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In Pictures: OTC with Devendra Fadnavis

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In a free flowing conversation, Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis spoke candidly on a range of issues including backing the controversial idea of carving out a separate state of Vidarbha from Maharashtra, the Aadhaar-linked identification of farm loan waiver beneficiaries and the stampede at the Elphinstone railway station. Fadnavis, who completed three years as Chief Minister on 31 October, was in conversation with ThePrint’s Shekhar Gupta, Mahrukh Inayet and Manasi Phadke in Mumbai.

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Travel Partner: Jet Airways, Media Partner: NDTV

On-stage

From left: Devendra Fadnavis, Maharashtra Chief Minister; Mahrukh Inayet, Contributing Editor; Manasi Phadke, Associate Editor; Shekhar Gupta, Editor-in-Chief, ThePrint

Audience

From left: Adi Burjorji Godrej, chairman, Godrej Group; Shhyam Singhania, chairman, Enarr Capital & Nani Nani Foundation; Hemandra Kothari, philanthropist & investment banker

Audience member

RA Shah, solicitor and senior partner, Crawford Bayley & Co.

Guests mingling

From left: RA Shah; Sabyasachi Hajara, former chairman & MD, SCI Ltd.; Arjun Khanna, fashion designer

Interaction with the guests

From left: Shekhar Gupta; RA Shah; Hemandra Kothari; Adi Burjorji Godrej

Devendra Fadnavis interacting with the audience

From left: Vinay Ahuja, managing partner, IIFL Wealth Management; RA Shah; Hemandra Kothari; Arjun Khanna with Devendra Fadnavis

Interaction with the guests

From left: Hitesh Jain, lawyer; Shekhar Gupta

The host and the guest

From left: Devendra Fadnavis; Shekhar Gupta

The audience

A packed hall

Questions from the audience

Adi Burjorji Godrej

In conversation

From left: Devendra Fadnavis; Mahrukh Inayet; Manasi Phadke; Shekhar Gupta

The audeince

From left: RA Shah; Sabyasachi Hajara

The audience

From left: Vijay Kalantri, President, AIAI; Saroja Sirisena, Consul General Sri Lanka; Soketu V Shah, joint managing director, Mukand Infinite Resolve

Questions from the audience

From left: Anand Jain, chairman, Jai Corporation Ltd. Mumbai

A packed hall

An engrossed audience

Questions from the audience

An engrossed audience

On-stage

From left: Devendra Fadnavis; Mahrukh Inayet

Questions from the audience

Hemandra Kothari

Devendra Fadnavis

Devendra Fadnavis

The audience

From left: Chhaya Momaya, life coach; Minal Naik, head key relationships, Jet Airways

Questions from the audience

Padmakar Nandekar, chairman & MD, Universal Communications Ltd.

Devendra Fadnavis

Devendra Fadnavis

A packed hall

An engrossed audience

The audience

From left: Vinay Ahuja; RA Shah; Sabyasachi Hajara

In conversation

From left: Devendra Fadnavis; Mahrukh Inayet; Manasi Phadke; Shekhar Gupta

Audience members

From left: Farhat Jamal, senior vice-president operations, Taj Hotels; Rolee Kachru, Head-Marketing & Business Development, ThePrint

Questions from the audience

Naina Lal Kidwai, former CEO & country head HSBC, India

ThePrint team

Devendra Fadnavis with ThePrint team

Wrapping up

Devendra Fadnavis saying goodbye to members of the audience

Honouring the guest

From left: R. Venkataraman, Managing Director, IIFL Holdings; Devendra Fadnavis; Karan Bhagat, MD & CEO, IIFL Investment Managers 

Members of the audience mingling

From left: Dilip Mehta; Hemant Toprani, MD, Variety Chemicals

Interaction with the guests

From left: Shekhar Gupta; Ameen Sayani, veteran radio host; Rolee Kachru; Saroja Sirisena

Guests mingling

From left: Ayaz Memon, sports writer; Dr. Shailesh Raina, urologist

Guests mingling

From left: Dr. Shailesh Raina; Minal Naik; Padmakar Nandekar

Guests Mingling

From left: Ameen Sayani; Rajil Sayani, manager, Ameen Sayani

 

 

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