India's President will visit Maharashtra and Haryana from 31 October to 1 November 2026.

The President of India will undertake an important ceremonial visit to the states of Maharashtra and Haryana between 31 October and 1 November 2026. This trip reflects the President’s commitment to development, security, and social cohesion in the country’s north‑west and mid‑west regions. During the two‑day visit, the President will arrive in major cities of both states and participate in various government events, public ceremonies, and deliberative programs.

The first day, 31 October 2026, will commence in Maharashtra. On this day the President will visit key cities in Maharashtra and meet with administrative officials and local authorities. She will be presented with a detailed report on Maharashtra’s current development efforts, infrastructure status, and the state’s socio‑economic challenges. In addition, the President will inaugurate or launch several major government projects that will prove beneficial to the people of the state. Discussions will also focus on efforts to maintain a balance between Maharashtra’s rich cultural heritage and modernization.

The following day, 1 November 2026, the President will head to Haryana. The main purpose of the visit to Haryana is to understand efforts to strengthen the state’s agriculture‑based economy and to launch government initiatives aimed at protecting farmers’ interests. By visiting major agricultural zones and industrial hubs in Haryana, the President will engage directly with local farmers, industrialists, and citizens. During this time she will receive a comprehensive briefing on new agricultural policies and employment‑generation schemes introduced by the Haryana government.

Security arrangements for the President’s visit are being closely monitored. The police administrations of both states have put in place all possible security measures to ensure that the President’s program is carried out smoothly without any hindrance. This trip is not only a part of formal protocol but also demonstrates the President’s close relationship with the country’s citizens. Chief Ministers and other senior officials of both states will play a key role in the President’s welcome ceremonies and working sessions.

According to officials, several important announcements may also be made during the visit, which will help improve the standard of living for the people of Maharashtra and Haryana. The trip is also considered significant in the historical context of 2026, where an effort is being made to underscore messages of unity and progress across various regions of the country. Citizens are urged to join the President’s welcome with peace and discipline and to make this historic occasion memorable.