Spain Tour: MP CM Mohan Yadav Exhorts Indian Diaspora to Become State’s Progress Partner; Unveils Major Policy Reforms

Indore (Madhya Pradesh): CM Mohan Yadav during his Spain visit said that Madhya Pradesh is no longer just a land of potential but a robust platform with supportive ecosystem for investment.

According to Yadav, the State Government has undertaken serious and effective reforms at the levels of policy, process and incentives, offering investors real benefits and confidence. Development and investment are progressing hand in hand in the state.

CM Yadav remarked, addressing a gathering of the Indian diaspora and ‘Friends of MP’ in Barcelona on Friday, “Indians living abroad are not just citizens but also custodians of Indian culture.”

He added that the sense of belonging he felt among the Indian community in Barcelona made him feel as he were in Ujjain. He said, “Wherever Indians go, they uphold traditions and festivals with dignity”. “This interaction is not merely a dialogue but a heartfelt connection.” He emphasised that the Government, does not view investment as just a financial transaction but as an emotional and long-term partnership.

Transparent Policies, Faster Processes

CM Yadav informed that Madhya Pradesh’s investment policies are crafted keeping investors’ needs in mind. Processes have been streamlined through digitization and fast-track approvals. A recent example includes the immediate online land allocation to an entrepreneur in London.

Land at Rs. 1 for Medical Colleges

Yadav announced that to boost medical education, the government is set to offer 25 acres of land for just Rs. 1 to institutions or investors setting up medical colleges—enabling quality healthcare access in rural and underserved regions.

Up to Rs. 30 Crore Subsidy for Hotel Projects

The CM stated highlighting tourism promotion, that hotel projects worth up to Rs.100 crore are eligible for financial assistance of up to Rs. 30 crore. This aims to develop world-class tourism infrastructure in the state.

Opportunities in IT, Pharma, and Tourism

CM Mohan Yadav noted that sectors such as textiles, pharmaceuticals, agro-processing, and tourism offer immense investment opportunities. The government is actively working to expand the IT sector to smaller cities. Each sector has dedicated policies and support structures.

Target of 50 Medical Colleges

The Chief Minister informed that Madhya Pradesh currently has 37 medical colleges, and the target is to increase this number to 50 within two years. This expansion will provide local opportunities for youth in medical education.

Solar Pumps for Farmers

CM also announced that over 3 lakh solar pumps will be distributed to farmers to promote energy self-reliance—reducing irrigation dependence on electricity, cutting power bills, and advancing green energy in the state.

Leader in Wheat Production

The Chief Minister informed that Madhya Pradesh has surpassed even Punjab in wheat production. The government is promoting agro-based industries through the development of food processing units and agri-clusters, boosting both farmer income and industrial growth.

Road Accident Relief & Air Ambulance Services

Yadav said that the government is prioritizing the timely treatment of road accident victims. Under the Rahveer Yojana, Good Samaritans helping victims are rewarded with ₹25,000. Air ambulance services have also been introduced for swift emergency care. The Ayushman Bharat scheme is being effectively implemented, providing free treatment up to ₹5 lakh to cardholders in both government and private hospitals.

IT Access and Jobs in Small Towns

CM shared that the state is integrating small towns into the digital and tech mainstream by facilitating the establishment of IT industries, helping local youth find employment within their hometowns and preventing migration.