Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav affirmed that for the Madhya Pradesh government, public service and the effective implementation of welfare schemes remain the highest priorities. He said that the year 2025 would be remembered for its many service-oriented initiatives. The 300th birth anniversary of Lokmata Ahilya Devi, a symbol of good governance and public service, was celebrated with great fervor. Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi's presence in the grand event held in Bhopal made the occasion even more memorable.
CM Dr. Yadav announced, continuing the spirit of reverence, the state government will now hold a special Cabinet meeting in Pachmarhi to honour the legacy of tribal warrior Raja Bhabhoot Singh. The Chief Minister was addressing a public event organized at Subhash Nagar Sports Ground in Bhopal, held in memory of senior leader Late Kailash Narayan Sarang and Smt. Prasoon Sarang. The event, observed as “Matri-Pitri Bhakti Diwas” (Day of Devotion to Parents), featured a collective wedding ceremony and honoured elderly citizens.
CM Dr. Yadav praised Minister Shri Vishwas Kailash Sarang for organizing the event in the memory of his parents. He emphasized that time spent with one's parents is always memorable and meaningful. “Everyone is destined to be born and to die, but what matters is how meaningful the journey in between is,” he said, recalling Late Kailash Narayan Sarang’s legacy of selfless service. “Service is the hallmark of Indian and Sanatan culture.”The Chief Minister further shared that a Cabinet meeting is being organized in Pachmarhi to pay tribute to Raja Bhabhoot Singh of the Satpura region, who bravely organized tribal communities and led persistent resistance against external forces. He stressed the need to educate the younger generation about such heroic figures to instill pride and inspire them to participate in the mission of social transformation. He added that India’s joint family tradition teaches us the values of serving our elders, and Minister Sarang’s efforts in this domain are noteworthy. Dr. Yadav also sought blessings by touching the feet of elders and congratulated the newly married couples.