MNRE Secretary Sets Tone For IREDA’s 2026 Growth Journey

Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency Ltd. (IREDA) organised a New Year 2026 get-together for its employees at India Habitat Centre, New Delhi, marking the beginning of the year with a spirit of unity and renewed commitment. The event was graced by Shri Santosh Kumar Sarangi, Secretary, Ministry of New & Renewable Energy (MNRE); Shri J.V.N. Subramanyam, Joint Secretary, MNRE; Shri Pradip Kumar Das, Chairman & Managing Director, IREDA; Dr. Bijay Kumar Mohanty, Director (Finance), IREDA; Shri Sanjay Kulshrestha, CMD, HUDCO; and other senior officials.

Addressing the gathering, Shri Santosh Kumar Sarangi emphasised the importance of team building and nurturing young professionals to prepare them as future leaders. Highlighting IREDA’s expanding role, he underscored the need to enhance financial support to MSMEs and under flagship initiatives such as PM Surya Ghar scheme and assured continued support from MNRE to IREDA in its growth journey.

Welcoming the Secretary and Joint Secretary, MNRE, Shri Pradip Kumar Das, CMD, IREDA, extended warm New Year greetings to all employees. In his address, he noted that IREDA’s workforce has grown from 168 employees on January 1, 2025 to 227 employees in 2026, with women constituting around 23% of the total strength, significantly higher than the CPSEs average of 9.5%. The aforementioned growth has been achieved through qualitative corporate governance and financial discipline, and the same approach will be continued to ensure sustainable growth.

Shri Das also highlighted IREDA’s strong financial performance, with cumulative loan sanctions of ₹2,78,016 crore, cumulative disbursements of ₹1,80,988 crore and a loan book of ₹87,975 crore as on December 31, 2025 (provisional). He recalled key milestones including IREDA’s highest-ever annual Profit After Tax of ₹1,699 crore in FY 2024–25 and the international credit rating upgrade by S&P Global Ratings.

In his vote of thanks, Director (Finance), appreciated the employees for their spirit of teamwork and encouraged them to continue upholding high standards of governance and efficiency.

MSDE Concludes Week-long Kaushal Manthan To Shape Skilling Roadmap For 2026

Shri Jayant Chaudhary, Hon’ble Minister of State (I/C) for Skill Development and Entrepreneurship and Minister of State for Education, Government of India, chaired the concluding session of the week-long (23rd December 2025-31st December 2025) Kaushal Manthan, bringing together senior officials across divisions, institutions, and key stakeholders from MSDE.

The objective of the discussions held over a period of one week was to identify priority reforms and initiatives, aligned with national priorities. Deliberations focused on building a robust, responsive, and outcome-oriented skilling ecosystem. The session culminated in the firming up of Skill Resolutions for 2026, which will guide policy action and programme implementation in the coming year.

Emphasis was placed on the next phase of reforms, with a sharper focus on outcomes, stronger convergence with State Governments and industry, and improved monitoring of training quality, assessments, and certifications.

A key theme of the discussions was the need to strengthen institutional mechanisms while simplifying systems. Proposed directions include outcome-based grading mechanisms for ITIs to drive quality improvement, delegation of powers to regional and institutional levels to enable ease of doing business. The reorganization and strengthening of Sector Skill Councils (SSCs) was also discussed, alongwith regular review of SSCs and assignment of KPIs. The deliberations highlighted the need for continuous curriculum upgradation in line with technological change and industry demand.

Modernising curriculum and, strengthening industry co-creation, and ensuring flexibility and adaptability in training design were identified as key enablers for building a resilient skilling ecosystem.

Creation of clear and seamless pathways across skill levels was emphasized upon; from school to post-school, for dropouts, working professionals, and lifelong learners supported by credit frameworks and mobility across programmes.

During the recently held CS Conference MSDE had committed to establishing a National Federated Skill and Workforce Registry, operationalising a National Trainer Framework, repositioning apprenticeships as the primary school-to-work pathway, and integrating MSMEs into national skilling and apprenticeship frameworks in a time-bound manner.

The Kaushal Manthan reaffirmed the Ministry’s commitment to regular and structured consultations with State Governments, deeper and continuous industry engagement, strengthened inter-ministerial and institutional convergence

These common levers are expected to underpin the implementation of reforms and ensure alignment across stakeholders

Godrej Jersey Makes Badam Milk Accessible To Every Indian Household With New ₹20 SKU

Godrej Jersey has launched its Badam Milk in a 110 ml pack priced at ₹20, marking a significant development in the flavoured milk category. This is India’s first Badam Milk offering at this price point, bringing down the category entry price by ₹10, which has historically stood at ₹30 and above across leading brands. The new SKU expands access to a much-loved household beverage, making nutritious flavoured milk more attainable for a wider consumer base, particularly school-going children.

Badam Milk has long been an integral part of Indian households—a nourishing drink associated with care, comfort, and everyday wellness. Passed down through generations, it holds a strong cultural and emotional connection across families. Recognising this legacy and the evolving consumption habits of Indian consumers, Godrej Jersey entered the Badam Milk category with a focus on delivering sustained energy through affordable, convenient, and every day-relevant nutrition.

According to the Godrej Jersey India Lactograph FY25–26, 53% of households prefer consuming milk in the form of flavoured milk, highlighting a growing shift towards taste-led and convenient nutrition formats. This insight reflects increasing demand for products that combine familiarity with modern consumption needs. The ₹20 Badam Milk pack addresses this shift by offering a balanced proposition of taste, nutrition, and accessibility.

Strategically priced, the new SKU is designed to appeal to younger consumers, enabling children to purchase Badam Milk independently using their pocket money. By lowering the cost barrier, the product encourages early adoption and habitual consumption, helping integrate flavoured milk into everyday routines for a new generation.

Commenting on the launch, Shantanu Raj, Head of Marketing, Godrej Jersey, said, "Badam Milk is more than just a beverage—it's a trusted source of sustained energy for growing children. Our ₹20 pack delivers the sustained energy, vitamins, natural protein, and calcium that every household deserves, without the premium price tag. We believe that nutrition should never be a luxury, and this launch embodies our commitment to making wholesome, convenient nutrition accessible to every Indian family."

Launched exclusively in General Trade, Godrej Jersey’s ₹20 Badam Milk has already reached approximately 15,000 outlets within the first 75 days. With a strong presence in retail stores, the brand aims to ensure ease of access and consistent availability at the point of purchase most frequented by Indian families.

About Creamline Dairy Products Limited:

Godrej Jersey, a leading private dairy player in Southern India, has been a trusted name in the dairy industry since 1986. With a presence across Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, and Nagpur in Maharashtra, the company has consistently grown, offering high-quality dairy products under the name Jersey. With 8 composite dairy plants and a state-of-the-art milk powder plant in Ongole, Godrej Jersey has expanded its product portfolio from its roots as a milk business to a diverse range of innovative dairy products.

Over the years, Jersey became a household name, earning the trust of millions for its consistent quality. Following its recent association with the iconic Godrej brand, Jersey embarked on a journey to redefine its identity. The new visual design retains the legacy of the recognizable cow pattern, modified for a cleaner, modern, and more consumer-friendly presentation. This updated look reflects both Jersey’s rich heritage and the promise of quality and trust long associated with the Godrej brand. Godrej Jersey continues to uphold its legacy while embracing a fresh, contemporary identity, offering products that remain synonymous with purity, quality, and innovation.

IREDA Posts Strong Provisional 9-Month Performance With 44% Growth In Disbursements, Loan Book Up 28%

Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency Ltd. (IREDA) has reported strong business performance for the nine months ended December 31, 2025, registering healthy growth across key operational parameters, based on provisional data.

Loan sanctions during the period stood at ₹40,100 crore, reflecting a growth of 29% over ₹31,087 crore recorded during the corresponding period last year. Loan disbursements increased significantly by 44% to ₹24,903 crore, compared to ₹17,236 crore as on December 31, 2024.

The outstanding loan book of the company reached ₹87,975 crore as on December 31, 2025, marking a growth of 28% over ₹68,960 crore in the same period of the previous year, reaffirming IREDA’s expanding role as a largest pure-play green financing NBFC.

Shri Pradip Kumar Das, Chairman & Managing Director, IREDA said, “The strong performance up to December 2025 underscores increasing confidence in IREDA’s financing capabilities and the continued momentum in the renewable energy sector. Our expanding loan book reflects IREDA’s critical role in enabling India’s green energy growth.”

Shri Das expressed his sincere gratitude to the Hon’ble Union Minister for New & Renewable Energy; Hon’ble Minister of State for New & Renewable Energy; Secretary, MNRE; Board of Directors and all stakeholders for their continued guidance and support. He also appreciated Team IREDA for their dedication and contribution towards sustained growth.

Figures are provisional and subject to audit.

Bengaluru, Get Set For Pet Fed’s 11th Edition Of Paws, Play & Love

Celebrate the bond of love, paws, and play at Pet Fed Bengaluru 2026!

Pet Fed India’s most loved pet festival is back to make your new year even more pawsome! Now celebrating its 11th year, the festival continues to honour the beautiful bond between pets and their families. Recognised by the Limca Book of Records as India’s Biggest Pet Carnival, Pet Fed has grown into a nationwide celebration of furry friendships and unconditional pet love.

What started as Akshay Gupta’s vision to create a joyful, inclusive space for pets and pet parents has today transformed into a grand two-day carnival spread across 3 acres, featuring:
• 100+ shopping and experience stalls
• Exciting games and fun contests
• Interactive workshops and expert-led training sessions
Event Details

Date: 17th & 18th January 2026
Venue: KTPO, Whitefield, Bengaluru
Time: 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM

The complete schedule is available on our official website: https://petfed.org/

So, Bengaluru, it’s time to wag, purr, and play your hearts out at India’s biggest celebration of pet love! We look forward to seeing you there and would be delighted if you could feature Pet Fed Bengaluru 2026 on your platform

Tata Motors Delivers Strong Sales With 1,15,577 Units In Q3FY26; Sustains Robust 21% Year-On-Year Growth

Q3FY25 sales in the domestic & international markets stood at 1,15,577 units, compared to 95,770 units during Q3FY25. December 2025 sales in the domestic & international markets stood at 42,508 units, compared to 33,875 units during December 2024.

 

Category	December ’25	December ’24	% Change	Q3 FY26	Q3 FY25	% Change
HCV Trucks	12,483	9,520	31%	33,401	27,130	23%
ILMCV Trucks	7,959	5,687	40%	20,033	15,897	26%
Passenger Carriers	4,167	4,144	1%	10,691	10,001	7%
SCV Cargo and Pickup	15,448	13,018	19%	43,793	38,232	15%
Total CV Domestic	40,057	32,369	24%	1,07,918	91,260	18%
CV IB	2,451	1,506	63%	7,659	4,510	70%
Total CV	42,508	33,875	25%	1,15,577	95,770	21%

 

Domestic sales of MH&ICV in December 2025 was 20,363 units vs 15,968 units in December 2024; In Q3FY26 it was 53,105 units, compared to 44,023 units in Q3FY25

Domestic & International sales for MH&ICV in December 2025 was 21,646 units vs 16,604 units in December 2024; In Q3FY26 it was 57,080 units, compared to 46,108 units in Q3FY25.

Mr. Girish Wagh, MD & CEO, Tata Motors Ltd., said, “The sales momentum ignited by GST 2.0 and the festive surge in Q2FY26 continued into Q3FY26, driving growth and lifting overall sentiment of the commercial vehicles industry.

Tata Motors registered double-digit sales growth in Q3FY26, powered by a strong rebound in construction and mining activity post the extended monsoon, along with sustained demand from core sectors and auto logistics. Continued strength in SCVs and Pickups further amplified performance, resulting in wholesales of 1,15,577 units, with 21% year-on-year growth over Q3FY25 and 22% sequential growth over Q2FY26.

Going forward, we expect demand to strengthen in Q4FY26 across most commercial vehicle segments. Key drivers in 2026 will include the government’s sustained infrastructure push and expansion in end-use sectors, both of which are expected to fuel positive momentum for the industry. With an optimised portfolio ensuring superior product availability, a decisive pricing strategy, and deeper customer engagement through intensified market activations, Tata Motors is well-poised to unlock demand across segments, paving the way for continued success.”

Madhya Pradesh Tourism Scales New Heights through Investment, PM SHRI Tourism and Helicopter Services

Year 2025 Emerges as a Golden Chapter of Innovation, Record Investment and Tourism Expansion

In alignment with the vision of Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi towards cultural resurgence across the country, and under the guidance of Hon’ble Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav, Madhya Pradesh has achieved significant milestones in tourism, culture and investment during the year 2025. Under the able leadership of Minister of State (Independent Charge), Tourism, Culture, Religious Trusts & Endowments Shri Dharmendra Bhav Singh Lodhi, and Shri Sheo Shekhar Shukla, Additional Chief Secretary, Tourism, Culture, Home, and Religious Trusts & Endowments, and Managing Director, Madhya Pradesh Tourism Board, the year 2025 proved to be a defining phase of innovation, expansion and investment-led growth for Madhya Pradesh Tourism Board.

With the objective of positioning Madhya Pradesh prominently on the national and global tourism map, innovative initiatives such as PM SHRI Tourism Air Service and PM SHRI Tourism Helicopter Service were launched in 2025, significantly strengthening connectivity to major tourist destinations across the state. These initiatives not only enhanced ease of travel for tourists but also generated new avenues for investment and employment.

Strengthening rural tourism, more than 400 homestays have been operationalised over the last two years, playing a vital role in empowering rural livelihoods. The state aims to develop 1,000 homestays in the coming period. Through platforms such as Regional Tourism Conclaves and the Madhya Pradesh Travel Mart, investment proposals worth nearly ₹10,000 crore were received, giving fresh momentum to private sector participation in tourism.

In the domain of religious and cultural tourism, substantial progress has been made towards developing Omkareshwar as ‘Advait Lok’. Following the installation of the 108-feet statue of Adi Shankaracharya, approval exceeding ₹2,424 crore has been granted for Phase-II of Advait Lok. As a result of these sustained efforts, Madhya Pradesh recorded the arrival of over 14 crore tourists in 2024, marking an approximate 25 percent growth in tourist footfall. In the direction of conservation and promotion of culture, a new chain of museums is being developed across the state. Construction of specialised museums is underway in cities including Ujjain, Bhopal, Gwalior, Sagar, Panna, Jabalpur and Maheshwar. Initiatives such as Shri Ramchandra Van Gaman Path and Shri Krishna Pathey have further provided a new direction to religious tourism.

In 2025, Madhya Pradesh Tourism Department received several prestigious national and international awards. Concrete steps have also been taken to promote inclusive and safe tourism by training 50,000 women and girls. With the objective of increasing tourism’s contribution to the state GDP to 10 percent in the coming years, plans have been laid to develop 500 new hotels, 20,000 rooms and 500 wayside amenity centres. For Madhya Pradesh Tourism Board, the year 2025 stood out as a landmark year of achievements, investments and innovations, further strengthening the state’s position among India’s leading tourism destinations.

Achievements of Madhya Pradesh Tourism Board – Year 2025

New Tourism Policy – 2025 and New Film Tourism Policy – 2025

A new Tourism Policy 2025 has been formulated to promote tourism and attract investment in the sector, simplifying and enhancing transparency in investment-related provisions.
To promote film tourism and attract investment, a new Film Tourism Policy 2025 has been introduced, ensuring greater transparency in permissions and subsidies for film production, along with additional incentives for films based on local themes, culture and heritage of Madhya Pradesh.

Innovation in Air Tourism

PM SHRI Tourism Air Service
• Contract executed with M/s Jet Serve Aviation Pvt. Ltd. under Public Private Partnership (PPP).
• Air services commenced between eight major cities – Indore, Bhopal, Gwalior, Jabalpur, Rewa, Singrauli, Khajuraho and Ujjain.
• Offers, schedules, fares and ticket booking available on www.flyola.in / https://www.air.irctc.co.in/.

PM SHRI Tourism Helicopter Service
• Operated on a PPP basis.
• Contract executed for three years – Sector-1 with M/s Trans Bharat Aviation, Sector-2 and Sector-3 with M/s Jet Serve Aviation Pvt. Ltd.
• Service launched on 01 November 2025.
• Helicopter operations across three sectors:

Sector-1: Indore, Ujjain, Omkareshwar

Sector-2: Bhopal, Madhai, Pachmarhi

Sector-3: Jabalpur, Maihar, Chitrakoot, Kanha, Bandhavgarh, Amarkantak

World Heritage Expansion

In 2025, 15 additional sites from Madhya Pradesh were included in UNESCO’s Tentative List, reflecting the state’s cultural and natural diversity.

Of India’s total 69 UNESCO heritage sites, 18 heritage properties are located in Madhya Pradesh.

Sangeet Natak Akademi recognised Bhagoria tribal dance, Gond tribal painting (Patangarh) and Narmada Parikrama as ‘National Intangible Cultural Heritage’.

New proposals for Maihar Band, Agaria Loh, and tribal cuisines of Nimar region submitted to Sangeet Natak Akademi.

Infrastructure Development

• Work commenced to develop Kushabhau Convention Centre, Bhopal as an International Convention Centre (₹99.38 crore).
• Development works initiated at Phoolbagh (Gwalior), Chitrakoot Ghats, Pitambara Peeth Datia, Amarkantak and Durgadas Chhatri at a cost of ₹300 crore.
• Establishment of Craft Villages at Maheshwar and Kukshi initiated.

Events & Marketing

• Participation in tourism exhibitions across 10 cities at national level.
• National roadshows organised in Chennai, Visakhapatnam, Lucknow, Varanasi and Jaipur.
• Training programmes for travel agents and tour operators organised in Prayagraj and New Delhi.
• International participation in ATM Dubai, IFTM Top RESA Paris, Fukuyama (Japan), JATA Tokyo, ITB Asia Singapore, WTM London.
• Proposed participation in FITUR Madrid and ITB Berlin.
• Participation in Madhya Pradesh Mahotsav (Bengaluru), Surajkund Mela, Vikramotsav (New Delhi), Mahakumbh (Prayagraj) and Global Investors Summit (Bhopal).

Investment Promotion

• Allocation of 85 land parcels and 12 heritage properties – ₹1,323 crore investment across 511 hectares, generating employment for over 12 lakh people.
• Two ultra mega projects allocated with proposed investment of ₹385 crore.
• Allocation of 97 wayside amenity centres.
• During GIS 2025, investment intent proposals worth ₹64,635 crore received from 305 entities.
• RTC Rewa: ₹3,430 crore from 14 investors.
• RTC Gwalior: ₹3,500 crore from 19 investors.
• MPTM Bhopal: ₹3,665 crore from 21 investors.
• Capital subsidy of ₹24.58 crore approved for 19 tourism projects (764 rooms, ₹308 crore investment).
• Total 124 projects approved so far with ₹228.31 crore subsidy, 5,026 rooms and ₹1,788.66 crore investment.

Madhya Pradesh Travel Mart

• Organised in Bhopal with participation from stakeholders across India and representatives from 28 countries.
• Over 7,000 successful B2B meetings conducted.
• Investment proposals exceeding ₹3,665 crore.
• Earlier Regional Tourism Conclaves held in Rewa and Gwalior.

Simhastha – 2028

• Construction and expansion proposed for Samrat Vikramaditya Hotel, Ujjain.
• Capacity expansion of other MPSTDC hotels.
• Rural tourism projects in villages around Ujjain.
• Proposal to develop 18 tourism villages.
• 180 homestays proposed.
• ₹100 crore plan approved for Devi Ahilyabai Lok, Maheshwar.
• ₹200 crore proposed for Omkareshwar Parikrama Path and Mamleshwar Lok.
• Proposal for 500 tourist guides.

Skill Development Leadership

Rural Tourism

• 400+ homestays developed.
• 37,517 tourist arrivals, including 287 foreign tourists.
• Income exceeding ₹7.02 crore for rural communities.
• Under Swadesh Darshan 2.0, DPR for 14 tribal villages approved under DAJGUA.

Safe Tourism Destinations for Women

• Implemented at 50 tourism sites under Nirbhaya Fund.
• 30,089 women sensitised through 421 workshops.
• 37,599 girls trained in self-defence.
• 9,502 women trained in 48 tourism and hospitality skills.
• Handloom Café Pranpur and Hotel Amaltas Pachmarhi fully women-operated.
• 20 Tourist Facilitation Centres to be operated by women.
• MoU with Coca-Cola India for Gender Corridor in Ujjain for Simhastha 2028.

Project Clean Destination

• Implemented in Panna and Bandhavgarh with CSR support of Coca-Cola.
• Waste management in 53 villages.
• Door-to-door waste collection reaching 10,000 families.
• 40 tonnes of dry waste managed.
• 30 green jobs created.
• MRF Centre established in Panna; Bandhavgarh under process.

Responsible Souvenir Project

• Two centres operational at Madla (Panna) and Dhamna (Chhatarpur), 192 women artisans trained.
• 10 new centres under process across districts.
• Training and livelihood linkage proposed for 1,000 artisans.

Adventure Activities

• Major events: Gandhi Sagar, Kuno Forest Retreats, Chanderi Eco Retreat, Hanuwantiya Jal Mahotsav.
• Continuous sky-diving for four years.
• NATRAX Indore – TSD Car Rally and motorsports.
• Biking initiatives – “Riders in the Wild” and “Queens on the Wheel”.
• Marathons at Pench, Khajuraho, Pachmarhi, Jabalpur, Bhopal.
• New multi-day trekking trails with India Hikes.
• Rock climbing at Jatashankar, Pachmarhi.
• Bird tourism MoU with Ataavi Bird Foundation.
• Cycling trails in buffer zones of national parks.
• Pachmarhi under GSTC Green Destination certification.
• Addition of safari vehicles, canter buses and boating facilities.

Adventure Tourism Safety

• Collaboration with State Disaster Management Institute.
• Stakeholder workshops in national parks.

Water Tourism

• Cruise operations proposed on 120 km Meghnath Ghat–Statue of Unity waterway.
• Terminal construction at Meghnath Ghat and Sakarja under process.
• 5 LOAs issued for cruise operations.
• 40 traditional boats upgraded in Maheshwar.
• Collaboration with Indian Port Association for Gandhi Sagar and Rajghat.
• Licences issued for 41 activities in notified water bodies.

Film Tourism

• 400+ projects completed; ₹700 crore revenue, 1.5 lakh temporary jobs.
• Film Tourism Policy 2025 implemented.
• 52 projects issued LOA with ₹102 crore proposed investment.
• Film Cell Portal integrated with Ministry of I&B.
• Participation in IFFI Goa and WAVES Mumbai.
• MoU with Spain Film Commission.
• Major films shot: Stree, Maharani, Gullak, Panchayat, Bhool Bhulaiyaa, Laapataa Ladies, Homebound.
• Homebound nominated for Oscars 2026; Vimukt awarded at TIFF 2025.

Major Honours & Awards

• 8th Travel & Hospitality Awards – Best State Tourism Board.
• VETA – Leading Heritage Tourism Destination.
• SATTE – Best State Tourism Award.
• DDP India Travel Awards – Best State Tourism Board.
• The Week Golden Banyan Award – Best Heritage Tourism State.
• India MICE Awards – Most Focused MICE Destination of India.
• National Award for Excellence 2025 – Responsible Tourism Project.
• MP Excellence Awards 2025.
• ATOAI – Best State of Adventure Tourism Award.
• TOF Tigers Wildlife Tourism Award – 2025.

Art & Handicrafts

• ₹5.1171 crore approved for Craft Handloom Village, Maheshwar.
• ₹20.60 crore approved for Craft Tourism Village, Kukshi.
• ₹8 crore proposal prepared for Bhairugarh Craft Village, Ujjain.

New Series of Museums

• Veer Bharat Nyas Museum, Ujjain – work commenced.
• City Museum, Bhopal – final stage.
• Museum of Music, Gwalior – proposed.
• Atal Museum, Gwalior – nearing completion.
• Sant Ravidas Museum, Sagar – under construction.
• Diamond Museum, Panna – approved.
• Geological Museum, Bhedaghat – approved.
• Devi Ahilyabai Museum, Maheshwar – approved.
• Rani Durgavati Museum, Jabalpur – approved.

Development of Cultural & Religious Loks

• Construction of 20 Loks at a cost of ₹900 crore.
• Shri Ram Raja Lok, Orchha – final stage (Phase I).
• Devi Lok, Salkanpur – civil works complete.
• Maa Narmada Mahalok, Amarkantak – Phase I nearing completion.
• Jageshwari Mata Lok, Chanderi – under progress.
• Kamadgiri Parikrama Path, Chitrakoot – under progress.
• Parshuram Lok, Janapav – completed.
• Hanuman Lok, Jamsawali – completed.
• Pitambara Mai Lok, Datia – approved.
• Devi Ahilya Lok, Maheshwar – approved.
• Sharda Lok, Maihar – DPR and concept prepared, approval in process.