Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav has started an ambitious real estate investment campaign, promising full infrastructure support to developers throughout the state. The government's dedication goes beyond just policy announcements to include real financial support and utility guarantees.
Major Infrastructure Investment Approved
The state cabinet has approved ₹3,562.27 crore for 257 key projects focusing on water management and infrastructure development under the Swachh Bharat Mission. This huge allocation shows the government's serious commitment to building development-ready urban areas.
Housing Milestone Achieved
Under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana, the state has delivered impressive results with 65,044 people getting housing support totaling ₹2,799.26 crore. The program includes 45,503 completed homes under PMAY 1.0 and approval letters for 19,541 beneficiaries under PMAY 2.0.
Strategic Urban Development Framework
The new Integrated Township Policy 2025 sets clear guidelines for private real estate investment. Cities with populations under five lakh need minimum 10-hectare developments, while larger cities require 20-40 hectares for township projects.
Future Growth Projections
Yadav announced plans for 10 new smart cities modeled after Gujarat's GIFT City, along with building 10 lakh new houses statewide. The upcoming projects already attracted investment proposals exceeding ₹30,000 crore, showing strong investor confidence.
With projects worth ₹72,000 crore currently underway and an additional ₹88,000 crore in proposed schemes, Madhya Pradesh positions itself as India's next major real estate destination. The state's central location and improved connectivity through 5 lakh kilometers of roads provide strategic advantages for developers seeking growth opportunities.