Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis announced The Governance Challenge 2026, inviting students from 36 premier business schools and public policy institutions to propose governance solutions. Organised by Samagra with the state government, this year's competition focuses on making Maharashtra an innovation hub by 2035.
Mumbai: Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on Monday announced the launch of The Governance Challenge (TGC) 2026, organised by Samagra, and encouraged young minds to participate in building and strengthening the state.
Invites students to participate
Fadnavis announced the opportunity on X (formerly Twitter), writing, "Inviting bright young minds from India's leading business schools and public policy institutions to develop bold, implementable solutions that can strengthen Maharashtra's innovation ecosystem and transform the state into a leading innovation hub."
Meanwhile, TGC is India's first governance-focused competition for 36 premier business schools and public policy institutions across the country. The competition provides a platform to pitch solutions to complex governance challenges that impact millions of citizens.
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