Nagpur, India: Union Minister for Road Transport, Nitin Gadkari, and Deputy Chief Minister, Devendra Fadnavis, laid the foundation stones for several community projects. These include the Khaire Kunbi Community Hall at Reshimbag Layout, the Tirale Kunbi Samaj Bhavan at Bidipeth, and, through a digital ceremony, the Savta Maharaj Cultural Hall in Manewada and the Warkari Bhavan.

During his speech, Devendra Fadnavis mentioned that a significant number of people from the Warkari community live in Nagpur and travel to Pandharpur every year for Ashadi Ekadashi and Kartiki Ekadashi. He emphasized that the development of the community is essential, and building their community hall is an important step toward their progress.

Fadnavis also highlighted that the Warkari community has produced many saints who have contributed greatly to society. He stressed the importance of preserving the community and noted that their progress will further support the promotion of their religious values and traditions.

The State Government has approved Rs 18 crore for the construction of the Warkari community hall, which is expected to be completed within 10 months. The hall will feature amenities such as basement parking, a basement hall, a community kitchen, a first aid room, a main hall on the first floor, as well as a hostel and dining hall.