Madhya Pradesh cabinet approves development projects worth over Rs 23,288 crore
The state government has also extended the paddy registration deadline for farmers to November 4 and announced plans for 15 new satellite towns.
The Madhya Pradesh government on Tuesday approved the continuation of development projects valued at over Rs 23,288 crore during a cabinet meeting led by Chief Minister Mohan Yadav, according to The Hawk.
MSME Minister Chetan Kashyap stated that the registration deadline for farmers to register for paddy procurement has been extended to November 4.
Kashyap also informed that the state will develop 15 new satellite towns to reduce pressure on existing cities and improve urban infrastructure in surrounding areas.
Under the Pradhan Mantri Swamitva Yojana, the government has completed approximately 15 lakh property registrations for villagers and aims to reach 20 lakh registrations by November 15.
The government has decided to relocate approximately 2,000 nilgai and deer to safer areas due to crop damage, using a technique where experts from Africa provided training.
The next cabinet meeting is scheduled for November 18 at Gandhi Sagar in Neemuch, which will be a destination cabinet meeting focused on agricultural and industrial development.