Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav stated that traders and investors are welcome to come to Madhya Pradesh and contribute to the growth of the industry. “This is the era of Made in India,” he emphasised, noting that the state government has implemented new industry-centric policies and established industry cells in all districts. A single-window system is in place to facilitate industrial setup, and the Chief Minister himself is readily accessible to investors. The state boasts a robust land bank, along with ample water and electricity supply.
Dr. Yadav also highlighted that the government has repaid every rupee of pending subsidies to industrialists and is actively supporting both large enterprises and small investors. He made these remarks while addressing an interactive session during a roadshow held in Bengaluru on Wednesday. During the session, the state received investment proposals amounting to ₹7,935 crore, which are expected to generate 18,975 new employment opportunities.
The Chief Minister said that guided by Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi’s mantra of “Perform, Reform, Transform,” Madhya Pradesh is swiftly advancing toward the goal of a self-reliant India. “Our government is consistently working to promote industrial establishment and attract investment,” he said. He further pointed out that through regional industry conclaves, national roadshows, interactive sessions, and the Global Investors Summit, the state has successfully engaged in investment dialogue from the local to the global level. The second roadshow and interactive session held in Bengaluru today has given fresh momentum to industrial growth and investment in the state.
Dr. Yadav said that under Prime Minister Shri Modi's leadership, India's stock markets are reaching new heights, reflecting strong investor confidence. “We invite investors to Madhya Pradesh—once they arrive here, they stay for good,” he remarked. He reiterated that development is taking place across all types of industries and added that the state is actively disbursing incentives to support industrial growth.