Maharashtra is drafting a policy to tokenize the state's assets, including the electricity transmission infrastructure.
- Maharashtra is developing a policy to tokenize state-owned assets, potentially allowing citizens to invest in public infrastructure and share in the income it generates.
- A top official discussed the tokenization of state electricity transmission and real estate at the private event held in Mumbai.
- The state is also drafting the “DELTA Act,” which could make Maharashtra the first Indian state with a dedicated law governing blockchain-based property tokenization.
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