Madhya Pradesh Ushers in Green Energy with Name Change and New Policies
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav declared Jaisinagar's new name 'Jai Shivnagar' while unveiling development programs worth Rs 200 crore. Launching a Single Window Portal for the City Gas Distribution Scheme, the government aims to boost clean energy and position the state as a leader in green energy.
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In a significant development, Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav announced the renaming of Jaisinagar to 'Jai Shivnagar' during a ceremonial event held on Thursday. The Chief Minister also kick-started the 'CM Anna Seva Jagrukta' initiative.
Amid celebrations, Yadav inaugurated multiple development projects valued at approximately Rs 200 crore. Furthermore, he introduced the 'Single Window Portal' designed to streamline the City Gas Distribution Scheme aimed at a transformative shift in the energy sector.
According to official releases, the state's City Gas Distribution Policy 2025 is set to extend piped natural gas connections across districts, fostering green energy and attracting investments. The policy promises seamless domestic gas supply, reduced pollution, and infrastructure growth, heralding a new era for Madhya Pradesh.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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