Adopt Swadeshi, become self-studying, manage time and always think of doing something big: Chief Minister Dr. Yadav

Bhopal: Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav has said that the youth will have the biggest contribution in making India developed. History is witness that the youth have always been the architects of revolutions. To make India and Madhya Pradesh developed, our youth will have to learn to use their immense energy properly in the reconstruction of the country and society. This is our responsibility as well as a need. Chief Minister Dr. Yadav said that the youth should love the country. They should repay the debt of the soil by displaying their knowledge and talent here. While telling the youth the path of progress, he said that the youth should move towards achieving Swadeshi, do self-study daily. Manage your time properly so that every minute can be used. He said that if you want to become something in life, then always think of doing big, dream big and work hard to fulfill these dreams. Chief Minister Dr. Yadav was addressing the inauguration program of Abhyudaya University established by Renaissance Group Indore in Khargone on Saturday. Chief Minister Dr. Yadav officially inaugurated the university by lighting the lamp and establishing Shri Ram Darbar in the campus. The Chief Minister also honored the Registrar of the University, Dr. Vikram Parmar for his dedicated services.

The Chief Minister gave guidance to the students in the youth dialogue. The students of the university sought guidance from Chief Minister Dr. Yadav on various subjects. Computer Science student Nikhil Yadav asked the Chief Minister what role the youth of Madhya Pradesh can play in the concept of developed India 2047. Chief Minister Dr. Yadav said that the youth should complete their studies in the field of their choice and dream of becoming an ideal farmer, teacher, industrialist or politician. The state government is standing with you to make your dreams come true. Agricultural Science student Seema Yadav asked what the government is doing to promote modern agriculture in the tribal community. Chief Minister Dr. Yadav said that by establishing two agricultural schools in Khargone district, the tricks of advanced farming are being taught. The government is already helping in setting up food processing industry and textile industry for chilli and other local agricultural products. MBA student Mayank Adhikar wanted to know from the Chief Minister about his management skills in his busy routine. The Chief Minister said that getting adequate sleep, maintaining good health and developing a habit of learning new things by reading books every day is the key to success. Students should work towards their goals in a phased manner and try to achieve them on time.

Chief Minister Dr. Yadav also informed the university students and others about various schemes of the Madhya Pradesh government. He said that the government has decided that investors and industrialists will be given full support for setting up employment-based industries in the state. He said that our government wants to make every citizen of the state self-reliant, for this we have decided to promote cow rearing. To make the state a leader in milk production, the target has been set to increase the current milk production from 9 percent to 20 percent. He said that for this goal, we have started Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar Kamdhenu Yojana. In this, farmers and cowherds are being given ample grants to start dairy. By increasing milk production with all these efforts, we want to make all cow keepers self-reliant. Chief Minister Dr. Yadav told that under the Kamdhenu Yojana, the state government is giving a grant of Rs. 10 lakh on a loan of Rs. 40 lakh on more than 25 cows. He said that big cow shelters will be established in all the big gram panchayats and municipalities/municipal corporations of the state. The government will manage these cow shelters at its own level. The Chief Minister said that the government has started a cow ambulance for mother cow along with air ambulance for serious patients. If any organization wants to build big cow shelters, then they will be given 130 acres of land. 20 such big cow shelters are being established in the state.

Chief Minister Dr. Yadav has said that he got the opportunity to establish Ram Darbar in the campus of Abhyudaya University. Indian tradition is such that we worship even rivers, mountains, trees by considering them as God. The government first established Krantisurya Tantya Bhil University in Khargone in the name of Tantya Mama, now the second Abhyudaya University has been started in Khargone. Chief Minister Dr. Yadav interacted with the students of the university. The Chief Minister asked the students what is the difference between a festival and a celebration? The answer was also given by the Chief Minister. He said that in Indian tradition, when we worship God by fasting, it is called a celebration and when we get complete freedom to share happiness with others and eat, it is called a celebration. The Chief Minister asked what was the most important moment in Lord Ram’s life? In response, he himself told that when Maharishi Vishwamitra asked for Maharaj Dashrath’s sons Ram and Laxman to kill demons in the forest. Vishwamitraji was his guru and he expressed faith in the power of youth. Lord Shri Ram ended the demons. Vishwamitra introduced Shri Ram to every section of society and their suffering. He said that Lord Ram accepted to leave the throne and go to the forest. He showed love to Shaburi by eating her leftover berries and maintained friendship with Nishadraja by embracing him. No matter how important our work is, but if a friend is in trouble, how do we help him? This can be understood from the Bali-Sugreev episode in Ramayana.

Assimilating the life of Lord Shri Ram is Abhudaya for students Chief Minister Dr. Yadav said that having love towards the poorest and most deprived person of the society, always helping friends in times of crisis, preserving nature, getting success in any field by relying on your ability and available resources, all this has been taught to us by Lord Shri Ram. He said that Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi is the best living example of this. Coming from a common family, Shri Modi became the Prime Minister of the country for the third time, was the Chief Minister of Gujarat four times. When Mr Modi was the Chief Minister of Gujarat, he gave space to Mr Ratan Tata for the Tata Nano car factory. Actor Mr Manoj Kumar instilled the feeling of patriotism in Indian citizens through films.

Chief Minister Dr Yadav said that India is progressing rapidly under the leadership of Prime Minister Mr Modi. Today, many countries of the world are competing with us. We should take a pledge through ‘Make in India’ and ‘Vocal for Local’ that from now on we will buy only goods manufactured in the country. Through this, we will be able to get our farmers a fair price for their crops. The Chief Minister said that young friends should dream not only of government jobs but also of becoming an ideal farmer, teacher, industrialist and ideal politician. No work is small or big. Farmers can increase their income by beekeeping along with farming. The Chief Minister said that the state government is making every possible effort to secure the future of the youth. Agriculture based education and industries are being encouraged in the state. The government is also providing assistance for opening food industry, agro based industry, medical college/hospital. If someone opens a hotel worth Rs 50 crore, the government will give him a grant of Rs 15 crore.

Abhyudaya University founder Mr Swapnil Kothari said that the tribal people changed their fate with their hard work and today many talents like Mrs Lado Bai and Mrs Manisha Bai of Jhabua are making the region proud at the national and international level. Ram Darbar has been established in the university campus. If a person is able to make efforts, then this is also the grace of Lord Shri Ram. Anyone can make the impossible possible with the power of sadhna. This university built in Khargone is the result of Chief Minister Dr Mohan Yadav’s sensitivity and dedication towards tribal welfare. By getting higher education here, students of tribal society will also join the mainstream of the society and create new stories of their self-development and success. Chief Minister Dr Yadav also planted saplings in the university campus. Khargone MP Shri Gajendra Singh Patel, Khandwa MP Shri Gyaneshwar Patil, Barwah MLA Shri Sachin Birla, MLA Shri Rajkumar Mev, former MLA Shri Balkrishna Patidar along with public representatives and a large number of officers, employees and students of the university family were present in the program.