Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has said that the Ministers should work on innovative ideas for the development of the State, welfare of the people and making Madhya Pradesh self-reliant. Every department should come up with some innovative ideas and implement them under the leadership of Ministers. Work is going on in Madhya Pradesh on the “Buffer mein Safar”, “Global Skill Park” and “Gas Tragedy Memorial” on the lines of Hiroshima-Nagasaki Memorial.
Chief Minister Chouhan said that the Ministers should review progress of the departments in departmental meetings every Monday. Cabinet meeting will be held every Tuesday.
Chouhan said that the three agricultural laws implemented by the Central government are in the interest of farmers, farmers of Madhya Pradesh understand this very well and there is total peace in Madhya Pradesh. Some people are trying to spread chaos but their efforts will not succeed.
Chouhan was addressing the Cabinet meeting through video conferencing at Mantralaya on Tuesday. He said that it is a matter of pride for the state that the cities of Gwalior and Orchha here have been selected under UNESCO’s Global Recommendation Scheme. The archaeological heritage here is considered to be of international importance. Earlier in India, only two cities Varanasi and Ajmer Pushkar were identified under this programme. Now we have to preserve and develop these two cities from the point of view of historical and archaeological heritage.
The Chief Minister said that the ministers should take special care of three things. Roadmap is ready to make Madhya Pradesh self-reliant, work has started on it, every minister should ensure that it is implemented speedily and is constantly monitored. Corona has resulted in financial crisis in the state, so all departments must pay special attention to the arrangement of “out of budget” amount for all construction works.