Aamir Khan to be brand ambassador of 'drought-free Maharashtra'
Aamir Khan will become the brand ambassador of Maharashtra government's project 'drought-free Maharashtra'.
Friday Release Team | Updated On: Feb 17, 2016 05:33 PM
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He was earlier the face of ‘Incredible India’ and his controversial remark about increasing intolerance landed him in a lot of trouble. Now, superstar Aamir Khan is going to be the brand ambassador of ‘draught-free Maharashtra’, Maharashtra government’s key project, as revealed by the close sources.
Aamir will be promoting a flagship irrigation scheme in villages. An announcement about this development will soon be made by Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis in Mumbai. Aamir will support ‘Jalyukt Shivar Abhiyaan’ scheme and his aim will be making around 25,000 drought-free villages in 5 years. It’s very important to promote this project in a major way as more than 3200 farmers commit suicide every year, said State government officials.
