Chief Minister Dr Mohan Yadav on Saturday visited the Hyderabad headquarters of Greenko, a company working in the green energy sector. He saw the company’s modern technologies, its energy-saving systems, and different projects related to renewable energy. Dr Yadav said that green energy is becoming a strong pillar of the country’s growth. He praised the Greenko Group, saying its work in producing and promoting green energy is exemplary and highly commendable. In a courtesy meeting with company officials, Chief Minister Dr. Yadav mentioned the historic progress being made in the Green and Renewable Energy sector in the country under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He said that India has today established its own distinct identity globally in green energy production. Madhya Pradesh is moving towards becoming a leading state in this regard. He said that immense investment opportunities are available in green energy production in Madhya Pradesh. Our government is also taking major steps in this direction. He said that we heartily welcome every group and every company coming to Madhya Pradesh for investment for the development and expansion of the green energy sector. Chief Minister Dr. Yadav’s visit to Hyderabad is a major effort in this direction. This will now bring new momentum to green energy production, industrial development, and employment generation in the state. This potential initiative of mutual cooperation between Madhya Pradesh and the Greenko Group is an important step towards establishing Madhya Pradesh as a national hub for green energy production. Company’s Group CEO and Managing Director Anil Chainmala Shetty gave detailed information to Chief Minister Dr. Yadav about the green energy projects operated by the company across the country and future plans. He said that his company is also seriously working towards expanding its business and increasing investment in Madhya Pradesh. Greenko Group has expressed the possibility of establishing large-scale green energy projects in Madhya Pradesh. These include advanced projects such as 100 GWh energy storage capacity, green hydrogen clusters, bio-refinery plants, 2G ethanol, methanol, and sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production. Post navigation US court fines Byju Raveendran ₹9,000 crore for fraud:The case concerns a ₹11,000 Cr loan by BYJU’S Delaware subsidiary that later defaulted New 1-year gratuity payment rule applies only to ‘fixed-term’ employees:The five-year ceiling remains the same for regular staff, say law experts