modi for its industrial growth. India's largest producer of certified quality products is attracted. Prime Minister Modi has tried to prove India's trustworthiness over China's attraction. India has also acquired sea assets for its strategic destinations.
There would have been confusion when GST was implemented in India. By overcoming many obstacles, we have made GST a successful entry in India.
Maharashtra is considered as the biggest driver of the country's development. Industrial growth in Maharashtra is a major factor in the country. Maharashtra is getting foreign exports in comparison to the states of Gujarat, Delhi, Karnataka. He said that the voters in the state of Maharashtra are safe and he has faith in this state.
Maharashtra is the business power house of the country. At this time, contribution of Jain groups was also being received for starting the holy horse race in Maharashtra, such confidence was expressed by Mr. Fadnavis. Deputy Chief Minister Fadnavis said,
Jain community should strengthen the country's economy by creating wealth and employment in their business, industry or society. The progress being achieved through Jain Industries Network(JBN) is an amazing thing. Ujjwal Pagariya gave a speech at the welcome. Then Ujjwal Pagariya, Kantilal Oswal, Ullas Pagariya welcomed Fadnavis.