CM Mohan Yadav To Inaugurate BMC’s News Headquarters Atal Bhawan, 10.5 MW Solar Project Today
The 10.5 MW solar plant in Neemuch’s Dhampura tehsil has been developed at a cost of around Rs 45 crore. While BMC contributed Rs14 crore, the remaining investment was made by a Ghaziabad-based private firm under a 25-year agreement. The project is expected to significantly reduce electricity expenses for the corporation.

CM Mohan Yadav To Inaugurate BMC’s News Headquarters Atal Bhawan, 10.5 MW Solar Project Today | FP Photo
Bhopal (Madya Pradesh): The Bhopal Municipal Corporation (BMC) is set to operate from its newly constructed eight-storey headquarters at Tulsi Nagar on Link Road No. 2, bringing its scattered offices under one roof.
The modern building, named Atal Bhawan and constructed at a cost of around Rs 44 crore, will be inaugurated on Thursday at 10 am by Chief Minister Mohan Yadav.
Alongside the headquarters, a 10.5 MW solar power plant in Neemuch will also be inaugurated, marking a push towards sustainable energy for municipal operations.
The new BMC headquarters is in the final stage of departmental shifting. The ground floor has been designed as a public service hub, housing registrar offices, a dispensary, a public information centre and help desks for tax and building-related queries.
Solar plant to cut BMC’s energy costs
The 10.5 MW solar plant in Neemuch’s Dhampura tehsil has been developed at a cost of around Rs 45 crore. While BMC contributed Rs14 crore, the remaining investment was made by a Ghaziabad-based private firm under a 25-year agreement. The project is expected to significantly reduce electricity expenses for the corporation.
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