Archive · 27 Aug 2026
Madhya Pradesh Launches Youth, Farmer Outreach Amid Protests
The Madhya Pradesh government is worried about protests by students and farmers.
Some student protests have taken place in Delhi, Jharkhand and Patna.
Farmers are also protesting in Madhya Pradesh.
The government wants to listen more closely to young people and farmers.
Chief Minister Mohan Yadav started a program called Yuva-Krishi Samvad.
The program is expected to take place in every district.
Officials are also meeting students in schools and colleges.
The government has grouped young people into five categories so it can plan skill and employment support.
Student agitations in Delhi, Jharkhand and Patna, along with farmers’ protests in Madhya Pradesh, have raised government concerns.
Chief Minister Mohan Yadav launched Yuva-Krishi Samvad, which is planned for every district.
The government is asking the Youth Commission to address issues affecting Generation Z and Generation Alpha.
Schools and colleges are holding events to enable direct interaction between officials and students.
The government has identified five youth groups for skill-development efforts, including students, workers and people lacking education or employment.
- Who
- The Madhya Pradesh government, Chief Minister Mohan Yadav, young people and farmers are involved.
- What
- The government has launched outreach programs for youth and farmers and asked the Youth Commission to address youth issues.
- When
- The initiatives were announced amid ongoing protests; Yadav briefed the cabinet on Tuesday.
- Where
- The programs are being organised in Madhya Pradesh, including schools and colleges and eventually every district.
- Why
- The government is responding to student and farmer agitations and focusing on people facing gaps in education, jobs, skills and self-employment.
- Chief minister
- Mohan Yadav
- State
- Madhya Pradesh
- Main initiative
- Yuva-Krishi Samvad
- Planned reach
- Every district in Madhya Pradesh
- Youth groups identified
- Five groups based on skill-development needs
- Groups mentioned
- School students, college students, organised-sector workers, unorganised-sector workers, and youth deprived of education, jobs or self-employment
- Student engagement
- Events are being organised in schools and colleges