Madhya Pradesh Cabinet Passes Resolution Marking 25 Years of PM Modi, Reaffirms 2047 Development Goal
A special cabinet meeting chaired by Chief Minister Mohan Yadav adopted a resolution on the Prime Minister’s 25 years as an elected representative. It also restated plans on jobs, medical colleges, metro projects and Simhastha 2028.
The Madhya Pradesh cabinet passed a congratulatory resolution on Monday to mark 25 years of Prime Minister Narendra Modi as an elected representative, according to a PTI report carried by ThePrint. The special meeting was chaired by Chief Minister Mohan Yadav in Bhopal. The resolution also reaffirmed the state’s stated goal of becoming a developed Madhya Pradesh by 2047, as part of the national aim of an Atmanirbhar Bharat.
The resolution expressed gratitude on behalf of more than 8.5 crore people of the state and wished the Prime Minister a long and healthy life. According to the PTI account, it cited free food grains for more than 80 crore citizens and credited central schemes such as Jan Dhan, Mudra, PM Awas Yojana, Jal Jeevan Mission, Ayushman Bharat, Swamitva, PM SVANidhi and Ujjwala. It also referred to the GST, the three new criminal law codes and the Jan Vishwas Adhiniyam, and said the state had achieved freedom from Naxalism.
The document highlighted irrigation projects, including the Ken-Betwa link, the Parvati-Kalisindh-Chambal link and projects in the Tapi basin. The Hitavada, which also reported on the meeting, said the cabinet pointed to metro projects worth about Rs 23,000 crore in Bhopal and Indore, expanded air connectivity and investment proposals worth Rs 30.77 lakh crore received at the Global Investors Summit 2025, of which about Rs 10 lakh crore was described as moving towards implementation.
The Hitavada also listed plans described for the coming year. These include more than two lakh government jobs, 12 medical colleges and 12 skill universities, and industry-oriented skill training for one lakh young people. The report mentioned a 20 per cent reservation for Agniveers in five uniformed services, as well as references to digital payments, women’s self-help groups, the India AI Mission, the Semiconductor Mission and cheetah conservation.
On Simhastha 2028 in Ujjain, the Hitavada reported that preparations are under way on a mission-mode basis, with all major works targeted for completion by Diwali 2027. The newspaper also noted that services under the Mukhyamantri Sugam Parivahan Seva resumed on 25 September. Separately, the Free Press Journal reported on Tuesday that Mohan Yadav said investments in tourism and hospitality are rising ahead of Simhastha.
The reports describe the resolution and the figures as statements made by the government and cabinet; they do not carry independent verification of the investment, jobs or project targets, and the sources reviewed did not include reactions from opposition parties. The jobs and institutions listed were presented as plans, not completed achievements. Readers will be able to judge delivery as timelines for the metro projects, recruitment drives and Simhastha works approach their stated dates.
