Ladli Behna Yojana: Good news for the beloved sisters. In Madhya Pradesh, the amount of Rs. 1,250 given every month in April has not yet arrived in the accounts of Ladli sisters. Regarding this, the opposition alleged that the state government is going to gradually close the scheme.

Ladli Behna Yojana

Meanwhile, the state government has termed the opposition’s allegations as baseless. State CM Mohan Yadav told the ministers before the cabinet meeting that to bring uniformity in the date of transfer of funds, it will now be transferred around the 15th of every month.

When will money come into the accounts of my beloved sisters?

According to the information, this time on April 16, in the program organized in village Tikarwara of Mandla district, Rs. 1,552.38 crore will be transferred to the accounts of 1 crore 27 lakh Ladli sisters.

Apart from this, CM Mohan Yadav said that milk and other related products produced by cattle farmers will now be purchased directly through the National Dairy Development Board. For this, a contract was signed between the state government and the board on April 13.

Recently, Union Home Minister Amit Shah has given instructions to increase milk production in the state. On this, Animal Husbandry and Dairy Development Minister Lakhan Patel was instructed to amend the contract by including new targets. The state should move forward with the target of two crore liters of milk production capacity per day in the next five years.

To increase the production of milk, a bonus of Rs. 5 per litre should be given and along with the promotion of Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar Kamdhenu Scheme, marketing and branding of the milk of Madhya Pradesh should be done at the state and national level.

Highways will be developed in view of Simhastha 2028

The CM said that Union Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari has agreed to approve the upgradation of all the necessary highways in view of Simhastha 2028. He has agreed to approve the four-lane road from Badnawar of Dhar to Thandla of Jhabua to Timkwali, four-lane from Ujjain to Jhalawar and Indore East Six-lane Bypass Road.