Maharashtra might be the first state to give India its first indigenous commercial passenger plane
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In the coming two weeks, the Maharashtra government will be making sure that it takes adequate steps to become the 'torch bearer' of the '
It was during the Make in India week held in Mumbai in February this year that Yadav had presented his six-seater passenger plane called
Fadnavis said that Yadav will get all the necessary support within the legal framework.
Yadav told ET that the price of the 20-seater plane that he will build will be significantly less than the similar models that India imports from abroad.
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