Mumbai, July 26 -- Maharashtra, India's largest state economy, is set for robust infrastructure growth, driven by a series of strong reform measures and strategic investments, according to a report by Morgan Stanley.

The state, with a gross state product (GSDP) of USD 536 billion, contributes nearly 13.7% to the national GDP. Analysts project that Maharashtra is on track to become a USD 1 trillion economy by 2030.

Currently, the state has over 30 mega infrastructure projects underway, aimed at enhancing connectivity and economic productivity.

These include metro rail projects in Mumbai, Pune, and Nagpur worth USD 21.8 billion, the Navi Mumbai International Airport (USD 2.4 billion), and the Vadhavan Port project (USD 8.8 billion). Road...