Archive · 31 Jul 2026
Mahajan Promises Nashik Transformation in Six Months
Girish Mahajan is the state minister who is in charge of Nashik.
He said that the city will look much better in just six months.
He wants all the bad roads fixed and the Kumbh Mela buildings finished quickly.
He told workers that they must be on site and not leave the job unfinished.
He also said that the money spent on the city is about 40,000 crore rupees and that the roads will have many underground services.
He promised that the city will become modern and safe for everyone.
State Minister Girish Mahajan vows Nashik will be transformed within six months, ordering immediate road repairs and accelerated Kumbh Mela infrastructure work.
He directs officials to expedite pothole filling and colony road repairs, assuring no funding or approval delays.
Mahajan stresses that officials must be physically present at work sites, warning that negligence will not be tolerated.
He questions low‑bid contracts, threatening to cancel tenders if quality is compromised.
The minister highlights nearly ₹40,000 crore in development, including underground utilities, aiming for a modern, future‑ready Nashik.
- Who
- Girish Mahajan, State Minister of Maharashtra
- What
- Vows to transform Nashik within six months, orders road repairs and accelerated Kumbh Mela works
- When
- Within the next six months, with urgent meetings during the monsoon season
- Where
- Nashik, Maharashtra, India
- Why
- To address road deterioration, improve infrastructure, and prepare for the upcoming Kumbh Mela
- Minister
- Girish Mahajan
- City
- Nashik
- Transformation timeline
- 6 months
- Development budget
- ₹40,000 crore
- Key focus
- Road repairs, Kumbh Mela infrastructure