Mark a location on map, get land within a day Madhya Pradesh CM to investors

MP is a tranquil country. We made it plain when we constituted the government that only dacoits or Shivraj Singh would be permitted to reside here. The chief minister declared that the reign of terror in Chambal's ravines was over, saying that dacoits had been eradicated within a year of the founding of the government.

The government would provide land within 24 hours after a firm marks a place on a map in Madhya Pradesh, according to chief minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, who spoke at the opening session of the two-day Madhya Pradesh Global Investors Summit on Wednesday in Indore.

Stakeholders from India and outside gathered for the seventh iteration of "Invest Madhya Pradesh" to talk about investment potential.

In the state, according to Chouhan, there is no shortage of land, energy, or water. There is sufficient land for industries. We will allot land to businesses who identify a place on a map within 24 hours. "Even the Delhi Metro relies on electricity supplied by the Rewa solar power plant," he claimed. "We built dams to harness water energy."

Shivraj or the Dacoits may only remain in Madhya Pradesh

"The state government is devoted to the prosperity of the state and is always ready to assist manufacturers and investors with all possible cooperation," continued Chouhan.

Under Prime Minister Narendra Modi's direction, India is becoming an affluent, wonderful, powerful, and independent nation. For an independent India, we are creating an independent Madhya Pradesh, according to Chouhan.

The event was opened by the PM

Prime Minister Narendra Modi opened the meeting virtually by saying, "We are all working together to achieve a developed India." Not just us Indians want to see India develop into a developed country. India has been working on reforms, transformation, and performance since 2014.

According to the CEO of Mackenzie, this is not just India's decade but also its century. The PM continued, noting India's economic development, "Institutions and trustworthy voices that watch the world economy have unparalleled confidence in India."

Chouhan, Dr. Mohamed Irfaan Ali, President of the Cooperative Republic of Guyana, Chandrikapersad Santokhi, President of the Republic of Suriname, and others were present at the opening ceremony.

Speakers at the event included executives from Aditya Birla, Tata, Bajaj, Piramal, Godrej, Lulu Group, Dalmia Bharat, JK Tyres, Reliance, Adani, and JSW.

The conference of investors

The "Madhya Pradesh: The Future-Ready State" event will highlight the state's industrial ecosystem. The event will be held in Indore, the cleanest city in India, and would allegedly produce "zero waste" and be "carbon neutral."

Over 5,000 businessmen, members of numerous industry associations, foreign delegates, including more than 500 international delegates from 80+ countries, and participants from every G20 member state attend the event. According to a statement, the ceremony will be attended by ministers and representatives from the central and state governments.