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Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav announced securing investment proposals worth Rs 14,600 crore from a business meet in Kolkata. He revealed that Prime Minister Modi will inaugurate the first PM MITRA Park in Dhar district on September 17. The park is expected to transform the state's textile and garment sector while creating massive employment opportunities. Yadav assured industrialists of full government support and a stable investment environment in Madhya Pradesh.

Key Points: MP CM Yadav Secures Rs 14600 Crore Investment Proposals from Kolkata Meet

  • MP government received investment proposals worth Rs 14,600 crore from Kolkata meet
  • PM Modi to inaugurate first PM MITRA Park in Dhar on September 17
  • Park aims to elevate state's textile sector to global standards
  • CM assured transparent and secure investment environment for industrialists
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MP govt received investment proposals worth Rs 14,600 cr from business meet in Kolkata: CM

Madhya Pradesh secures Rs 14,600 crore investment proposals from Kolkata industrialists. CM Yadav announces PM MITRA Park in Dhar, boosting textiles and employment.

"Through the PM MITRA Park, high standards of production and processing will be established in the state - CM Mohan Yadav"

Bhopal, Sep 10

Madhya Pradesh government received investment proposals worth Rs 14,600 crore in a meeting with industrialists held in Kolkata on Wednesday, Chief Minister Mohan Yadav said.

Chief Minister Yadav chaired the meeting and held one-to-one discussion with more discussions with more than 12 industrialists out of around 300 industrialists who participated, urging them to invest in Madhya Pradesh.

While addressing the inaugural session of the business meet held in Kolkata, the Chief Minister stated that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has approved seven PM MITRA Parks in the country and will perform the Bhoomi Poojan of the first such park in Madhya Pradesh's Dhar district on September 17.

He urged industrialists to invest in Madhya Pradesh, assuring them that the state government will extend every possible support and facility in the PM MITRA Park. He said that the Park at Dhar will add a significant milestone in India’s journey of industrial growth. The Chief Minister added that the PM MITRA Park will help elevate the state’s textile and garment sector to global standards, opening new avenues of employment and economic development.

"Through the PM MITRA Park, high standards of production and processing will be established in the state, ensuring profitability for investors while creating large-scale employment opportunities," Yadav said. The Chief Minister assured industrialists of a stable, transparent, and secure investment environment in the state.

"I will urge you (industrialists) to join hands in adopting indigenous products, fostering self-reliance, and realising Prime Minister Modi’s vision of ‘Make in India’ and developed India," he added. The Chief Minister, while honouring the rich cultural and intellectual traditions of Kolkata, said that great personalities like Swami Vivekananda, Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose, and Rabindranath Tagore gave a new direction to the nation.

He added that this inspiring history and intellectual legacy motivate the industrial world and resonate with Madhya Pradesh’s vision of industrial growth and investment.

Engaging with Kolkata, a historic hub of intellectual thought, he said, brings fresh enthusiasm and energy for investments in Madhya Pradesh. "This inspiring history and intellectual heritage motivate the industrial world and align with Madhya Pradesh’s vision of industrial growth and investment," Yadav added.

- IANS

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Priya S
Hope these investment proposals actually materialize on ground. We've seen many announcements but implementation is key. The textile sector boost could really help women employment in rural areas.
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Aman W
Great to see MP government reaching out to Kolkata industrialists. Bengal has traditional business expertise while MP offers land and resources - perfect synergy for Make in India initiative!
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Sarah B
As someone working in textile exports, this is promising news. Global standards in textile production will help Indian manufacturers compete internationally. Hope the infrastructure matches the vision.
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Vikram M
₹14,600 crore is massive! But I hope the government ensures that local communities benefit and environmental norms are followed. Development should be sustainable, not just about numbers.
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Nisha Z
Connecting Kolkata's intellectual heritage with MP's growth vision is smart diplomacy. Hope this brings real employment opportunities for our educated youth who often migrate to other states for jobs.

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