Bhopal: Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav conducted a high-level review of the state’s ongoing welfare campaigns, including the Jal Ganga Sanvardhan Campaign, Sankalp Se Samadhan Campaign, and other government initiatives, through a video conference with all Commissioners and Collectors. The CM emphasized efficiency, timely execution, and public participation to ensure maximum benefits reach citizens.
Small Farmers to Get Priority in Wheat Procurement
CM Dr. Yadav instructed that small farmers’ wheat should be purchased first and payments made promptly. All wheat procurement centers must ensure shade, water, ORS solutions, sacks, and other essential facilities to make the process smooth for farmers.
According to Additional Chief Secretary, Food & Civil Supplies, Rashmi Arun Shami, over 1.13 lakh farmers have already sold 4.96 lakh metric tons of wheat, with payments exceeding ₹355 crore. For the first time, farmers whose wheat was weighed on the first day received payments the very next day, ensuring faster financial support.
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Focus on Effective Field Implementation
CM Yadav emphasized that Collectors should actively monitor government schemes in their districts. Regular village visits, interaction with citizens, and overnight stays in rural areas are expected to ensure smooth execution of welfare initiatives. He highlighted the success of the Sankalp Se Samadhan Campaign (Jan 12 – Mar 31, 2026), which directly benefited citizens under 106 government schemes, and instructed officials to maintain active engagement for maximum public benefit.
Water Conservation and Sanitation Initiatives
The Jal Ganga Sanvardhan Campaign, launched on March 19, 2026, will continue until June 30, 2026. CM Yadav urged authorities to revive dried water sources and strengthen water conservation efforts, which have already brought national recognition to Madhya Pradesh. The Urban Development and Administration Department has been asked to link sanitation drives with water conservation campaigns, install public drinking water points (pyau), and ensure their cleanliness and maintenance.
Sandipani Schools to Implement Rainwater Harvesting
Recognizing the exceptional board exam results from Sandipani Schools, CM Yadav directed the School Education and Tribal Affairs Department to implement rainwater harvesting systems in all schools. He emphasized publicizing the schools’ achievements to improve perception and attract more enrollments.
The CM also highlighted that Madhya Pradesh now has a zero school dropout rate, marking a significant milestone in education reform.
Health Infrastructure and Emergency Preparedness
CM Yadav instructed the Health Department to ensure:
- 50-bed hospitals at major religious sites
- Burn units in all divisional headquarters
- Strict adherence to summer medical protocols
- Availability of essential medicines
- Continuous drinking water supply, including tanker support if required
These measures aim to enhance public health services during summer and emergency periods.
Gyan Bharatam App for Manuscript Digitization
The CM highlighted the Gyan Bharatam App, developed by the Ministry of Culture, enabling citizens to upload old literary and religious manuscripts. Over 6.5 lakh manuscripts have already been uploaded, and district committees will ensure greater public participation in this digital cultural initiative.
Collectors’ Performance to be Ranked
To encourage accountability, CM Yadav announced that all Collectors’ performances over the past year will be ranked. This aims to foster healthy competition and improve efficiency in government scheme delivery.
Upcoming Women Empowerment Conference
A Women Empowerment Conference will be held in Bhopal on April 20, 2026, featuring rallies and public gatherings. CM Yadav emphasized Madhya Pradesh’s leadership in implementing women-centric government schemes.
