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  • The government gave pattas of forest land and also gave facility to sell paddy

    Devsay, a farmer from village Kandadi, selling paddy for the first time on support price, is very happy. He said that the government of Mr. Bhupesh Baghel has given me a lease of forest land, took the paddy crop and registered it with the Koylibeda Cooperative Society to sell it. Before I got the lease of the forest land, I used to sell my paddy to the coaches for a quarter of a price, which I had to bear loss. Due to the lease of forest land by the government, I was registered in the committee to sell paddy and on the very next day after the paddy purchase started, I sold my 145 sacks of paddy at the rate of Rs 25 hundred per quintal for Rs 01 lakh 45 thousand. I thank the Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel’s government for this arrangement. His government has benefited me by purchasing my paddy at a support price. It is noteworthy that Devasay father Baisakhu, a farmer of village ‘Kandadi’ in the heavily Naxalite affected Koylibeda development block, has been given a forest lease of 10 acres in Orange-19 on the banks of river Meerki (Forest Authority recognition letter), in which they are farming with their families. Farmer Devasay told that out of the 10 acres of land obtained from the Forest Rights Recognition Card, he had harvested paddy crop on 04 acres, maize on 03 acres and urad, kulthi etc. in 03 acres, presently in about 02 acres of land. Maize crop has been taken.

    It is worth mentioning that 174 forest patta farmers have been registered in the Koylibeda Cooperative Society, who will get a chance to sell paddy at the support price. These farmers, who had been in the forest land for years, were deprived of selling paddy at the support price and they had to sell their hard-earned paddy to the Kochis at a flat price, but now it will not happen. This year 1274 farmers of 41 villages of 14 gram panchayats have been registered in the Koylibeda Cooperative Society and they have also been provided with fertilizer, seeds and cash for farming. The registration farmers also include 174 forest lease holders. Of these patta farmers, 134 farmers have been provided fertilizer, seeds and cash by the cooperative society at zero percent interest rate.

  • Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel handed over 196 development works worth Rs 792 crore to Jashpur district

    The Chief Minister, Mr. Bhupesh Baghel, today handed over 196 different development works to the district at a cost of Rs. Of these, the Chief Minister inaugurated 94 works costing Rs 655 crore 77 lakh and 102 works costing Rs 137 crore. On this occasion, Food Minister Mr. Amarjeet Bhagat, Higher Education Minister Mr. Umesh Patel, Chairman of Central Region Tribal Development Authority Mr. Laljit Singh Rathia, Deputy Chairman of Scheduled Caste Development Authority, Mrs. North Ganpat Jangade, Chairman of Chhattisgarh Mineral Development Corporation Mr. Girish Dewangan, MLA Jashpur Mr. Vinay Bhagat, Raigarh MLA Mr. Prakash Naik, Lailunga MLA Mr. Chakradhar Sidar and many public representatives including a large number of prominent citizens were present.

    Mr. Baghel undertook the work of installation of 1 thousand solar irrigation pumps under the Solar Sujala scheme at a cost of Rs 28.60 crore in Jashpur district, 150 solar irrigation pumps to be installed for drinking water in Gothans and pastures at a cost of Rs 4.96 crore, 6.66 crore Under the Jeevan Jeevan Mission at a cost of Rs, 45 solar dual pumps and tank installation works were also performed.

    Among the works which Mr. Baghel performed Bhumi Pujan, 23 development works costing Rs 217 crore 41 lakh in Kunkuri area of ​​Jashpur district, 23 works costing Rs 164 crore 41 lakh in Pathalgaon area and Rs 273 crore 95 lakh in Jashpur area. The cost includes 48 functions.
    Among the works performed by the Chief Minister in Jashpur, upgradation work of 29.40 km long Kunkuri-Tapakara road at a cost of Rs 83.45 crore, upgradation and renovation work of 26.60 km garden-Kamarima-Sanna road at a cost of Rs 75 crore, 28.06 crore Upgradation work of 10 km long Charaidad-Udyan road at a cost of Rs. 15, Batikeela-Samadura road construction work at a cost of Rs. 15.16 crores, Upgradation and renovation of 9.20 km long Ludeg-Tapakra-Lavakera road at a cost of Rs. Work, construction of 21 km long Mahadevand to Bimra road at a cost of 14.97 crores, EB Annicut scheme at a cost of 8.92 crores, upgrading and renovation of 10 km long Jashpur-Aasta-Kusmi road in Jashpur area at a cost of Rs 18.27 crores. Functions are included.

  • Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel inspected Atmanand Government Excellent English Medium School in Jashpur

    Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel inspected Atmanand Government Excellent English Medium School in Jashpur. The Chief Minister, while dealing with young children, encouraged them to move forward and wished them good luck. On this occasion, the Minister in-charge of Khagh and District, Mr. Amarjit Bhagat, Higher Education Minister Mr. Umesh Patel, MLA Jashpur Mr. Vinay Bhagat, Raigarh MLA Mr. Prakash Naik, Dharamjaygarh MLA Mr. Lalji Singh Rathia, Lailunga MLA Mr. Chakradhar Sidar were present.

  • Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel offered prayers at Baba Dham, prayed for the prosperity of the state

    December 4, 2020 / Chief Minister Shri Bhupesh Baghel prayed at Babadham and prayed for happiness, peace and prosperity in the state during his stay in Raigad. Minister of Sports and Youth Welfare Shri Umesh Patel was also present on the occasion.

  • Chhattisgarh government’s electricity bill half plan has illuminated millions of lives

    Chhattisgarh government’s half-power bill scheme can see happiness on the face of millions of domestic electricity consumers in the state. Under this scheme launched by the state government under the leadership of Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel, till date 38 lakh 42 thousand 50 consumers have been given domestic subsidy of 1336 crores by the Chhattisgarh government, or it can be said that the pocket of the people directly 1336 crores has been saved.

    It is worth noting that in the country’s electricity hub Chhattisgarh, many schemes have been operated to provide electricity to farmers and poor families at concessional rates, for the first time in half electricity bill scheme, up to 400 units of domestic electricity consumers will be half of the bill. Exempted. On the special initiative of Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel, the Half Electricity Bill Scheme launched in Chhattisgarh from March 1, 2019, entitles domestic consumers to 50 percent rebate on the effective tariff on electricity consumption up to 400 units per month. The equivalent amount of this exemption is given by the state government as a grant to the power distribution company. As of September 2020, a total of 38 lakh 42 thousand 50 consumers have taken advantage of this scheme. From March 2019 till now, domestic subsidy of 1336 crores has been given to domestic consumers by Chhattisgarh government

    Many such families of low and middle income groups are among the domestic electricity consumers, for whom it was very difficult in the era of inflation to get electricity bills. Convenience of electricity supply at concessional rates was like a far-fetched for this class, on the contrary, due to increase in power tariff within a few years, people of this class had to pay the increased electricity bills of their homes. In order to meet this increasing economic burden, he was forced to cut his other essential expenses.

  • Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel reached Jashpur on a two-day stay today

    Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel reached Jashpur on a two-day stay today. Chief Minister was given a warm welcome at Police Line Helipad Jashpur. On this occasion, the Minister in-charge of Khagh and District Mr. Amarjit Bhagat, Higher Education Minister Mr. Umesh Patel, MLA Jashpur Mr. Vinay Bhagat, Raigarh MLA Mr. Prakash Naik, Dharamjaygarh MLA Mr. Lalji Singh Rathia, Lailunga MLA Mr. Chakradhar Sidar, Commissioner Ms. Geneviva Kindo, Collector Shri Mahadev Kanvera, Superintendent of Police Shri Balaji Rao, distinguished citizens, public representatives and officials were present.

  • Jhilmili police station of Surajpur district in fourth place in the country in ‘Outstanding Police Station Award’

    Chief Minister Shri Bhupesh Baghel has congratulated and congratulated the Police Department, including the officers and employees of Jhilmili police station, for achieving the fourth place in the country by the Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India, in the ‘Outstanding Police Award’ of the year 2020 in Surajpur district. The Chief Minister has said that it is a matter of pride for all of us to get fourth place in the country in terms of excellence in Jhilmili police station of Surajpur district of Chhattisgarh.
    It is worth noting that the Ministry of Home Affairs of the Government of India had conducted a survey all over India for the excellent police station and out of these 10 top police stations have been ranked. For this, a shortlist of the best performing stations was prepared under the ranking process based on data analysis, direct testing and feedback received in the first stations. In which the rankings of the police station were based on cleanliness, paint, camp security management, public behavior, quick response, record keeping, CCTNS and crime solving. In the survey conducted by the Ministry of Home Affairs for the excellent police station, the district police station of the district has secured the fourth position in the best police station category of the country on the parameters set by the National Crime Bureau in the year 2019-20.

  • Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel wrote a letter to Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi

    Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel has written a letter to Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi requesting him to allow the Center to produce ethanol from surplus paddy of the state. The Chief Minister has written in the letter that at present the sale of surplus rice available in the Food Corporation of India has been allowed to produce ethanol. In Chhattisgarh, every year paddy is purchased from farmers at a support price. After the requirement of the state’s public distribution system and rice to the Food Corporation of India, 6 lakh metric tonnes of surplus paddy is saved every year, which puts unnecessary burden on the state’s economic resources. Mr. Baghel has written in the letter that biofuels are included in the list of high priority industries in the new industrial policy of the state. Special incentive package for biofuels industries has been announced. An MoU has also been signed with four private investors to set up a bio-ethanol plant.

    The Chief Minister has written in the letter that in the last 18 months, efforts have been made by the Government of Chhattisgarh to allow production of bio-ethanol from the excess paddy produced in the state towards the National Biofuels Policy, 2018 and its goal. At the April 20, 2020 meeting of the National Biofuels Coordination Committee, F.C.I. Permission has been granted to sell ethanol from surplus rice available in the country. The amount of paddy purchased at the support price in the Kharif marketing year 2018-19 and 2019-20 in the state of Chhattisgarh, after the required quantity in the state’s public distribution system in the central pool and state pool and the rice supplied to the Food Corporation of India in the central pool There was also a surplus, which caused unnecessary burden on the state’s economic resources.
    Mr. Baghel has written in the letter that the role of state governments is important to attract investors in the field of bio-ethanol production. Under the New Industrial Policy of Chhattisgarh, 2019-24, bio-fuels were included in the list of high priority industries and a special incentive package (Thamechwam Chwaspabal) was announced for this. As a result, in September 2020, an agreement (Dawn) was shared with 04 private investors for setting up bio-ethanol plant in the state, which would produce more than 12 crore liters of ethanol per annum in the state from the next year, of which about 3 lakh 50 thousand. Tons of surplus paddy will be consumed. To use this production capacity, permission of the Central Government is necessary for the production of ethanol from surplus paddy.
    The Chief Minister has written in the letter that under the National Biofuel Policy 2018, the National Biofuels Committee (Chhattisgarh) has been established under the chairmanship of the Minister of Petroleum and Natural Gas, through which there is a provision to allow ethanol production from surplus paddy. In the state of Chhattisgarh, if there is actual investment in a particular area like bio-ethanol under the state industrial policy,

  • Another sensitive initiative of Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel

    In a sensitive initiative, Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel, Sudur zone of the state where due to network and other technical reasons Neat qualified promising students who could not register for counseling at the scheduled time, now they are getting paid seats in private colleges of the state. But instructions have been given to get admission. The future will now be the future of these promising children. This is the first time after the creation of Chhattisgarh state that children will be admitted to the payment seats of private colleges for MBBS at the expense of the state government.

    Chief Minister Mr. Baghel has said that there should be no compromise with the future of any child. Chief Minister Mr. Baghel has instructed the district administration to take necessary action for admission in MBBS of all such promising children of remote tribal areas of the state. It is worth mentioning that as soon as it came to the notice of Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel that 27 promising students of Dantewada district who have qualified NEET but due to network problem, they could not register for the first counseling. As soon as the information was received in this regard, the district administration tried to register at their level and at the national level they were registered before second counseling, but these students were denied selection. There was no second opportunity for registration in the state, they could not be registered. After the first counseling, two students Kumari Padma Maday and Piyusha Beck are eligible for admission in MBBS. Following the instructions of the Chief Minister, Collector Dantewada is processing the admission of these girl students in private colleges of the state. The Chief Minister also said that further if any of these students are found eligible for admission after the cut-up, then they too will be admitted to the payment seats of private colleges and the state government will bear the expenses.

  • Chief Minister Shri Baghel wished Shri Lalit Surjan ji early recovery

    Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel has wished the senior journalist and Chief Editor of Deshbandhu Patra Group Mr. Lalit Surjan ji a speedy recovery. Mr. Baghel has said that – I pray to God for his speedy recovery. May they live long and guide us.