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Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan Launches PM Gram Sadak Yojana‑4 in Madhya Pradesh
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🗓 27 Sep 2026, 11:31 PM
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Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan inaugurated the fourth phase of the PM Gram Sadak Yojana in Madhya Pradesh, marking a new push for rural road development.
Madhya Pradesh witnessed the launch of the fourth phase of the Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana (PMGSY‑4) today, with Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan presiding over the ceremony. The event highlighted the government's continued focus on improving connectivity in remote villages across the state.
PMGSY‑4 aims to construct and upgrade all-weather roads that link habitations with essential services such as schools, health centres and markets. Officials said the new phase will target several underserved districts, enhancing mobility for farmers and rural households.
State authorities indicated that the scheme will be funded through a combination of central and state resources, adhering to the national roadmap for rural infrastructure. The minister emphasized that better road networks are crucial for agricultural growth and overall socioeconomic development in Madhya Pradesh.
The launch forms part of a broader national effort to bridge the urban‑rural divide, with similar phases already underway in other states. Stakeholders are expected to monitor progress closely to ensure timely completion of the slated projects.
Local media reported a positive response from community leaders, who welcomed the initiative as a catalyst for economic activity and improved access to public services in their regions.
PMGSY‑4 aims to construct and upgrade all-weather roads that link habitations with essential services such as schools, health centres and markets. Officials said the new phase will target several underserved districts, enhancing mobility for farmers and rural households.
State authorities indicated that the scheme will be funded through a combination of central and state resources, adhering to the national roadmap for rural infrastructure. The minister emphasized that better road networks are crucial for agricultural growth and overall socioeconomic development in Madhya Pradesh.
The launch forms part of a broader national effort to bridge the urban‑rural divide, with similar phases already underway in other states. Stakeholders are expected to monitor progress closely to ensure timely completion of the slated projects.
Local media reported a positive response from community leaders, who welcomed the initiative as a catalyst for economic activity and improved access to public services in their regions.