MADHYA PRADESH

During discussion with Chief Minister Chouhan, Resources“>Water Resources Minister Tulsi Silawat told that the area under Irrigation in M.P. will be increased from 35 lakh hectare to 41 lakh hectare in the next four years. The work is being done at full speed on the resolve of the to make Agriculture-notes-for-state-psc-exams”>Agriculture a profitable business.

Silawat thanked Chief Minister Chouhan for the Ken-Betwa project. This project will change the picture of Bundelkhand region. Silawat expressed his gratitude to Chief Minister Chouhan for the achievements of M.P. in Covid control, vaccination and smart city Awards in the state.

The development work is expected to start soon at the PM Mega Integrated Textile Regions and Apparel (PM MITRA) Park in Dhar district.

Madhya Pradesh industrial development Corporation (MPIDC) has floated tenders for basic infrastructure work in the area.

PM MITRA Park is proposed on around 1,563 acre at Bhainsola village in Dhar district. This is one of the seven textile parks proposed in the country.

MPIDC is also contemplating expanding the area of the park from the current 1,563 acre by adding government land to accommodate more investments. Many investors of the state and industries fromMaharashtra,Rajasthanand Southern India have submitted intentions to invest to the department.

The State Government expects the mega textile park to generate around 50,000 direct job opportunities and 150,000 indirect EMPLOYMENT.

PM MITRA Parks will come up inTamil Nadu, Telangana, Gujarat, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh,Uttar Pradeshand Maharashtra. The central government has approved PM MITRA Parks with an outlay of Rs 4,445 crore for a period of seven years upto 2027-28.

The global epidemic corona also engulfed the shadow of the children’s father from their heads. In such a situation, there was darkness in the life of the girl Shivali studying in class 6 and Alok studying in class 5.

In the sensitive Leadership of the started Mukhyamantri Covid-19 Child Welfare Scheme to save the children from this odd situation and shape their future.

Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan says that children will not be left destitute in emergency situations. In this direction, the State Government has taken responsibility for the future of innocent children whose parents have died untimely during the corona period.

To make youths aware about the Environment and to ensure their active participation in the environment sector, 2100 youths will be trained as life volunteers in the state. LiFE volunteers will be selected from each district of the state. The applicant should be a native of Madhya Pradesh and the maximum age as on June 1, 2023 should be 29 years with the minimum educational qualification of graduation. The last date to apply is 25 May 2023. After the training, certificates will be given to the volunteers.

As per the guidelines issued by regarding Mission LiFE, 7 subjects have been selected. These include saving energy and use of RENEWABLE ENERGY, saving and conserving water, discouraging the use of single-use plastic, reducing household waste, adopting a healthy lifestyle, promoting sustainable and lasting food practices, and proper execution of E-Waste.

The purpose of the training is to select district, divisional and state level LiFE volunteers and motivate them to work for the Society as agents of change. Training will lead to Personality development of youth and development of Leadership capacity to work on environmental protection and Climate-change”>Climate Change. Individuals and organisations will also get recognition in the direction of environmental protection in the state.

Madhya Pradeshhas developed a facility to pre-determine sex of a calf becoming only the second state in the country to have the sex-sorted-semen technique. The only other state with this technology is Uttarakhand. Chief minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan inaugurated the state-ofthe-art sex-sorted-semen production laboratory, to be set up at a cost of Rs 47.50 crore under the National Gokul Mission.

ver 90% demand in the market is for productive animal. Cow and bulls are only required for reproductive purpose the demand for which is less than 10%. Officials said, in the sex sorting technique X and Y chromosome is sorted out and separated. The sorted semen can be stored in the liquid nitrogen for years. Depending upon the demand, frozen semen straw of the desired sex can be inseminated in the cow.

Cost of a semen straw in the international market is roughly13 US dollars, but the State Government would subsidise the cost so that farmers could get it at an affordable price and get the calf of desired sex.

This second major laboratory of the country has been set up at the central institute of semen, Bhadbhada. The cost of the project includes 60% of the centre share and 40% of the state share. Officials said 90% of high breed female calves will be produced from semen doses to be made available tocattlerearers of the state from here. In the near future, 90% female calves of high genetic quality such as Gir, Sahiwal, Tharparkar cows and Murrah buffaloes will be born in the state in the sex-sorted-semen facility project at central semen institute, Bhopal.

Devi AhilyaVishwavidyalaya(DAVV) has prepared various proposals of over Rs 330 crore for upgradation of the varsity which will be sent to and Directorate of Higher Education (DHE).

The varsity has prepared the proposals of over Rs 200 crore for Centre of Excellence (CoE) for 22University TEACHING Departments(UTDs). Separate proposals of Rs 130 crore for centralized facilities are also being sent which includes a lot of Infrastructure related facilities.

Other centralized facilities include one for instruments that will have all scientific measurements too and it will be accessible for all. As evaluation centre and confidential department are in two different campuses which at times delays the process, DAVV has proposed for a new building for Centralized evaluation facility.