Mohan Yadav pushes for bridge project over Veda River to boost rural connectivity
- Chief Minister Mohan Yadav announced a plan to build a bridge over the Veda River.
- This infrastructure project aims to enhance connectivity and improve travel for villagers in the region.
- The initiative reflects a commitment to rural development and the revival of traditional agricultural practices.
In Khargone, Madhya Pradesh, Chief Minister Mohan Yadav participated in the closing ceremony of the Rural Technology National Conference hosted by the Nimar Abhyudaya Sansthan. This conference, held in Lepa village, took place over three days and aimed to discuss the importance of rural technology in transforming village life. At the ceremony, Yadav made a significant infrastructure announcement regarding the construction of a bridge over the Veda River, connecting the villages of Tigriav and Bamhangaon. This bridge is expected to improve connectivity in the region and facilitate easier travel for villagers. During his address, CM Yadav emphasized the importance of agriculture and cow rearing, linking them to the traditional ideals of Lord Krishna. He noted that sustainable development in villages requires a revival of ancient practices that recognize the role of cows in farming. Additionally, Yadav highlighted the critical role that education plays in rural development, praising the Nimar Abhyudaya Sansthan's contributions over the past 19 years in fostering rural growth and technological advancement. The conference also served as a platform for generating ideas that could enhance rural technology and create new employment opportunities in village communities. Yadav acknowledged the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in promoting rural technology and enhancing India's global presence, referring to the current period as a