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Removed the Chhattisgarh BJP in-charge D Purandeshwari and named Vice President Om Mathur in her place

Raipur | 12-Sep-2022 832

Raipur : The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Friday removed the Chhattisgarh party in-charge D Purandeshwari and named Vice President Om Mathur in her place.

The appointment order was issued by BJP President J P Nadda.

Mathur is a former member of the Rajya Sabha from Rajasthan. He is now a BJP Vice President.

The Chhattisgarh BJP co-in-charge Nitin retains the post, the order said.

The announcement came even as Purandeshwari was attending meetings of the party during Nadda’s four-day Chhattisgarh visit.

Free treatment done for 27 lakh people from Chief Minister Urban Slum Health Scheme

Raipur | 10-Sep-2022 835

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Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel had envisaged a healthcare scheme namely 'Mukhyamantri Shahari Slum swasth yojna' that would provide free of cost treatment for the residents of slums with the help of mobile medical units. So far, more than 27 lakh people have been treated by designated medical teams of Mobile Medical Unit by reaching the slum settlements. Under the scheme, doctors, paramedical teams, 120 mobile medical units equipped with medical equipment and medicines are now providing health facilities to the people in the slums of the urban areas of the entire state. Through this scheme, so far five lakh 78 thousand 239 patients have been provided with the facility of pathology tests and free medicines have been given to more than 23 lakh 8 thousand 637 patients. It is worth mentioning that two lakh 46 thousand 481 labourers are also among the patients benefitted under the scheme.

Under the Chief Minister's Urban Slum Health Scheme, run by the Urban Administration and Development Department of Chhattisgarh Government, so far 38 thousand 990 free of cost camps have been organised for the slum residents of 169 urban bodies of the state. Urban Administration and Development Minister Dr. Shivkumar Dahariya has directed the departmental officers that free medicines should be made available to the people of the cramped settlements of urban areas and other needy people after conducting a preliminary health check-up.

It is worth mentioning that to provide health facilities to the people living in slums of 14 municipal corporation areas of the state, the first phase of Mukhyamantri Shahari Slum Health Scheme was started on 01 November 2020. Under this, health check-up and treatment and medicine distributions were started by going to slums by 60 mobile medical units. On 31 March 2022, it was expanded to the entire urban body areas of the state and 60 more mobile medical units were started for further expansion.

New India Literacy Program to commence in Chhattisgarh: Mr. Bhupesh Baghel

Raipur | 09-Sep-2022 1150

Seven thousand people participated in the webinar organized on International Literacy Day

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Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel, in his message on the occasion of International Literacy Day on 8 September, said that Navbharat literacy program will be run in Chhattisgarh. This campaign will run for 5 years. In this program, along with providing basic literacy and numeracy knowledge to the illiterate persons, they will also be trained about the skills that are life- useful . Under this campaign, work of creating digital literacy, financial literacy, legal literacy, electoral literacy, skill development, basic education, continuing education, as well as special awareness on cleanliness and sanitation will also be done. The Chief Minister said that the innovative programs of Chhattisgarh are being continuously appreciated in the country and We have to work continuously towards making one-fourth of the population of the state literate.

School Education Minister Dr. Premsai Singh in his message said that old age education and lifelong education have been given an important place in the National Education Policy. He said that it is necessary for the quality of education that along with the teachers, parents should also contribute in the education of the children, so it is also very important to educate the illiterate parents. He requested all the bodies and teachers of the School Education Department to make their invaluable contribution in bringing the deprived persons to the mainstream by becoming volunteer teachers.

More than seven thousand people participated in the webinar organized today on Literacy Day. School Education Secretary Dr. S. Bharathidasan said that the state has a proud history of working literacy program in mission mode and in an innovative manner. He asked to actively contribute towards the success of the work in coordination with Samagra Shiksha SCERT and State Literacy Mission Authority. Mr.Rajesh Singh Rana, Special Secretary, School Education Department and Director, State Literacy Mission Authority said that the decision to celebrate International Literacy Day was taken by UNESCO and this year's theme of Literacy Day is Transforming Literacy Spaces. He said that old age education has now been renamed as education for all. He further said that the cornerstone of a strong country is education and every possible effort should be made to turn the state towards literacy.

Additional Director SCERT Dr. Yogesh Shivhare said that special importance has been given to old age education and lifelong education in the National Education Policy. For the first time the subject of old age has been included in the state curriculum. Chhattisgarh is the first state in the whole country, where literacy center has been established in SCRT. Prashant Kumar Pandey, Assistant Director and Nodal Officer, State Education Mission Authority gave a presentation about International Literacy Week. In the beginning of the program, a film centered on the state song, Navbharat literacy program and Garhbo Digital Chhattisgarh were also screened.

Complete the work of road construction projects within the time limit: Chief Secretary Mr.Amitabh Jain

Raipur | 08-Sep-2022 1470

Chief Secretary reviews the works of National Highway Road Projects

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Chief Secretary Mr.Amitabh Jain reviewed various National Highway road projects in the state at Mantralaya Mahanadi Bhawan here today through video conferencing. In the meeting, a detailed review of the works under the National Highways and National Highways Authority, pending works and in-progress roads were reviewed in detail. The progress road projects under the Bastar division were also reviewed in the meeting. DGP Mr.Ashok Juneja and Secretary, Public Works Department Mr.Siddharth Komal Pardeshi were also present in the meeting. During the review of the works of the National Highway Road Project, the Chief Secretary directed the officials of the Forest Department, Public Works and National Highways Authority to coordinate the works like compensation for the construction of roads, land acquisition, and tree plantation or cutting. He told the officials that the construction work of the roads should not be discontinued under any circumstances, and all the necessary works should be completed on time.

In the meeting, the works of Bilaspur to Urga road under the National Highway in Bilaspur district, Pathrapali to Katghora in Korba district, Champa to Korba-Churi-Katghora and Urga to Pathalgaon road were reviewed. Similarly, information was taken from the officials regarding Urga to Pathalgaon in Raigarh district, Ambikapur to Pathalgaon in Surguja district and Ambikapur to Ramanujganj Garhwa road. The Chief Secretary took information from the officials regarding the progress of Pathalgaon to Kunkuri road and Durg-Raipur Bypass Bharatmala project and Raipur to Visakhapatnam Bharatmala project in the Jashpur district. In the meeting, information was taken from the officials about the status of the construction of roads under LWE-affected areas of Bastar division, which includes Bijapur Aavapalli, Basaguda, Jagargunda Road, Bijapur Modakpal Tarlaguda and Nelsanar to Kodoli Mirtur Gangalur Road.

Similarly, the works of Pedagudam-Golapalli road, Konta to Golapalli, Chintalnar to Mariaguda road and Bhejji to Chintagufa road were reviewed. Similarly, necessary instructions were given to the officials regarding the construction of Chhotedongar to Orchha road, Narayanpur to Sonpur Maroda road, Narayanpur to Palli Barsur road and Koylibeda-Pratappur-Kalgaon-Koylibeda and Antagarh-Bedma road in Kanker district. In the meeting, the collectors of Narayanpur, Kanker, Bastar, Sukma, Dantewada, Bijapur, and Kondagaon districts were instructed to take necessary action to provide land for the installation of new mobile towers in the Bastar division and to give necessary approvals for this. In the meeting, instructions were given to the officers to take immediate action regarding the pending allocations for optical fibre cable clearance under the Bharat Net project and other projects in the Bastar division. He directed the officers to take necessary action at the earliest to increase mobile connectivity in the newly formed Mohla-Manpur and Khairagarh districts. Officers of Public Works, Forests, National Highways, BSNL, Reliance Jio, CHIPS, including Principal Secretary, Forest and Home Department Mr.Manoj Pingua, ADG Mr.Vivekanand Sinha attended the meeting.

Cycle rally to raise nutrition awareness held in Raipur

Raipur | 07-Sep-2022 1204

Women and Child Development Minister Mrs. Anila Bhediya, Chhattisgarh State Commission for Women Chairperson Dr. Kiranmayee Nayak participated in the event

Cycle Rally spreads the message of "Sahi Poshan, Desh Roshan" and "Gadhbo Suposhit Chhattisgarh"

Mrs. Bhediya flagged off the nutrition awareness chariot

Nutrition oath was administered to make the society malnutrition free

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In a bid to achieve the goal of malnutrition-free Chhattisgarh and increase awareness regarding a healthy balanced diet among people, a cycle rally was organized in Raipur on Tuesday. Spreading the message of "Sahi Poshan, Desh Roshan" and "Gadhbo Suposhit Chhattisgarh", the rally started from Telibandha Talab here under the leadership of Women and Child Development Minister Mrs. Anila Bhediya. Observing 'Poshan Month', this cycle rally was organized by Women and Child Development in collaboration with UNICEF.

The rally saw the participation of the Chairperson of the State Women Commission Dr. Kiranmayee Nayak, Dharsiwa MLA Mrs.Anita Yogendra Sharma, Chief of UNICEF in Chhattisgarh Mr. Job Zachariah and a large number of members of UNICEF, NSS, various bi-cycle clubs and Anganwadi workers. On this occasion Smt. Bhediya flagged off the nutrition awareness chariot and administered the nutrition oath.

Mrs. Bhediya said that during the 'Rashtriya Poshan Maah', a nutrition-related awareness campaign is being run in the entire Chhattisgarh. Through this campaign, efforts are being made to spread the message of nutrition, health and cleanliness to the people. She said that the Chief Minister's Suposhan Abhiyan, which was initiated for the eradication of malnutrition in the state, has yielded positive results. People's cooperation is also necessary for the eradication of malnutrition. Dr. Nayak has appealed to people to take care of the nutrition of women and children, only then our state will be healthy.

Meanwhile, 'Poshan Abhiyan' is being operated from the year 2018 to reduce the rate of malnutrition and anaemia and realize the concept of a 'well-nourished India'. Under this, every year the month of September is celebrated as 'Rashtriya Poshan Maah' across the country to ensure community mobilization and bolster people’s participation.

Three Maoists surrendered to security forces in Sukma district

Sukma | 07-Sep-2022 1741

Sukma : Three Naxalites surrendered to security forces in Sukma district of Chhattisgarh on Tuesday.

The Maoists, including a woman, gave themselves up to the police and the Central Reserve Police Force, Sukma Superintendent of Police Sunil Sharma said.

Madkam Hidme was Vice President of Jantana Sarkar in Bijapur, Punem Kanna was a member of the Naxalite doctors panel and Karam Sukku was Vice President of Peddagalur Jantana Sarkar also in Bijapur, the officer said.

All three were involved in a gun battle with security forces in Budgicheru village in Bijapur district in 2015.

Dhamtari Money related issues killing a 33-year-old man

Dhamtari | 06-Sep-2022 1657

Dhamtari : Police on Sunday arrested four persons including a teenager for killing a 33-year-old man over money related issues in Dhamtari district.

Dhamtari Additional Superintendent of Police Megha Tembhurkar identified them as Amar Singh Jangade (48), Pradeep Kumar Patle (40), Lokesh Tondare (29) and a 17-year-old male.

Tondare hails from Dhamtari and the remaining three are from Mungeli.

After the body of Jyoti Prakash Sahu of Sirsia village was found in Chhiplipara village on Friday, the police learnt that he had given a loan of Rs 10 lakhs 10 months ago to Tondare.

Tondare agreed to return Rs 1 lakh each month. He returned Rs 6 lakhs.

When Sahu began to pressa Tondare to return the rest of the amount in one go, Tondare gave a contract of Rs 2 lakhs to professional killers, who beat him to death. A court sent them to prison.

Income of Bhomin and other farmers increases due to the Saur Sujala Yojna

Raipur | 06-Sep-2022 1238

Fields of farmers are turning greener due to better irrigation

Farmers getting 30-40 percent additional profit after the installation of solar pumps

Solar pumps installed in the fields of 55 farmers in Pinkapar and Navagaon.

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Due to the increased awareness among farmers in regard of the Saur Sujala Yojna, they are availing the benefits of this state government's scheme that uses solar energy, which is renewable and has no repurcussions on the environment . Now every village is equipped with solar pumps for the purpose of better irrigation. With the increase in the number of solar pumps installed, the income of farmers has doubled due to the increase in yield due to better irrigation facilities.There is a continuous demand by the farmers for the installation of solar pumps. A total of 4 thousand 116 pumps have been installed by CREDA in Rajnandgaon district so far.

Due to the awareness among the women of the villages of Pinkapar and Navagaon of Chhuria block, solar pumps have been installed in the fields of 55 farmers, in which most of the pumps are installed on the banks of the river bank which are surface pumps. Mrs. Bhomein Bai Kanwar,a resident of the village of Pinkapar said that 5 HP capacity solar pump is installed in her farm, which is sufficient for about 8-10 acres of land. Earlier, due to lack of means of irrigation, they were dependent on monsoon and due to lack of rain on time, the crop batches were ruined. Before the installation of solar pumps, the income from the total land was about Rs.1 lakh 50 thousand. With the installation of solar pumps, now paddy worth Rs 5-6 lakh is being produced in the same field due to adequate irrigation system. After harvesting the paddy crop, they produce wheat, gram, vegetables like bhata, cabbage, barbatti, tomato in which there is an additional income of about 40 to 50 thousand rupees.

Indabati Yadav, Shri Geetalal Yadav, Shri Chanuram Kanwar, Shri Sukalu Ram Kanwar of village Pinkapar told that due to lack of irrigation system, the farm used to remain barren for years. After installing the solar pump, now the income per acre has increased by 30 to 40 percent. Now the whole village is happy because of availing the benefits of the Saur Sujala Yojna which has greatly helped them in their agricultural activities.

Mr. Namsing Sahu, a resident of village Karmari informs that taking inspiration from the Agriculture Department,he has availed the facility of the installation of solar pumps on the banks of the culvert. A total of 10 farmers have installed solar pumps in the village. Now, after the adequate supply of water in the area of irrigation has increased from 4 acres to 10-11 , farmers are now earning an income of 50-60 thousand rupees annually, which is used for the additional production of paddy, gram, wheat, vegetables. Along with the farmers, solar pumps are also being installed in Gauthans. There are many such villages where 15-20 pumps have been installed. The main objective of the solar pump to be set up by the state government under the 'Saur Sujala' scheme is to provide adequate irrigation facilities to the farmers of the state who were earlier dependent on monsoon for their yield.

The use of solar pumps is helping in increasing agricultural production in the state as well as in conserving and promoting ground water and strengthening the rural economy. Collector Doman Singh said that the Saur Sujala Yojana has brought great relief to the farmers and they are becoming financially sound. Farmers do not have to pay any kind of electricity bill for the usage of these pumps, due to which farmers have got freedom from unnecessary expenses. Millions of rupees of electricity are being saved by the installation of solar pumps and proper utilisation of land, coal is being also saved as these pumps run on solar energy which also has an added environmental benefit of getting rid of carbon dioxide and smoke emitted due to burning of coal. District Officer CREDA Mr. Sanket Dwivedi said that this scheme is greatly beneficial for those farmers who do not have proper arrangement for irrigation or in case of non-affordability of electricity extension line till the farmer's field due to financial limitations. Earlier,the farmers were dependent on monsoons ,and in the time of low rainfall,farmers were suffering with low agricultural yield which was making them financially weak. In view of such circumstances, the work of installation of solar energy based irrigation pump is being done by CREDA through Saur Sujala Yojana with the financial support of the Chhattisgarh Government.

Kiran Pisda, a woman player from Chhattisgarh, has been selected for the senior Indian football team

Raipur | 05-Sep-2022 1751

Raipur : Kiran Pisda, a woman player from Chhattisgarh, has been selected for the Indian senior team for the South Asian Football Championship to be held in Nepal.

Pisda is a resident of Baloda district and is training at the Girls Football Academy operated by the Sports Department at the Swami Vivekananda Stadium, Raipur.

The academy was started in 2020. She will play as a forward for the Indian team. She will be the first player from the state selected for the national football senior team.

Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel has congratulated her.

Quality roads are being constructed in Chhattisgarh: Public Works Minister Mr. Tamradhwaj Sahu

Raipur | 30-Aug-2022 1187

Following the announcement by the Chief Minister, approval for the construction work of bridges in all the divisions has been obtained

Administrative approval of Rs. 927.27 Crore for building 39 bridges in 7 districts have been received

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The Chief Minister of Chhattisgarh Mr. Bhupesh Baghel discussed ensuring quality and speed in the works relating to the construction of bridges and culverts in the state. For this, the Chief Minister has also announced new construction works in many districts. According to the announcement by the Chief Minister, 10 works have been approved for bridge construction in Ambikapur, Jagdalpur, Raigarh, Bilaspur, Durg, and Raipur. Besides this, an estimate of the ten works has also been sent.

The officers of the Public Works Department have informed Mr. Tamradhwaj Sahu that an administrative approval of Rs. 927.27 crores for building 39 bridges at the cost of more than Rs. 10 crores each in Jagdalpur, Ambikapur, Raigarh, Bilaspur, Durg, Raigarh, and Kanker has been obtained, out of which Rs. 607 crores has been spent. The divisional officers have informed that under the Mukhyamantri Sugam Sadak Yojana, 4132 works worth Rs. 495 crores have been approved, out of which 2245 works have been completed, 870 works are in progress, and 973 works are at tender level. Additionally, 24 works under the A.D.B project are in progress.

Chief Minister Bhupesh baghel expressed grief over the accident in Ramdaha Falls

Raipur | 29-Aug-2022 1147

Raipur : Chief Minister Shri Bhupesh Baghel has expressed deep grief over the accident in Ramdaha Falls and the Chief Minister has directed the Korea Collector to keep a constant watch on the rescue operation.

It is to be known that outside the Ramdaha Falls there is a clear warning written in the board that bathing here is strictly prohibited. Even after this the family went there to take a bath. The warning board was not followed by these people.

It is noteworthy that today a tragic accident has happened in Ramdaha Falls, about 100 km from Baikunthpur headquarters, in which 7 people of Singrauli district of Madhya Pradesh drowned in water, out of which 2 have been taken out, who have been sent to the hospital, One of whom has died. The condition of the other is fine now. Search is on for the remaining 5 people. All are residents of Madhya Pradesh. The team of police administration is continuously searching. The families of these people have also been contacted.

chhattisgarh government employees and officials will be on an indefinite strike

Raipur | 24-Aug-2022 1127

RAIPUR : The protest will be staged under the banner of the Chhattisgarh Karmchari Adhikari Federation (CGKAF).

Adamant on their demand of 34 percent Dearness Allowance (DA) and revision of House Rent Allowance (HRA), Chhattisgarh government employees and officials will be on an indefinite strike from Monday.

They are demanding pending 6 percent DA, which is still less in comparison to what Central government employees get.

The protestors are also demanding revision of HRA as per the 7th Pay Commission at par with the Central government employees.

Work in schools is expected to be unaffected as all the three major associations of government teachers have decided to abstain from the strike, union leader Sanjay Sharma said.

Earlier, the employees had gone on a five-day strike and given an ultimatum of an indefinite strike from August 22 if their demands remain unfulfilled.

CGKAF patron Vijay Jha said the Chhattisgarh government had recently hiked DA by 6 percent but it was insufficient.

"We are also fighting for the arrears to be paid from January 1, 2020 from when the Central government declared DA for its employees. We have been given the DA from the present date and the arrears of 22 months are still pending," he said.

Similarly, the officials and employees of the Chhattisgarh government were at present getting HRA based on the 6th Pay Commission, because of which they were suffering a loss, Jha said.

The Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BJYM) will hold a ‘Halla Bol’ on August 24

Raipur | 23-Aug-2022 1266

Raipur : The Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BJYM) will hold a ‘Halla Bol’ on August 24 before Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel’s residence to protest against unemployment and issues related to youths in the state.

The protest rally will be organized come what may, permission or no permission, former Minister Brijmohan Agrawal and state spokesperson Ajay Chandrakar told the media on Sunday.

Agrawal said the claims regarding employment made by the Congress government are factually incorrect.

Chandrakar said 21 lakh youth have been registered with the state employment exchange. The recruitment process of 14,580 teachers was conducted but for the last three years only 9

Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel attends the Dashgatra ceremony of Late Mr. Ashok Sinha

Raipur | 22-Aug-2022 1110

Expressed condolences to the family members

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Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel attended the 'dashgatra' ceremony of Late Mr. Ashok Sinha, resident of Mana Basti. The Chief Minister met the family members of Late Mr. Sinha and expressed condolences and consoled the family members. The Chief Minister paid homage by paying floral tributes to the portrait of Late Mr. Ashok Sinha. On this occasion MLA Mr. Satyanarayan Sharma, Chairman of State Food Civil Supplies Corporation Mr. Ram Gopal Agarwal, Chairman of State Mineral Development Corporation Mr. Girish Devangan, President of District Co-operative Bank Raipur, Mr. Pakanj Sharma, Ward Panch of Mana Basti Mr. Kunal Sinha and many citizens. was present.

Courtesy meeting of Mrs. India 2022 first runner-up Mrs. Archana Verma with Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel

Raipur | 03-Aug-2022 1489

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Mrs. India 2022 First-Runner-up Archana Verma had a courtesy call on Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel at his residence office here this evening. She told the Chief Minister that she was the first runner up in the Mrs. India 2022 competition held in Delhi from July 06 to 10. He told that he is an IT consultant by profession.

Since childhood, she has been involved in many cultural activities due to her interest in the field of art. Mrs. Archana said that during the traditional round in Mrs. India competition, she displayed the culture and traditional dress of Chhattisgarh. Which was appreciated by all including the organisers. The Chief Minister congratulated and congratulated Smt. Archana Verma for her achievement. On this occasion Shri T.R. Verma and Shri Bhishma Kashyap were present.

A farmer's agricultural land mortgaged for two years was redeemed with the help of money received from Godhan Nyay Yojana

Kabirdham | 06-Jul-2022 2606

Shravan Kumar Yadav,resident of Singhari village earned more than one and a half lakh rupees in two years

Kabirdham : "Hamar Kaka Bhupesh Baghel ke Gobar kharidi Yojna baney hai" . Shravan Kumar Yadav was all praises for the state government's Godhan Nyay Yojna which helped him redeem his land which was mortgaged for the past two years. He goes on to narrate his story. In the 'Jeth' months of May and June 2020, I had to mortgage the agricultural land as per my financial conditions. I have redeemed that land after two years,in the 'Jeth' month of 2022, even after fulfilling the needs of my house. I have to thank Godhan Nyay Yojna which has improved my financial condition and helped me to get my land back. I have earned substantial amount by selling cow dung."

Shravan Kumar Yadav, a resident of Sindhari Gram Panchayat of Bodla, is one of the many beneficiaries of Godhan Nyay Yojna who has earned an income of more than one and a half lakh rupees by selling cow dung. Shravan further informs that he had one acre of agricultural land which he had to mortgage for a sum of Forty five thousand Rs. Now, he has received financial assistance from the state government run Godhan Nyay Yojna and has released his mortgaged land along with his wife's jewellery which was mortgaged as well. He has invested some amount of the financial assistance in sowing paddy, fifteen thousand Rs. for land levelling, and has brought utensils for his house worth two thousand Rs. He says that he doesn't have to borrow money for his household expenses anymore. He is successfully managing his household expenses by the financial aid provided by the Godhan Nyay Yojna.

Giving information about the beneficiary Shri Shravan Kumar Yadav, Shri Bhagwat Dhurve, Secretary, Gram Panchayat Sindhari and Village Gauthan Management Committee, states that since August 2020, Shravan Kumar is selling cow dung in the village. So far 75174 kg of cow dung has been sold by him, in lieu of which Rs 1,50,348 has been issued to him from the government. Shravan Kumar basically falls below the poverty line and the money for selling his cow dung is received in his savings account in Chhattisgarh State Rural Bank branch Sindhari.

Gauthan is becoming the center of progress: Collector Kabirdham

While discussing about the benefits being given to the villagers by the Godhan Nyay Yojana, Collector Kabirdham Shri Janmejay Mahobe says that Gauthan has been constructed in all the rural areas of the district and Gauthan is being developed as an economic center for the rural populace. Cow dung is procured in all the Gauthans by the Village Gothan Management Committee. On the basis of the dung purchased, the amount is transferred to the beneficiary by the government in his savings account. This is the reason that the villagers are getting a lot of financial benefits from this scheme.

While discussing, Chief Executive Officer, District Panchayat Kabirdham, Mr. Sandeep Kumar Agrawal says that the economic condition of Singhari resident Mr. Shravan Kumar Yadav has already improved a lot. He is taking care of his children well, freed his mortgaged land and jewellery, fulfillment of household items etc. and all this work has been done in a very short span of two years.

It is mandatory to provide free textbooks, uniforms and stationery to the children admitted under R.T.E.

Raipur | 06-Jul-2022 1293

Divisional Joint Director and District Education Officer should strictly follow the instructions

Raipur : An Order has been issued by the government in the course of the decision of the High Court on the students in private schools under the Right to Free and Compulsory Child Education Act (RTE) . According to this, along with free education, it is mandatory to provide free textbooks, uniforms and stationery to the beneficiary students by the schools. But it has come to notice through various means that some private schools are not providing these facilities to the beneficiary students, which is in violation of the orders of the High Court and the government.

Director Public Instruction has directed all the Divisional Joint Directors in their subordinate districts and District Education Officers that in private schools operating in the districts, where RTEs are being run,it should be ensured to monitor those schools and strictly follow the instructions of the government. It is noteworthy that under the Act, the District Education Officer has been declared as a competent officer within his working area. It has also been directed by the Director Public Instruction that if any private school does not follow the rules, or violates these rules, then strict action should be taken against the concerned school as per the provision in the Act.

Present Durg collector Mr Bhure will be the new collector of Raipur

Raipur | 28-Jun-2022 2375

Shri Bhure will be the new collector of Raipur.. Order issued by the state government

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Chhattisgarh

Removed the Chhattisgarh BJP in-charge D Purandeshwari and named Vice President Om Mathur in her place

Free treatment done for 27 lakh people from Chief Minister Urban Slum Health Scheme

New India Literacy Program to commence in Chhattisgarh: Mr. Bhupesh Baghel

Complete the work of road construction projects within the time limit: Chief Secretary Mr.Amitabh Jain

Cycle rally to raise nutrition awareness held in Raipur

Three Maoists surrendered to security forces in Sukma district

Dhamtari Money related issues killing a 33-year-old man

Income of Bhomin and other farmers increases due to the Saur Sujala Yojna

Kiran Pisda, a woman player from Chhattisgarh, has been selected for the senior Indian football team

Quality roads are being constructed in Chhattisgarh: Public Works Minister Mr. Tamradhwaj Sahu

Chief Minister Bhupesh baghel expressed grief over the accident in Ramdaha Falls

chhattisgarh government employees and officials will be on an indefinite strike

The Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BJYM) will hold a ‘Halla Bol’ on August 24

Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel attends the Dashgatra ceremony of Late Mr. Ashok Sinha

Courtesy meeting of Mrs. India 2022 first runner-up Mrs. Archana Verma with Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel

A farmer's agricultural land mortgaged for two years was redeemed with the help of money received from Godhan Nyay Yojana

It is mandatory to provide free textbooks, uniforms and stationery to the children admitted under R.T.E.

Present Durg collector Mr Bhure will be the new collector of Raipur

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