This app Provides BPL List, New Ration Card, Removing Ration card names.

MP BPL List Provides the details of MP resident BPL eligibility, New BPL Name List, The names which is removed by the year 2018-2019, New BPL card holder names, Know about Samgra id, and services related to govt provides to the people.

MP BPL LIST includes the all districts of MP

The Indian state Madhya Pradesh has 51 districts grouped into ten divisions.

Bhopal division

Raisen district

Rajgarh district

Sehore district

Vidisha district

Chambal division

Morena district

Sheopur district

Bhind district

Gwalior division

Gwalior district

Ashoknagar district (split from Guna in 2003)

Shivpuri district

Datia district

Guna district

Indore division

Alirajpur district (split from Jhabua district on 17 May 2008[1])

Barwani district

Indore district

Dhar bc

Jhabua district

Khandwa district (East Nimar)

Khargone district (West Nimar)

Jabalpur division

Balaghat district

Chhindwara district

Jabalpur district

Katni district

Mandla district

Narsinghpur district

Seoni district

Narmadapuram division (created on 27 Aug 2008 from districts of Bhopal division[2])

Betul district

Harda district

Hoshangabad district

Rewa division

Rewa district

Satna district

Sidhi district

Singrauli district (split from Sidhi district on 24 May 2008[3])

Sagar division

Chhatarpur district

Damoh district

Panna district

Sagar district

Tikamgarh district

Shahdol division

Anuppur district

Shahdol district

Umaria district

Dindori district

Ujjain division

Agar Malwa district(split from Shajapur district on 16 Aug 2013)

Dewas district

Mandsaur district

Neemuch district

Ratlam district

Economy of Madhya Pradesh

Statistics

GDP ₹8.26 lakh crore (US$130 billion) (2018-19 est.)

GDP rank 8th

GDP growth

19.7% (2017-18)[1]

GDP per capita

₹59,052 (US$900) (2016-17)[1]

GDP by sector

Agriculture 34%

Industry 22%

Services 38% (2016)[1]

Labour force by occupation

Agriculture 62%

Industry 5%

Services 33% (2015)[2]

Public finances

Public debt

26.3% of GSDP (2018-19 est.)[1]

Revenues ₹1.61 lakh crore (US$25 billion) (2018-19 est.)[1]

Expenses ₹1.87 lakh crore (US$29 billion) (2018-19 est.)[1]

The economy of Madhya Pradesh was considered as one of the most "sick" economies of India till 2003 under the CM Digvijaya Singh lead Congress, after 2005 it registered consistent growth rate and it reached India's top-most state in terms of GDP growth, with a rate of 12% GDP for annual year 2011–12