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CM Mohan Yadav's Youth Strategy: The Antidote to Rahul Gandhi
- •Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav organized a massive CM Youth Conclave at Bhopal's Lal Parade Ground for about 20,000 youths as a counter to Rahul Gandhi's Chatron Ki Goonj program.
- •CM Mohan Yadav interacted directly with the youth, focusing discussions on employment, startups, new technology, and government schemes.
- •The Chief Minister announced that the MPPSC exam will now be conducted twice a year in Madhya Pradesh to benefit aspirants.
- •CM Yadav also announced plans to open 12 new universities in the state and declared the upcoming year as the Year of Youth.
- •While Rahul Gandhi's approach centers on listening to students, CM Yadav's strategy focuses on engaging with them and providing a concrete roadmap for opportunities.
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During the CM Youth Conclave at Bhopal's Lal Parade Ground, Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav announced that the MPPSC examination will be conducted twice a year in the state. Additionally, he discussed plans for opening 12 new universities and declared that the coming year would be celebrated as the 'Year of Youth'.
While Rahul Gandhi's outreach formula focused on listening to students through his 'Chatron Ki Goonj' program, Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav responded by organizing a massive youth conclave in Bhopal to directly talk to students and provide them with a roadmap of employment, startup, and technological opportunities. Furthermore, CM Mohan Yadav criticized Rahul's event as 'jhoot ki goonj' and pointed to low student dropout rates and increased education budgets in the state.
The Madhya Pradesh Legislative Assembly elections are scheduled to be held in 2028.
