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  • Srishti Goswami of Haridwar became one day CM of Uttarakhand

    Srishti Goswami of Haridwar was made the Chief Minister of Uttarakhand on National Girl’s Day. As one day Chief Minister, Srishti took a review meeting of different departments and saw their presentation. Goswami also gave his important suggestions during the meetings such as providing security to the girl child, complete ban on sale of drugs near colleges. Children’s Legislative Assembly was held in Uttarakhand Vidhan Sabha under the chairmanship of Srishti, under the inspiration of state Chief Minister Trivendra Singh Rawat and coordinated efforts of Chief Secretary Omprakash and State Women Commission chairperson Usha Negi.

    In this, not only the Child Leader of Opposition Asif Hasan raised the question before the Government in the House but also the Child Chief Minister Srishti and his Child Ministers gave their orderly reply. Chief Minister Rawat termed the proceedings of Bal Sadan as the honor of the girls of the state. He said that such events will help the girls to lose their identity. Rawat said, the children are citizens of tomorrow. These future masters of our country should take the country towards a better direction, for this it is necessary that they should have knowledge of current affairs as well as the work being done at the legislature level. In the program, the child development department informed about crimes related to women and children and the steps being taken for their eradication, while the police department gave ‘Operation Satya’ for child crime, cyber crime, drug de-addiction campaign and child trafficking For example. Apart from this, departments of industry, smart city, education, etc. also made presentations.

  • Telangana CM K Chandrasekhar writes to PM Modi

    Telangana CM K Chandrasekhar has written to PM Narendra Modi on the occasion of laying of the foundation stone for the grand project of Central Vista.

    In the letter he said, “I join you with a sense of pride on the occasion of laying of foundation stone for grand project of Central Vista. Project was long overdue, as existing govt infrastructure in the national capital is inadequate & also associated with our colonial past.”

    The new Central Vista project will be a symbol of self-esteem, prestige & national pride of a resurgent, confident & strong India. I wish for the speedy completion of this prestigious nationally important project, said Telangana CM K Chandrasekhar added.

    The new Parliament House building which is suppose to be built on a 9.5-acre land near the existing building is called as the “Central Vista” project. Earlier, the plot was meant for development of a district park.

    The redevelopment project of Central Vista — the nation”s power corridor — envisages a triangular Parliament building next to the existing one, common Central Secretariat and revamping of the 3-km-long Rajpath — from Rashtrapati Bhavan to India Gate.

  • The fourth round of talks between the government and farmers continues regarding the farmer movement

    Farmers Protest continues in Delhi against Farmers Law 2020. Thursday is the eighth day of the performance. Farmers today have high expectations from the meeting with the central government. There will be a fourth round meeting between the farmer and the government at Vigyan Bhawan at 12 noon today. Which will include 32 farmer organizations and three United Front farmer leaders. All the farmers’ organizations are adamant on repealing the three agricultural laws. At the same time, the government is trying to find a middle way. Amid talks with farmers, Punjab CM Amarinder Singh arrived at his residence today to meet Home Minister Amit Shah. Where they met for more than half an hour regarding the peasant movement. After which CM Amarinder Singh said that the demonstration is having an impact on economy-national security.

    After former Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal, now the Akali Dal leader Sukhdev Singh Dhindsa has also returned the Padma Bhushan in support of farmers.

    Former Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal has returned the Padma Vibhushan in protest against the agricultural law. He was awarded this honor in 2015.

  • HM Shah speaks to CMs of Tamil Nadu, Puducherry, assures help from Centre

    Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Thursday informed that he has spoken to Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu and Puducherry Edappadi K Palaniswami and V Narayanasamy respectively and assured them all possible help from the Centre in the wake of Cyclone Nivar.

    “We are closely monitoring the situation in Tamil Nadu and Puducherry in the wake of Cyclone Nivar. Have spoken to CM Edappadi K Palaniswami and Puducherry CM V Narayanasamy and assured all possible help from the centre. NDRF teams already on ground to help people in need,” Shah tweeted.

    The Cyclonic storm ‘Nivar’ is likely to continue to move northwestwards and weaken further into a cyclonic storm in the next six hours, the India Meteorological Department (IMD), informed earlier in the day.

    The storm crossed the coasts of Tamil Nadu and Puducherry from 11:30 pm on Wednesday night to 2:30 on Thursday and moved west-northwestwards at a speed of 9 kmph in the last six hours. 00000Meanwhile, the cyclone continued to wreak havoc in several parts of Tamil Nadu with Chennai witnessing waterlogging and fallen trees in may parts.

    According to officials, over one lakh people have been evacuated across Tamil Nadu and more than 1,000 people shifted to safer places in Puducherry. The Indian Navy on Wednesday put ships, aircraft, helicopters, diving, and disaster relief teams on standby. An Indian Coast Guard vessel has also been deployed off Chennai’s coast with disaster relief items.

    The Indian Army has also deployed eight rescue teams by “Dakhshin Bharat Area”, following requisition by Puducherry civil authorities to undertake rescue operations.

  • Delhi government to buy 1,200 bypass machines immediately, CM Arvind Kejriwal gave instructions

    Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has instructed to immediately purchase 1,200 bypass machines for new ICU beds in the national capital amid the fast growing cases of Kovid-19. An official gave this information on Tuesday. The official said that with the introduction of these machines, new ICU beds will be immediately usable. The official said that 1,200 bypass machines will be purchased immediately from the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR).

    On Monday, Delhi Health Minister Satyendra Jain had attributed the pollution caused by burning stubble to the death rate due to Kovid-19 and hoped that the situation would improve in the next two to three weeks. On Monday, 4,454 new cases of Corona virus infection were reported in Delhi, while the death toll increased to 8,512 after the death of 121 more infected people.

  • PM Modi speaks to Tamil Nadu, Puducherry CMs, assures all possible support

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday spoke to Tamil Nadu and Puducherry Chief Ministers Edappadi Karuppa Palaniswami and V Narayanasamy respectively regarding the situation in the wake of Cyclone Nivar and assured all possible support from the Centre.

    “Spoke to Tamil Nadu CM @EPSTamilNadu and Puducherry CM @VNarayanasami regarding the situation in the wake of Cyclone Nivar. Assured all possible support from the Centre. I pray for the safety and well-being of those living in the affected areas,” Prime Minister Modi tweeted.

    Nivar cyclone is very likely to cross Tamil Nadu and Puducherry in the south-western Bay of Bengal coastal area of the country during the evening of November 25 as India Meteorological Department (IMD) informed on Tuesday that the deep depression has intensified into a cyclonic storm.Wind speeds are likely to be 100-110 km per hour gusting to 120 km per hour.

    “Deep depression has intensified into a cyclonic storm — NIVAR over south-west Bay of Bengal — (Cyclone alert for Tamil Nadu and Puducherry coasts – Yellow Message) “Deep depression has weakened into a depression over Gulf of Aden and adjoining Somalia,” IMD said in a tweet.

    However, rainfall is expected to start from November 24 in Tamil Nadu and Puducherry and will remain till November 26. Extremely heavy rainfall is expected at north coastal districts and delta districts on November 24 and 25.

    Regional Meteorological Centre has advised fishermen to avoid the sea. Officials asked people to keep food materials with them and avoid unnecessary travel.

    In the wake of the IMD warning for cyclone Nivar, counseling for admission to MBBS/BDS course 2020-21 scheduled for November 24 has been postponed to November 30, Directorate of Medical Education, Tamil Nadu informed.

  • Main reason behind spike in COVID-19 cases in Delhi is pollution: CM Arvind Kejriwal

    Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Friday said that the Covid-19 situation can come under control in seven to ten days as the government will be taking several steps by next week.

    He also said that the reason behind the spike in COVID-19 cases in Delhi is pollution. The Air Quality Index (AQI) in the national capital was in ‘very poor’ category, as per the data released by System of Air Quality and Weather Forecasting And Research (SAFAR), on Friday.

    According to SAFAR, the overall AQI in Delhi was at 326 today morning. As per Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), the air quality was in ‘very poor’ category at Okhla Phase-2 area.

    COVID-19 situation in Delhi should come under control in 7-10 days; we are considering taking several steps next week: CM Kejriwal

    Will submit an assessment report to Centre’s air quality commission, request it to implement Pusa biodecomposer in all states: CM Kejriwal

    IARI’s anti-stubble solution decomposed 70 to 95% crop residue in 24 villages in Delhi: CM Kejriwal cites a report

    The main reason behind the spike in COVID-19 cases in Delhi is pollution: CM Arvind Kejriwal

    The Central Government has created an Air Quality Commission to clean the air of Delhi and NCR.

    The Delhi government sprayed bio-decomposer made in Pusa on 2000 acres of farmland for free. When Pusa took the sample from the land of 24 villages after 20 days, 95% stubble was made.

    Now no government has any excuse for the problem of stubble.

    The Government of Delhi will formally place a report of bio decomposer in front of them, requesting that you should order all the states to use bio decomposer.

  • The Editors Guild of India condemns the arrest of Arnab Goswami

    The Raigad unit of Mumbai Police raided the house of Arnab Goswami, owner and chief editor of Republic TV, on Wednesday morning and arrested him in a case of abetment to suicide. After which the Editors Guild of India has given a big statement.
    The statement issued by the Editors Guild said that we condemn the arrest of Arnab Goswami, Editor-in-Chief of Republic TV. The Mumbai Police did not correct Arnab’s arrest.
    The Editors Guild asked Maharashtra CM Uddhav Thackeray to ensure that Arnab Goswami is treated fairly. State government should not use its power in a wrong way against critical reporting on exercising the right to freedom of expression.

  • Lohandiguda will become new revenue section: CM Baghel announced

    Bastar folk dance and literature academy will be established in Asana.

    • Chief Minister joins Forest Rights, Village Development and Nutrition Workshop held in Chitrakote
      Raipur, Chief Minister Shri. Bhupesh Baghel today attended the “Banavan Naangat Bastar” Forest Rights, Village Development and Nutrition Workshop at Chitrakote in Bastar district. At the program, the Chief Minister announced the opening of a subdivisional office (Revenue) in Lohandiguda. Also announced to make provision in the upcoming budget to open a college in Lohandiguda. He directed the officials to complete the road under construction in Kaknar and Binta Valley soon. The Chief Minister also announced various development works worth Rs. 32 crore 11 lakh 43 thousand. These include road construction from Badanji to Anjar at a cost of Rs 19 crore 6 lakh, road construction from Belar to Taragaon at a cost of Rs 3 crore 44 lakh 74 thousand, Eramur to Kasturpal road construction at a cost of Rs 2 crore 57 lakh 21 thousand, 2 Construction of 2.25 km road from Takaraguda to Bhatpal at a cost of Rs 93 million 47 thousand, construction of 100 seater boys hostel in Bastar University campus at a cost of Rs 3 crore, in Asana at a cost of Rs 60 lakh Level, folk dance and installation of Sahitya Akademi, producing 50 million cost of Rs older rayed market in Agricultural Produce Market Complex Agri Plaza.
      Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel has spent about 125 crore 49 lakh 79 thousand in Chitrakote. Inaugurated and performed Bhoomi Pujan of various development works of He inaugurated 14 construction works worth Rs 97 crore 24 lakh 35 thousand and laid the foundation stone for 10 works worth Rs 28 crore 25 lakh 44 thousand.
          On this occasion, Shri Baghel said that there is a lot of possibility to conserve water in Bastar. There are many rivers, drains, there is no need to let water shortage in Bastar by constructing bridges, check dams etc., so under the Suraji scheme, the Narva scheme All people have to be added to. Describing malnutrition as a curse, he said that it weakened not only a generation but many generations. He said that weak Chhattisgarh and weak Bastar can never compete with developed areas, hence a complete eradication of this problem is necessary. He appealed to all people to work together to solve the problem of malnutrition.
      Chief Minister said that in Bastar, Harik Nanibera i.e. Happy Childhood Program has been launched, through which children will be given eggs, Moongfalli Laddus etc. He said that from October 2, a malnutrition campaign will be launched in the entire state to end malnutrition.
      He said that due to shortage of doctors, people are not able to get immediate medical care. To address this problem, plans have been started to run clinics in the Haat markets. Through this, people are being provided health treatment and treatment facilities. The government of Chhattisgarh is the government of the general public. This, along with loan waiver by the government, purchase of paddy at the support price of Rs 2500, 4000 per standard bag of tendu leaves, the number of small forest produce has been increased from 7 to 15. He said that industrialists in Lohandiguda region for the first time in the country The Chhattisgarh government has done the historic work of returning farmers’ land, which is being discussed all over the country and abroad.
      Industries Minister Shri Kavasi Lakhma, Bastar MP Shri Deepak Badge, Kondagaon MLA Mohan Markam also addressed the gathering on the occasion.
      The Chief Minister distributed materials under various schemes operated by the Department of Agriculture Horticulture including the Forest Rights Recognition Card, Renewed Ration Card to the beneficiaries in the program. Chief Minister Mr. Baghel inspected the stalls of women groups of Lohandiguda block under National Livelihood Mission (Bihan) Bastar here and appreciated their work.
      In the program, Minister of School Education and Minister in-charge of the district Dr. Premasai Singh Tekam, Bastar Development Authority Chairman Mr. Lakeshwar Baghel, Jagdalpur MLA Mr. Rekhachand Jain, Narayanpur MLA Mr. Chandan Kashyap, Parliamentary Advisor to Chief Minister Mr. Rajesh Tiwari, Collector Dr. Ayaz Tamboli, Chief Executive Officer of the District Panchayat, Mr. Inderjit Chandrawal, and a large number of villagers were present.

  • JD (U) to contest polls in Chhattisgarh

    JD (U) would contest the Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh assembly elections, party’s national secretary general K C Tyagi told TOI on Tuesday. He said Bihar CM Nitish Kumar would address a public meeting at Banswada in Chhattisgarh on May 30.

    Tyagi said like Gujarat, Nagaland and Karnataka, JD(U) would contest the upcoming elections in the three states alone. “We are not a part of NDA outside Bihar,” he clarified. On being asked about the number of seats JD(U) intends to contest, Tyagi said: “Numbers don’t matter. Our motive is to maintain our identity as a socialist party. Accordingly, we will field candidates in those pockets where people follow the Ram Manohar Lohia’s model of socialist movement.”

    Incidentally, JD(U) could not win a single seat either in Gujarat or in Karnataka, where it had fielded 15 and 34 candidates respectively. It, however, managed to win one seat in Nagaland where the party had fielded 15 candidates.