Overview
- The campaign wrapped up on June 30 after installing over 1.29 lakh conservation structures in Khandwa and more than 83,000 farm ponds across the state, all tracked through AI-integrated dashboards.
- Authorities mobilized 2.3 lakh Jaldoots to lead cleaning drives, river-source rejuvenation and plantation activities at 145 mapped river sites.
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi praised the initiative for uniting farmers and communities in creating clean, perennial rivers.
- Chief Minister Mohan Yadav performed ‘bhoomi pujan’ for development works totalling ₹1,568 crore, including new irrigation and watershed projects.
- The Ek Bagiya Maa Ke Naam scheme will award ₹3 lakh each to 30,000 women to establish one-acre orchards, transforming 30,000 acres over three years with a ₹900 crore investment.