In a recent meeting at Sahyadri Guest House, Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis instructed government agencies to complete all infrastructure projects within a strict three-year timeline. He emphasized that the timely completion of these projects is vital for the state's growth and prosperity. Fadnavis warned that contractors responsible for delays would not be awarded future contracts, highlighting the need for accountability in project execution. He also reviewed 19 key infrastructure initiatives, including six Metro lines in Mumbai and the Pune Ring Road, and directed officials to expedite land acquisition for the Virar-Alibag Multi-Modal Corridor. Additionally, he proposed offering state GST concessions to industries in Dharavi to bolster local enterprises and transition the informal economy to a formal structure. Fadnavis urged departments to resolve pending issues related to redevelopment projects through better coordination, minimizing the need for repeated cabinet approvals. He stressed that delays in infrastructure projects lead to significant losses for both the state and the nation.