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CM Mohan Yadav to Distribute E‑Scooters to 7,400+ Meritorious Madhya Pradesh Students on Sept 19
✍️ Amar Ujala · Bhopal
🗓 18 Sep 2026, 06:15 PM
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Chief Minister Mohan Yadav will present electric scooters to more than 7,400 top‑performing students from Madhya Pradesh government schools during a state‑level ceremony in Bhopal on September 19.
Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh – On September 19, Chief Minister Mohan Yadav is set to hand over electric scooters to over 7,400 meritorious students enrolled in government schools across the state. The distribution will take place as part of a state‑wide event organized by the Madhya Pradesh education department, aiming to reward academic excellence and promote sustainable mobility among youth.
The selected students, identified through the state’s merit‑based assessment criteria, will receive the e‑scooters at a ceremony attended by education officials, local dignitaries, and media representatives. The initiative reflects the state government’s broader push to integrate green technology into everyday life while encouraging high academic performance.
Officials said the e‑scooters, sourced from a state‑approved manufacturer, will be handed over with basic usage guidelines and safety instructions. The program is expected to boost morale among students and serve as a model for other states seeking to combine educational incentives with eco‑friendly transport solutions.
The selected students, identified through the state’s merit‑based assessment criteria, will receive the e‑scooters at a ceremony attended by education officials, local dignitaries, and media representatives. The initiative reflects the state government’s broader push to integrate green technology into everyday life while encouraging high academic performance.
Officials said the e‑scooters, sourced from a state‑approved manufacturer, will be handed over with basic usage guidelines and safety instructions. The program is expected to boost morale among students and serve as a model for other states seeking to combine educational incentives with eco‑friendly transport solutions.