Sanawad (Madhya Pradesh): Chief Minister Mohan Yadav will announce development projects worth crores of rupees for Nimar region during his visit to Bediya on Thursday. The public meeting will be held at Bedia Krishi Upaj Mandi, where preparations have been completed.
MLA Sachin Birla informed that Chief Minister will inaugurate and perform ground-breaking ceremonies for development works worth Rs 266.64 crore in the Nimar region. On Sickle Cell Day, the Chief Minister will provide certificates and social security pension letters to patients in a health camp.
Major projects include the Amba-Rodia Micro Lift Irrigation Scheme worth Rs 138.29 crore built by the Narmada Valley Development Department. Chief Minister will inaugurate a 7.70 km road from Dhulkot to Juna Bilwa costing Rs 4 crore 20 lakh, a new Anganwadi building in Birothi village worth Rs 28 lakh, and a 50-bed civil hospital in Mandleshwar costing Rs 8 crore 94 lakh.
Other inaugurations include Khargone Medical College boundary wall, bridges, Primary Health Centre in Bedia, Sandipani CM Rise School in Temla, high school buildings, Ayush hospital, district hospital wards, and tribal ashram buildings across multiple villages.
Ground-breaking ceremonies will be held for Handloom Bhawan in Maheshwar, college buildings in Bhagwanpura and Jhirnya, Joint Tehsil Office in Maheshwar, and hostel buildings in Abhapuri.
Administrative officials inspected the venue on Tuesday and Wednesday. MLA Birla has requested maximum public attendance at the meeting.
