The Department of Forest and Climate Change has targeted to construct one biodiversity park in every district for the conservation and promotion of biodiversity in the state. Minister Mohammad Akbar said that the construction of biodiversity parks in the state will prove to be important in the successful implementation of the Narva, Garwa, Ghuruva, Bari program being run in Chhattisgarh as per the intention of Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel. A biodiversity park is being constructed in 24 sites of the state in an area of about 5 thousand 700 hectares. Principal Chief Conservator of Forests and Chief of Forest Force Rakesh Chaturvedi informed that the construction of 24 biodiversity parks in 20 forest divisions is in progress in two phases in the state with an amount of Rs 50 crore approved in the years 2018-19 and 2019-20. Among them, a biodiversity park is being constructed in 340 hectare area at an amount of Rs 5 crore 20 lakh in Van Mandal Bastar. Similarly, the construction of Biodiversity Park is under progress in 546 hectares at an amount of Rs 1 crore in Forest Division Sukma, Rs 2 crore in Indravati Tiger Reserve Bijapur and 433 hectares area in Forest Division Surguja at an amount of Rs 2 crore 50 lakh. 677 hectares in Raipur district for an amount of Rs 5 crore 50 lakhs, 86 hectares in Rajnandgaon amounting to Rs 2 crore 50 lakhs, 404 hectares in Kanker amounting to Rs 3 crore 50 lakhs and in Bilaspur amounting to Rs 2 crore 50 lakhs A biodiversity park is being constructed in an area of 280 hectares. Similarly, the construction of a biodiversity park in Balodabazar, Forest Division-wise, from Rs 3 crore to 562 hectare in Dhamtari, Rs 2 crore 50 lakh to 1000 hectare in Dhamtari, Rs 3 crore to 100 hectare in Raigad and 200 hectare area in Korba at an amount of Rs 2 crore. In progress.
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Photo-exhibitions in divisions, districts, development blocks on completion of two years of Chhattisgarh government
A good picture has the power of millions of words. The same power of photographs has been used by the Public Relations Department to take the government’s plans to remote villages. The department has started a series of photo-exhibition events from divisional headquarters to districts and block headquarters, and is getting good response. Crowds of people from rural areas are seen in these exhibitions. Through photographs, the information of the schemes is also reaching those people, who have not yet reached the light of literacy.
The specialty of this event is that people were also connected to the historicity of different cities and districts through the exhibition. For example, in the capital Raipur, the exhibition was organized in the Swami Vivekananda Gardens complex located at the historic Budhatalab, and at the Town Club just opposite the Sirhasar Bhawan in Jagdalpur. A photo exhibition was organized at the Corn Garden in Dhamtari and it was held at the cultural building in Bijapur. Exhibition was held in Jashpur’s Bazaar Dand, people visited the exhibition at River View Road in Bilaspur for four days.
Through this exhibition, various public representatives including MPs, MLAs, Mayors also interacted with the general public. It was appreciated by the people after getting information about the development works, innovations and public friendly policies of the government in the last two years in Chhattisgarh. Among the exhibitions, Chief Minister Haat Bazaar Clinic Scheme, Chief Minister Nutrition Campaign, Dr. Khubchand Baghel Health Assistance Scheme, Rajiv Gandhi Kisan Nyay Yojana, Godan Nyaya Yojana, Chief Minister Urban Slum Health Scheme, flourishing nature of historic old age, development and beautification of Raipur city, electricity Bill Half Plan, Development of Ram Van Gaman Tourism Circuit, Forest Dependents’ Welfare Schemes, Narva, Garwa, Ghurwa, Bari, Rural Development, Dai-Didi Clinics, Sovereign PDS, Garh Kalewa Scheme, Pauni Pasari Yojana, Supply of clean drinking water Our Photos related to schemes like Lakshya, Padhai Tunhar Duar etc. are being displayed.
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Trees will be clean and environment will be clean, pollution will be away from cow wood
Narva, Garwa, Ghurwa and Bari, the four emblems of Chhattisgarh, Yela has to be saved … This statement is now settled in the tongue of every Chhattisgarh. Urban Administration Minister Dr. Shivkumar Dahria also started a new initiative by Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel to take steps to save the ancient culture of the villagers and revive economic prosperity through Narva, Garwa, Ghurwa and Bari. is. He has given instructions to use cow dung prepared from cow dung as a bonfire in the Gothans to cool off. In the urban civic areas across the state, bonfires are lit at square-intersections to protect common citizens from cold during cold days. So far, dry wood has been used. While the use of wood in the bonfire promotes tree harvesting, the burning of wood at the busiest square-intersections also spreads smoke and pollution. While this initiative of Minister Dr. Dahria will curb the cutting of trees, along with prevention of pollution, environmental protection will also be promoted. The use of cow wood as an alternative to fuel will also save lakhs of rupees to urban bodies and create new opportunities for income and employment for women self-help groups.
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Gouthans are becoming the basis of economic prosperity in the villages of Chhattisgarh
The final process of making organic manure by adding Australian earthworms has started in the Gothans of Basin of Sakti development block of Janjgir-Champa district and the village Basantpur of Baloda development block. After a few days, organic manure will start to be prepared in these plants. With this, the income of women groups will increase and they will become economically strong and self-sufficient.
The Australian earthworm prepared by Beehan’s Gange Maia self-help group, Behradih has been put up with the help of Master Trainer Deen Dayal Yadav at Vermi Taka for Vermi Compost by Rishikwar and Arun Yadav, ADO of Panchayat and Rural Development Department. Under Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel’s ambitious Narva, Garwa, Ghurwa aur Bari scheme, Gauthans are being built across the state under the Godhan Nyaya Yojana where cow dung is being collected and purchased as well as door to door in cities under Clean India Mission Clean City Waste and dry waste are being collected separately at the SLRM center by collecting garbage.
In this regard, Deendayal Yadav said that it is necessary to have cow dung at least 1 week old to make high quality vermi compost. The same is being made by making the West de Composer and Jeevamrit to make good manure within 45 days. Along with this, complete information is being given about the management of earthworms properly and ways of packaging the compost. He informed that the vermi compost being prepared by the women of the group will be sold directly in the service cooperative societies at the rate of Rs 8 per kg.