Chief Minister Dr. Mohan : Pandit Balkrishna Sharma Naveen was an ideal litterateur, freedom fighter and politician
- Cow shelters are being constructed in the entire state
- The saying ‘Malva Desh Gahan Gambhir, Dag Dag Roti, Pag Pag Neer’ will come true again
- CM performs bhoomi pujan, dedicates development works worth about Rs 50 crore in Shajapur
Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav said that the life and teachings of Lord Shri Krishna, as encapsulated in the Gita, have always been a source of inspiration. He highlighted that while countless civilizations have perished or been corrupted over time, India remains resilient because it has consistently placed spirituality at the forefront. For us, cultural values, life principles, and traditions hold the highest significance. Dr. Yadav emphasized on plans to develop all places in the state visited by Lord Shri Krishna to resemble Mathura and Vrindavan. He also inaugurated the Gita Utsav, a state-wide celebration running until December 12, aimed at spreading the teachings and importance of the Gita to every household. He further remarked that the Gita, Ganga, and Gaumata are integral to shaping our destiny, symbolizing the essence of our spiritual and cultural heritage.Chief Minister Dr. Yadav was addressing the inauguration programme of the new bus stand in Shajapur on Sunday. He dedicated 13 development works costing Rs 22 crore 43 lakh 37 thousand and performed bhoomi pujan of 11 works costing Rs 27 crore 58 lakh 64 thousand. Chief Minister Dr. Yadav also participated in the recitation of the works in a programme organized on the occasion of the birth anniversary of Pandit Balkrishna Sharma Naveen.
Chief Minister Dr. Mohansaid that Pandit Balkrishna Sharma Naveen was an ideal litterateur, freedom fighter, and politician. It was because of him that the railway line came to Shajapur. I salute his strong willpower and creativity. Former Prime Minister Late. Atal Bihari Vajpayee was also a great poet. Poets and litterateurs have a valuable contribution to the upliftment of the society. If Maharishi Valmiki had not been there then who would have conveyed the various aspects of Lord Shri Ram’s life and if Ved Vyas had not been there then who would have conveyed the various aspects of Lord Shri Krishna’s life to the people. I also salute the great poets of Malwa, Mahakavi Kalidas and Ghatkharpar.
Chief Minister Dr. Yadav said that Gaumata is extremely revered by us. Cow shelters are being built in the entire state and people are being motivated to rear cows at every home. The house where cows are reared is known as Gokul. Farmers are being motivated to produce milk along with adequate water and electricity for farming, the government will give bonuses on milk purchases. At present the state produces 9 percent milk in the entire country, and the government is making efforts to increase it to 20 percent.
Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav said that due to the continuous efforts of the government, the area under irrigation in the state is increasing rapidly. Chief Minister Dr. Yadav described Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi as the Bhagiratha of modern India and said that it was due to his efforts that former Prime Minister Late. Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee’s dream of linking the rivers of the country is now coming true. Chief Minister Dr. Yadav said that the Ken-Betwa link project costing Rs 1 lakh crore has been approved by Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi. This month, Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi will perform the bhoomi pujan of the Parvati-Kalisindh-Chambal link project costing about Rs 70 thousand crores. With this project, the old saying of the Malwa region “Malva Desh Gahan Gambhir, Dagdag Roti, Pag Pag Neer” is going to come true again.
A Medical college in Shajapur and Ayurvedic college will be opened in Shujalpur
Chief Minister Dr. Mohan also made many important announcements for the development of Shajapur area. He said that in 2003, there used to be only 5 medical colleges in Madhya Pradesh, now 30 medical colleges are running, 8 are under construction, and tender for 14 will be invited. Among these is the Medical College of Shajapur. He announced Ayurvedic College in Shujalpur. He said that a potato-onion market will be set up in Shajapur and efforts will also be made to make the old bypass into a four-lane. Work is also underway on the announcement of making Maksi a tehsil. He said that a bus stand costing about Rs 7 crore has been inaugurated today in Shajapur, here apart from private buses, State Transport Corporation buses will also come.
Panchayat’s progress sheet handed over to two sarpanches
Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav handed over the progress sheet of the Gram Panchayat to the district’s Gram Panchayat Khoriyaema Sarpanch, Smt. Anita Patidar and Sundarsi Sarpanch Shri Devisingh Chhawadi. Notably on the initiative of Shajapur Collector Sushri Riju Bafna, information about the work done in Gram Panchayats regarding health, Panchayat, and rural development, women and child development, agriculture and horticulture, revenue, school education has been compiled. This Panchayat progress sheet displays numerical information about the targets and progress of important schemes in Gram Panchayats, this will make it easier to evaluate the schemes.
Chief Minister Dr. Yadav also distributed benefits to the beneficiaries in the dedication ceremony of the bus stand. On this occasion, MP Shri Mahendra Singh Solanki and MLA Shri Arun Bhimavad addressed. Director of Sahitya Akademi, Shri Vikas Dubey gave an introduction of the life of Balkrishna Sharma Naveen. Social Justice and Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities, Horticulture and Food Processing and Shajapur District Incharge Shri Narayan Singh Kushwaha, Higher Education, Technical Education, and AYUSH Minister Shri Inder Singh Parmar along with MLAs, public representatives and a large number of citizens were present.
Chief Minister accorded a grand welcome at the roadshow
Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav was given a grand welcome on his arrival in Shajapur district on Sunday. During this, Chief Minister Dr. Yadav reached among the crowd and did a road show. The Chief Minister was welcomed with flowers and garlands from the platforms set up by the citizens at various places in the city.