Madhya Pradesh educational and social welfare initiatives

Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav has initiated several educational and social welfare measures. The state government is transferring 502 crore rupees to 20,456 non-government schools to facilitate fee reimbursements under the Right to Education (RTE) Act for the 2024-25 academic session, benefiting over 819,000 students.

In addition to these reimbursements, the Chief Minister inaugurated the new Sandipani Government School building in the Narsinghpur district, a project costing approximately 42.52 crore rupees. To support student mobility, he also launched a service featuring 15 new buses.

Beyond education, the Chief Minister launched 31 development projects valued at roughly 175.14 crore rupees and facilitated the digital transfer of 213.41 crore rupees in social security pensions to more than 35.56 lakh beneficiaries.

On October 14, during a program in Umaria district, the Chief Minister completed the transfer of the 41st installment of the Mukhyamantri Ladli Behna Yojana. This disbursement, totaling over 1,834 crore rupees, provided 1,500 rupees each to approximately 1.25 crore women via a single-click process. Additionally, 115.10 crore rupees was transferred to more than 23 lakh eligible women as a two-month subsidy for LPG cylinder refills under the Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana, providing 450 rupees per cylinder.

In the same region, Yadav inaugurated and laid foundation stones for 136 development projects in Umaria district, valued at approximately 144 crore rupees. These projects include the development of Sandipani Vidyalaya, the upgrading of the Manpur Community Health Center to a civil hospital, and the designation of Amarpur as a tehsil.