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CM Mohan Yadav Calls for Grand Tiranga Yatra on August 9, Reviews Sports Development in Madhya Pradesh

Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav has called for a grand Tiranga Yatra on August 9 while announcing key measures to strengthen sports infrastructure, athlete welfare and youth development across the state.
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Bhopal: Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Dr Mohan Yadav has called for a grand Tiranga Yatra in Bhopal on August 9, marking August Kranti Diwas, while reviewing the state’s sports and youth development programmes. Along with promoting patriotism among young people, the Chief Minister announced several initiatives aimed at improving sports infrastructure, athlete welfare and training facilities across the state.

Chairing a review meeting of the Sports and Youth Welfare Department at the State Shooting Academy on Monday, Dr Yadav said August is a month of celebrating India’s freedom and urged citizens to participate enthusiastically in Independence Day celebrations. Sports, Youth Welfare and Cooperation Minister Vishvas Kailash Sarang also attended the meeting.

Grand Tiranga Yatra on August 9

The Chief Minister directed officials to organise a large Tiranga Yatra in Bhopal on August 9, observed as August Kranti Diwas. He said the event should witness active participation from youth and citizens to strengthen patriotic values and honour the sacrifices made during India’s freedom struggle.

According to him, such initiatives can inspire young generations to protect and uphold the country’s democratic values.

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Greater Support for Athletes

Dr Yadav directed officials to strengthen support for athletes. He said better training and nutrition would help sportspersons perform well at national and international events.

He asked the department to:

  • Improve athletes’ nutrition and training.
  • Finalise incentives for Olympic and international medal winners.
  • Provide financial assistance and government jobs to eligible medal winners.
  • Set up Mallakhamb and Gymnastics Academies.

Sports Infrastructure to Get a Major Push

The Chief Minister asked officials to prepare a comprehensive action plan to improve sports infrastructure across the state. He said all Sandipani Schools have sufficient land and should be considered for new sports complexes.

He also directed the Sports Department to work closely with the School Education, Higher Education, Technical Education, Tribal Affairs, Panchayat and Rural Development departments, and the Youth Commission.

Speed Up Pending Projects

Dr Yadav instructed officials to fast-track pending sports projects by coordinating with district collectors for land allocation. He also suggested creating a Civil Wing within the Sports Department to monitor construction and maintain sports facilities.

Other key directions include:

  • Speed up projects under the CM Yuva Shakti Yojana.
  • Analyse district-wise sports performance over the last five years.
  • Develop infrastructure for sports in which districts have performed well.
  • Include helipad facilities in new sports complexes.
  • Maintain regular coordination with the Union Sports Ministry for central assistance.

Learning from Successful Models

The Chief Minister asked officials to study sports infrastructure models in Haryana and Odisha, where private companies have played an important role in sports development.

He also proposed setting up a Project Management Unit (PMU) to improve the planning, execution and monitoring of sports infrastructure projects across Madhya Pradesh.

Focus on Youth and Sports Development

The decisions reflect the state’s focus on youth empowerment and better sports infrastructure. By improving training facilities, rewarding athletes and expanding sports infrastructure, the government aims to create more opportunities for young sportspersons and strengthen Madhya Pradesh’s sporting ecosystem.

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