CM Yadav chairs meeting in Vidhan Sabha:Cabinet approves additional ₹500 crore for Urban Infrastructure Scheme

Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav chaired a cabinet meeting on Tuesday in the committee hall of the Vidhan Sabha. In the meeting, the CM Yadav-led government approved an additional Rs 500 crore for the Urban Infrastructure Development Scheme and extended it until 2026–27. Under this scheme, the state currently has 1,062 projects worth Rs 1,070 crore. Out of these, 325 projects are completed, 407 are under progress, and 330 are in the DPR approval or tender stage. The scheme covers essential urban works like water supply, sanitation, street lights, road construction, drainage systems, crematoriums, community buildings, night shelters, and sports ground development. MP Rural Connectivity (Externally Aided) Scheme To complete pending works under this scheme, the government approved an additional Rs 9.45 crore, apart from the previously sanctioned Rs 12.32 crore. Appointment letters distribution for transport sub-inspector Out of 29 candidates selected in the MPPSC State Service Exam 2022 for the Transport Sub-Inspector post, 25 candidates will be given appointments. Appointment conditions CM congratulates police teams for their achievements Before the meeting began, CM Yadav congratulated the team of state’s Malhargarh Police Station for securing 9th rank among the best police stations in India at the DGP Conference held in Chhattisgarh’s Raipur.
He said the ranking, based on 70 parameters such as crime-solving time, cleanliness, and staff behavior, is a matter of pride for the state. CM Yadav also congratulated the Madhya Pradesh pavilion for winning a silver medal in the 44th India International Trade Fair. The MP pavilion, designed on the theme of Gwalior Fort, performed excellently in the “States Category” under the theme ‘Ek Bharat, Shreshtha Bharat’.