Chhattisgarh / Gariaband
Gariyaband girl to get treatment at Narayana Super Specialty Hospital after Chief Minister’s intervention
Will get relief from heart disease
Gariyaband TNINS
05-year-old Yogendri hailing from Chinkrabhatha village under Deobhog development block of Gariyaband district will get free-of-cost treatment for her heart disease at NHMMI Narayana Super Specialty Hospital, Raipur.
Meanwhile, Chief Minister Shri Bhupesh Baghel had reached Deobhog as a part of his statewide ‘Bhent-Mulaqat Abhiyan’. He received information about Yogendri suffering from congenital heart disease. Shri Baghel directed the officials concerned to provide immediate medical assistance to the girl. On the instructions of the Chief Minister, complete information regarding Yogendri’s disease was obtained by the RBS team of the Deobhog development block. After having a discussion with the family, Deobhog Block Medical Officer made arrangements for her free-of-cost treatment at NHMMI Narayana Super Specialty Hospital, Raipur. The parents agreed to take their daughter to Raipur for treatment and the hospital concerned has also been informed about the same.
The parents have expressed their heartfelt gratitude to the Chief Minister for his cooperation and for ensuring free medical arrangements for the treatment of their daughter.
#Bhent-Mulaqat, Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel in the Bhent-Mulaqat public interaction programme organized at Devbhog area of Gariaband district
#Bhent-Mulaqat, Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel in the Bhent-Mulaqat public interaction programme organized at Devbhog area of Gariaband district
-Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel reached Pariabahra for Bhent-Mulaqat.
-The Chief Minister distributed checks of assistance amount to the beneficiaries of various beneficiary oriented schemes.
-The Chief Minister started his Bhent-Mulaqat Abhiyan by garlanding the portrait of Chhattisgarh Mahtari.
-Farmer Shri Krishna Kumar Nag informed the Chief Minister during Bhent-Mulaqat that his loan of Rs 50,000 had been waivedoff. Paddy totaling 65 quintals has been sold.
-Both the money saved from the loan cancellation and the money received from the Rajiv Gandhi Kisan Nyay Yojana have given him a great deal of relief.
-Krishna Kumar Nag stated that he purchased three tractors to which he is renting them out to generate income.
-The Women Self Help Group's Keshari Sonwani told the Chief Minister that her organisation had made 359 quintals of vermicompost. With the money she made, she purchased a pair of gold earrings for herself.
-Food Minister Shri Amarjeet Bhagat was also present in the program.
1. Devbhog will be made a Nagar Panchayat.
2. Jhakharpara will be given the statues of a sub-tehsil.
3. Construction of a new building of Devbhog Girls Higher Secondary School announced.
4. Renovation of Devbhog's children's school building announced.
5. Opening of a branch of District Cooperative Rural Bank in village Sinapali announced.
6. Construction of new community building in Devbhog announced.
7. Announcement of beautification of Kosta Muda pond.
8. Sanction of Rs 30 lakhs to develop Rishi waterfall as tourism destination announced.
9. Construction of high-level bridge at Beladdnala.
10. Announcement to name Sardapur ITI after Amar Shaheed Bhojram Tandi.
11. Announcement of construction of bridge in village Moongia and Jhakharpara.
Chief Minister Shri Bhupesh Baghel inaugurated and performed Bhoomipujan of 203 development works worth Rs. 68.59 crores for Rajim assembly constituency
TNINS
Chief Minister Shri Bhupesh Baghel on Tuesday inaugurated and performed Bhoomipujan of 203 development works worth Rs 68 crore 59 lakh 93 thousand for Rajim assembly constituency as a part of his ‘Bhent Mulaqat Abhiyan’. This includes Bhoomipujan of 167 works costing Rs 57 crore 81 lakh Rs 71 thousand and the inauguration of 36 works costing Rs 10.78 crore.
Chief Minister Shri Baghel performed Bhoomipujan of one work costing Rs 151.16 lakh under the Electricity Department, 7 works costing Rs 13.41 crore under the Public Works Department, 3 works costing Rs 7.65 crore under the Water Resources Department, 8 works costing Rs 6.71 crore under Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana, 17 works costing Rs 16.59 crore under Public Health Engineering Department, 33 works costing Rs 3.82 crore under Nagar Palika Gariyaband, 48 works costing Rs 2.89 crore in Nagar Panchayat Rajim, 29 works costing Rs 2.88 crore in Nagar Panchayat Fingeshwar, 2 works costing Rs 20.14 lakh under Gariyaband Janpad Panchayat, 7 works costing Rs 84.49 lakh under Chhura Janpad Panchayat and 12 works costing Rs 1.27 crore under Fingeshwar Janpad Panchayat.
Similarly, Shri Baghel inaugurated 5 works under the Public Works Department costing Rs 5.58 crore, 4 works costing Rs 1.51 crore under the Forest Department, 2 works costing Rs 74 lakh under the Health Department, one work costing Rs 1.62 crore under Tribal Development Department, 3 works costing Rs 16 lakh under Gariyaband Janpad Panchayat, 11 works costing Rs 64 lakh under Chhura Janpad Panchayat and 10 works costing Rs 50 lakh under Fingeshwar Janpad Panchayat.
Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel performed the Bhoomipujan of the Incubation Center and Rural Industrial Park based on forest produce
TNINS
The Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel today performed the Bhoomipujan of the forest produce - based incubation center and rural industrial park in the remote forest zone of Devbhog of the Gariyaband district to further strengthen the rural infrastructure. He also approved the amount of Rs. 7.42 crores for the establishment of the rural industrial park.
On this occasion, the Chief Minister said that this forest produce - based park will prove to be a milestone in the road to the economic and social upliftment of thousands of forest produce collector families living in the forest zones. On this occasion, the Food Minister Mr. Amarjit Bhagat was also present.
Gariaband: Divyang Mr. Santosh's face beamed with joy after receiving a Motorised Tricycle.
Gariaband: Divyang Mr. Santosh's face beamed with joy after receiving a Motorised Tricycle.
Gariaband, TNINS
Chhattisgarh government is working hard to ensure that every eligible beneficiary receives the benefits of the schemes. Public welfare schemes are being reached even to the last person in society under the leadership of Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel.Divyang Mr. Santosh Kumar Nishad, a resident of Gadaghat village in Gariaband district's Chura development block, received a motorised tricycle. Taking immediate cognizance of his application the Social Welfare Department recently provided tricycles in the Collectorate premises under Upkaran Pradan Yojana, Mr. Santosh, was delighted to receive the tricycle, stated that it will now be simpler to conduct business in adjacent villages. Previously, he had to sell Murrah-Chana while sitting in one location to cover his daily expenditures. Now he will no longer experience mobility issues and will be able to do his normal tasks easily. Mr. Santosh thanked the government for providing the tricycle and expressed his gratitude.
The Chief Minister announced to name ITI Fingeshwar after Baba Gurughasisas and approved to give 48 computers as demanded by students of ITI Fingeshwar.
The Chief Minister announced to name ITI Fingeshwar after Baba Gurughasisas and approved to give 48 computers as demanded by students of ITI Fingeshwar.
Also announced to name ITI Fingeshwar as Baba Guru Ghasidas
Construction of barrage drain in Akarbara for drinking water and irrigation of 18 villages, Fingeshwar sub-tehsil given the status of full fledged tehsil, and other announcements were also made
Bhent Mulaqat campaign: Rajim vidhansabha, village Fingeshwar
Raipur, TNINS
,Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel reached the village Fingeshwar of Rajim assembly in Gariaband district under the Bhent mulaqat campaign and met the general public at the main event venue after having food at the home of a farmer namely Mr. Biselal Sahu of Fingeshwar. He,then worshiped Chhattisgarh Mahtari and wished for happiness and prosperity and distributed materials to the beneficiaries. He took information from the farmers about the arrangement in paddy sale and purchase centers and said that our government has made a convinient plan in the interest of farmers. He also informed that the fourth installment of Rajiv Gandhi Nyay Yojana would be given on March 31.
The Chief Minister also announced the following;Rs 133.12 lakh for making Fingeshwar sub-tehsil a full-fledged tehsil, construction of additional rooms in Phanikeshwar Nath Government College, Fingeshwar, necessary additional rooms in 6 primary and 4 secondary schools of Fingeshwar and sanctioned to enhance seat capacity in post matric girls hostel Gariaband, he also announced an increase of 50 seats to 100 seats. Apart from this, Kopra was also given the status of a nagar panchayat. Moreover, on the demand of students he announced to give 48 computers to the ITi of Fingeshwar and also announced to name this ITI after Baba Gurughasisas, he also announced the construction of a new bridge between Bhandari to Raveli,repair work of dilapidated bridge located on RD.1350 m from Kasarbai to Patoradadar road, construction of bridge over Pagar Nala on Hardi-Kasarbai-Behrabuda road, upgradation of the high school of village Borsi to higher secondary , construction of barrage drain in Akarbara for drinking water and irrigation of 18 villages
The Chief Minister interacted with the public regarding state government schemes and Mukesh Sahu of Barula village informed of that he earned 70 thousand by selling cow dung under Godhan Nyay yojna. With this, he bought a sewing machine and also taught tailoring to his wife. Today she is also contributing in the family's income. Mr. Sahu said that earlier we used to throw cow dung in Ghurwa, now we are preserving it and getting money for it, for which we express our gratitude to the Chief Minister. A member of the women's self-help group of Jenjra village told that they been making vermi compost manure for two years. The income received from selling it is used for the expansion work of the group, vegetables have also been planted in their badi. They also requested to build a shed to keep vermicompost. On this, the Chief Minister directed the officials to take necessary action instantly.
Mr. Deepak Bhardwaj, President of Rajiv Yuva Mitan Club Village Teka, said that the activities of Yuva Mitan Club have given a boost to the cultural programs in the state. Sports events are also being held in Chhattisgarhia Olympics. Due to this, the talents of the state are getting a chance to progress. Mr. Ghanshyam Prasad Gupta, the beneficiary of the Haat Bazar Clinic scheme, said that on Saturdays a team of doctors comes to the market and examines them and gives medicines free of cost. The Chief Minister said that the treatment has become expensive but proper healthcare facilities is every citizens right, and In view of this, we are giving free treatment and medicines and all of you must take advantage of this.
Ms. Urmila Dhruv of Binauri village, a beneficiary of Mukhyamantri Suposhan Yojana, told that she used to be unwell due to very low hemoglobin, the Anganwadi worker informed her about the scheme where nutritious food is being provided in the Anganwadi center. After the regular consumption of the same has resulted in maintaining proper hemoglobin levels in her. Mr. Gautam Nishad, the beneficiary of Rajiv Gandhi grameen Bhumiheen krishi majdoor nyay Scheme, informed that he has recieved the money from 2 installments of the scheme which has helped him financially.
Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel distributed goods and cheques of financial aid to the beneficiaries in the Bhent-Mulaqat program organized at Chhura in Gariaband district
TNINS
Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel today distributed goods and cheques of financial aids to the beneficiaries under various departmental schemes in the Bhent-Mulaqat program organized at Chhura, the development block headquarters of Rajim assembly constituency.
In the programme, fish nets, ice boxes and growth promoters were provided to 16 beneficiaries of the Fisheries Department. Similarly, knapsack sprayers were provided to 5 beneficiaries by the Agriculture Department, bicycles were provided to 20 girl students of Swami Atmanand School Chhura under Free Saraswati Bicycle Scheme by the Education Department. Tricycle was provided to 1 beneficiary whereas two beneficaries were given electronic cycle, 2 beneficiaries were provided wheelchairs and hearing aids were given to 10 beneficiaries under the Welfare Department.
Chief Minister Mr. Baghel gave cheques of Rs. 80 thousand each to 5 women self-help groups under Women and Child Development Department, and a cheque of Rs. 1 lakh to one beneficiary under Panchayat and Rural Development Department.
Bhent Mulaqat: Village Chhura : While holding discussions with the farmers, the Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel requested them to donate paddy stubble for the sake of Gauseva
#Bhent Mulaqat: Village Chhura : While holding discussions with the farmers, the Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel requested them to donate paddy stubble for the sake of Gauseva
The Chief Minister said that he is visiting Rajim’s sacred land to conduct Bhent-Mulaqat with the public
Raipur / 5 December 2022 TNINS
The Chief Minister Mr. Baghel gave information on schemes run by the State Government including important ones like Kissan Rin Maafi Yojana, Dhaan Kharidi Yojana (being done at the highest rate in the nation), Godhan Nyay Yojana, Suraji Gaon Yojana, Narwa Garuwa Ghurwa Badi Yojana, Mukhyamantri Suposhan Abhiyan, Rajiv Gandhi Yuva Mitan Yojana.
He said that he launched the Karz Maafi Yojana for the welfare of farmers right after the formation of their Government, thus fulfilling his promise. He started a direct conversation with the common people while taking feedback.
Gariaband : Maize Cultivation empowering rural farming families
'More than 18 quintals of maize produced in two and a half acres of land acquired from forest rights lease'
Gariaband TNIS
The ambitious farmer- friendly schemes of Chhattisgarh government are proving to be a boon for the farmers who are earning substantial income by engaging in the cultivation of alternative cash crops. Even farmers of the state involved in small scale farming are also earning a better income from farming. With the initiative of the government and their hard work, farmers are writing new success stories . Continuous efforts are being made by the government and administration to make the farmers of the state financially empowered and to bring positive changes in their lives. To encourage farmers to take on the cultivation of new crops, the Agriculture Department is taking the initiative of connecting them with high quality seeds of different kinds of cash crops and educating them about modern farming.
One such story is of Salik Ram Dhruv hailing from Jaitpuri village, settled in the Vananchal area under Gariaband development block. Salik began to engage in maize cultivation by making better use of the forest patta given by the government after heeding advice and efforts of the Agriculture Department. Like most of the farmers of the state,salik was involved in paddy cultivation before.But with the guidance from the Agricultural Department, he planted free maize seeds (KMH-3426) provided by the Agriculture Department in two and a half acres of his field and he accomplished a great yield by producing about 18 quintals of maize from this cultivation. With maize cultivation, he has made substantial profit by selling more than 8 quintals in the open market. Salik Ram says that seeing the quality of maize, businessmen from nearby and other districts also used to come and buy maize. This improved his financial condition to a great extent.
Instead of the commonly adopted paddy farming, his family is becoming financially empowered with the income from maize. Salik Ram informs that out of the total production, about 10 quintals of maize will now be sold under the Rajiv Gandhi Kisan Nyay Yojana. With this they will also get the dividend of this scheme. Salik Ram is also educating his son Atmaram and others about the the tricks of farming alternative cash crops. Now both father and son are involved in farming in their land. His son Atmaram said that the yield of maize has come out really well, which has encouraged him to pursue this even further. He also said that the internet of youth is rising towards farming due to alternative and modern approaches towards farming. Atmaram said that he would encourage nearby farmers to take up other crops as well. So that they can also get empowered financially. Salik Ram,along with maize farming is also involved in fish farming and mushroom production and is earning additional profit with these alternative farming. Salik Ram and his son Atmaram thanked the State Government, District Administration and Agriculture Department for making them financially viable, to pursue maize cultivation.
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