Bhopal, March 21: The race to attract investments in Madhya Pradesh is in full swing. Chief Minister Mohan Yadav announced that the government is offering various incentives to investors. He emphasized that together with Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh is poised to become an industrial power center in Central India.
During the ‘Interactive Session on Investment Opportunities in Madhya Pradesh’ held in Jaipur, CM Yadav addressed investors from Rajasthan. He remarked that Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan are like twin brothers, collaborating to build a developed, self-reliant, and empowered India.
“We are not just natural partners in terms of heritage and diversity, but also economically,” he stated. The developed textile and gems-and-jewelry sectors of Rajasthan, combined with Madhya Pradesh’s organic cotton production capabilities, textile parks, and robust manufacturing ecosystem, can create a strong value chain.
He further mentioned that work is progressing rapidly on the Parvati-Kalisindh-Chambal National River Linking Project, which will transform the landscape and destiny of both states. Historically, there has been a bond of kinship between the two states, and now a connection through water is also being established. The state government has implemented 26 new policies to attract industrial investment across various sectors, with plans to introduce policies for the space and AI sectors as well.
Madhya Pradesh is among the states with surplus electricity. The state is emerging as the ‘Green, Clean, and Solar Energy Capital’ of the country. Following its status as a surplus electricity state, Madhya Pradesh’s power is now being used to operate metro trains in Delhi. Domestic electricity is available at approximately ₹2.90 per unit. Alongside industrial development, the mining sector is also witnessing rapid growth. The number of medical colleges in the state is increasing swiftly to promote medical tourism, with land being leased at just ₹1 for opening medical colleges and hospitals under the PPP model.
CM Yadav concluded that the entrepreneurial spirit of Rajasthan and the resource potential of Madhya Pradesh can together establish Central India as an industrial power center. Dr. K.L. Jain, President of the Rajasthan Chamber of Commerce and Industries, noted that under CM Yadav’s leadership, industrial development is gaining momentum. The state has taken significant strides, attracting investors from across the country and the world, with industrial and social infrastructure developing in tandem.
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