Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav announced several development initiatives for the district of Damoh, including major road infrastructure projects, a medical college, and tourism development.
On Monday, Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav addressed a felicitation programme at Samvad Bhawan, Chief Minister’s Residence. The event was attended by citizens, representatives of various organisations, and public representatives from the Damoh Lok Sabha constituency who felicitated him for his efforts in implementing development initiatives.
Dr. Yadav highlighted that Damoh district is witnessing significant road infrastructure development. He mentioned the Damoh–Katni and Damoh–Sagar four-lane projects, with a combined investment of over ₹6,500 crore. The first phase of Dev Shri Jageshwar Nath Lok at Bandakpur also has construction works worth ₹10 crore underway.
In addition to road development, the Chief Minister announced the establishment of a medical college in Damoh at a cost of ₹337.30 crore. He also spoke about promoting tourism and improving agricultural prosperity.
To promote tourism, the first phase of Dev Shri Jageshwar Nath Lok at Bandakpur is being developed at a cost of ₹10 crore. The establishment of a cheetah habitat at Veerangana Avantibai Lodhi National Park in Nauradehi will also be initiated. This will be the third cheetah habitat in Madhya Pradesh.
The Rani Damayanti Archaeological Museum will also be revamped at a cost of ₹20 crore to boost tourism in the region. Three irrigation projects, with a combined investment of approximately ₹280 crore, are nearing completion to enhance agricultural prosperity.
Chief Minister Dr. Yadav emphasized the importance of good roads, stating that they help farmers transport their produce to mandis, enable students to reach schools and colleges, and ensure patients can access hospitals on time. He said the government aims to build a Madhya Pradesh where development initiatives benefit even the last person in the queue.
Competitions showcasing superior livestock are being organised across districts, with livestock farmers being rewarded as part of the initiative to encourage improved livestock breeding.
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MPInfo English News
