Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav unveiled an ambitious new strategy for the state’s economic development, including a landmark proposal to merge Indore, Ujjain, Dewas and parts of Dhar district into a single metropolis.
The announcement came at a recent conference where Yadav reiterated his government’s commitment to driving economic growth and improving regional infrastructure.
Yadav underlined the enormous economic potential of the state and outlined steps to attract significant investments.
“By creating a metropolitan region, we will unlock tremendous commercial and business opportunities and pave the way for a bright future for Madhya Pradesh,” Yadav said.
The Chief Minister, who was travelling to major cities to promote Madhya Pradesh as a business location, highlighted the success of the industrial meet organised by the state government in Coimbatore and Bengaluru, reports Times of India.
Meaning
The consolidation of Indore, Ujjain, Dewas and parts of Dhar district into a single metropolis will create a major economic hub in Madhya Pradesh. Indore is a major commercial hub and will become the anchor point of the region, attracting businesses, industries and investments. This will promote economic growth and make the region a strong driver of the state’s economy.
Ujjain’s historical importance as a key trade route between northern India and the Deccan lends strategic value to the merger. By reviving this ancient route with modern infrastructure, the region can strengthen trade and facilitate access to southern and western markets. This will benefit local businesses and boost exports.
The merger will combine the industrial potential of Dewas, the commercial power of Indore and the agricultural strengths of Ujjain, creating a more diverse and dynamic economy.
This larger metropolitan area will also become a focal point for attracting domestic and international investments, contributing to the long-term economic prosperity of Madhya Pradesh.
