The Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has announced that now bonus would be paid on purchase of maize on minimum support price(MSP). He also announced a medical college at Ratlam. Chouhan was addressing an Antyodaya Mela at village Rawati in Ratlam district on Saturday.
The Chief Minister said the in next five years Madhya Pradesh would emerge as the most developed State of the country. He sought public cooperation for this. He said that all out efforts are being made by the State Government to live upto public aspirations.
Chouhan said that from June this year wheat and iodized salt at Re one kg and rice at Rs two per kg would be provided to the poor in the State. He called upon the youths to derive maximum benefit from Mukhya Mantri Yuva Swarojgar Yojana to start their own businesses and industries.
On the demand of girl students, Chouhan announced that teaching of commerce faculty would be started from the next academic session in the village. He said that very good sports grounds would be developed for the students. He also announced lining of the canals from Dholawar dam and said that small dams would be constructed in the area.
The Chief Minister made the people resolve to extend cooperation in development works. Minister of State for Urban Development and Administration Manohar Untwal, former MP Dilip Singh Bhuria and other public representatives were present on the occasion.
The Chief Minister laid foundations and dedicated construction works worth
Rs 161.88 crore on the occasion.