President will undertake an official visit to Maharashtra and Haryana between 31 October‑1 November.

The President has planned to visit the major cities of Maharashtra and Haryana respectively over the upcoming weekend. This trip is organized to assess the progress of development initiatives underway at the national level and to guide improvements in areas such as agriculture, industry, health, and education in collaboration with the state governments. In Maharashtra, the President will inspect the status of various projects in major urban centers such as Mumbai, Pune, and Nagpur, while in Haryana, discussions will focus on agricultural water management, rural infrastructure, and skill development programs in Gurugram, Faridabad, and Panchkula.

During the President's visit, the chief ministers and local administrative officials of both states will also be present. Detailed reports on the progress of the government's water crisis mitigation, clean energy, and digital education initiatives will be presented on this platform. Additionally, representatives from social organizations and citizen groups have been invited to establish direct dialogue on public interest issues. Such official visits are considered an important means to strengthen center‑state cooperation while reflecting the nation's diversity and unity.

It is expected that this visit will give new direction to many important projects underway in both states and enable citizens to receive faster and more effective services in their interests. On this occasion, the President's message will be— "Providing equal opportunities for all on the road to development, building a strong foundation of social inclusion and national unity is our collective responsibility." This visit will not only promote administrative dialogue but also restore confidence and hope among the public toward the government.