Jayakumar Rawal, Minister of Tourism in the Maharashtra Cabinet stated that the state government is planning to open facilities in Ladakh and Srinagar for tourists. He also added that this decision was taken a meeting held on August 28 by the Maharashtra Tourism Development Corporation (MTDC). "After the removal of Article 370 from Jammu and Kashmir, the Maharashtra government had a plan to invest in Kashmir and Ladakh, and in the MTDC meeting held on August 28, the board decided to reserve one crore each for a resort in Srinagar and a mountaineering institute in Ladakh," Minister of Tourism in the Maharashtra Cabinet told reporters in Mumbai on Tuesday.

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