The Madhya Pradesh Cabinet, led by Chief Minister Mohan Yadav, has taken several key decisions aimed at supporting farmers and boosting infrastructure development across Madhya Pradesh.
In a major राहत for farmers, the Cabinet approved a bonus of ₹40 per quintal on wheat. With this, wheat procurement in the state will now take place at ₹2,625 per quintal during the Rabi Marketing Season 2026–27. Officials said that more than 19 lakh farmers have registered for wheat procurement this year, which is around 4 lakh higher than last year, indicating increased participation and trust in government procurement systems.
Mohan Yadav: MP Cabinet Approves Wheat Bonus, ₹4,525 Cr for Development Works
Procurement will begin from April 1 in divisions like Indore, Ujjain, Bhopal and Narmadapuram, while in other regions it will start from April 7. The government aims to ensure smooth procurement operations and timely payments to farmers, reducing delays and improving efficiency in the system.
In another major decision, the Cabinet approved ₹4,525 crore for development works under the Public Works Department. A significant portion of this will be used for infrastructure projects linked to the upcoming Simhastha 2028, ensuring better connectivity and सुविधा for devotees.
The government has sanctioned over ₹945 crore for construction of a four-lane and two-lane elevated corridor in Ujjain. The project will cover a total length of 5.32 km, connecting key routes such as Chimanganj Mandi (Indira Nagar) Square to Indore Gate, and Nikas Square to Indore Gate. This is expected to ease traffic congestion and improve movement during major धार्मिक events.
Additionally, administrative approval of ₹228.42 crore has been granted for the Panwar micro irrigation project in Rewa district. This project will benefit 37 villages by improving irrigation facilities and enhancing agricultural productivity in the region.
Renaming the Animal Husbandry Department to ‘Gaupalan
The Cabinet also approved renaming the Animal Husbandry Department to ‘Gaupalan and Animal Husbandry Department’, reflecting a broader focus on cattle welfare and rural economy.
Officials said these decisions highlight the government’s dual focus on agriculture and infrastructure. The aim is clear. To strengthen farmer income, improve connectivity, and ensure long-term development across the state.
