Kolar, Bhopal

MP Cabinet has approved a significant development outlay of over ₹29,540 crore, with a substantial portion of ₹6,900 crore allocated for urban roads and infrastructure upgrades across the state. Additionally, ₹6,115.99 crore has been sanctioned for the Indira Gandhi National Old Age Pension Scheme, and a revised estimate of ₹763.40 crore approved for a new medical college in Budni.

CM Dr. Mohan Yadav inaugurated the new eight-storey headquarters of the Bhopal Municipal Corporation, 'Atal Bhavan', built at a cost of ₹73 crore. This integrated facility brings all civic departments under one roof, promising to improve administrative efficiency and citizen services.

The Madhya Pradesh budget has allocated funding for 18 roads in Bhopal, emphasizing urban infrastructure development. The allocation is part of a broader urban development package and is expected to enhance last-mile connectivity and encourage economic activity along transit corridors.

The Bhopal registration department has proposed a 12% increase in collector guideline rates across over 740 colonies for the fiscal year 2026-27. This hike will lead to higher registration costs for homebuyers, impacting the real estate market. The increase is expected to significantly push up property registration expenses.

The Bhopal Metro Project is progressing with the commencement of underground tunnel construction, marking a significant milestone. The use of an advanced Tunnel Boring Machine (TBM) is expected to expedite the process and ensure precision in densely populated urban areas. This development is key to establishing a modern and sustainable public transportation system.