PM Narendra Modi To Review Models Of Hukumchand Mill, Kuno Cheetah & Ken-Betwa River Link Projects

Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Models showcasing the economic transformation of the region driven by Kuno Cheetah Project, the landmark case of Indore’s Hukumchand Mill, and the game-changing Ken-Betwa River Linking Project will be on display for Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the GIS guests.

During his visit to Bhopal for the Global Investors Summit (GIS) on Monday, the PM will be presented with various models highlighting the state’s achievements in different sectors. A senior official from the Madhya Pradesh Industrial Development Corporation (MPIDC) stated that a model on Indore’s famous Hukumchand Mill case illustrate how the government resolved the mill’s liabilities and now a new residential complex is being developed on the premises.

The PM will also review model of Kuno National Park Cheetah Project that will showcase how the project has brought economic transformation in the area and boosted tourism. Apart from this, a model on ambitious Ken-Betwa River Linking project which aims to address the water scarcity plaguing the drought-prone Bundelkhand region , will also be showcased. 

The exhibit will showcase how the project will bring a sea change  in the lives of the people, particularly farmers, by ensuring a regular supply of water for irrigation. Besides, models on Bhimbetka, tribal art, Mahakal Lok, Madhya Pradesh Textile sector will also be on display for the PM and the GIS guests.   

Liaison officers assigned to GoH

State government is going to assign liaison officers to around 130 Guest of Honours at the GIS. The Guests of Honour include the international dignitaries and prominent industrialists of the country. The liaison officers will be responsible for welcoming and assisting them throughout their visit.

Paid stalls at GIS venue

As many as 80 paid stalls will be installed at the GIS venue showcasing the famous cuisines of Bhopal and Indore. A vendor of Bhopal known for his best quality tea will also set up his stall. Ten stalls have been assigned to the IT department.