Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav unveils comprehensive strategies to boost industry, commerce, and tourism in Jabalpur and surrounding areas.
The Madhya Pradesh government has reiterated its commitment to the holistic development of Mahakaushal, a region that includes Jabalpur, due to its significant potential for industrial, commercial, and tourist activities. The state government has introduced nearly 25 new policies to facilitate entrepreneurs, with a special focus on tourism development across several districts such as Jabalpur, Mandla, Dindori, Balaghat, Seoni, Katni, Pandhurna, Chhindwara, and Narsinghpur. The Chief Minister emphasized the government's support for entrepreneurs' aspirations and highlighted upcoming initiatives like a technical university and a modern zoo. A special industrial conclave will be organized before the Global Investors Summit-2027 in Jabalpur to attract investment and stimulate regional growth. Public Works Minister Shri Rakesh Singh announced an allocation of ₹87 crore for the development of Bhedaghat, a popular tourist destination on the Narmada.
The Chief Minister interacted with representatives from the Mahakaushal Chamber of Commerce and Jabalpur Traders Association at his residence. He encouraged traditional businesses and new ventures among younger generations and pointed out growth opportunities in sectors like defense production, iron production, mining, dairy, and education. The state government is determined to address the aspirations of all sections, including the poor, farmers, and youth. The Chief Minister urged traders to collaborate towards making Jabalpur a leading region in various sectors.
Industrialist Shri Ravi Gupta underlined the need for expediting industrial development in Jabalpur and Mahakaushal, as the region has an adequate land bank for establishing industries across multiple sectors. Other representatives suggested measures to promote the hospitality sector, rationalize RERA regulations, accord industry status to ready-mix concrete manufacturing, promote processing of forest produce, strengthen tourism facilities, and expand the road network.
Additional Chief Secretary, Chief Minister’s Office and Industrial Policy & Investment Promotion Department, Shri Neeraj Mandloi; MPIDC Managing Director Shri Chandramauli Shukla; Secretary, Transport and Commissioner, Public Relations, Shri Manish Singh; and other senior officials were present.
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