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  • Government moves fast towards universal healthcare to sick people reaching hospital in Chhattisgarh

    The Government of Chhattisgarh has taken several new initiatives in the last two years to increase access to health services, provide quality treatment and provide free screening, treatment and medicines to the needy. The Health Department, under the leadership of Chief Minister Shri Bhupesh Baghel, has ensured free access to health facilities through Dr. Khubchand Baghel Health Assistance Scheme, Chief Minister Special Health Assistance Scheme, Chief Minister Haat-Bazar Clinic Scheme and Chief Minister Slum Health Scheme. The needy at the local level are getting quality treatment at the local level only due to continuous upgradation of facilities and resources in medical college hospitals, district hospitals, civil hospitals, community health centers, primary health centers and sub health centers.

    Dr. Khubchand Baghel Health Assistance Scheme started in the state from January 1 this year, cashless treatment of priority and Antyodaya ration card holders families up to five lakh rupees. The scheme covers 56 lakh financially vulnerable families. All government hospitals and contracted private hospitals can be treated under this scheme with ration card and another identity card. In the Dr Khabchand Baghel Health Assistance Scheme, other ration card holders families are entitled to treatment up to Rs 50 thousand. In total, about 65 lakh families of the state are under the scheme. So far, three and a quarter lakh patients have been treated under the scheme.

    Due to the introduction of chemotherapy and dialysis facility in many district hospitals, treatment of serious diseases is now being done locally. This is saving people time, labor and money to go out for treatment. This facility has proved to be a boon for the people during the transition to the global epidemic corona. The closure of public transport services has saved the lives of specialist health facilities provided at the local level. Currently, free chemotherapy of cancer patients is being done through longevity wards in nine district hospitals of the state. At the same time, free dialysis facility is also being operated in five district hospitals under Jeevan Dhara National Dialysis Program. Both these facilities will be expanded in all district hospitals. Besides providing necessary medical facilities to the citizens by the Health Department, programs related to public health and family welfare are also being implemented seriously. In the year 2019-20, five lakh 85 thousand children have been fully immunized for up to one year. During this period, all vaccines have been ensured to reach 94 percent children of the state. This is the highest coverage of vaccination in the state so far.

    Lack of human resources is constantly being overcome through new recruits to strengthen health services. In the last two years, 541 new doctors have been recruited. At the same time 512 MBBS And 132 pg. Contracted doctors have also been posted in government hospitals across the state. Along with this, the recruitment of 2100 regular and 3349 contract officers and employees at various posts in the Health Department is also under process.

  • Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel will visit Sonakhan on 10 December

    On December 10 at 12.30 pm, Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel will take a helicopter from Police Ground Helipad Raipur and reach Sonakhan at 1 pm. They will attend the Shaheed Veer Narayan Singh Day program held at Sonakhan from 1.10 pm to 2.10 pm. Chief Minister Mr. Baghel will return to Raipur at 2.55 pm.

  • Chief Minister’s radio talk Lokvani’s 13th episode airs on December 13

    The 13th episode of Lokvani, the monthly radio talk of Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel, will be telecast on December 13, Sunday. This time in the Chief Minister, Mr. Bhupesh Baghel Lokvani will talk to the people of the state on the subject of ‘Chhattisgarh Government two-year term’. Broadcasting of Lokvani to all the stations of All India Radio in Chhattisgarh, F.M. Radio and regional news channels will air from 10.30 am to 11 am.

  • The concept of Khelbo-Jeetbo-Garhbo Nava Chhattisgarh is fast becoming a reality

    The slogan of Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel’s Khelbo-Jeetbo-Garhbo Nava Chhattisgarh is now becoming increasingly concrete on the ground. State-of-the-art sports facilities are being developed rapidly for the players and sports enthusiasts in the state of Chhattisgarh. This will give a different identity to the state of Chhattisgarh on the sports map, as well as the players here will get the facility of international level sports training in the state itself. Under the leadership of Chief Minister Shri Bhupesh Baghel, the State Government has also achieved a major achievement in the development of sports infrastructure in the last two years. Under the leadership of the Chief Minister and under the guidance of Sports Minister Shri Umesh Patel, several important steps have been taken to promote modern sports as well as rural and traditional sports in the state and to enhance the talent of the players.
    After the formation of the new government in the state, the Sports Development Authority has been formed in the state, taking an important decision to increase sports and sports facilities. To promote sports activities in the state, new and modern sports academies are being started. These academies will be run through the Chhattisgarh Sports Development Authority. Since the formation of the state of Chhattisgarh, till now there were many sports fields and sports infrastructure which were not being used properly, the Bhupesh government, through the Sports Development Authority, upgraded these unusable playgrounds and made them useful for the players. Has been
    Most recently on November 19, Chief Minister Mr. Baghel laid the foundation stone for the construction of Tennis Sport Academy on 4 acres of land adjoining the Agricultural University Cultural Building in Raipur. 17 crore 75 lakh has been sanctioned by the Sports and Youth Welfare Department of the state government for the construction of this academy. Under the Tennis Sport Academy, Admin Building, Hostel Building and Tennis Court will be constructed. The tennis court will have a capacity of 3, 500 spectators.

  • Dial 112 in Chhattisgarh will now solve the problems of farmers: Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel

    Dial 112 in Chhattisgarh will now be able to solve any type of problems including selling paddy of farmers. Taking a major decision in the interest of the farmers of the state, the Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel has instructed to connect the service of Dial 112 with the farmers for quick diagnosis of the problems of the farmers. This service will be provided to the farmers till this paddy procurement season. Dial 112 services are now being provided to the people in emergency. The Chief Minister has instructed the Collector and Superintendents of Police to promptly diagnose problems received from farmers in Dial 112.

    In case of registration of the farmers of the state, entry of acreage, lack of acreage, any kind of error in Girdawari, any problem in selling paddy and farmers need any kind of financial assistance, now they can give information by calling dial 112 . Their problems will be quickly diagnosed through dial 112. For this, instructions have been given to all district collectors and superintendents of police. The complaints received from the farmers in Dial 112 and the action taken on them will be reviewed every week by the Chief Secretary.

    It is worth noting that under the leadership of Chief Minister Shri Bhupesh Baghel, several important steps have been taken continuously by the Government of Chhattisgarh for the protection of the interests of farmers, solutions to their problems and their welfare. Empowerment of farmers and up gradation of farming is a top priority of the state government. The rural economy has come alive in this crisis through innovative schemes such as the debt waiver of farmers, Rajiv Gandhi Kisan Nyaya Yojana, Godhan Nyaya Yojana and Suraji Village to give farmers a fair price for their produce.

  • Revenue cases are being resolved at local level due to Bhakhara getting Tehsil status

    Chief Minister Shri Bhupesh Baghel gave the status of full new Tehsil to the Sub-Tehsil of Kurud Development Block in the last few days on 11 November 2020. The state government decentralized power in view of the troubles of the local people, under which Bhakhara Upatahseel was promoted as a tehsil. With this, the villagers of Bhakhara region will not have to cover the distance to Kurud for their revenue cases and works. Facilities will be made available locally to the 52 Gram Panchayats and 28 Mata villagers in 73 villages of Bhakhara to be made Tehsils. For various documents including caste certificate, income, residence, caste, villagers will not have to go to Tehsil Headquarters Kurud, 25 to 35 kilometers away.
    Tehsildar Bhakhara said that Bhakhara was given the status of Upahsil on November 14, 1995, at that time there were 51 villages, 20 patwari mild, two revenue inspector boards. Now after getting the status of full tehsil, the number of newly established tehsil villages has increased to 73 and Patwari Hala has 28 and Revenue Inspector Board has increased to six. Similarly, there used to be 58 Kotwar and 49 Patels respectively in the sub-Tehsil Bhakhara, while now after the Tehsil was formed, the number of Kotwar has increased to 81 and the number of Patels to 71. He said that the population in Upathasil Bhakhara was 81 thousand 151, which has now increased to one lakh 09 thousand 283. Apart from this, the revenue area was 50 thousand 556 hectares, which has now become 28 thousand 483 hectares. Similarly, the number of account holders in Upathasil Bhakhara was 22 thousand 692, whose number has now increased to 30 thousand 713. In this way, Bhakhara’s arrival as Tehsil has saved the time, labor and money of the people of the area, while fixing a long distance for the execution of small governmental works also got relief.

  • Tea cultivation is beneficial. Promote it- Mr. Baghel

    The Chief Minister, Mr. Bhupesh Baghel, worshiped the land by worshiping the law of the integrated tea plantation next to the Ethnic resort located in the Gram Panchayat Balachapar. On this occasion, he planted tea plants with ministers, legislators and officials. Along with this, also planted trees in the Ethnic Resort Complex. The Chief Minister said that Jashpur is also known for Chaibagan. Farmers here will benefit greatly by promoting tea cultivation is indeed a beneficial farming. He directed the forest department officials to form a group of farmers for tea cultivation and encourage them. Take better measures for marketing. The Chief Minister also planted a tree in the former ethnic resort complex.
    On this occasion, the Chief Minister met Mr. Mahendra Bhagat, Mr. Karam Ram and Mrs. Itwari Bhagat, who cultivate tea in their private land, and congratulated them for adopting tea cultivation and also the farmers of the neighborhood. Said to bring it forward. The Chief Minister inquired about the amount of remuneration and regular payment to the laborers engaged in tea plantation work. Tea is being planted on about 7 acres next to Balachapar Athenic Resort through Forest Department, DMF and NREGA in which 6 thousand 300 saplings will be planted. The tea plant is ready in about two to two and a half years and regular leaf plucking is done in 5 years.
    On this occasion, Food Minister and District In-charge Mr. Amarjeet Bhagat, Parliamentary Secretary and Samaritan MLA Mr. Chintamani Maharaj, Jashpur MLA Mr. Vinay Bhagat, Commissioner Ms. G. Kindo, Inspector General of Police Mr. Ratan Lal Dangi, Collector Mr. Mahadev Kavre, Superintendent of Police Mr. Balaji Rao Local public representatives and officials were also present.

  • Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel today visited Gauthan of village Gamhariya in Jashpur district

    Chief Minister Shri Bhupesh Baghel visited Gauthan of village Gamhariya in Jashpur district today. They saw employment oriented activities of women self-help groups there. After discussing with the women, they got information about their work and encouraged them. Mr. Baghel purchased cow dung under Gowdhan justice scheme and inquired about arrangements for construction of vermi compost. He suggested the use of vegetables produced by women’s groups in the mid-day meal program in schools and hostels in Gauthan. The Chief Minister also purchased Adusa powder and soap manufactured by women’s groups and also saw them running para-cutting machines kept in Gauthan. The women also showed various materials prepared by the group including donna-pattal. Sandal making by Chandni Mahila Self-Help Group under Sooraji Gram Yojana, Soap Making by Ekta Self-Help Group, Dona-Pattal by Ratrani Self-Help Group and Vermi Compost by Om Nari Self-Help Group under Gumharia Gauthan is. The Chief Minister also planted a mango plant in Gothan. Scaffolding for cattle is made in Gauthan and para is laid. A biogas plant has also been set up in Gothan. On this occasion, Minister in-charge of Food and District Shri Amarjit Bhagat, Parliamentary Secretary MLA Mr. Chintamani Maharaj, Jashpur MLA Mr. Vinay Bhagat were also present.

  • Purchase of 52 minor forest produce now in Chhattisgarh at support price

    In keeping with the interest of the forest dwellers of the state, as per the intention of Chief Minister Shri Bhupesh Baghel, the State Government has increased the purchase of 38 minor forest plants in Chhattisgarh from 31 to 38 on the support price as well as 14 minor forest produce under the support price fixed by the Union. An important decision has been taken for the purchase. Forest Minister Mr. Mohammad Akbar said that in this way, the number of minor forest produce has been increased from 7 to 52 in Chhattisgarh for purchase on support price in about two years.
    It is worth mentioning that out of 38 small forest produce raised from 31 under the minimum support price fixed by the state government in Chhattisgarh, 7 new minor forest produce Kusumi seed, Reetha fruit (dry), Shikakai palli (dry), Satavar root (dry), Cashew nut. Kernels, Malkangani seeds and mahul leaves are included. According to the fixed support price, these include Kusumi seed Rs. 23, Reetha fruit (dry) Rs. 14, Shikakai palli (dry) Rs. 50, Satavar root (dry) Rs. 107, Cashew kernels Rs. 90, Malkangani seed Rs. 100 and Mahul leaf Rs. 15 each. Will be purchased at the rate of kilograms. Similarly, 14 small forest crops Pallas (flower), White Musli (dry), Indrajou, Patal Kumhara, Kutj, Ashwagandha, Amla (raw), Savai grass, Thorn broom, Tikhur, Behan Lakh-Kusumi, Behan Lakh on support price by the Union – Colorful, bell (raw) and berries (raw) will be purchased.
    In this regard, Managing Director, Chhattisgarh State Small Forest Produce Association Mr. Sanjay Shukla said that the purchase of Pallas (flower) will be made at the rate of Rs. 1000 per quintal under the support price by the Union. Similarly, white musli (dry) will be purchased at the rate of Rs 65 thousand, Indrajou Rs 15 thousand, patal kumhara 3 thousand rupees and kutaj (bark) at the rate of one thousand 100 rupees per quintal. Apart from this, Ashwagandha will be purchased at the rate of 32 thousand 500 rupees, Amla raw 2 thousand 800 rupees, Savai grass one thousand 400 rupees and Thorn broom at 2 thousand 300 rupees per quintal. Similarly, Tikhur will be purchased at the rate of Rs. 2 thousand 500 per quintal, Behan Lakh-Kusmi at Rs. 30 thousand per quintal and Behan Lakh-Rangini at Rs. 22 thousand per quintal. Apart from this, bel (kachcha) will be purchased at the rate of one thousand rupees and berries (kachcha) at the rate of 2 thousand 300 rupees per quintal.
    In Chhattisgarh state, 31 small forest produce to be purchased before it include sal seed, harra, tamarind seeds, chironji kernels, mahua seeds, kusumi lac, rangini lac, kal megh, bahera, nagarmotha, kullu gum, puwar, vine anus, honey And flower broom, Mahua flower (dry) was being purchased. Apart from this, Jamun seed (dry), Kaunch seed, Dhawai flower (dry), Karanja seed, Bibding and Amla (including seed) and flower tamarind (seedless), Giloy and Bhelwa, One basil seed, One cumin seed, Tamarind seed, Behera Kacharia, Harra Kacharia and Neem seed were being purchased. Apart from the support price in the purchase of Kusumi Lakh, Rangini Lakh and Kullu Gum, additional incentive is also being given by the state government.

  • Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel today planted mango saplings at Sarna Athenic Resort on the second day of his stay in Jashpur district.

    Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel today planted mango saplings at Sarna Athenic Resort in the morning on the second day of his stay in Jashpur district. The Chief Minister then performed bhumipuj and planted tea saplings at Balachhapar’s integrated tea plantation. On this occasion, Minister in-charge of Food and District Shri Amarjeet Bhagat, Parliamentary Secretary MLA Mr. Chintamani Maharaj, Jashpur MLA Mr. Vinay Bhagat, Commissioner Ms. Geneviva Kindo, Collector Mr. Mahadev Kavre, Superintendent of Police Mr. Balaji Rao were present.