Bhopal: Madhya Pradesh CM Shivraj Singh Chouhan met PM Narendra Modi in Delhi on Saturday. During the 45-minute meeting, he discussed a number of issues. In it, he appealed to Modi to organize Pravasi Bharatiya Divas in Madhya Pradesh. It has been accepted. The Pravasi Bharatiya Divas Conference will be held in Indore on January 9. Earlier, the Global Investor Summit will be held on January 7 and 8.
After meeting the same PM Modi, CM Shivraj Singh Chouhan spoke to reporters. He informed the Prime Minister about the ongoing development works and welfare works in Madhya Pradesh. He is the Man of Ideas. We continue to receive his guidance. We are going to implement his suggestions. The main thing that has been decided is that earlier we were going to have an Investor Summit between November 4 and 6. We will now hold it in January. The CM said that Mahakala Maharaj's temple complex in Ujjain is ready. It's fantastic in itself. In this complex, there are Rudra Sagar Sarovar, Shiva Stambh, Sapta Rishi Sthal, Kamal-Kund, and Navagraha Vatika, which we want to dedicate to their hands. The work of painting the Shivakatha has been done. It's wonderful in itself. I requested the Prime Minister that the dedication be done with his hands. The Prime Minister has given his approval. He will inaugurate this complex.
The CM said that startups in Madhya Pradesh are emerging at a great pace. We have made our startup policy. Our policy on startups remains. We want to present him. I also asked for time for him. In May, we will also get that time from the Prime Minister to connect virtually. The CM also said that the use of e-Rupi has been started in a planned manner in the state in consultation with the National Health Authority and NPCI. E-Rupi will be used for the purchase of agricultural equipment in all government schemes. The education department disburses an amount of Rs 200 crore every year to 5.75 lakh students to buy bicycles. Funds for the distribution of bicycles through e-Rupi will be disbursed in Bhopal and Indore city. For this, the pilot plan will be implemented in 2022-23. 9,250 students will be benefited.
