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Sagar Watch - January 11, 2026 0

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Sagar Watch News/ Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav, while addressing a massive public gathering in the Khurai Assembly constituency, said that Khurai’s Sharbati wheat is famous across the country and every farmer wishes his land were as fertile as Khurai’s. 

Inaugurating an agriculture machinery exhibition, he stated that the state government will continuously support agriculture and allied industries to strengthen farmers’ incomes.

Expressing gratitude for the unprecedented public reception, the Chief Minister said the people of Khurai celebrated Holi and Diwali together with flowers, leaving him overwhelmed. “Such a welcome has left me stunned; it makes me feel like staying here forever,” he remarked.

Addressing the gathering, Dr. Yadav announced development works worth more than ₹1,000 crore for the Khurai Assembly constituency. 

Major announcements include approval of ₹500 crore by MPIDC for strengthening the four-lane Rahatgarh–Khurai–Khimlasa road, immediate completion of the delayed Bina River Project at a cost of ₹429 crore, and assurance of necessary budget to complete the Uldan Dam Project by 2026. 

He also approved ₹25 crore for the construction of buildings and hostels for the Khurai Agriculture College, with a promise of additional funds if required.

Other key announcements include opening a new ITI in Khurai in view of growing agricultural implement manufacturing activities, construction of a natural athletics track in Khurai, a multipurpose sports complex in Malthon, and establishment of a 132 kV power substation in Rajwans. The total value of announcements with clearly defined amounts exceeds ₹954 crore, apart from additional schemes for which a budget will be provided as needed.

During the event, the Chief Minister also inaugurated and laid foundation stones for development works worth ₹312 crore, including three Sandipani schools, the SDM office, the tehsil building, several road projects, and other infrastructure works.

Describing Bundelkhand as the land of bravery, valor, and Maharaja Chhatrasal, Dr. Yadav said the region has a unique charm and has received many gifts due to divine grace, including the world-famous Khajuraho temples. He recalled that a recent cabinet meeting held in Bundelkhand had further accelerated regional development.


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Sagar Watch - January 08, 2026 0

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Sagar Watch News/ At the divisional health review meeting, the commissioner’s stern directives highlighted deep systemic gaps rather than achievements. 

The warning of “strict action” for failure to ensure 100 percent registration of pregnant women itself exposed weak ground-level monitoring and poor data tracking. Repeated emphasis on sickle cell screening, monthly reviews, and ambulance monitoring pointed to long-standing non-compliance. 

Gaps in inter-departmental coordination, inconsistent follow-up of malnourished children, irregular committee meetings, and the need to threaten salary stoppages underscored accountability failures and an overstretched, reactive health system struggling to deliver basic maternal and child care.

Despite repeated instructions from Divisional Commissioner Anil Suchari for 100 percent registration of pregnant women and strict monitoring to reduce maternal and infant deaths, the review meeting itself exposed serious loopholes in the health system. 

The need for warnings of salary stoppage reflects chronic non-compliance, weak field supervision, and poor accountability of health staff.

Incomplete registration of pregnant women, irregular medical tests, and inconsistent sickle cell screening point to gaps at the grassroots level. Distribution of iron supplements and follow-up of high-risk pregnancies remain uneven, especially in rural areas. 

The emphasis on repeated monitoring of ANMs, ASHA workers, and block medical officers highlights long-standing deficiencies in performance tracking and data reliability.

The directive to establish a control room for 108 ambulance services also underlines delays, poor response time, and lack of real-time monitoring in emergency services. 

Similarly, persistent malnutrition among children, despite existing nutrition programs, indicates weak inter-departmental coordination and ineffective follow-up mechanisms.

Overall, the meeting revealed that policy directives are strong, but implementation remains fragile due to poor supervision, delayed action, and limited accountability at multiple levels of the health administration.

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Sagar Watch - January 07, 2026 0

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Sagar Watch News, January 7, 2026: Madhya Pradesh Government’s Farmer Welfare and Agriculture Development Department, a divisional-level training programme on the new fertilizer distribution system through the e-Vikas Portal was organized on Wednesday in Sagar. The training was held under the chairmanship of Additional Collector Avinash Rawat.

The programme was attended by Joint Director of Agriculture Rajesh Tripathi, Joint Commissioner Cooperative, Regional Managers of MARKFED and MP Agro, along with all Deputy Directors of Agriculture of the division, Project Directors (ATMA), Deputy Commissioners Cooperative, District Marketing Officers, Chief Executive Officers of District Central Cooperative Banks, Senior Agriculture Development Officers, and Managers of Primary Agricultural Cooperative Societies.

During the training, an IT officer from CRISP, Bhopal provided detailed information about the portal and explained the e-Token system for fertilizer distribution. Issues faced by field staff were discussed and resolved to ensure smooth implementation of the system and timely availability of fertilizers to farmers.

Farmers can book fertilizers as per their requirement

Farmers can now book fertilizers from home through the etoken.mpkrishi.org portal. Based on availability, fertilizers can be booked online from the nearest Double Lock Centre, MP Agro Centre, Primary Agricultural Cooperative Society, or authorized private retailers, as per eligibility.

The e-Token system allows farmers to book a convenient time slot, helping them avoid long queues and other difficulties. The validity of a booked token will be 72 hours, during which the farmer must collect the fertilizer as per the allotted slot. If the fertilizer is not collected within this time period, the token will be automatically cancelled.

Officials said the new system will bring transparency, convenience, and efficiency in fertilizer distribution across the division.

During the training, IT officers from CRISP, Bhopal, provided detailed information about the e-Vikas Portal. Special emphasis was laid on ensuring timely and transparent fertilizer availability to farmers through the e-Token system. The officials also addressed and resolved issues raised by the field staff to ensure smooth implementation of the new system


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Sagar Watch - January 06, 2026 0

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Sagar Watch News/ Under the Chief Minister’s Teerth Darshan Scheme, a pilgrimage to the holy shrine of Vaishno Devi will be organized from January 31, 2026, to February 5, 2026. 

As per the directions of the Madhya Pradesh Government’s Religious Trusts and Endowments Department, Bhopal, a total of 279 pilgrims are proposed to be sent on this spiritual journey.

The last date for submission of applications is January 17, 2026. Applicants must mention their Aadhaar card number in the application form. All applications must be submitted to the concerned office within the stipulated time limit.

Selection of eligible pilgrims will be carried out after verification of documents and medical fitness certificates, ensuring that only qualified applicants are included in the pilgrimage



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Sagar Watch - January 05, 2026 0

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Sagar watch News/ For the first time, the Asian Waterbird Census (AWC) 2026 was successfully conducted in the South Sagar Forest Division on January 3 and 4, 2026. 

The Asian Waterbird Census is an internationally recognized programme aimed at counting and monitoring waterbirds found in lakes, ponds, rivers, and other wetlands.

The primary objective of this survey is to assess the population status, species diversity, and ecological health of wetlands, thereby providing a scientific foundation for the conservation and management of aquatic birds and their habitats.

Under the AWC 2026, a total of nine ponds in the South Sagar Forest Division were surveyed by four survey teams, comprising forest officers and staff. 

The teams conducted on-site observations along the water bodies, carefully recording different species of waterbirds, their numbers, behavior, and the condition of their natural habitats.

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During the survey, around 82 different species of waterbirds were identified within the division. Notably, several rare and migratory Asian waterbird species were also sighted, highlighting the ecological significance of the region’s wetlands. 

Rare species observed included River Tern, Ruddy Shelduck, Little Ringed Plover, Siberian Stonechat, Woolly-necked Stork, Black Redstart, Red-naped Ibis, and Black-headed Ibis.

Forest officials stated that the findings would contribute valuable data for long-term biodiversity monitoring and strengthen efforts toward wetland conservation in the Sagar region.

Special Points

  • First-ever Asian Waterbird Census conducted in South Sagar Forest Division

  • International-level biodiversity monitoring programme

  • Survey held on January 3–4, 2026

  • Nine ponds surveyed by four dedicated teams

  • Around 82 species of aquatic birds have been recorded

  • Rare and migratory Asian waterbirds sighted

  • Data to support scientific conservation and wetland management efforts


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Sagar Watch - January 01, 2026 0

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Sagar Watch News | Madhya Pradesh Labour Department has introduced a significant amendment to the Madhya Pradesh Shops and Establishments Act, 1958, aimed at promoting ease of doing business and reducing unnecessary compliance burdens on traders and business owners.

Under the amendment, shops and establishments employing fewer than 20 workers will now be inspected by labour inspectors only with prior permission from the state government. This provision is expected to put an end to routine and unwarranted inspections, which often disrupt day-to-day business activities.

Additional Secretary of the Labour Department, Shri Basant Kurre, said the decision would provide major relief to small shopkeepers and entrepreneurs by protecting them from avoidable harassment. 

He added that the reform would also encourage a culture of self-compliance among traders, while creating a more business-friendly environment conducive to trade growth and employment generation. The move will help save time, resources and operational costs for small establishments.

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The Chief Minister’s instructions are expected to directly benefit small traders and businessmen in several ways. By limiting inspections, shopkeepers can focus more on running their businesses rather than dealing with frequent regulatory checks. 

Reduced interference will lower compliance-related stress and financial costs, especially for small establishments with limited staff and resources. The amendment also builds confidence among traders, encouraging them to expand operations and generate employment without fear of unnecessary inspections.

The state government, under the leadership of Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav, has reiterated its commitment to supporting small businesses and ensuring a sensitive, pro-trader governance approach.

The Labour Department has appealed to shopkeepers, trade associations, and entrepreneurs to voluntarily comply with labour laws and make the most of this positive reform to expand their businesses and contribute to the state’s economic growth



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Sagar Watch - December 31, 2025 0

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Sagar Watch News/ Raising concern over the Madhya Pradesh government’s new excise policy, Democratic Socialist Party leader Raghu Thakur alleged that the move would give a free hand to liquor consumption and lead to a rise in social crimes. 

He said the Excise Department has introduced a provision for issuing temporary licences at ₹500 for hosting liquor parties at homes, with online applications allowed. This would effectively turn houses into liquor bars, disturbing neighbourhoods, he claimed.

Thakur warned that women would face harassment, children could be influenced negatively, and public order would suffer. Citing Bhopal, where around 600 temporary licences were issued for a revenue of just ₹3 lakh, he questioned whether such income justified social harm. 

The party has announced its opposition to the policy and urged citizens to protest by writing to the Chief Minister and Excise Minister.


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Sagar Watch - December 30, 2025 0

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In a move aimed at simplifying procedures for organisers, the government has eased the process for obtaining permission to serve liquor during business-oriented programmes and events where entry is allowed on payment of a prescribed fee. The decision is expected to bring greater clarity and compliance among event organisers while ensuring regulation under excise laws.
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Sagar Watch - December 30, 2025 0

Serious questions are being raised about the awareness and monitoring mechanisms of the Mining Department after a large-scale illegal murum (morrum) mining operation reportedly proceeded without any prior input or action from the department. The fact that such illegal excavation was carried out openly and remained undetected for a long period has now become a matter of concern.

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Sagar Watch - December 29, 2025 0

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Sagar Watch News/ A male tiger died due to suspected electrocution from an illegal electric wire, prompting swift action by the Forest Department, which secured the site, conducted a postmortem, and registered a forest offence case.

According to the South Sagar Divisional Forest Officer, the incident came to light on December 28, 2025, under the Dhana Forest Range. The tiger’s carcass was found on revenue land in village Hilgan, near Toriya Kher Mata Beat, Hilgan, approximately 2 km from Compartment PF-851. 

Following SOP guidelines, the area was immediately cordoned off and searched with assistance from the canine squad of Veerangana Rani Durgavati Tiger Reserve.

A postmortem examination was conducted on December 29, 2025 by a team of expert wildlife veterinarians. All body parts of the tiger were found intact. During the examination, veterinarians indicated that the probable cause of death was electrocution. As per government SOPs, last rites were performed after the examination.

The entire process was photographed and videographed. Further action will be taken upon receipt of the detailed postmortem report. A forest crime case has been registered, and investigation is ongoing.

Key Points:

  • Incident reported on 28 December 2025 in Dhana Forest Range

  • Suspected electrocution identified as cause of death

  • Site secured; canine squad deployed for investigation

  • Postmortem by wildlife experts on 29 December

  • Forest offence case registered, further action underway



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Sagar Watch - December 23, 2025 0

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Sagar Watch News/ The Divisional Headquarters Sagar will host the Divisional-Level Abhyudaya Madhya Pradesh Growth Summit on December 25 at Mahakavi Padmakar Auditorium. 

The summit aims to promote investment, employment generation, and governance reforms across the Sagar division. On this occasion, industrialists contributing significantly to job creation and beneficiaries of various government schemes will be invited, honoured, and awarded.

Divisional Commissioner  Anil Suchari, while reviewing preparations, stated that the summit will showcase employment-linked industries, successful beneficiaries, and women-led enterprises, highlighting women empowerment and inclusive development.

Officials were directed to prepare a divisional list of youths employed over the past two years through industries and government schemes and ensure their participation.

Special Highlights:

  • Divisional-level Growth Summit on December 25 in Sagar

  • Felicitation of job-creating industrialists and scheme beneficiaries

  • Focus on women entrepreneurs and inclusive growth

  • Virtual linkage and live broadcast with Gwalior event

  • Exhibition showcasing industrial and employment achievements

Special emphasis will be placed on inviting public representatives, leading investors, and industrialists, and ensuring participation of all departments related to investment and employment. Arrangements will also be made for virtual connectivity and live streaming with the main state-level event in Gwalior.

A comprehensive exhibition highlighting industrial development, policy reforms, infrastructure growth, investment promotion, and employment achievements will be a key attraction of the summit.




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Sagar Watch - December 22, 2025 0

In Madhya Pradesh, tractor-trolleys intended for agricultural use can ply on city roads primarily for carrying farm produce. However, for commercial goods transport (hiring or reward), a Goods Carriage Permit is mandatory, which is rarely issued for intra-city routes, making such operations largely illegal.

Key prohibitions include:

  • No Passenger Transport: Carrying people in the trolley is strictly prohibited.
  • Fitness & PUC: Valid Fitness (for commercial use) and Pollution Certificates are required.
  • Local Bans: Specific cities and municipal areas enforce time or entry restrictions to manage congestion and safety.

Overall, non-agricultural commercial use within city limits is restricted and actively penalised.



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Sagar Watch News/  In a bid to enhance road safety, the Regional Transport Officer (RTO), Sagar, along with his team, launched a special checking drive while also fitting radium reflector tapes on tractor–trolleys. 

So far, radium reflector tapes have been installed on 29 tractor–trolleys. This initiative is significant as most trolleys lack rear lighting, leading to frequent nighttime accidents and resulting in loss of life and property. The reflective tapes are expected to improve visibility and reduce such incidents.

As part of awareness efforts on road safety and traffic rules, a seminar was organised at the Army Public School. Students of classes 10, 11 and 12 were educated about traffic regulations, shown accident-related videos, and engaged through interactive question-and-answer sessions to build awareness and responsible behaviour.

During the drive, passenger vehicles and school buses were also checked. From a previously seized school bus, a compounding fee, motor vehicle tax and penalty amounting to ₹59,000 were recovered. Overall, 48 vehicles were inspected, 37 were challaned, and a total fine of ₹1,22,600 was collected. The total recovery during the drive stood at ₹1,81,600.

The RTO issued strict instructions to all school bus operators to comply with Supreme Court guidelines, including the installation of speed governors, valid insurance, fitness and pollution certificates, payment of vehicle tax, availability of first-aid boxes and fire extinguishers, and ensuring that drivers hold valid heavy vehicle licences and wear prescribed uniforms. 

Operators were also directed not to exceed seating capacity. Parents were urged to personally verify the safety and compliance of vehicles used for their children and report any irregularities to the transport enforcement team.


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Sagar Watch - December 17, 2025 0

 

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Sagar Watch News/ A significant step has been taken when senior aviation experts not only held a detailed review meeting with various departments but also conducted a technical field inspection of the Dhana airstrip to assess its future potential.

The meeting was attended by Additional Collector Shri Avinash Rawat, aviation expert Shri Manish Sinha, Ernst & Young Director Shri Anshuman Shrivastava, Shri Anubhav Arora, Shri Pallav Goyal, Shri R. Saxena, SDM Shri Aman Mishra, senior district officials, and leading industrialists.

Focus on Passenger and Cargo Potential

Preparations for expanding air services in Sagar district have formally begun. During the meeting, experts evaluated passenger traffic (number of people likely to use flights) and cargo traffic (transport of goods by air)—both essential for sustainable aviation operations.

Officials from BPCL, Industries Department, Agriculture, Railways, Bus and Truck Associations, Commerce & Industry bodies, Dr Harisingh Gour Central University, RTO, PWD, Bundelkhand Medical College, District Hospital, and other institutions shared inputs on future demand.

Runway Expansion Plan Explained Simply

Aviation expert Shri Manish Sinha informed that the existing 992-metre runway at Dhana will be extended to 1,800 metres.

Once completed, regular air services will become possible for Sagar and nearby districts.

Next Steps in the Aviation Process

Shri Sinha explained that:

  • A detailed draft proposal covering all technical and commercial aspects will be prepared

  • An air survey (technical study from the air to assess feasibility) will follow

  • After approvals, land acquisition and construction work will begin.

Recognising that strong aviation connectivity is vital for the economic, industrial and tourism development of the Bundelkhand region, the Sagar district administration has initiated concrete steps towards expanding air services in the district.

Strong Economic Base Driving Air Connectivity

The aviation experts noted that Sagar’s rapid industrial and institutional growth strengthens the case for an airport. Recently, during the Industrial Conclave led by Chief Minister Dr Mohan Yadav, MoUs worth ₹23,000 crore were signed, including projects such as:

These developments significantly increase both business travel and air cargo demand.

Project Cost and Timeline

It was informed that developing a 1,800-metre runway airport terminal would require an estimated ₹400 crore investment. Once approvals are granted, the district administration will promptly initiate land acquisition and allied works.

Additional Collector Shri Avinash Rawat assured that all requirements sought by the aviation department are being actively pursued, and such coordination meetings will continue regularly.

With this initiative, Sagar is positioning itself as a key aviation and economic hub in the Bundelkhand region.

Key Points

  • Aviation experts held a high-level meeting with district officials and industry representatives

  • Detailed on-site study conducted at Dhana airstrip

  • Proposal to expand the runway from 992 metres to 1,800 metres

  • 70-seater aircraft operations to become feasible

  • The estimated project cost is around ₹400 crore

  • Strong cargo and passenger traffic potential identified



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Sagar Watch - December 16, 2025 0
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Sagar Watch News: In view of the possibility of a severe cold wave in Madhya Pradesh, the Health Department has issued comprehensive directions to all government and private medical colleges, Chief Medical and Health Officers (CMHOs), and Civil Surgeons-cum-Chief Hospital Superintendents across the state. 

The instructions have been issued in line with the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) guidelines and the National Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) public health advisory.

Key Points

Sagar Watch Explainer -What is a Cold Wave?  

A cold wave is a weather condition in which air temperature near the ground suddenly drops to extremely low levels. It is often accompanied by strong winds and can lead to frost or ice formation, increasing the risk of health emergencies.

Hypothermia: A Medical Emergency

Hypothermia occurs when the body temperature falls dangerously low due to prolonged exposure to cold. It is a serious emergency condition.

Common symptoms include:

  • Shivering, slurred speech, confusion

  • Extreme weakness, sleepiness, unconsciousness

  • Slow pulse and breathing in severe cases

Immediate First Aid Measures:

  • Shift the person to a warm and sheltered place.

  • Remove wet clothes and wrap the person in dry blankets or warm clothing.

  • Provide warm drinks, but never alcohol. Do not give fluids to an unconscious person.

  • Keep the head, neck, and body well covered.

  • Rush the patient to the nearest hospital without delay.

Frostbite: Warning Signs

Long exposure to cold can cause frostbite, especially on exposed body parts such as fingers, toes, nose, and ears.

Symptoms include:

  • Pale, numb, or hardened skin

  • Black or dark blisters on affected areas

Immediate medical attention is essential in such cases.

Do’s and Don’ts During Cold Wave

Do’s

Don’ts

  • Avoid unnecessary travel during extreme cold.

  • Do not stay exposed to cold winds for long durations.

  • Do not ignore symptoms like severe shivering, numbness, or breathing difficulty.

Awareness and Preparedness Measures

  • The Health Department has been directed to promote public awareness through Do’s and Don’ts advisories.

  • Continuous monitoring of weather forecasts has been advised.

  • Students and teachers are encouraged to download the NDMA’s mobile application “First Aid for Students & Teachers (FAST)”, which provides simple guidance on emergency first aid, including hypothermia management.

The Health Department has emphasised that timely precautions, awareness, and quick medical response can significantly reduce cold wave-related injuries and fatalities in the state.


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Sagar Watch - December 13, 2025 0

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Sagar Watch News/ Marking the completion of two years of the Madhya Pradesh government, Deputy Chief Minister and Sagar District In-charge Minister Shri Rajendra Shukla highlighted the state’s major achievements across sectors, stating that no area of development has been neglected. He was addressing a press conference at the Sagar Collectorate, where he also responded to journalists’ questions.

Shri Shukla said the government has accelerated development works in the last two years, with special focus on water security, industrial growth, healthcare, infrastructure and social welfare.

Glimpses :

  • Ken–Betwa Link Project (₹1 lakh crore):
    The ambitious river-linking project, started under the leadership of Chief Minister Dr Mohan Yadav, aims to transfer water from the Ken river to the Betwa river. In simple terms, it will provide irrigation water to farms and drinking water to households, especially in drought-prone Bundelkhand.

  • Industrial Growth in Sagar:

    • A large industrial area will be developed over 1,500 acres in the Maswasi Grant area.

    • Investment proposals worth ₹25,000 crore have been received.

    • ₹540 crore has been approved for basic infrastructure like roads, electricity and water.

    • Once operational, the project is expected to generate around 29,000 jobs, strengthening the local economy.

  • Health Infrastructure Boost in Bundelkhand:

    • New medical colleges have been established in Damoh, Panna, Chhatarpur and Katni.

    • District hospitals and Bundelkhand Medical College (BMC), Sagar to be upgraded with modern facilities.

    • Approval of a Neuro Surgery Department at BMC means availability of super-speciality treatment, reducing the need to go to big cities.

    • ₹70 crore sanctioned for a Cancer Hospital at BMC, along with a ₹50 crore advanced cancer treatment machine.

  • Organ Donation and Transplant Support:

    • The CM Care Scheme promotes organ donation within the state.

    • Earlier, patients had to travel outside MP for transplants; now, organs are available locally, ensuring timely treatment.

    • Organ donors will be honoured with a Guard of Honour, and their families will be felicitated on January 26 and August 15.

  • Major Road and Connectivity Projects:

  • Support to Journalists and Social Welfare Measures:

    • Assurance to withdraw unnecessary cases against journalists at the earliest.

    • Sensitivity towards compassionate appointments (jobs or financial support to families of deceased government employees).

    • Appreciation for Sagar Collector’s “Shraddhanjali Yojana”, aimed at quick resolution of such cases.

  • Crackdown on Illegal Liquor and Drug Abuse:

  • Public Health and Welfare Achievements:

  • Investment and Infrastructure Development:

    • Organisation of Regional Industry Conclaves and the Global Investors Summit to attract investment.

    • Investment proposals received through these platforms are driving industrial and infrastructure growth across Madhya Pradesh.

Concluding the press interaction, Shri Shukla said that under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Madhya Pradesh is steadily progressing towards inclusive growth, improved health indicators and a stronger economic foundation, with Bundelkhand emerging as a key beneficiary of this development push.


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