Building a thriving Madhya Pradesh: Steps toward development and cultural renaissance

Madhya Pradesh, often hailed as the heart of India, has come a long way since it was once categorized as a 'BIMARU' state.

- DR. MOHAN YADAV

For the past two decades, and especially over the last ten years under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the state has made significant strides toward development.

With an emphasis on good governance, inclusive growth, and cultural preservation, we are working to transform Madhya Pradesh into a leading state in the nation.

Rich in natural resources, Madhya Pradesh is blessed with abundant forests, rivers, minerals, and agricultural assets. The state also boasts a rich cultural heritage, home to revered sites like the holy Narmada River and Mahakaleshwar Temple. This land has given rise to iconic historical figures, including Queen Durgavati and Ahilyabai Holkar, whose 300th anniversary we celebrate this year. As we look toward a prosperous future, we are committed to preserving these cultural roots while focusing on comprehensive development.

Development Framework

Prime Minister Modi's vision of a developed India is built on the GYAN initiative, which prioritizes Garib (the poor), Yuva (youth), Annadata (farmers), and Nari (women).

Guided by these pillars, Madhya Pradesh has structured four key missions—Yuva Shakti, Garib Kalyan, Kisan Kalyan, and 'Nari Sashaktikaran'—to ensure development reaches every section of society.