Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav today in Shajapur Rs. Inaugurated a 100-bed mother-child hospital built at a cost of 20 crores. Equipped with state-of-the-art facilities, the mother and child will be able to avail high quality services. Meanwhile, he said that the state government is committed to expand health services in the state.
The Chief Minister said that no stone will be left unturned in the development of Shajapur district. The water of Narmada river has reached the district. Now Shajapur will also benefit from the Parvati-Kali Sindh-Chambal Link Project. 13 districts will benefit from the project. Farmers will get 24-hour access to water and electricity, which will increase crop productivity in the district. The CM also announced making Maxi a sub-tehsil of Shajapur. The Chief Minister also planted trees in the hospital premises.
An attempt to improve the lives of farmers
Mohan Yadav said that the government was created only to improve the lives of farmers. A farmer produces crops by his own power. People from all over the country come to Shajapur to buy potatoes and onions. The Chief Minister said that after the formation of the government, continuous efforts have been made to benefit the farmers in the state and in this direction the farmers have also increased their productivity.
The government is trying to increase the employment resources in the state, this also requires industrial development. Efforts are being made to increase productivity to increase industrial growth rate. The Chief Minister said that an agro-based food industry will also be established in Shajapur.
Announcement of establishment of food industry
Agricultural productivity in the state has become very good, now industrial productivity also has to be increased to create employment in the state. Industrial development in the state was also discussed along with the division at the invest summit held in Ujjain recently. Discussions have also been held with businessmen of Tamil Nadu and they have been requested to set up industries in the state. CM Mohan Yadav announced to set up an agro-based food industry in Shajapur, with this the farmers will get fair prices for their crops and the products here will also go to the country and abroad, which will help farmers progress. area
He said that our culture is the best culture in the world. We are out to share our goodness with the world. Our Teej festivals are not to be celebrated at home. Every Teej festival should be celebrated with society and everyone should feel happy. We have started this tradition.
Government gift on Rakshabandhan
The Chief Minister said that for Raksha Bandhan in the month of Sawan, the state government has given Rs. 1250 plus a gift of Rs.250 will be given on one click. August 10. For this, Rakshabandhan festival will also be celebrated by organizing programs at more than 25 thousand places in the state.
Guru-disciple tradition
Chief Minister Dr. Yadav said that many steps are being taken under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the direction of women’s empowerment. Efforts are on to give participation to women in all sectors. Similarly, many steps have been taken by the Central Government for the development of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes. We have a guru-disciple tradition here. Guru leads the disciple from darkness to light. Thousands of years ago our country had many universities like Taxila, Nalanda which are known for humanities. Lord Krishna was educated in Ujjain.
CM Yadav said that every MLA should make his constituency a model of development. He said that the budget is 3.5 lakh crore rupees, it has to be increased to 7 lakh crore rupees in 5 years. Madhya Pradesh will be made the leader in the country by continuously progressing in terms of development.
A huge gray gift
At the inauguration of the Mother-Child Hospital in Shajapur, the Chief Minister was presented with a giant rakhi of around 20 feet prepared by the Ladli sisters. A large number of sisters also tied rakhi. The Chief Minister presented certificates to the beneficiaries of Ladli Lakshmi Yojana. During the program, farmers offered raw ghee oil, cow ghee, neem chilli powder, famous red onion of Shajapur and perennial white jamun plant to the Chief Minister.
Minister of State for Skill Development and Employment (Independent Charge) Gautam Tetwal and MP Mahendra Singh Solanki addressed the programme. A large number of farmers, dear sisters and citizens including local MLAs, public representatives, officials were present.
The Chief Minister paid tribute
CM Dr. Mohan Yadav reached Shajapur and met late brother of MLA Arun Bhimavad. Tried to pay tribute to Deepak Bhimavad’s sudden demise. After this, the Chief Minister reached the residence of Councilor Prem Yadav and former Municipal Deputy Chairperson Rekha Meena and Councilor Prem Yadav’s elder mother Late. Late of Geetabai Yadav and Rekha Meena. Amritlal condoled the death of Meena and paid tribute.
