Archive · 23 Dec 2025
CM Approves ₹36.35 Crore Plan for Namokar Tirth
The Chief Minister of Maharashtra, Devendra Fadnavis, has approved a big plan to improve a Jain religious place called Namokar Tirth in Nashik.
The plan costs ₹36.35 crore and includes building roads, walls, a helipad, and other facilities.
There will also be a big festival there from 6 to 25 February 2026, where many people are expected to visit.
The government wants to make sure everything is clean, safe, and comfortable for the visitors.
This plan will also create jobs for local people.
CM Devendra Fadnavis approved a ₹36.35 crore development plan for Namokar Tirth in Nashik.
The plan includes ₹24.26 crore for permanent infrastructure and ₹12.09 crore for festival arrangements.
An International Panch Kalyanak Pratisthan Festival is scheduled from 6 to 25 February 2026.
The development aims to enhance spiritual and overall satisfaction for devotees and create local employment.
The plan includes construction of roads, protective walls, boating facilities, a helipad, parking, power supply, and sanitation infrastructure.
- Who
- Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, Minister Ashish Jaiswal, MLA Rahul Aher, District Collector Ayush Prasad
- What
- Approval of a ₹36.35 crore development plan for Namokar Tirth
- When
- Meeting held at Sahyadri Guest House; Festival scheduled for 6 to 25 February 2026
- Where
- Namokar Tirth, Malsane, Nashik district, Maharashtra
- Why
- To develop the Jain pilgrimage site and prepare for an international festival
- Location
- Malsane, Nashik district, Maharashtra
- Total Budget
- ₹36.35 crore
- Permanent Infrastructure Budget
- ₹24.26 crore
- Festival Arrangements Budget
- ₹12.09 crore
- Festival Dates
- 6 to 25 February 2026
- Expected Devotees
- 10 to 15 lakh
- Contingency Fund
- ₹2 crore
- Key Officials Present
- CM Devendra Fadnavis, Minister Ashish Jaiswal, MLA Rahul Aher, District Collector Ayush Prasad