Congratulations to Devendra Fadnavis, the first Chief Minister of Maharashtra from Nagpur and also the first Chief Minister of BJP in Maharashtra. It is a moment of pride for all Nagpurians and Vidarbha people...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi had rightly praised Devendra as 'Nagpur's gift to Maharashtra'.

The sentiment of BJP workers 'Deshat Narendra, Rajyat Devendra' (Narendra Modi in Centre, Devendra Fadnavis in State) also has come true.

Congratulations once again... 





 
 

Profile of new Chief Minister of Maharashtra -- Devendra Fadnavis

Name :- Mr. Devendra Gangadharrao Fadnavis

Father: (Late) Gangadharrao Fadnavis 

Mother: Sarita Fadnavis 

Spouse: Amruta Fadnavis 

Daughter: Divija 

Address :- 276, Rao Saheb Fadnavis Park, Dharampeth, Nagpur - 440 010 ,India.

Date Of birth :- 22 July1970

Educational Qualification :-

• Graduate Degree in Law from Nagpur University, 3rd merit. Recipient of The Bose prize in Hindu Law.
• Post Graduate Degree in Business Management.
•Diploma in Methods and Techniques of Project Management from D.S.E. Berlin .
• Served as Elected Member on Municipal Corporation of Nagpur for Two Consecutive Terms
• Served as Elected Mayor of city of Nagpur, (Youngest Mayor in history of City of Nagpur and 2nd of India).
• Elected as Member on Legislative Assembly of Maharashtra State India 1999-2009 .
• Re-elected as Member on Legislative Assembly of Maharashtra from 2009 and Still Serving.

Worked on various committees of Maharashtra Legislature :-

• Estimates Committee.
• Standing Committee on Urban development and Housing .
• Rules Committee.
• Public Undertaking Committee.
• Maharashtra Jeevan Pradhikaran ( Water Supply )
• Presently handling the responsibility of Mah. State B.J.P. as a President.

Professional/Social Activities :-

• Resource Person on Urban Infrastructure Financing & Political Management issues
• Member of Executive Council of Rambhau Mhalgi Prabodhini, Mumbai (NGO recognized by United Nations)
• Authored a book on “How understand & Read State Budget”.
• Vice President of C.H.M.E.S., Nashik (Bhosla Military School)
• President of Rashtriya Nagpur Corporation Employees Association.
• Rashtra sant Tukdoji Maharaj Nagpur university as a Senate Member.
• Elected as Secretary of the Global parliamentarians Forum on habitat for Asia region.

Conference & International Presentations :-

• International Environmental Summit at ‘Honolulu’, USA.
• Invited as foreign delegate at U.S. National Conference Of State Legislatures at Washington and Nashville, USA.
• Invited to make presentation on “Disaster Mitigation And Management in India” at International summit organized by IDRC-UNESCO –WCDR at Davos , Switzerland (2006).
• Presented a paper on “Natural Disasters Mitigation-Issues On Ecological And Social Risk” at Global Environmental Change Congress at Beijing in China organized by WMO –ESSP (2006).
• Participated as Indian delegate in ASEM meeting of young political leaders from Asia & Europe at Copenhagen, Denmark.
• Presented paper on ‘Energy Security issues’ at New Generation Seminar organized by East-West Center of U.S. federal govt.
• Member of High Level Delegation of Commonwealth parliamentary association to Australia, New Zealand and Singapore. 
• Member of delegation of INDO RUSSIA Chamber of commerce.
• Participated at Global Parliamentarian Forum on habitat at Croatia in Europe elected as Secretary to Asia region.
• Participated at GPH Asia regional meet at Malaysia
• Member of delegation invited by United Nations habitat at UN headquarters at Nairobi in Kenya.
• Invited as speaker at the ‘Think Tank’ of U.N.D.P. at Nagpur.

Awards And Recognitions :-

• “Best Parliamentarian” award for year 2002-2003 by the Commonwealth Parliamentarian Association.
• “Best Speaker” Award in National Inter University Debate.
• Rotary’s “Most Challenging Youth” regional award.
• “Best Parliamentarian” award by MUKTCHHAND Pune in the memory of Late Pramodji Mahajan.
• “RAJYOGI” Neta award By in memory of Late Prabhakar Joshi, At Nasik.

Travelled to:- 

USA, Germany, Denmark, Switzerland, China, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Thailand, Hon Kong, Srilanka, Croatia, Kenya,Tanzaniya, Malaysia.

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