The Madhya Pradesh cabinet, chaired by Chief Minister Mohan Yadav, approved a substantial budget of ₹38,555 crore aimed at enhancing the state's economic infrastructure. A significant portion, ₹32,405 crore, is allocated for road infrastructure and the maintenance of government housing for the period of the 16th Finance Commission (2026-2031). Additionally, ₹2,442 crore is earmarked for the Self-Reliance in Pulses Mission, which aims to strengthen the agriculture sector over the next five years. The cabinet also approved ₹2,412 crore for constructing new anganwadi centres and facilitating the 'Mission Vatsalya' initiative. Furthermore, ₹1,295.52 crore is allocated for the IT and electronics manufacturing sector. To support traders, the cabinet established a State Traders' Welfare Board, which will streamline grievance redressal and enhance communication between traders and the government. This initiative, along with the formation of district-level committees, is expected to promote the overall development of the business community and accelerate the state's economic growth.