<h1>5,000 Youths Leave Naxalism in Gadchiroli, Boosting Employment and Growth; Gadkari Sees Revenue Surge in 5 Years.</h1> Union Minister Nitin Gadkari announced that approximately 5,000 youths in Maharashtra's Gadchiroli have abandoned Naxalism and integrated into mainstream society, with many securing employment. He predicted Gadchiroli would become Maharashtra's highest revenue-generating district within five years. Speaking at a BJP convention, Gadkari urged party members to convert electoral victories into societal improvements, emphasizing good governance. He highlighted the district's progress, including new educational institutions and employment for 10,000 tribal youths. Gadkari also stressed addressing unemployment, malnutrition, and education, and criticized attempts to create communal discord for political gain. He projected significant growth in Maharashtra's automobile sector.