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Gariaband widow receives compassionate appointment within one month

Raipur | 29-Jun-2024 442

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Raipur : Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Deo Sai's government is consistently making efforts in the interest of the people, ensuring that those in need receive compassionate appointments within the specified timelines. Smt. Bedmati Dhruv from Gariaband district received her compassionate appointment just one month after applying. She expressed her gratitude to the Chief Minister for the government's quick action.

Smt. Bedmati Dhruv's husband, Shri Dhanendra Pratap Dhruv, served as the village panchayat secretary and passed away suddenly on June 3 of this year. On June 19, Smt. Dhruv applied for a compassionate appointment at the Janpad Panchayat in Gariaband. District Panchayat CEO Smt. Rita Yadav promptly processed the application and approved her appointment on June 26, following a thorough examination of the application. Subsequently, Smt. Dhruv has been appointed as the Panchayat Secretary at Gram Panchayat Malgaon (Administrative) in Gariaband district.

It is worth mentioning that during the 'Jandarshan' programme on June 27, Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Deo Sai directed officials concerned to expedite the resolution of applications for compassionate

Bike Ambulance Service Proves to Be a Boon in Remote Areas

Raipur | 29-Jun-2024 609

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Emergency Ambulance Service for Those in Need

Raipur : Under the guidance of Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Deo Sai and the directives of Health Minister Shri Shyam Bihari Jaiswal, continuous efforts are being made to enhance healthcare facilities in the state. In the same sequence, the bike ambulance service was introduced by the district administration in the inaccessible villages of Kota block, Bilaspur district. This service has proven to be a boon for the people of these remote villages. This initiative, led by Collector Mr. Avneesh Sharan, aims to extend healthcare services to the villages of Kota block through the 'Sangwari Express' bike ambulance service.

Currently, four bike ambulances are operational, providing round-the-clock transportation to hospitals for those in need. Due to the challenging geographical conditions of a large part of Kota block, it is often impossible to access these areas by road. In emergency situations, the bike ambulance has become an excellent free transportation medium for villagers to travel to and from hospitals. The 'Sangwari Express' bike is designed like a mini-ambulance, capable of transporting a patient to the hospital without inconvenience. Like other ambulance services provided by the state government for public health, this facility is also entirely free. The bike ambulance has proved to be a blessing, especially for pregnant women and others residing in the remote forest areas of Kota block.

Assistance to Thousands of Patients

Since the bike ambulance service was commenced in Kota block, 1,339 patients have directly benefited from it, including patients from all categories. The service has reached 385 patients at Shivtarai PHC, 322 at Belgahna PHC, 366 at Kenda PHC, and 266 in Amagaon. Pregnant women from forest areas are transported to centers for institutional deliveries, and postpartum mothers are safely taken home after delivery using these bike ambulances.

Beneficial for Children As Well

The bike ambulance is also used for the regular health check-ups of pregnant mothers, vaccination of children, and treatment of seasonal illnesses. Villagers express their gratitude to the government for this facility. They state that previously, the lack of transportation made it challenging to access medical care, but the bike ambulance service has alleviated these difficulties. Mrs. Roshni from Bagdhara village shared that she was taken to the hospital for delivery using the bike ambulance, and this facility is indeed very beneficial for the villagers. Mrs. Ishwari Gond from Mohli village expressed her gratitude for the bike ambulance service, stating that it has proven to be life-saving.

She was transported to the Amagaohan Government Hospital at 11 PM for delivery using the bike ambulance. She further said that because of this service, both she and her baby are completely safe. Mr. Mahesh Dhanwad, a 27-year-old from Tuluf Gram Panchayat, was bitten by a snake and was immediately taken to the hospital using the bike ambulance. He is healthy today because of the prompt treatment he received.

Chief Minister Shri Sai's first 'Jandarshan'

Raipur | 28-Jun-2024 455

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Chief Minister Sai's empathy, compassion and simplicity was evident in his interaction with the public

Shri Vishnu Deo Sai met people, listened to their grievances and ensured redressal for five hours straight

Raipur : Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Deo Sai's commitment to providing the citizens with transparent, sensitive, and effective administration is increasingly becoming evident. From the time he assumed office, Shri Sai has made efforts to bring governance closer to the people, and today this intent of his was realized through 'Jandarshan' program. Chief Minister Shri Sai's 'Jandarshan' program is aimed at addressing the grievances of the state’s residents. First 'Jandarshan' program was organized on Thursday 27 June at CM House, where Chief Minister Shri Sai individually met with thousands of people from remote areas of the state. He listened empathetically to their problems and expectations, and directed departmental officials to promptly resolve the complaints and applications received.

Large number of people showed up to attend the first Jandarshan program of Shri Sai at CM House today. Although the scheduled time for the interaction was from 11 AM to 1 PM, due to the overwhelming presence of the public, the Chief Minister extended the duration. He assured the attendees that he would meet each of them and listen to their issues and expectations, leading to the program running continuously for five hours from 11 AM to 4 PM. Meanwhile, Chief Minister Sahi Sai patiently listened to the grievances of individuals from all age groups.

The Chief Minister’s sense of empathy and compassion towards the people has bridged the gap between the public and the administration. Chief Minister instructed officials to provide adequate treatment and support to those suffering from various illnesses, and personally attended to the needs of differently-abled individuals by distributing necessary equipment like hearing aids and tricycles. Additionally, he directed officials to make necessary arrangements for youths aspiring for higher education and competitive exams.

Despite the heat and humidity, people patiently waited for their turn to convey their grievances to the Chief Minister. They met him one by one and handed over their applications. People were greatly relieved after their interaction with the Chief Minister. Over 1,500 individuals submitted their applications, which mainly pertained to revenue, urban local bodies, health, education, construction work, and discretionary grants. All the applications received were registered, and tokens were provided to the applicants.

Immediate Approval of Rs 1.5 Lakh for Brain Surgery by Chief Minister: At the Jandarshan program, hearing aids, tricycles, certificates, and other necessary assistance were provided on the spot to differently-abled individuals. Immediate arrangements were also made for the treatment of those suffering from severe illnesses. Chief Minister approved Rs 1.5 lakh for brain surgery for Amit Soni of Dhamtari and sanctioned INR 50,000 for the treatment of Varsha Chandwani.

Chhattisgarh Government Committed to Peaceful Development of the Community - Chief Minister Mr. Sai

Raipur | 26-Jun-2024 514

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'No Innocent Person Will Be Bothered in Any Way'

Delegation of Satnami Community Meets Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Deo Sai

Raipur : Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Deo Sai stated that Chhattisgarh Government is committed to maintaining peace and harmony within every community while fostering inclusive development. He acknowledged the cooperation of the peace-loving and non-violent Satnami community in achieving these goals.

Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Deo Sai expressed these views while speaking to the delegation of Satnami community. This Delegation led by Rajaguru Dharmaguru Gurubaladas Sahib Ji paid a courtesy call on Chief Minister yesterday at his residence office in Raipur. The meeting was also attended by Arang MLA Guru Khushwant Sahib and several Rajmahants from the Satnami community across the state.

Delegation of Satnami Community Meets Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Deo Sai

Assuring the delegation, Chief Minister Shri Sai described the recent incident in Baloda Bazar district as extremely unfortunate. Satnami community is deeply saddened by such occurence. He promised stringent action against the perpetrators. He reassured the community members that no innocent individuals would be harassed in any way, but those found guilty would not be spared. He emphasized that the actions taken by the government and administration would be entirely just.

During the discussion, Chief Minister Shri Sai emphasized that the administration is ensuring that no innocent person is implicated in the incident. He also informed that a committee, chaired by Revenue Minister Shri Tankram Verma, has been constituted by the government. The community can provide information about innocent individuals to this committee to ensure that those not involved in the incident are not subjected to any action.

The delegation unanimously stated that the Satnami community has always been cooperative and will continue to support the state government's efforts to maintain peace and harmony. They highlighted that the Satnami community follows Baba Guru Ghasidas and has always been peace-loving. The community strongly condemns the incident, which was perpetrated by anti-social elements, and asserts that the community has no involvement in it. The community expressed deep sorrow over the incident and called for stringent action against those responsible to prevent such incidents in the future.

The occasion was also graced by the presence of Satnami community members, including Rajmata Gurumata Praveen Mataji, Guru Somesh Baba, Guru Saurabh Sahib, Rajmahant Shri Jait Kumar Satnami, Rajmahant Shri Anup Satnami, Rajmahant Shri Kamta Prasad, and Rajmahant Shri Kunjal, among many others.

Deputy Chief Minister Shri Vijay Sharma inspects Koni ITI in Bilaspur district

Raipur | 26-Jun-2024 568

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Instructions given to prepare an action plan for the development of the institute

Efforts will be made to preserve it as a heritage building

संस्थान के विकास के लिए एक्शन प्लान बनाने दिए निर्देश

Raipur : Deputy Chief Minister Shri Vijay Sharma inspected the model ITI located at Koni in Bilaspur district today. The institute currently accommodates around 1200 students enrolled in 33 different trades. During his visit, Shri Sharma toured various departments and engaged with students. He also held a meeting with officials to discuss the institute's development.

Shri Sharma stressed the importance of restoring the institute's prestige, stating, "Directions have been given to prepare an action plan in consultation with public representatives." He further stated that there is a need to build one more hostel as there are currently only two hostels for 125 students, which is insufficient. He instructed officials to start mess facilities in the existing hostels and proposed, "New trades should be introduced according to current demand, while trades with limited job opportunities should be considered for closure."

He added that the ITI currently spans 60 acres of land. The institute's income could be increased by converting some of its front portion for commercial purposes. Since it is recognized as Asia's first ITI, efforts should be made to preserve it as a heritage building. He also instructed to clean the institute's campus.

MLA Shri Sushant Shukla, District Panchayat President Shri Arun Singh Chauhan, Collector Shri Awanish Sharan, along with other officials and public representatives were also present.

Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Deo Sai Pays Homage on Dr. Shyama Prasad Mukherjee's Death Anniversary

Raipur | 24-Jun-2024 440

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Raipur : Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Deo Sai today paid homage to the eminent educationist, nationalist thinker, and ideologue Dr. Shyama Prasad Mukherjee on his death anniversary. Chief Minister offered floral tributes to Dr. Shyama Prasad Mukherjee's portrait at his residence office.

On this occasion, Chief Minister Shri Sai said that Dr. Shyama Prasad Mukherjee's personality was characterized by dedication, integrity, and patriotism. He stated that Shri Mukherjee's ideas hold relevance and continue to inspire us today. Dr. Mukherjee will always be remembered for his profound love for the nation and his unwavering commitment to its unity and integrity. Following his ideals, we are determined to build a prosperous and powerful India.

Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Deo Sai met with Union Minister of State for Jal Shakti Shri Raj Bhushan Choudhary on Tuesday

Raipur | 19-Jun-2024 593

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Chief Minister informed that out of the targeted 5,050,012 households, 3,917,491 (78.21%) now have tap connections

Raipur : Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Deo Sai, along with Deputy Chief Minister Shri Vijay Sharma, met with Union Minister of State for Jal Shakti Shri Raj Bhushan Choudhary at his residence office on Tuesday. During the meeting, the Chief Minister honoured Shri Choudhary by presenting him with a shawl, a shriphal, and a memento.

They discussed the progress of the Jal Jeevan Mission aimed at providing clean drinking water through tap connections across Chhattisgarh. The Chief Minister informed that out of the targeted 5,050,012 households, 3,917,491 (78.21%) now have tap connections. Dhamtari district leads with tap connections provided to 98% of households, the highest in the state. In Raipur district, 93.42% of households have tap connections, followed by Rajnandgaon with 88.50%, Mungeli with 87.27%, Janjgir-Champa with 87.21%, and Durg with 87.16%. Moreover, over 75% of the Jal Jeevan Mission work is completed in 13 districts, and in 3,371 out of 19,647 villages, 100% of the work is finished. The effort to provide tap water connection to villagers is underway in 16,257 villages.

Food and Civil Supplies Minister and Revenue Minister took stock of the damage caused by the vandalism and arson at the Collectorate office in Balodabazar district

Raipur | 18-Jun-2024 526

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Ministers assessed the ongoing renovation work in the damaged areas and instructed officials to expedite the completion

Ministers also directed the officials to expedite the necessary steps to ensure insurance payouts to the victims of damaged vehicles

Raipur : Chhattisgarh Government's Food and Civil Supplies Minister Shri Dayaldas Baghel and Revenue Minister Shri Tankram Verma visited the district headquarters in Balodabazar on Monday. They took stock of the damage caused by the vandalism and arson perpetrated by anti-social elements at the Collectorate office a few days ago.

Ministers assessed the ongoing renovation work in the damaged areas and instructed officials to expedite the completion

Both ministers inspected the exterior of the entire building and various sections of the Superintendent of Police office. They assessed the ongoing renovation work in the damaged areas and instructed officials to expedite the completion. They also reviewed the applications submitted to the Superintendent of Police office for documenting vehicles damaged during the incident. They also directed the officials to expedite the necessary steps to ensure insurance payouts for the victims. Additionally, they met with the victims, listened to their concerns, and provided the necessary instructions to the officials for resolving the issues.

Former MLA of Bhatapara constituency Shri Shivratan Sharma, former MLA of Bilaigarh constituency Dr Sanam Jangde, Collector Shri Deepak Soni, and SP Shri Vijay Agrawal were also present.

Urban Bodies to be Made Energy Efficient; Energy Audits to Address Deficiencies

Raipur | 15-Jun-2024 527

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Deputy Chief Minister Mr. Arun Sao gives instructions regarding Electricity Bills and Energy Audits Across All Urban Bodies

Emphasis on Use of Solar Energy Over Conventional Energy Sources; Aims to Reduce Energy Expenditure and Improve the Environment

Third-Party Professional Agencies to Conduct Electricity Bill and Energy Audits in Urban Bodies

Raipur : Deputy Chief Minister and Minister of Urban Administration and Development, Mr. Arun Sao, has issued instructions regarding electricity bills and energy audits in all the 184 urban bodies of the state. He has directed that the conventional energy should be replaced with solar energy wherever possible. Addressing the officials of the Urban Administration Department, he highlighted that due to a lack of funds in many bodies, electricity bills are not paid on time, leading to unnecessary surcharges and arrears payments each year. Conducting audits on energy and electricity bills will facilitate cost-saving measures. Mr. Sao emphasized promoting green energy use in urban bodies to save on electricity costs and improve the environment. He has directed a phased approach to have energy audits conducted by third-party professional agencies.

Urban bodies have acquired a large number of electricity connections for public amenities such as drinking water supply and street lighting. The Electricity Department has installed thousands of meters in all the 184 urban bodies of the state. These meters are read monthly, and accordingly bills are issued to the urban bodies. Each month, significant amounts are spent on electricity dues, and sometimes additional payments are made as surcharges and arrears. Annually, approximately Rs 100 crores to Rs 200 crores are transferred to the Electricity Department for adjusting electricity bills in urban bodies. Currently, about ₹800 crores of pending payments are increasing surcharge amounts.

Considering this situation, Deputy Chief Minister Mr. Arun Sao, in a departmental review meeting, instructed officials to audit electricity bills and conduct energy audits of urban bodies. This will allow for a clear assessment of actual electricity consumption and unnecessary surcharge payments. Post-audit, policies will be developed to reduce electricity consumption and establish solar energy plants. Over the long term, reducing electricity consumption and installing solar energy plants could save approximately ₹800 crores to ₹1,000 crores. Additionally, urban bodies will gain carbon credits through the use of green energy. Mr. Sao stated that the savings could fund infrastructure development and new schemes to provide basic amenities to citizens. Incorporating solar energy into energy management and reducing thermal energy use will also promote environmental sustainability.

Instructions for Maximizing Solar Energy Use to Make Urban Bodies Energy Efficient; Pilot Project Plan Underway

Deputy Chief Minister Mr. Arun Sao has instructed that urban bodies be made energy efficient through the maximum utilization of solar energy. The Urban Administration Department is preparing a pilot project plan to gather accurate data on electricity consumption in urban bodies through energy audits. These audits will identify real consumption, irregularities, and deficiencies in the system, and analyze electricity dues. This will promote the use of energy-efficient devices, economize dues through reduced consumption, and adopt alternative arrangements like solar energy systems in a phased manner. The Government of India has also initiated innovative schemes like PM KUSUM, PM Suryodaya, and PM Suryaghar to promote solar energy use over conventional energy.

Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Deo Sai and Assembly Speaker Dr. Raman Singh review progress of new assembly building under construction in Nava Raipur

Raipur | 14-Jun-2024 720

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Chief Minister directed senior officials to complete the construction work within the stipulated time frame and reviewed the status

Construction of the Legislative Assembly building should be planned with future generations in mind”: Assembly Speaker Dr. Raman Singh

Since people from all over the country visit the Legislative Assembly, the construction should ensure the building stands out nationwide: Shri Brijmohan Agrawal

Minister Shri Agrawal suggested planting significant trees native to Chhattisgarh, such as Mahua, Kusum, Sal, and Sagon, within the premises

New Legislative Assembly premises will consist new assembly building, MLA rest house and residences for officers-employees

Raipur : Speaker of the Legislative Assembly, Dr. Raman Singh, and Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Deo Sai reviewed the progress of the construction of the new Legislative Assembly building, the MLA rest house, and the residential quarters for officers and employees in Nava Raipur on Thursday. The review meeting took place at the Chief Minister’s residence office. During the meeting, the Chief Minister directed senior officials to complete the construction work within the stipulated time frame while maintaining high quality. He emphasised that the progress should be reviewed to ensure timely completion.

Chief Minister directed senior officials to complete the construction work within the stipulated time frame and reviewed the status

The Speaker of the Legislative Assembly, Dr. Raman Singh, emphasised that the construction of the Assembly building should be planned with future generations in mind. He directed the officials to make the entire Assembly complex solar-powered, setting an example for the entire country. Dr. Singh stressed the importance of integrating green environment technology throughout the premises and urged for extensive tree plantation. Besides ornamental plants, he suggested planting significant trees native to Chhattisgarh, such as Mahua, Kusum, Sal, and Sagon, within the premises. He also recommended implementing rainwater harvesting systems and mechanisms to reuse water for irrigation. Additionally, Dr. Singh proposed constructing a natural pond to ensure water availability. To enhance the efficiency and diligence of the construction work, he instructed the Chief Secretary to conduct review meetings every month.

The Parliamentary Affairs Minister, Shri Brijmohan Agrawal, directed officials to use high-quality and modern materials in the construction of the new Legislative Assembly. He emphasised that since people from all over the country visit the Legislative Assembly, the construction should ensure that this Assembly building stands out nationwide. Shri Agrawal remarked that the Chhattisgarh Legislative Assembly is the largest panchayat in the state and should serve as a grand example across the country. In addition to reflecting Chhattisgarh's culture, the premises should incorporate replicas of heritage sites like Sirpur and others.

The construction of an impressive new Legislative Assembly complex is currently underway in Nava Raipur's Atal Nagar area, spanning on a vast 20.78-hectare site at an estimated cost of Rs 217.12 crores. This ambitious project aims to reflect Chhattisgarh's rich cultural heritage while incorporating modern amenities. The complex will include a new Assembly building, a rest house for MLAs, and residential quarters for officers and staff.

Officials from the Public Works Department informed that the construction of the new Legislative Assembly building will be completed by December 2024, with the interior work scheduled for completion by June 2025. The new Assembly building, designed to accommodate 200 MLAs, will feature state-of-the-art facilities including the Legislative Assembly Secretariat, three meeting halls, a canteen, a central hall, a visitors' gallery, a media lounge, a convention hall, an art gallery, a dispensary, a bank, and a post office. Additionally, akin to the Parliament building, a dedicated Cabinet meeting hall is also under construction. The building will showcase the cultural heritage of Chhattisgarh, incorporating Bastar art, Jaspur art, and contemporary urban art styles.

The Deputy Chief Minister, Shri Arun Sao, the Parliamentary Affairs Minister, Shri Brijmohan Agrawal, the Finance Minister, Shri O.P. Choudhary, and the Chief Secretary, Shri Amitabh Jain, Chief Minister's Secretary Shri P. Dayanand, Legislative Assembly Secretary Shri Dinesh Sharma, Public Works Department Secretary Shri Kamalpreet Singh, Finance Secretary Shri Rajat Bansal, and Secretary of Forests and Environment Department Smt. Sangeeta R, were present along with other concerned officers

Prayas School Fulfilling Tribal Children's Dream of Studying in IITs

Raipur | 14-Jun-2024 999

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32 Students from Prayas School Qualify for JEE Advanced in 12th Grade

51 Students Selected for IITs and 94 for NITs in Past Five Years

Prayas School Competing with Renowned Coaching Institutes

Raipur : The Prayas School in Raipur is giving tough competition to well-known coaching institutes. 32 students from this school, currently in 12th grade, have qualified for the JEE (Joint Entrance Examination) Advanced, making them eligible for admission to various IITs (Indian Institutes of Technology) and equivalent national institutes. Most students who get into the country's top technical institutes (IITs and equivalents) usually prepare for one or two years after 12th grade. However, the 32 students from Prayas School have achieved their goal of getting into these prestigious technical institutes while still studying in 12th grade. The JEE is a tough national-level competitive exam in which lakhs of students from across the country participate.

32 Students from Prayas School Qualify for JEE Advanced in 12th Grade

In the recently announced JEE Advanced results on June 9, Kuldeep Kumar from Prayas School in Raipur secured an All India Category Rank of 459. Omprakash Netam got an All India Category Rank of 473, and Rudraksh Bhagat achieved an All India Category Rank of 825. Coming from impoverished tribal families in the remote regions of Mohla-Manpur-Ambagarh Chowki, Kondagaon, and Surguja, these three children have achieved significant academic success. Their fellow students also performed remarkably: Trilok Pankara secured an All India Category Rank of 1123, Liladhar Thakur secured 1174, Pankaj Rawate secured 1592, Gaind Lal secured 1638, Adarsh Raj Pankara secured 1661, and Shubham Kashyap secured 1801. These children come from remote and Tribal regions of the state. Under the skilled guidance of teachers at Prayas School, these students have taken a significant step towards achieving their dreams through hard work and talent.

Prayas School in Raipur helps talented tribal students from grades 9 to 12 fulfil their dreams of studying at prestigious technical institutes like IITs and NITs. In April, 64 students from this school qualified for JEE Mains, making them eligible for JEE Advanced, and now, 32 of them have also qualified for JEE Advanced. Those who have cleared JEE Advanced can take admission in various IITs and equivalent institutes, while those who qualified for JEE Mains can pursue their dreams at NITs and similar institutes. Over the last five years, Prayas School has seen 51 of its students secure admission in various IITs, and 94 students getting selected for NITs by clearing the challenging national-level JEE exams.

Children from remote and tribal areas of Chhattisgarh are studying at Prayas School in Saddu, Raipur. The school has around 700 students from grades 9 to 12. In the 2023-24 academic year, 166 students were studying in mathematics (PCM) stream. Smt. Manjula Tiwari, Principal of Prayas School, explains that students in grades 11th and 12th are taught with a focus on preparation for competitive exams like JEE along with board exams. Due to the school's integrated approach to education, students perform well in both board exams and competitive exams. She also mentioned that students are grouped based on their intellectual level and classroom performance to address their academic issues. Many students from Prayas School are selected not only for IITs and NITs but also for other engineering colleges every year.

Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Deo Sai's compassionate intervention restores hearing for elderly man

Raipur | 12-Jun-2024 479

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Chief Minister's directive leads to rapid hearing aid installation for Shri Kaita in just two days

Raipur : Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Deo Sai's compassionate intervention has enabled a 72-year-old man to once again hear the voices around him. Shri Ramdev Ram Kaita, a resident of Kunkuri block in Jashpur district, had been grappling with hearing loss due to ear-related issues. Hindered by financial constraints, he lacked the means to seek treatment. Two days ago, Shri Kaita visited the Chief Minister's residential office and shared his problems with Shri Sai, who promptly instructed officials concerned to address the matter.

Today, in the Chief Minister's residential office, in the presence of Shri Vishnu Deo Sai, officials from the Social Welfare Department fitted digital hearing aids in both of Shri Ramdev Ram Kaita's ears. These aids will significantly enhance his auditory experience, enabling him to hear more clearly. Expressing heartfelt gratitude to Chief Minister Shri Sai, Shri Kaita remarked that the Chief Minister is a savior of the underprivileged. Shri Kaita stated that he hadn't expected that his issue would be resolved so quickly and he found that the Chief Minister was exactly as he had heard about him.

Health Minister Shri Shyam Bihari Jaiswal, Revenue Minister Shri Tank Ram Verma, Chief Minister's Secretary Shri P. Dayanand, and Additional Director (Social Welfare) Shri Pankaj Verma were also present.

The digital hearing aid fitted in Shri Ramdev Ram Kaita's ears is a modern device costing nearly Rs 50,000. It operates on batteries and ensures clear auditory reception.

PM-Janman Yojana reaches Baiga-dominated villages: Special camps scheduled from June 10 to July 3 in Gaurela Pendra Marwahi

Raipur | 11-Jun-2024 494

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Raipur : Aiming to extend the benefits of the Pradhan Mantri JANMAN Yojana, special camps are being organized in 13 Baiga-dominated Gram Panchayats of the Gaurela development block from June 10 to July 03. These camps will operate on different dates from 10 am to 5:30 pm. The scheme aims to uplift the social and economic conditions of Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups (PVTGs). Under this initiative, efforts will be made to enhance community infrastructure, elevate the social and economic status, and ensure that every Baiga family receives 100 per cent benefits from government schemes.

As part of the PM JANMAN Yojana, various essential documents and entitlements will be provided to Baiga families during these camps. This includes Aadhar Card, Ration Card, MNREGA Job Card, Pradhan Mantri Awas, Electricity Connection, Ujjwala Gas Connection, Ayushman Card, Social Security Pension, Har Ghar Nal Jal, Forest Rights Certificate, Voter ID, Caste Certificate, Bank Account, Kisan Credit Card, PM Kisan Samman Nidhi, Soil Health Card, and assistance for the remaining beneficiaries of Pradhan Mantri Suraksha Bima.

The camp schedule is as follows: June 10 at Chuktipani Gram Panchayat, June 12 at Baigapara of Gram Panchayat Kenvachi, June 13 at Amadob Gram Panchayat, June 14 at Dongritola of Gram Panchayat Devargaon, June 19 at Dhanauli Gram Panchayat, June 20 at Joradongri of Gram Panchayat Pandaripani, June 21 at Peeparkhuti Gram Panchayat, June 24 at Sidhbaba of Gram Panchayat Thadpathra, June 26 at Chikniyapara of Gram Panchayat Pakria, June 27 at Uparpara of Gram Panchayat Salheghori, June 28 at Saraipani of Gram Panchayat Dahibahra, July 1 at Semarha of Gram Panchayat Andhiyarkhoh, and July 3 at Talvatola of Gram Panchayat Gorakhpur.

Deputy Chief Minister Shri Vijay Sharma announces judicial inquiry into Jaitkhambh vandalism at Giraudpuri Dham

Raipur | 11-Jun-2024 582

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Raipur : In response to calls from various organizations and representatives of the Satnami community, Deputy Chief Minister and Home Minister Shri Vijay Sharma, acting on the directive of Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Deo Sai, has announced a judicial inquiry into the vandalism incident near the sacred Amar Gufa of Giraudpuri Dham, specifically targeting the revered Jaitkhambh.

Shri Sharma firmly stated that any actions disrupting social harmony will not be tolerated within the state, stressing that stringent measures will be taken against those responsible for such acts. Besides, he appealed to all citizens to uphold social unity. The incident, which occurred on the night of May 15-16, saw an attempt to damage the revered Jaitkhambh.

Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Deo Sai visits Chhattisgarh Niwas

Raipur | 10-Jun-2024 634

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Took information about facilities from officials, gave necessary instructions

Raipur : Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Deo Sai today inspected Chhattisgarh Niwas, the new guest house of Chhattisgarh in New Delhi. He took stock of the arrangements and gave necessary instructions to the officials.

Chhattisgarh Health Minister Shyam Bihari Jaiswal, Scheduled Caste and Tribal Development Minister Ramvichar Netam and Lundra MLA Prabodh Minj accompanied the Chief Minister. Chhattisgarh Niwas has been constructed at a cost of Rs 60 crore 42 lakh in Dwarka for the guests of Chhattisgarh.

During the visit, he took stock of cleanliness, security and other facilities. He thoroughly inspected the quality of the construction work, facilities and took other feedbacks from the officials.

The Chief Minister directed the officials that the guests staying at Chhattisgarh Niwas should not face any kind of inconvenience and their needs should be taken care of.

Chhattisgarh Niwas, the new guest house has been constructed for the guests of Chhattisgarh in Sector 13 of Dwarka. Chhattisgarh Niwas has 10 suite rooms, 67 rooms, a meeting hall including dining hall and waiting area and a tower for the employees. During the inspection, Chief Minister was accompanied by Media Advisor Pankaj Jha, Press Officer Alok Singh, Public Relations Commissioner Mayank Shrivastava, Residential Commissioner Shruti Singh and other officials.

Information Brochure College of Food Technology

Raipur | 18-Apr-2024 1696

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Faculty of Agricultural Engineering Indira Gandhi Krishi Vishwavidyalaya Krishak Nagar, Raipur, Chhattisgarh, India-492 012

Raipur : Food Technology is a branch of science that deals with the techniques involved in production, processing, preservation, quality management, packaging, labeling, capacity building and skill development in food processing and creation of value chain, entrepreneurship development and distribution of food products.

The field also involve techniques and processes that are used to transform raw material into processed products, reduction in post-harvest losses etc. Chhattisgarh government has recognized the importance of food processing technology and started first Food Technology College at Raipur under Indira Gandhi Krishi Vishwavidyalaya in 2020.

Under this 4-year degree program, B. Tech. (Food Technology) degree will be awarded to the students. Its syllabus is approved by Indian Council of Agricultural Research, New Delhi and latest to fulfill the demand of industry and market.

Academic Programme

College offers 4-year under-graduate academic program leading to the degree of B. Tech, in the discipline of Food Technology.

Degree :- Under Graduate

Program :- B. Tech. (Food Technology)

Duration :- 4-year/ 8-semester

Intake :- 36

Admission Procedure

→ The eligibility for admission to college is 12th pass with Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and English.

→ Students also have to clear Pre-Engineering Test conducted by CGVYAPAM.

→ Admissions will be given on merit in PET examination.

→ Domicile of CG

→ Age Limit: 16 years (minimum)

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Lok Sabha Elections-2024: Departure of polling parties begins for the first phase of voting in Chhattisgarh.

Raipur | 17-Apr-2024 1165

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Polling teams are being sent by helicopter to sensitive areas

Raipur : Today, polling parties were sent by helicopter to the polling centers in Bastar Lok Sabha constituency for the first phase of voting under the Lok Sabha Elections-2024 in Chhattisgarh.

Today 56 polling parties were sent by helicopter to Bijapur, Sukma and Narayanpur districts under Bastar Lok Sabha constituency. On April 17, 100 polling parties will be sent via helicopter to districts Bijapur, Sukma, Kondagaon, Dantewada and Narayanpur.

It is noteworthy that under the first phase of Lok Sabha elections 2024, the date of voting in Bastar Lok Sabha constituency is 19 April 2024 and the counting date is 4 June 2024.

1410 children get gold medal in Ayurveda College Hospital

Raipur | 17-Apr-2024 978

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Raipur : Today, 1410 children were given gold medal in Government Ayurveda College Hospital, Raipur to improve their ability to heal, digest power, memory power, physical strength and prevent diseases. On every Pushya Nakshatra Tithi, Gold Prashan is given to the children aged between 0 to 16 years by the Kaumarbhritya Department of Ayurveda College Hospital. Along with Swarnprashan, pediatrician Dr. Lavkesh Chandravanshi also examined the health of the children.

Principal Prof. in Government Ayurveda College Hospital premises. Dr. G.R. Chaturvedi, Hospital Superintendent Prof. Dr. Praveen Kumar Joshi and Head of the Department of Kaumarbhritiya, Prof. The gold medal was awarded under the direction of Dr. Neeraj Aggarwal. Swarnprashan coordinator Dr. Lavkesh Chandravanshi said that it is very beneficial for the all-round development of children. The postgraduate and undergraduate students of the college make important contributions every month. On other Pushya Nakshatra dates of this year, 1235 children were given gold medal on 25th January, 1402 on 21st February and 1720 children were given on 19th March by Ayurveda College Hospital.

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