HomeBhopalMP CM Mohan Yadav Announces To Develop One Village In Each Block As Vrindavan Village MP CM Mohan Yadav Announces To Develop One Village In Each Block As Vrindavan Village During the programme he transferred ₹1552.38 crore into the accounts of 1.27 crore Ladli Behanas Staff ReporterUpdated: Thursday, April 17, 2025, 09:30 AM IST One Village In Each Block To Be Developed As Vrindavan Village: CM | FPJ Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Addressing a programme in Tikarwala village of Mandla here on Wednesday, chief minister Mohan Yadav said one village in every block in the state would be developed as Vrindavan village. During the programme he transferred Rs 1552.38 crore into the accounts of 1.27 crore Ladli Behanas. So far, the government has given Rs 36,500 crore to Ladli Behanas. The CM also transferred Rs 340 crore into the accounts of 56.68 social pension beneficiaries and gave Rs 57 crore to 25 lakh women beneficiaries of Ujjawala Gas Yojana. He said that the government always stood by women and girls and would help them in getting their due rights. Many decisions had been taken to propel them in politics, he added. Congress Leader Gurdeep Singh Sappal Calls ED ‘Everyday Dhamki’, Accuses BJP Of Running Vendetta Politics World Heritage Day 2025: Everything About History, Significance, Origin And More About Its Celebration BCCI Sacks Abhishek Nayar, T Dilip After Team India's Poor Show During Border-Gavaskar Who Is Chinmay Deore, Indian Student Who Sued Trump Administration Over Possible Deportation From US? Congratulating Suchi Upadhyay on getting selected in the Indian women’s cricket team, he also laid the foundation stone of 66 development works worth Rs 236 crore to provide impetus to development of Mandla. He also showered flower petals on more than 1100 couples who tied the nuptial knot and gave them Rs 49,000 each. Madhya Pradesh: 8-Year-Old Boy Dies After Falling Into Dry Well In Chattarpur Financially weak sections shall not take loans for marriages & dowry: CM Yadav urged the economically weaker sections of society and farmers to not take loan for marriages and dowry or to hold mass feast after the death of family members. He said that instead the tribals should get their wards educated and empower them to move ahead in their lives. Empowering children was the real service to the nation, he said. Follow us on RECENT STORIES 68% Of Houses In MP Get Tap Water, Says Chief Secretary Anurag Jain; Asks Villagers To Take Care Of... MP CM Mohan Yadav Announces To Develop One Village In Each Block As Vrindavan Village FIR Against 3 Farmers For Burning Stubble, 770 Farmers Fined ₹16.17l For Burning Crop Residue So... IMC To Earn ₹3.71 Crore From BRTS Corridor Demolition, Demolition To Cost ₹34 Lakh MTH Hospital Water Supply Issue Resolved, MGM Dean Talks To IMC Officials