Archive · 15 Sep 2025
Mumbai Minister Discusses Achievements and Future Plans
Ashish Shelar, a minister in Mumbai, was interviewed about his work and future plans.
He highlighted the UNESCO recognition of historical forts and bringing back a historic sword.
The Ganesh festival was made a state festival to boost tourism.
The government aims to implement AI-based governance to improve services for citizens and plans to win the upcoming BMC elections.
Shelar wants Mumbai to reflect the vision of Goddess Mumbadevi.
Ashish Shelar was interviewed on his work as a minister.
He highlighted the UNESCO recognition of forts as a key achievement.
Bringing back a historic sword from London was another accomplishment.
The Ganesh festival was declared a state festival.
Plans include implementing AI-based governance and winning the upcoming BMC elections.
- Who
- Ashish Shelar, Maharashtra Guardian Minister
- What
- Interview discussing achievements, e-governance plans, and BMC elections
- When
- Sunday
- Where
- Bandra office, Mumbai
- Why
- To discuss achievements, future plans, and the upcoming BMC elections
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Building Regularization
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Building Occupancy
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Building Regularization
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- Current Position
- Maharashtra Guardian Minister for Mumbai Suburbs
- Key Achievement 1
- UNESCO recognition for 12 Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj forts
- Key Achievement 2
- Bringing back Raghuji Bhosale's sword from London
- Key Achievement 3
- Declaration of Ganesh festival as a state festival
- Political Career Start
- BJP worker
- Former Positions
- Minister for Culture and IT, BJP city unit president