Panna: Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav has announced that fast track courts will be established in the state’s four major cities — Bhopal, Indore, Jabalpur and Gwalior — to address cases related to youth, education, and employment matters.
The announcement was made during a public programme in Panna, where the Chief Minister highlighted the government’s focus on youth welfare, employment generation, social security, and regional development.
CM Yadav said the initiative follows the vision of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to provide faster legal solutions for issues concerning young people, especially those linked with education and employment.
₹210 Crore Pension Transfer to Over 35 Lakh Beneficiaries
During the programme, Chief Minister Mohan Yadav transferred nearly ₹210 crore through a single click to more than 35 lakh beneficiaries under the Social Security Pension Scheme.
He also presented certificates of appreciation to beneficiaries of various government schemes and self-reliant gram panchayats.
The Chief Minister was honoured with a traditional plough on the occasion of Agriculture Welfare Year.
Panna Development Projects Worth ₹184.83 Crore Launched
CM Mohan Yadav inaugurated and performed the foundation stone laying for development projects worth ₹184.83 crore in Panna.
The projects include infrastructure development initiatives aimed at improving education, tourism, connectivity, and public facilities in the region.
The Chief Minister also announced that Panna Medical College will be inaugurated next year, which will provide new opportunities for NEET aspirants and aspiring doctors in the region.
Ken-Betwa River Linking Project to Transform Bundelkhand
Addressing the gathering, CM Yadav highlighted the importance of the Ken-Betwa River Linking Project for the development of Bundelkhand.
He said Bundelkhand is a historically significant region associated with personalities like Maharaja Chhatrasal and warriors Alha-Udal, but water scarcity had earlier forced many people to migrate.
The Chief Minister said the government is working to stop migration and bring prosperity to the region through major development projects.
Key Points About Ken-Betwa River Linking Project:
- The project is being developed with support from the Central Government.
- Around 90% of the project cost is expected to be funded by the Centre.
- The initiative aims to improve irrigation facilities and boost agricultural productivity.
- Farmers affected by the project will receive proper compensation for land, houses, and shops.
CM Yadav said the project will transform the landscape of Bundelkhand and create new opportunities for farmers.
Panna’s New Glass Floor View Point to Boost Tourism
Chief Minister Mohan Yadav inaugurated a unique glass floor and view point at Brihaspati Kund in Panna.
The tourism development project has been completed at a cost of ₹8 crore and is expected to attract visitors from across India and abroad.
Highlights of the New Tourism Facility:
- Glass floor view point offering a unique experience.
- Development of surrounding tourism infrastructure.
- Promotion of Panna’s natural waterfalls and scenic locations.
CM Yadav said Panna’s natural beauty has the potential to become a global tourism destination and reduce the need for Indians to travel abroad for similar experiences.
Two Sandipani Schools Announced for Quality Education
The Chief Minister announced the development of two Sandipani Schools in Gunnor and Pawayi with a total investment of around ₹74 crore.
He said Sandipani Schools are among the best educational institutions in the state, providing quality education along with cultural values.
Features of Sandipani Schools:
- Focus on quality education.
- Emphasis on values and character building.
- Inspired by the friendship of Lord Krishna and Sudama.
- Modern educational facilities for students.
Government Focuses on Youth Employment and Skill Development
CM Mohan Yadav said the Madhya Pradesh government is working to create more employment opportunities for youth.
He highlighted several employment initiatives:
- Around 10,000 new posts approved in the police department.
- Recruitment completed for around 8,000 posts last year.
- More than one lakh government employment opportunities created in the state.
The Chief Minister also encouraged farmers to increase income through:
- Dairy farming and milk production.
- Fisheries.
- Modern agricultural practices.
He said the government aims to increase milk production in Madhya Pradesh from 12% to 20%.
Tourism and Industrial Growth to Generate More Jobs
CM Yadav said tourism development is being used as a tool to create employment opportunities for young people.
He highlighted efforts to promote industrial activities in Bundelkhand and mentioned increasing investment in Panna.
The Chief Minister said the government is working across the entire economic chain — from farms to factories and exports — to create sustainable growth opportunities.
Madhya Pradesh Moves Ahead with Uniform Civil Code Implementation
CM Mohan Yadav also spoke about the implementation of the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) in Madhya Pradesh.
He said the state government has approved the related bill, which has also been passed by the state assembly.
The Chief Minister stated that the government aims to ensure equal legal provisions for all citizens and provide uniform rights irrespective of religion.
Major Announcements Made by CM Mohan Yadav for Panna
During the programme, the Chief Minister announced several development initiatives for the district.
Key Announcements:
- Development of facilities at Jugal Kishore Temple.
- Conversion of Maharaja Chhatrasal Stadium into a modern sports facility.
- Opening of a new college in Brijpur.
- Construction of new roads and bridges.
Leaders Highlight Panna’s Development Under State Government
During the programme, MLA Brijendra Pratap Singh highlighted various development initiatives under CM Mohan Yadav’s leadership.
He mentioned progress in implementing uniform laws, compensation arrangements for Ken-Betwa project-affected people, and new educational institutions in Panna.
Khajuraho MP Vishnudutt Sharma, former minister Ramkrishna Kusmaria, District Panchayat President Meena Raje, Municipal President Meena Pandey, District President Brijendra Mishra, and other public representatives were also present at the event.
Government Working for Welfare of Farmers, Youth and Women
CM Mohan Yadav said the Madhya Pradesh government is working for the welfare of all sections, including farmers, youth, women, and economically weaker groups.
He highlighted various initiatives such as:
- Financial support under farmer schemes.
- Scholarships for students.
- Monthly assistance of ₹1,500 under Ladli Behna Yojana for eligible women beneficiaries.
The Chief Minister said the government’s focus remains on inclusive development and creating opportunities for every section of society.
