Bhopal, March 19 -- Chief Minister Mohan Yadav emphasized that agriculture in Madhya Pradesh has become a profitable venture due to continuous innovations and reforms. Speaking at an event at Samatva Bhavan (CM's residence) in Bhopal, where he addressed a study delegation from the National Defence College (NDC), Dr. Yadav highlighted how the state has surpassed Punjab, Haryana, and other states in agricultural development.
Dr. Yadav elaborated on the progress made in agriculture and cooperative sectors, particularly in irrigation. He noted that in the financial year 2002-03, only 7 lakh hectares of agricultural land in Madhya Pradesh were irrigated. Today, the state has expanded irrigation facilities to over 55 lakh hectares, ensuring bett...