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CM Yadav said investment proposals worth Rs 4376 crores were received from 52 units at the conference.

Vice President of India Jagdeep Dhankar inaugurated the three-day Krishi Udyog Samagam 2025 in the district on Monday. It will conclude on May 28.

Addressing the 'Food Processing Entrepreneurs' Conference' at the Samagam, CM Yadav said, "Investment proposals worth Rs 4,376 crore were received from 52 units, which are expected to create over 6,100 employment opportunities in the state. These proposals will accelerate industrial development in the state and create new employment avenues for youth."

The Chief Minister also said the Narsinghpur district is renowned nationwide for its sugarcane cultivation. He stated that the target for sprinkler irrigation in sugarcane farming will be increased, emphasising the government's resolve to enhance farmers' income and ensure they receive fair prices for their produce.

He further mentioned that more food-processing-based industries will be established. The budget has been increased across sectors such as agriculture, horticulture, and fruit-vegetable production. He affirmed that the government is committed to boosting farmers' income and creating employment opportunities for the youth.

He added that the state's progressive policies are aimed at resolving the challenges faced by investors.

Additionally, the CM stated that 2025 is being celebrated as the "Year of Industry." It is a remarkable time for Madhya Pradesh, where the fragrance of investment spreads across the nation. The state is witnessing continuous development, and in this journey, industrialists from across the country are welcome. Public representatives, industrialists, and officials work together to contribute to the state's industrial growth.

CM Yadav expressed happiness that following the Global Investors Summit (GIS) held in February 2025, Madhya Pradesh has received investment proposals from both India and abroad. It is a matter of pride that representatives from more than 65 countries participated in the summit.

The Chief Minister said, "The successful organisation of GIS 2025 has opened new opportunities for industries in the state. The state government has allotted 1,744 acres of land to 46 industrial units. These units have proposed a total investment of approximately Rs 24,500 crore, which is expected to generate around 35,000 jobs."

The Chief Minister also handed over allotment orders and letters of intent to representatives of 15 industrial units on Monday. He highlighted the need to adopt technology in this era of rapid technological advancement, noting that under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the "Make in India" movement is thriving.

- ANI