Cabinet Approves Madhya Pradesh Public Service Promotion Rules, 2025.
2 lakh new posts to be created.
Approval of Rs. 5,163 crores for Implementation of Schemes of Madhya Pradesh Power Transmission Company Limited.
Approval of Rs. 143.46 crore for Establishment, Operation and Construction of Buildings for 459 new Anganwadi Centers.
CM Dr. Yadav Chaired the Cabinet Meeting to take Decisions.
Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav Chaired Cabinet meeting held on Tuesday at the Mantralaya. The Cabinet approved the Madhya Pradesh Public Service Promotion Rules, 2025, ensuring the representation and protection of interests of the reserved categories. Provisions include 20% reservation for Scheduled Tribes (ST) and 16% for Scheduled Castes (SC). SC and ST public servants will also have the opportunity for promotion based on merit.
It has been provided that promotion committees may meet in the current year itself to prepare selection lists for the next year's vacancies, i.e., provisions for advance DPCs (Departmental Promotion Committees) have been included. Due weightage is given to seniority, and among senior officials, those obtaining the minimum qualifying marks will be eligible for promotion. For Class I officers, a merit-cum-seniority principle will apply.
The rules aim to encourage efficiency, with clear criteria defining ineligibility for promotion. Circumstances under which an official becomes ineligible and the impact of penalties are clearly outlined. Provisions have been made for holding review DPCs for reconsideration of decisions. The new rules eliminate the system of rotation, which will help create more promotional posts. DPCs are empowered to determine the suitability of candidates.
For Class IV employees, there will be no marks system; they will be promoted solely based on suitability. Even partial service in a year will be considered as full qualifying service. If only a part of the Annual Confidential Report (ACR) is available, it will be valid for the full year. If a promotion is delayed due to unavailability of ACRs, seniority will be preserved once promotion is granted. Unforeseen vacancies will be filled from the selection/waiting list.
Provisions have been made to allow promotion against posts vacated by officers on deputation who will not be available in the promotion year. If an ACR is missing due to No Report Certificate (NRC), sanctioned leave, probation, or training, or if self-assessment is recorded on time, promotion will not be withheld due to unavailability of ACRs.
Before any DPC meeting, action will not be taken merely on the basis of a show-cause notice sealed in an envelope, enabling more officials to receive promotions. The rules ensure that posts available on a particular day are filled based on merit and representation of reserved categories. Approximately 2 lakh new posts will be created, leading to enhanced administrative efficiency and effectiveness.
Approval of Rs.143.46 Crore for Establishment and Operation of 459 New Anganwadi Centers
Under the ‘Saksham Anganwadi and Nutrition 2.0’ scheme, the Cabinet approved the establishment, operation, and construction of 459 new Anganwadi Centers in special tribal areas under the PM-JANMAN program. Approval was also given to create 459 honorary posts for Anganwadi Workers, 459 for Anganwadi Helpers, and 26 regular supervisory posts (pay scale Rs. 25,300–80,500).
Expenditure on the scheme from FY 2025–26 to 2030–31 will be made as per the approval received from the Government of India. The total estimated cost is Rs. 143.46 crore, of which the Central share is Rs. 72.78 crore and the State share is Rs. 70.68 crore.
Approval of Rs. 5,163 Crore for Implementation of MP Power Transmission Company Projects
The Cabinet approved a total estimated expenditure of Rs. 5,163 crores for ongoing and upcoming capital projects of Madhya Pradesh Power Transmission Company Limited (MPPTCL) for the period 2025–26 to 2029–30. The funding will comprise 20% equity from the state government and 80% as loans from financial institutions/banks.
Key allocations include Rs. 1,154 crores for construction/upgradation of transmission systems approved by the central transmission unit, Rs. 185 crores for power infrastructure for Simhastha–2028, Rs. 1,015 crores for construction of new extra-high-voltage substations, Rs. 54 crores for new EHV lines for uninterrupted power to Morena Division HQ and northern Gwalior, Rs. 1,280 crores for capacity enhancement of existing EHV transformers, Rs. 81 crores for 184 new 33 kV bays under RDSS scheme, Rs. 662 crores for converting DP/FP lines into DCDS/DCSS tower lines, Rs. 451 crores for LILO (Loop-in Loop-out) works and new lines for single-source supplied substations, Rs. 281 crores for SCADA system replacement, construction of 132 kV bus couplers, installation of 33 kV capacitor banks, and other related works
Approval for Establishment of District Treasuries in Pandhurna, Maihar, and Mauganj
The Cabinet also approved the establishment of District Treasuries in the newly formed districts of Pandhurna, Maihar, and Mauganj.
The Cabinet meeting began with the singing of Vande Mataram.
