Madhya Pradesh Set To Enter New Era Of Development, CM Mohan Yadav Highlights 24% Industrial Growth At Bhopal Foundation Day Event
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Chief Minister Mohan Yadav said Madhya Pradesh was not merely a geographical entity but a fusion of cultural and spiritual consciousness. He credited the state's eight crore hardworking and talented residents for its progress and achievements. Addressing the 71st Foundation Day function at Lal Parade Ground in Bhopal, Yadav said youth, women and farmers had played a…
Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh: Chief Minister Mohan Yadav delivered a speech at the 71st Foundation Day event, emphasizing that Madhya Pradesh is more than just a state, but a blend of cultural and spiritual consciousness. He praised the state's eight crore residents for their hard work and talent, attributing the progress and achievements to their efforts. Yadav highlighted the significance of youth, women, and farmers in shaping the state's development and prosperity.
The CM spoke about the state's industrial growth, noting that Madhya Pradesh currently ranks third in the country for milk production and is poised to become the leading state due to indigenous cow species. He stated that Madhya Pradesh is on the brink of a new era of development and growth, with industrial expansion and employment generation as key priorities. The industrial growth rate, which was previously negative, has now reached around 24%.
Yadav also recognized the state's improving industrial performance, with the government developing textile parks and other industrial clusters to create employment opportunities for lakhs of young people. During the event, he honored Sankalp Verma, Suhani Rajput, and Sameer Gaurav as winners of the Kisan Kalyan Swabhimaan Parv Quiz, and presented a cash prize of Rs 1 lakh to Akshra Goswami for her academic merit under the Bhagwan Shri Krishna Meritorious Scholarship.
The celebrations celebrated the state's development journey, its cultural identity, and the contributions of its people towards building a progressive Madhya Pradesh.
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