Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav has announced that the Hon’ble President Smt. Droupadi Murmu will visit Madhya Pradesh on June 19 to attend a program in Gram Panchayat Taloon, Barwani district, on the occasion of World Sickle Cell Day. Additionally, Dr. Yadav stated that transfers of government employees in the state will be allowed until June 17, with the decision made in consultation with ministers during a Cabinet meeting held at Mantralaya on Tuesday.
Dr. Yadav also shared that the Cabinet expressed its appreciation for the completion of 11 successful years of the Central Government under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. A resolution was passed to honor the Prime Minister’s commitment to good governance, especially in improving the lives of farmers, women, youth, and the poor through employment and development opportunities. The achievements of the Central Government over the last 11 years and those of the Madhya Pradesh Government in the past 1.5 years will be communicated to the public through a special campaign titled ‘Sankalp Se Siddhi’, with all ministers assigned responsibilities to share the accomplishments.
Dr. Yadav also highlighted the successful Spiritual and Wellness Summit held in Ujjain on June 5, which saw participation from spiritual leaders, wellness experts, investors, and over 300 delegates. The summit resulted in investment proposals worth Rs 2,000 crore in the wellness, hospitality, and healthcare sectors. Delegations from Kerala and Uttarakhand also participated. As a result of the summit, the state is now planning to open 11 Ayurvedic medical colleges, with five already approved by the Government of India. These colleges will also function as wellness centers, promoting holistic well-being across the state.
The Chief Minister informed that development work is underway at 13 religious sites across the state, which are being developed as ‘Lok’ projects. These developments are aimed at boosting tourism in Madhya Pradesh and are regularly reviewed to ensure timely progress.
As the monsoon season approaches, CM Dr. Yadav directed all ministers to ensure their districts are well-prepared for potential floods or excessive rainfall. Ministers will conduct district-level reviews to manage any potential scenarios effectively.
The Chief Minister discussed efforts related to renewable energy, with an upcoming special summit on solar energy in Bhopal to extensively discuss the government's support for solar power generation. Dr. Yadav highlighted the Surya Mitra Agricultural Feeder Scheme, which aims to provide new income opportunities for investors through public participation in energy production. The scheme will require investors to possess their own or agricultural land, allowing them to contribute to both energy availability and income generation.
Dr. Yadav also reviewed the various welfare schemes being implemented for farmers in the state, further emphasizing the government's commitment to farmer well-being.