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CM Mohan Yadav Pushes Private IT Parks, Semiconductor Industry Growth In Madhya Pradesh

Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Chief Minister Mohan Yadav said that establishment of IT parks should also be encouraged in the private sector. The entrepreneurs of Jabalpur are interested in developing semiconductor industry. They should be guided in this regard. Moreover, efforts should be made to provide establish identity of Technical University as an important skill development centre. The chief…

CM Mohan Yadav Pushes Private IT Parks, Semiconductor Industry Growth In Madhya Pradesh

Chief Minister Mohan Yadav of Madhya Pradesh has advocated for encouraging the establishment of IT parks in the private sector. Local entrepreneurs in Jabalpur are keen on developing the semiconductor industry and should be guided accordingly. The CM emphasized providing the Technical University with an identity as a crucial skill development center.

During a meeting with IT department officials, Yadav stressed the need for an ideal gau shala (cow shelter) on the outskirts of Bhopal. A senior official from the urban development department noted that the CM takes a keen interest in projects related to Bhopal. He highlighted the importance of better implementation of the Bhopal Master Plan and the goal of making the city free from slums.

Yadav expressed the state government's priority in transforming Singrauli into an ideal district. He suggested discussions with elected representatives and the local populace. The development of a new township, he believed, would boost economic activities and benefit all sections of society. Mining department officials presented a development plan for Singrauli, detailing the progress of infrastructure works and the expanding role of the Singrauli Development Authorities.

In a review of the PHE department, the CM was informed about the state's leading role in the Jal Jeevan Mission, with over 83 lakh families now receiving tap water supply. The state has made significant strides in this initiative over the past two years, with 38,403 water supply structures geo-tagged. Experts from various fields, including Buddhist heritage, archaeology, and ancient inscriptions, are exploring Bhopal’s Birla Museum.

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