Bhopal: Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav has announced an incentive of ₹10,000 for each student who participated in an interaction on “The Foundation of a Developed India” during the Sharad Utsav programme at Gayatri Dham in Kalalda, Barwani district.
The incentive will be provided through the Chief Minister’s Discretionary Grant. During the interaction, Yadav spoke with students about their achievements, career aspirations and future goals, praising their talent, confidence and dedication.
Students from education, sports, music and technical education backgrounds shared their experiences with the Chief Minister, who encouraged them to pursue their ambitions through hard work, discipline and determination.
CM Announces ₹10,000 Incentive for Participating Students
Yadav announced the financial incentive while interacting with students at the Sharad Utsav programme. He said talented students were bringing recognition to their families and Madhya Pradesh through their achievements and could contribute to the development of the country.
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The discussion focused on students’ accomplishments, educational opportunities and the role of young people in building a developed India.
The programme also featured cultural performances by students, which the Chief Minister watched and appreciated.
NEET Qualifier Rohit Bamnia Shares Medical College Achievement
Rohit Bamnia, a former student of Eklavya Model Residential School in Jamli, Sendhwa, told the Chief Minister that he had qualified for NEET 2026 and secured admission to the Government Medical College in Neemuch.
He also said that some of his former classmates had secured admission to government medical colleges through the examination.
Yadav congratulated Rohit on his achievement and asked about his family. He encouraged him to pursue medicine with a spirit of service and, after completing his education, guide other students from his region who aspire to enter the medical profession.
Rohit informed the Chief Minister that the Madhya Pradesh government was covering his medical education fees.
Yadav said the state government was committed to providing better higher-education opportunities to talented students from disadvantaged and backward communities. He also referred to government schemes that provide eligible students with financial assistance for higher education in government and private colleges.
Class 10 Student Aradhana Tarole Recognised for Classical Singing
Aradhana Tarole, a Class 10 student at Eklavya Model Residential School in Jamli, told the Chief Minister that she had secured first place in the solo classical singing category at a national-level Kala Utsav competition held the previous year.
Yadav congratulated her and invited her to perform a song during the interaction. After listening to her performance, he praised her musical ability and encouraged her to continue practising and refining her skills.
He also urged her to aim for opportunities at national and international levels.
High Jump Winner Sakshi Bhagle Encouraged to Aim for International Competitions
Sakshi Bhagle, a Class 10 student at the Girls’ Sports Complex in Niwali, informed the Chief Minister that she had secured first place in the high jump event at the National School Games held in Lucknow.
Yadav congratulated her on the achievement and encouraged her to continue training with discipline and determination, with the aim of participating in international competitions such as the Olympics and Asian Games.
He also highlighted the government’s efforts to support sports and provide opportunities to talented athletes.
Referring to Madhya Pradesh’s performance at the Asian Games, the Chief Minister said athletes from the state had won 11 medals, including five gold medals.
Students Highlight Smart Classrooms and Free JEE, NEET Preparation
Kiran Girase, a Class 10 student at the Girls’ Education Complex, spoke about the educational facilities available at her institution.
She said students had access to ICT and computer laboratories, as well as smart classrooms that use technology to support learning. The facilities also help students prepare for competitive examinations such as the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) and the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET), with preparation provided free of charge.
Yadav appreciated the use of modern technology in government educational institutions and stressed the importance of providing students with quality, contemporary and employment-oriented education.
He encouraged students to make full use of these facilities to prepare for their future goals.
CM Shares Time-Management Advice With Class 7 Student
During the interaction, Krishna Sitaram Chauhan, a Class 7 student, asked Yadav how he managed his time despite having a busy schedule.
The Chief Minister praised the question and said proper time management was essential for achieving success. He advised students to plan their activities for the following day before going to sleep each night.
He also encouraged them to include yoga, pranayama and physical exercise in their daily routines alongside regular studies.
Yadav stressed the importance of self-study beyond classroom learning, saying that developing the habit could expand knowledge and support intellectual and personal development.
Students Encouraged to Explore Diverse Career Options
The Chief Minister asked students about their future ambitions and discussed career opportunities across different fields.
These included:
- Medicine and engineering
- Teaching
- Politics
- Modern and technology-driven agriculture
Yadav encouraged students to identify goals according to their interests and abilities and work consistently towards achieving them. He also highlighted progressive farming as a career option, urging students to explore modern technology and innovation in agriculture.
Referring to the life of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose, the Chief Minister highlighted the importance of commitment to national service. He recalled that Bose passed the prestigious Indian Civil Service examination but chose to leave the career path and devote himself to India’s freedom struggle.
Yadav told students that personal achievement was important, but education, talent and skills should also be used to contribute to society and national development.
Cultural Performances Showcase Students’ Talent
The programme also featured cultural performances by students and other participants.
The presentations included a performance by Nimadi singer Tulsiram Patel, a recitation of Chapter 15 of the Shrimad Bhagavad Gita by Chiranjivi Vedika, a Gau Mata Vandana by Gurukul students and a classical dance performance.
Yadav appreciated the participants’ talent, confidence and enthusiasm. He emphasised that participation in sports, music, art and cultural activities alongside education contributes to students’ overall development.
The interaction at Gayatri Dham combined discussions on educational opportunities and career planning with recognition of students’ achievements in academics, sports and the arts.
