Amrita Fadnavis, the wife of Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, has announced her resignation from her position in the banking sector after a commendable 23-year career. Starting as a management trainee at Axis Bank, she rose to the role of Senior Vice President before opting to leave her job. In her social media post announcing her resignation, Amrita expressed gratitude towards her colleagues and the bank's MD and CEO, Amitabh Chaudhary, for their support throughout her professional journey.

Born on April 9, 1979, into a family of doctors in Nagpur, Amrita is not only recognized for her banking accomplishments but also for her social activism and singing. She holds an MBA in finance and has a background as a state-level under-16 tennis player, showcasing her diverse talents. Since her marriage to Devendra Fadnavis in December 2005, the couple has a daughter, Divija Fadnavis, and they maintain an active presence on social media, with large followings across various platforms.

In addition to her banking career and personal achievements, Amrita Fadnavis gained international recognition by representing India at the National Prayer Breakfast in 2017, held under the presidency of Donald Trump. Her decision to focus on social work and her interests in the arts could have implications for her future endeavors and influence within the community as she transitions away from her corporate career.