Chhattisgarh / Rajnandgaon
Chief Minister unveiled the statue of Chhatrapati Shivaji
Cheques worth Rs 4.70 crore distributed to beneficiaries under various public welfare schemes
Rs 2 crores 84 lakh 20 thousand returned to 4 thousand 309 investors of the chit fund company
Distributed 'Certificates for Regularisation of Chhattisgarh's Unauthorised Development' to eight beneficiaries
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Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel unveiled the statue of Chhatrapati Shivaji at Chhatrapati Shivaji Park located in Budhasagar of district headquarters Rajnandgaon. On this occasion, Chief Minister Mr. Baghel distributed cheques worth Rs. 4 crores 70 lakh 47 thousand 988 to the beneficiaries of various public welfare schemes of the government. Besides, he also gave away the certificates of Chhattisgarh Anadhikrit Vikas Ka Niyamitikaran Adhiniyam (Regularization of Chhattisgarh's Unauthorised Development). Chief Minister also handed over the cheques worth Rs 2 crore 84 lakh 20 thousand 238 to the 4 thousand 309 investors who were duped by the chit fund company Sahara India.
In his address, Chief Minister Mr. Baghel stated that the statue was unveiled in commemoration of the historical figure Chhatrapati Veer Shivaji. In this program, funds are being distributed to the beneficiaries under several government initiatives. He stated that today, 4 thousand 309 investors of Sahara India received the cheques of total Rs 2 crore 84 lakhs 20 thousand 238. Chhattisgarh is the first state to take action against chit fund companies and refund the money to the investors. He stated that the government runs several public welfare initiatives for the general public. The speed of development in Chhattisgarh's villages, cities, and towns has accelerated. The government is always attempting to improve health, education, and sanitation. Farmers, businesses, and women are all benefiting from various programmes of the government, and Chhattisgarh is rapidly moving ahead on the path of development. Mr Baghel further said that through Bhent-Mulaqat campaign, he met social leaders, and sanctioned funds for several community buildings on their demand. The purpose of social/community buildings is to promote societal fraternity, communal harmony, overall development and upliftment.
Meanwhile, Mayor Mrs. Hema Deshmukh said that the land of Rajnandgaon is the land of litterateurs. It is the land associated with litterateurs Dr. Padumlal Punna Lal Bakshi, Shri Gajanan Madhav Muktibodh, and Dr. Baldev Prasad Mishra. The statue of Shivaji in Sanskardhani Nagri is now a symbol of bravery. she said that despite the COVID crisis, the pace of development remained uninterrupted. she heartily thanked Chief Minister for sanctioning an amount of Rs. 4 crores for the beautification of the city, Rs. 2 crores for the Punni Mela and Rs. 15 crores for social buildings to 11 societies.
In the program, Chairman Chhattisgarh State Rural and Other Backward Classes Areas Development Authority Mr. Daleshwar Sahu, Khujji MLA Mrs. Chhanni Sahu, Chairman Chhattisgarh State Antyavasaya Cooperative Finance and Development Corporation Mr. Dhanesh Patila, Chairman Chhattisgarh State Youth Commission Mr. Jitendra Mudaliar, Chairman District Cooperative Central Bank Maryadit Mr. Nawaz Khan, President Rajgami Estate Trust Mr. Vivek Wasnik, President of Municipal Corporation Rajnandgaon Mr. Harinarayan Dheketa, along with many public representatives, officers and a large number of general public were present.
During the program, Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel distributed cheques of financial aid to 972 beneficiaries under Mukhyamnatri Noni Shaktikaran Yojana, Safai Karamkar Prasuti Sahayata Yojana, contract workers, Gharelu Mahila Karmgar, Hamal Shramik Prasuti Sahayata Yojana and scholarship to their children, Asangathit Karmkar Prasuti Sahayata Yojana and Scholarship, Minimata Mahtari Jatan Yojana, Asangathit Karmkar Mrityu and Divyang Sahayata Yojana, Mukhyamantri Nirmaan Shramik Mrityu and Divyang Sahayata Yojana, Mukhyamantri Shramik Siyan Sahayata Yojana, and scholarship under Safai Karmakar yojana, amounting to Rs 1 crore 86 lakh 27 thousand have. As per the rule of Chhattisgarh Anadhikrit Vikas Ka Niyamitikaran Niyam (Chhattisgarh Regularization of Unauthorized Development Rule), a total of 8 beneficiaries Mr. Mahesh Kumar Ninave, Mrs. Sushma Rokde, Mr. Manohar Talreja, Mrs. Deepali Talreja, Mr. Govind Soni, Mr. Surendra Kumar, Mr. Mayaram Gangber, Mr. Pankaj Kumar Chaudhary received the cheques amounting Rs 2 crore 84 lakh 20 thousand 238 to 4 thousand 309 investors of India.
65 silver coins of Mughal era, other antiquities found in Bazar-Navagaon of Rajnandgaon district
Coins and other antiquities found kept in a pot during pipeline laying work under Nal Jal Yojana
Rajnandgaon TNINS
A total of 65 silver coins of the Mughal era have been found kept in a pot, during the digging for laying water pipeline work in Village Bazar-Navagaon (Gram Panchayat Badgaon-Charbhatha) under Dongargaon development block of Rajnandgaon district. According to antique experts, these coins of the Mughal period date back to about 1700-1800 AD. Apart from this, 3 tiger-shaped rings of mixed metal and 2 bracelets of mixed metal have also been found. The work was being done under the 'Nal Jal Yojana'.
Dongargaon Sub Divisional Officer Shri Sunil Nayak said that the departmental team including Dr. Pratap Chand Parakh, deputy director, Dr. Vrishottam Sahu, excavation assistant, and Dr. Rajeev Minj and Dongargaon SDO under the direction of Shri Vivek Acharya, Director Archaeology, Archives And Museums, Raipur inspected the site concerned and antiquities deposited to Dongargaon police station in-charge Shri Bareth. In a bid to preserve these antiquities, action is being taken to keep the same in Mahant Ghasidas Memorial Museum, Raipur.
The Director of Culture and Archeology Department Shri Acharya told that prima facie the silver coins found seem to be from the period of Mughal ruler Ahmad Shah Bahadur, which were minted in Cuttack. The script inscribed on the coins is Arabic-Persian.
Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel is conducting a review meeting : Rajnandgaon
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-Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel is conducting a review meeting of the officers. Culture minister Shri Amarjeet Bhagat also joined the meeting.
-Officers were given instructions to pay particular attention to the production- and industrial-related units that will be developed at Rural Industrial Park.
-A directive was issued to encourage the production of fly ash bricks and poultry farming as sources of income in Gauthans.
-RIPA aims to encourage entrepreneurs which will help to expand the activity of large-scale employment generation,
-When asked about land acquisition cases yesterday in Bhent-Mulaqat, the SDM replied that no one had received land acquisition at the earlier rate following the notification.
-The officer responded that crop-cutting is ongoing when asked about the experiment with crop-cutting.
-To ensure that non-irrigated farmers do not have any issues, instructions were given to the officials in the case of irrigated and non-irrigated farms.
-When questioned about the insurance, the horticulture officer stated, compensation has been paid out.
-The Food Officer stated yesterday that an investigation had been conducted and the woman's son had taken salt two days prior when questioned about the cause of Surgi's lack of salt for the previous two months. Additionally, it has an online status.
-According to information provided to officials, there are already 13,000 registrations for the Bhoomiheen Mazdoor Nyay Yojana, but there is room for additional registrations. Rural castes should receive their benefits if they are also eligible beyond agriculture.
-After visiting the district, identify any communities that are not engaged in agriculture and enroll their names into the Bhoomiheen Mazdoor Nyay Yojana
-The officials were asked in the meeting what progress has been made in completing the syllabus in schools other than Swami Atmanand English Medium School, and what the average course completion rate is, which the DEO stated is 65 percent. The officials were instructed to notify the collector. Its supervision is required.
-When questioned about the mid-day meal, the DEO stated that an inquiry is ongoing. Priority is given to conducting a detailed survey and updating the menu written on the walls.
-Instructions for caste certificates: Give the applicant a clear factual reason if there is no supporting documentation or evidence. Mention it clearly in the report if the certificate is not generated.
-Make a list of the students' names and castes, then deliver it to the Gram Panchayat for passing. This will lead to better coordination.
-Chief Minister Mr. Baghel enquired about the status of paddy procurement from officials, as well as gunny bags and payment; officials responded that there is an adequate arrangement for gunny bags, and payment was made within 48 hours.
-An 80-year-old man told me that he had benefited from Rajiv Gandhi Gramin Bhoomihin Krishi Mazdoor Nyay Yojana, and I felt relieved as I saw the satisfaction on his face. See how important this plan is. Its advantages should be broader in scope. Make sure the people receive its advantages. The situation will improve as you pay more attention to it-said the Chief Minister.
-He also asked about the compensation given to Tendupatta collectors; in response, the DFO provided detailed information on the cases that appeared in Chilhati.
-The officer responded that it took 15 minutes to trace and that his son had already received the salt when the Chief Minister asked about the issue of salt that arrived in Surgi. As stated by the Chief Minister, such matters need to be clarified right away so that individuals can be informed about the truth and avoid uncertainty.
-The Chief Minister queried about the state of Surgi's roads.
When the construction and maintenance of the road were specifically questioned, the PWD authorities said that the remote route need to be in good condition to which Chief Minister Shri Bhupesh Baghel said that this project should be done with utmost importance,
-The officer said that there is still time to reach the 15 percent target after the Chief Minister inquired about the caste certificate. complete it in mission mode.
-A complaint about damage caused by a chemical factory came from Sukuldaihan yesterday. The Chief Minister enquired about the facts in this respect; the Chief Minister stated that he should review the agreement and ensure that this does not occur during the planting of the paddy crop. Instructions were given for dealing with violations.
-The Chief Minister added that the street lighting should also be good when he asked about the civic organization. Continue to keep an eye on the progress.
-Officers were questioned about a case in which the Electricity Department requested compensation. The accident occurred, but no compensation was given.
As stated by the officer, no succession certificate was given.
The court is currently taking this into consideration.
The Secretary stated that such circumstances where disability has happened should be noted with us. In this regard, a review will be conducted.
-The Chief Minister suggested that some actions be taken in connection to BNC Mill. A jute mill can be started. To which an official said that it belongs to, the National Textile Corporation. It ought to be utilized more effectively, said the Chief Minister. Create a strategy for this soon. Talk about it with the organization as well.
-He further inquired about the progress of the actions against chit-fund companies, and the officer responded with specific facts. He stated that the investors had received a total distribution of Rs. 15 crores so far. Soon, Rs. 6 crores 92 lakh will be given up. The Chief Minister asked what measures had been taken against the directors.
-The Chief Minister said that there should be total transparency when the man also asked about the progress of revenue cases like enrollment and Batwara. No one should have to wander for their job. The satisfaction of the public is our top priority. When it is closely monitored, this will occur.
-The Chief Minister stated that the advantage of bhent mulaqat is that we can directly address the issues of the people and find solutions to them. give it a top priority
-The Chief Minister said that there are only a few months left to use all of your strength.
-Include the parents as well so that everyone can work together to ensure the kids are learning properly.
-In addition, the Chief Minister questioned pensions and scholarships, telling the people to perform well. The public interest is paramount. I'll keep visiting.
-Events like pairadaan should be promoted.
During the Bhent Mulaqat program, the Chief Minister performed the inauguration and Bhoomipujan of 22 development works worth Rs. 63 crores 61 lakh 21 thousand for Rajnandgaon region
Performed Bhoomipujan of 17 works worth Rs. 46 crores 88 lakh 39 thousand and inauguration of 5 works worth Rs. 16 crores 72 lakh 82 thousand
The Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel performed the inauguration and Bhoomipujan of 22 development works worth Rs. 63 crores 61 lakh 21 thousand under the Rajnanadgaon Vidhansabha region during the Bhent Mulaqat program. This included the Bhoomipujan of 17 works worth Rs. 46 crores 88 lakh 39 thousand and the inauguration of 5 works worth Rs. 16 crores 72 lakh 82 thousand. The Chief Minister performed the inauguration of 3 works worth Rs. 7 crores 96 lakh 79 thousand under the Executive Engineer Public Works Department Rajnandgaon, one work worth Rs. 2 crores 65 lakh under the Executive Engineer Water Resources Division, and works worth Rs. 6 crores 11 lakh 3 thousand under the Executive Engineer Bridge Construction Public Works Department Durg.
Similarly, the Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel also performed the Bhoomipujan of 7 works worth Rs. 6 crores 26 lakh 55 thousand under the Public Health Engineering Division, 1 work worth Rs. 2 crores 67 lakh 27 thousand under the Executive Engineer Water Resources Division Rajnandgaon, 1 work worth Rs. 15 lakh under the Executive Engineer Rural Engineering Service Division, 7 works worth Rs. 14 crores 4 lakh 59 thousand under the Executive Engineer Public Works Department Rajnandgaon, and one work worth Rs. 23 crores 75 lakh under the Chief Medical and Health Officer Rajnandgaon district.
Chief Minister inaugurated the Police Public Dialogue Center building in the office premise of Superintendent of Police, Rajnandgaon
Rajnandgaon, 23 November 2022 TNINS
Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel inaugurated the police public dialogue centre at the Superintendent of Police's office, Rajnandgaon today, during his visit to the area under statewide Bhent-Mulaqat campaign. With the construction of the police public dialogue room, meetings on various subjects related to the general public can be organized here.

It is noteworthy that the Police Public Dialogue Center building has been opened in the office premise of Superintendent of Police Office, Rajnandgaon, where discussions will be held between community heads and administrative officers on the occasion of important festivals or in the situations of law and order. This center will be utilized for holding meetings of the peace committee and press conferences regarding the criminal cases solved by the police.
You have created a fair government that protects the poor: Sian Anand Ram
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In the Bhent Mulaqat program of Sukuldahan,When Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel asked the beneficiaries whether they are availing the benefits of the Bhumiheen Krishi Mazdoor Nyay Yojna ,a resident of Sukuldahan namely Anandram informed about the benefits of this scheme recieved by him in an emotional tone .
Anandram said that the Bhent mulaqat is a great initiative where villagers and farmers are heard. Addresing Mr. Baghel he said "You have created a fair government, you have protected the poor."
Anandram further said "I do not have any land. Despite this, I recieved 6000 rupees which have been transferred in my account. It is a very nice plan, the farmer's are leading a happy life ,Even landless people are also very happy with the financial assistance provided by the state government". The Chief Minister expressed happiness on hearing the benefits being received by this old man and said that people who do not have any solid income are also getting relief from such public welfare schemes of the state government.
Chief Minister inaugurates dialysis unit at District Hospital Rajnandgaon
Chief Minister inaugurates dialysis unit at District Hospital Rajnandgaon
Free health facilities will be provided to patients belonging to remote areas and other districts
Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel today inaugurated the dialysis unit worth Rs. 50 lakh in the District Hospital, Rajnandgaon (Basantpur).With the launch of the dialysis unit, free health facilities will be provided to the patients. The government's installation of 5 dialysis units in the district hospital worth Rs.50 lakh will also benefit the patients belonging to remote areas and other districts. Kidney disease becomes serious when diabetes and high blood pressure increase and it stops functioning properly. The treatment for this disease is very expensive. This dialysis unit will prove to be effective in providing relief from this problem.
Government College Mopka-Nipania now bears the name of Late Ramnath Verma, as per an order issued by the Department of Education.
Implementation of the Chief Minister's announcement has created a wave of joy in the region.
According to an announcement from the chief minister, Mr. Bhupesh Baghel, the Government New College Mopka-Nipania in the Balodabazar-Bhatapara district has been renamed as Late Ramnath Verma Government College Mopka-Nipania. A directive in this regard has been released by the Higher Education Department of the Chhattisgarh government.
It is worth noting that the Chief Minister, Mr. Bhupesh Baghel, announced the naming of Government New College after the late Ramnath Verma, a Bhatapara area social worker. Late Ramnath Verma was always concerned with social welfare. He started functioning a primary school in his residence without any assistance from the government. He sowed the seed of education, which has grown into a college today. This college was established in 2018-19. The naming of the college after the late Ramnath Verma has caused a wave of pleasure throughout the region.
People's representatives and citizens in the area say that by calling Government New College Mopka-Nipania after the late social worker Late Ramnath Verma, Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel has paid true tribute to him. With a futuristic vision, the late Mr. Ramnath Verma donated approximately 6 acres of land for the expansion of the primary school. In the region, he accomplished an outstanding job of uniting people via social and religious activities, as well as increasing social collaboration and mutual brotherhood. As a result of his efforts, the Gram Sabha and Gram Panchayat overwhelmingly accepted the naming of the government's new college after him.
Chief Minister inaugurated Swami Atmanand English Medium School in Ambagarh Chowki
Taught the lesson of being disciplined in student life and focusing on goals

The Chief Minister inaugurated the Swami Atmanand English Medium School in the Ambagarh Chowki under the Khujji Vidhansabha region in the Mohla Manpur Ambagarh Chowki district during the Bhent Mulaqat program today. The Chief Minister Mr. Baghel was welcomed by school students wholeheartedly when he reached there. The Chief Minister inspected the resources and facilities in the school. The Chief Minister also distributed cycles to 97 female students of the 9th standard under the Mukhyamantri Saraswati Cycle Yojana. The students looked extremely excited and happy at receiving cycles from the Chief Minister. Giving his blessings to the students, the Chief Minister advised them to study well. Student life forms the foundation of an entire lifetime.
On this occasion, the Chief Minister said that students should set a definite goal and work towards achieving it. Don’t stop till you achieve your goal. The Chief Minister said that they should take inspiration from the lives of legends, and apply the lessons in their own lives to become successful. It is noteworthy that 573 students were granted admission to this Swami Atmanand English Medium School this year, out of which 300 are female students.
Archi Sharma, a student of 10th standard said that Swami Atmananad Schools were a remarkable endeavor of the State Government in the field of education for the students in Chhattisgarh. She said that the Chief Minister has done the commendable work of securing the future of the state’s children by opening Swami Atmanand English Medium Schools. She also said that this school is a good effort in improving the standard of education and it is helping students to march ahead in their lives. Qualified teachers have been recruited in the school who are not only providing them education but also other forms of guidance to do better in life.
Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel reached Chhuriya to inaugurate the new building of Swami Atmanand School there
Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel reached Chhuriya to inaugurate the new building of Swami Atmanand School there. Classes from 1st to 12th are being conducted in this school.
This School has 533 students enrolled for English medium and 779 students enrolled for Hindi medium education. This is the second year of operation of Atmanand School in Chhuriya.
During the visit, Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel interacted with the students at the school. He asked the students named Kashish Kosare, Annie Thomas, Yamini Sahu and Kartik Sinha whether practical classes are being held in the school or not? He also asked them about the teachers, quality of education and the facilities in the school.
Mr. Baghel also join the students named Mayank, Sabir, Dheeraj and Junaid for a game of carrom at the school.
Bhent Mulaqat: Vidhansabha Khujji, Village Chhuriya: Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel said during the Bhent Mulaqat Program that we make laws in the Vidhansabha, and formulate schemes and their rules in the Mantralay
The Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel has said during the Bhent Mulaqat program that we create laws in the Vidhansabha and formulate schemes and their rules in the Mantralay.
It has been 4 years of our governance in Chhattisgarh including two years spent fighting Covid.
Bhent-Mulaqat: Khujji assembly constituency, Village Churiya : While interacting with Chief Minister Shri Bhupesh Baghel, Shravan Kuman of Unchatola said that he practices farming on 3 acres of land

I have started the statewide Bhent Mulaqat campaign to determine whether, in these four years, the State Government’s schemes have been implemented at ground level.
-While interacting with Chief Minister Shri Bhupesh Baghel, Shravan Kuman of Unchatola said that he practices farming on 3 acres of land. A loan of Rs 50,000 has been waived off by the state government. Besides, he is getting a fair price for his produce by selling paddy at the procurement centre.
-He said that he is utilising the money saved from the input assistance received under the Rajiv Gandhi Kisan Nyay Yojana to make his farm organized.
-Shravan lauded the efforts of the Chief Minister for strengthening agricultural ecosystem in the state.
Bhent Mulaqat: Vidhansabha Khujji, Village Chhuriya: Children answered the questions asked by the Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel in Chhattisgarhi language in fluent English

The students Tulika Sahu and 12th standard student Sarthak Sahu fluently answered the questions asked by the Chief Minister in Chhattisgarhi in English.
The Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel has said that it is the goal of the Chhattisgarh Government that no student in the state should be deprived of good and quality education because of financial problems. Keeping this in mind, the Government has started Swami Atmanand English Medium Schools. Moreover, Swami Atmanand Schools have also been set up with Hindi medium. This initiative will ensure better opportunities for the children of Chhattisgarh.
Announcements made by Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel during the Bhent-Mulaqat programme at village Ghumka of Dongargarh assembly constituency
1. Ghumka to be made a Nagar Panchayat.
2. Swami Atmanand English Medium School to be opened in Ghumka.
3. Announcement of complete tehsil implementation of Ghumka within 3 months.
4. Branch of Cooperative bank to be opened in Baghera.
5. Announcement of canal lining from Ruse Dam.
6. Announcement of widening of Ghumka to Gopalpur road.
7. Announcement of canal lining and its expansion in Tendunala reservoir.
8. Announcement of canal lining work in Jewar Katta reservoir.
9. Upgradation of High School to Higher Secondary School at Haduva, Khara and Murmunda.

Ghumka to be upgraded as Nagar Panchayat, announced Chief Minister
Swami Atmanand English Medium School will be opened in Ghumka, and Tehsil office will operate as full Tehsil in three months
A Branch of Cooperative bank will be open in Baghera
Road from Ghumka to Gopalpur to be widened
Haduva, Khara and Murmunda High School will be upgraded to Higher Secondary School

Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel, during his visit to Ghumka village of Dongargarh assembly constituency in Rajnandgaon district, made several important announcements in response to the demand of public representatives and villagers. Mr. Baghel announced to make Ghumka a Nagar Panchayat, to open Swami Atmanand English Medium School in Ghumka. Regarding the earlier announcement of making Ghumka a Tehsil, Chief Minister said that within the next three months, the Tehsil office of Ghumka would start functioning as a full-fledged Tehsil. He inaugurated the branch of cooperative bank at Baghera, work of canal lining at Ruse Dam canals, road widening from Ghumka to Gopalpur, canal lining work at Tendunala reservoir and its expansion, canal lining work at Jewar Katta reservoir, and upgradingof Haduva, Khara and Murmunda High Schools to Higher Secondary Schools. Food Minister Mr. Amarjeet Bhagat and MLA Mr. Bhubaneswar Shobharam Baghel were also present on the occasion.
Chief Minister commenced his public interaction programme by garlanding the portrait of Chhattisgarh Mahtari and lighting the traditional oil lamp. Chief Minister also distributed various goods including nutrition kits, sewing machines, gas cylinders, seed kits to the beneficiaries, under the schemes of various departments. On the occasion, Chief Minister unveiled the statue of Rani Avanti Bai in village Ghumka. After performing customary rituals at Sheetla Mata Mandir in village Devridih, he prayed for the happiness and prosperity of the people of the state.
In his address to people, Chief Minister said that he is visiting various rural areas of the state to do ground inspection of the implementation of various government schemes. We are here to ensure that people at getting the benefits of the schemes we have made for them. People of the village welcomed Chief Minister with Panthi dance and then weighed with curry laddus. I am overwhelmed by your love, said Chief Minister. On the occasion, Chief Minister said that besides the loan waiver, we have taken several initiatives such as Rajiv Gandhi Nyay Yojana to benefit the farmers of Chhattisgarh. We have the highest price of sugarcane here. We are procureing Kodo Kutki. This year, we have recorded good harvest. Gumka village has had bumper crop despite having mudroom land.
Chief Minister further said that today in Dongargaon, people of Pardhi caste shared about the problem in issuance of caste certificates. This caste was notified in some selected districts of Madhya Pradesh. Now I have directed the officials to work specially for issuance of caste certificate to the people of Pardhi caste and to rectify the technical problem in the process. Mr. Baghel said that this has been one of the many positive ramifications of Bhent Mulaqat programme that when one daughter of a Pardhi caste raised an issue, the people of entire Pardhi caste across the state are getting benefitted from the resolution.
Youth of the village should join rural industrial park, start economic activities
Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel appealed to the youth of the village to make maximum benefits from the resources available under Rural Industrial Park. He said that rural women are becoming self-reliant by conducting various economic activities in Gauthans. This has boosted their self-confidence. Arrangements for land, sheds, electricity and water have been made in the Gauthans, which are now being developed as Rural Industrial Parks. The youth of the village should join the Gauthans and conduct economic activities there. I just heard from Jaywantin, who was able to support her husband financially after getting associated with gauthans. Now the establishment of RIPA will further empower the rural women financially and socially.
Chief Minister said that the day before yesterday, he had received a call from a farmer who is earning good profit by selling cow dung. His son prepared for NEET and was selected in Kanker Medical College. I feel so happy to hear these success stories, the confirmation that these schemes are transforming the lives of people for better.
Chief Minister took feedback of the schemes
Maheshwar Sahu's loan of Rs 90 thousand was waived off

During the Bhent-Mulaqat visit, Secretary of Self-Help Group, Rameshwari Verma told the Chief Minister that they have earned Rs 3 lakh through Vermi Compost and now they have also started practicing fishery. Maheshwar Sahu told that his loan of Rs 90,000 has been waived off, and he has received all the three installments under Rajiv Gandhi Nyay Yojana this year. Lokesh Sahu, a resident of Khaprikala, said that he has sold 14 quintals of paddy. He told that he is planning to use the amount received as payment for paddy procurement and the amount received from Rajiv Gandhi Kisan Nyay Yojana to buy jewelery for his wife. Savitri Sinha of village Khairjhiti told that her ration card has been issued and sugar is available for Rs 17. She addressed the Chief Minister as son and said that she is happy with the government schemes. Than Singh Baghel of village Birejhar informed that he has received three installments of Rajiv Gandhi Grameen Bhumiheen Krishi Mazdoor Nyay Yojana. Than Singh thanked the Chief Minister for this scheme.
Narayan Yadav sold dung worth Rs 85 thousand

While talking to Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel about Godhan Nyaya Yojana, Narayan Yadav told that he has been selling cow dung for two and a half years, and so far he has sold dung worth Rs 85 thousand. Narayan told that he has bought a cow worth Rs 75 thousand from the profit he has earned by selling dung. This cow gives 16 liters of milk. Ramesh Agarwal of Mudhipar said that the Haat Bazar Health Service Scheme is really beneficial. Pyarelal Sahu said that he has the problem of BP and sugar, but he regularly gets his check up done at Haat-Bazaar Clinic, which helps him maintain his health. Dhaneshwari told Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel that her father passed away and his brother is too young. She has passed Bio with 73% marks and now she is interested in taking admission in Nursing course. But she does not have money to pursue higher education. On which, Chief Minister approved Rs one and a half lakh on the spot for her education. He said that he would sanction remaining Rs 50 thousand after she visits him in the final year of the college and tell him about her studies.
Khileshwari Yadav told that the nutrition-level of her child has improved rapidly with Mukhyamantri Suposhan Yojana. Khileshwari told that the child has club foot, on which the Chief Minister said that he will be provided treatment. Safil Khan of village Tilai told Chief Minister Mr. Baghel that I was diagnosed with TB and stomach ulcer, for which he was receiving treatment at a hospital in Raipur. He availed the treatment facility of upto Rs 50 thousand through smart card. But due to lack of money, he could not complete the treatment. He told Chief Minister about his weak financial condition. Chief Minister listened to him compassionately and said that his entire treatment would be done under the Special Assistance Scheme. Sevak Yadav told that he is Divyang and he had received a tricycle 10 years ago, which has worn out. He needs the tricycle again. After listening to him, Chief Minister Mr. Baghel said- Collector will provide you a battery-operated vehicle soon.
Chief Minister Shri Bhupesh Baghel unvieled the statue of Rani Avanti Bai in village Ghumka
Chief Minister salutes Rani Avanti Bai, remembers her sacrifices
Chief Minister Shri Bhupesh Baghel on Tuesday unveiled the statue of Rani Avanti Bai in village Ghumka of Rajnandgaon district. Paying floral tributes to the statue of Rani Avanti Bai, Shri Baghel remembered her sacrifice and saluted her great valour and courage.
Born on August 16, 1861, in the Lodhi Rajput family, Veerangana Rani Avanti Bai Lodhi was the daughter of Shri Jujhar Singh. She was married to Raja Vikramajit Singh of Ramgarh (present-day Dindori). She had two children, Aman Singh and Sher Singh. The children were minors at the time of the death of her husband, so the state powers came to the queen. As a Queen, she efficiently administrated state affairs and when the revolt of 1857 broke out she fought firmly with the British and defeated them many times. On March 20, 1858, she killed herself with her own sword when facing an almost certain defeat in battle and became a martyr.
Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel stopped on his way to meet school children
Chief Minister stopped his convoy to meet school children
Children were filled with excitement
Rajnandgaon / 15 November 2022

The simplicity of Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel can be seen in many instances. Today, people again caught a glimpse of his simplicity and spontaneity. The Chief Minister reached Belgaon in Dongargarh Vidhansabha region of Rajnandgaon district under the Bhent Mulaqat program today. During this, when the Chief Minister was approaching the car that would take him to his destination from the helipad, he spotted a few school children standing near the helipad and stopped his convoy to meet them. The Chief Minister met the children with simplicity and ease and asked them about their studies. After getting the opportunity to meet and talk to the state’s Chief Minister, the children were delighted and filled with excitement.
Bhent Mulaqat: Village Ghumka: “My father is no more..”, said Dhaneshwari to Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel
Rajnandgaon , 15 November 2022
Dhaneshwari said to the Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel that her father is no more and her brother is a juvenile. She has passed with 73% marks in Biology. She has secured admission to a Nursing college and needs money to pursue her studies.
The Chief Minister asked her how much money she needed. Dhaneshwari replied that she’ll accept any amount that she is given. The Chief Minister said that they will provide her an amount of Rs. 1 lakh. Dhaneshwari requested him to give her Rs. 2 lakh. The Chief Minister said that they will provide her with Rs. 1.5 lakh now and the rest of the money will be given to her after she meets him during the final year of college.
Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel inaugurated the mobile public service vehicle
- Members of Rajiv Yuva Mitan Club to provide their services in this vehicle
- Blood collection for donation and eye examination through computerized machine

Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel today,has taken another citizen friendly initiative in the direction of public service through Rajiv Yuva Mitan Club in the Bhent Mulaqat program of Arjuni village in Dongargaon development block of Rajnandgaon district. A mobile public service vehicle will be run to provide health services to the villagers and common citizens. In this mobile unit, services like eye check-up and blood donation will be provided by the members of Rajiv Yuva Mitan Club by organizing camps in the villages and other places. Under this, Rajiv Yuva Mitan Club has been provided with a mobile public service vehicle by the state government In which work will be done to collect blood for blood donation and eye check up camps will be organised. For eye examination, the vehicle has manual lens examination as well as state-of-the-art machines like autoref and slit lamp, which will also provide computerized eye checkup and internal eye examination. Along with this, Remi Company's blood storage is also available in the unit, in which blood will be collected after screening the blood donor and stored in this storage and then sent to the blood banks.
Chief Minister inaugurated and Bhoomi Pujan of development works worth Rs 80 crore 27 lakh Dongargaon assembly constituency.
Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel sanctioned crores of rupees for development of Dongargaon assembly constituency
Inauguration of 61 works worth Rs 74 crore 80 lakh 96 thousand and foundation laying of 5 works worth Rs 5 crore 46 lakh 9 thousand

During his Bhent-Mulaqat visit today, Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel has sanctioned crores of rupees for the development of Dongargaon assembly constituency. Chief Minister Mr. Baghel inaugurated and performed Bhoomi Pujan of development works worth Rs 80 crore 27 lakh for the assembly constituency at Circuit House Dongargaon. These include Bhoomi Pujan of 61 works worth Rs 74 crore 80 lakh 96 thousand and inauguration of 5 works worth Rs 5 crore 46 lakh 9 thousand. The development works for which bhoomi pujan was performed include 50 works worth Rs 40 crore 39 lakh 92 thousand under Jal Jeevan Mission of Public Health Engineering Division Rajnandgaon Department, one work worth Rs 15 lakh under Executive Engineer Rural Engineering Services Division Rajnandgaon Department, eight works worth Rs 2 crore under Executive Engineer Water Resources Division Rajnandgaon Department, one work worth Rs 18 crore 66 lakh 86 thousand under Executive Engineer Public Works Department, one work worth Rs 10 crore 60 lakh 20 thousand under Executive Engineer Public Works Department, one work worth 68 lakh 37 thousand under Executive Engineer Public Works Department, 3 works worth Rs 1 crore 3 lakh 64 thousand under the Chief Medical and Health Officer's Department and three works worth Rs 93 lakh 52 thousand under the Executive Engineer Project Implementation Unit Number-1 Rajnandgaon Department.
Likewise, Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel has inaugurated following works on the occasion- one development work of Rs. 2 crore 85 lakh 62 thousand under Executive Engineer, Water Resources Division, Rajnandgaon Department, one work worth Rs 75 lakh 23 thousand under Executive Engineer Public Works Department, one work worth Rs 73 lakh 73 thousand under Executive Engineer Public Works Department and works worth Rs 62 lakh under Chief Medical and Health Officer Department.
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