MADHYA PRADESH

There was just one testing lab when corona struck for the first time, but spreading a Network of 3,000 labs, providing Made in India corona vaccine to the country and the world, conducting a massive vaccination campaign and ensuring the availability of ventilators in remote areas, is a symbol of our solidarity and sense of service.

Modi virtually dedicated 35 PSA Oxygen Plants established in 35 States and union territories from Aiims Rishikesh to the nation.

Prime Minister Modi also virtually dedicated two oxygen plants built at JP Hospital premises in Bhopal from the Prime Minister’s Care Fund.

The Prime Minister said that the country’s high Population density and geographical diversity was a major challenge in dealing with the Corona pandemic.

The people of India faced this challenge unitedly and developed their capabilities. Before the Corona transition in the country, 900 metric tons of liquid oxygen was produced, which we were able to increase ten fold when the demand increased. This is unimaginable for the world.

While theliteracy rateofIndore, the Education hub ofMadhya Pradeshis already higher than that of the state, school education department is working towards getting over 90 per cent Literacy rate for Indore.

According to officials of the school education department of Indore district, although the Census haven’t been conducted in 2021, Indore is considered literate district as the literacy per cent of the district is over 80 per cent.

As per the data of IndiaCensus.net, the literacy rate of Madhya Pradesh is 69.3 per cent and the literacy rate of Indore is 80.9 per cent which is the second highest of the state followed byBhopal.

Moreover, in the state,Jabalpurhas the highest literacy rate and Alirajpur has the lowest literacy rate.

As per the data, 78.7 per cent is the literacy rate of men and 59.2 per cent is the literacy rate of Women of Madhya Pradesh.

Speaking at an interaction organised by FICCI, Shivraj Singh Chouhan, Chief Minister, Madhya Pradesh, informed that the Government of Madhya Pradesh’s ‘Mukhya Mantri Seekho Kamao Yojana (MMSKY)’ is a win-win for both job seekers and the industry.

The Government of Madhya Pradesh, in a significant move towards skilling India’s youth and fostering economic Growth, has launched the ‘Mukhya Mantri Seekho Kamao Yojana (MMSKY)’ to create jobs and address the skills gap industries face.

The Global Skills Park, situated in the heart of Bhopal, will initially comprise academic buildings and centres of excellence dedicated to nine different trades. These centres will play a pivotal role in equipping the youth with employable skills and competencies to meet the growing demands of the dynamic global and local industries. The first year alone will see 6,000 students graduate, Minister Scindia added.

The scheme, designed to facilitate on-the-job training, aims to empower young individuals by providing them with more than 750 courses spanning sectors from manufacturing to retail. The primary objective is to prepare the youth for better job opportunities through training, backed by government-supported stipends, making it the most generous state-led initiative of its kind.

Omkareshwar Floating Solar Project, the India’s largest and one of the world’s biggest projects 600 MW, under which Letter of Award distributed to the Developers selected for the project of 278 MW capacity in the first phase by Principal Secretary of New and the Department and Chairperson of Rewa Ultra Mega Solar Limited, Sanjay Dubey and CEO of Rewa Ultra Mega Solar Limited. and the Managing Director of MP Urja Vikas Nigam Ltd., Karmveer Sharma during the program organized at Urja Bhawan, Bhopal.

The 600 MW Omkareshwar Floating Solar project at reservoir of Narmada river is being constructed in two phases. Omkareshwar Floating Solar Project will be Madhya Pradesh’s first, Country’s largest and one of the World’s largest floating solar projects. Till now, solar projects were developed on land, but innovative steps have been taken by the State Government and RUMSL to give concrete shape to the concept of developing solar projects on water too, to save precious land.

Madhya Pradesh has come first in the country for the third consecutive time in the successful implementation of the scheme. 5 thousand rupees are given on the birth of the first child. Under the scheme, Rs 991 crore 89 lakh was paid to 23 lakh 7 thousand 880 pregnant Women in the state till June 21, 2021. Against the target set for the state, 148 percent achievement has been recorded in the scheme.

Chouhan has congratulated the Women and Child Development Department for this achievement. Himachal Pradesh that got second place recorded 139 percent achievement.

Andhra Pradesh at third place, 11 lakh 69 thousand 730 women were given the benefit of the scheme. For the last three years, Madhya Pradesh has been ranked first in the entire country in the scheme.

The objective of the scheme is to improve the Health of pregnant women and lactating mothers. This scheme is helpful in reducing maternal mortality rate.

Under the scheme, on the birth of the first child, an assistance of Rs 5,000 is given in three installments for safe motherhood.

Kisan Kalyan Mahakumbh on June 11

Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has said that many activities are being conducted for the welfare of farmers by the . The Mohanpura-Kundalia Irrigation system being dedicated in Rajgarh district will change the lives of the farmers of the area. Chief Minister Chouhan was reviewing the preparations for the Kisan-Kalyan Mahakumbh to be held at Rajgarh on June 13 at his residence office. Rajgarh Collector and other officials attended the meeting.

It was informed that Chief Minister Chouhan and Union DEFENCE Minister Rajnath Singh will be specially present in the Mahakumbh. In the programme, about 1400 crores of Mukhyamantri Kisan-Kalyan Yojana and Rs. 2200 crores of farmers’ loan interest waiver will be transferred with a single click. Along with this, payment of claims worth Rs. 2900 crore will also be transferred to the Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana. During this Mohanpura-Kundalia pressurized pipe irrigation system will be dedicated.

Inauguration of water supply scheme in 156 villages of Gorakhpura project of Jal Jeevan Mission and E-Lokarpan and bhoomi-pujan of works costing Rs. 40 crore in the district will also be done.

So far, rights records of 1615 villages of the State have been completed under the scheme. The rights records of 100% villages of Harda district have been completed. The Percentage of villages where rights records have been completed is 41.

Under the Best Practice by the Government of India, other States have also been suggested to adopt the process of implementation of Swamitva Yojana on the lines of Madhya Pradesh.

Under the Swamitva Yojana, the villagers will be given a governmental document of the right over their property in the form of an ownership card. Through this document, they will be able to buy and sell their property and get loans from banks easily.

Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has said that the process of permission and acceptance of works to be done with the funds of the District Mineral Foundation should be kept simple. It should be ensured that the works of public interest and development are completed soon.

Chouhan was addressing the meeting of the District Mineral Foundation in Mantralaya. The Chief Minister said that the funds of the District Mineral Foundation should be used for the development of Sports and tourism related facilities in the districts and also for the construction of of community importance and other public utility. Mineral Resources Minister Brijendra Pratap Singh, Chief Secretary Iqbal Singh Bains, Additional Chief Secretary Finance Ajit Kesari and Principal Secretary Mineral Resources Nikunj Srivastava were present.

It was informed that unmanned check gates based on Artificial Intelligence will be set-up in the state to prevent illegal transport. NGT has given its approval. An amount of more than Rs 5 thousand 657 crore has been collected in the District Mineral Foundation from the year 2015-16 to 2022-23. Due to this, projects are being implemented in various districts.

The District Residency Programme has been implemented in Madhya Pradesh from April 1. Under this, it is mandatory for every PG doctor of the government and private medical colleges of the state to do duty in the district hospital for three months. Only after this they will get the degree. On April 1, the first batch of 320 PG doctors have also registered their presence in different hospitals.

Financial approval was given by the in the year 2022-23 for the District Residency Programme of the Central Government. According to the list provided by the Medical Education Department, about 1284 PG doctors studying in MD/MS and getting admission in the year 2021 in 20 government and private medical colleges operating in the state have been put on duty. In this, PG doctors of third/fourth semester will be sent to rural district hospitals for three months in a phased manner. In this, doctors of 22 specialist subjects will treat patients in district hospitals.

It is worthy to note here that in view of the Covid-19 epidemic, after discussion with the National Level Steering Committee headed by the Chairman of the Board of Post Graduate Medical Education, the District Residency Programme has been made mandatory for all PG students taking admission in the year 2021.

Chief ministerShivraj Singh Chouhansaid rewriting a new chapter in Agriculture-notes-for-state-psc-exams”>Agriculture production farmers ofMadhya Pradeshalong with the state governments policies were able to produce the highest yield of food grains (wheat and pulses) in the country last year. This was possible due to the sheer hard work of farmers which did not let the economy of the state down in tough Covid-19 times, said Chouhan.

Chouhan digitally dedicated the countrys second state-of-the-art semen production laboratory established at Bhadbhada, Bhopal at a cost of Rs 47.50 crore. As many as 985 community cowsheds built at various gram panchayats at a cost of Rs 260 crore were dedicated and foundation stone of 145 community cowsheds to be built at a cost of Rs 50 crores was laid. Chouhan dedicated 33 power sub-stations and also performedbhoomi pujanof four sub-stations in the Mission Earth Programme. Their total cost is Rs 1530 crore.

Chouhan dedicated 80 lakh saplings grown by selfhelp groups in nurseries to the people of the state. Along with this, cheques were also distributed to beneficiaries of Farmers Producer Organizations and Agriculture Infrastructure Fund.