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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.

  • Bhupesh Baghel and Deputy Speaker of the Assembly Mr. Manoj Singh Mandavi released the calendar of the year 2021 of the Government of Chhattisgarh.

    Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel, Deputy Speaker of the Legislative Assembly Mr. Manoj Singh Mandavi and distinguished guests present today released the new calendar of the new year 2021 in the committee room located in the Vidhan Sabha premises. This calendar focuses on the development work done in the last two years by the new government in Chhattisgarh. On the calendar page of the calendar, a picture of the Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel, drawing a lamp on a potter’s wheel, has been published and below the picture is written “Gadhbo Nava Chhattisgarh”. The calendar is given the title “Beer of Justice, Sabbo Bar-Sabbo Dahar”.

    On the page of the month of January, the decisions taken by the government in the interest of the farmers have been written under the title ‘Justice for the Grants’. Under this, loan waiver of about 9 thousand crore rupees to 17 lakh farmers, bought paddy from 94 percent farmers on support price, payment of 4500 crore rupees out of 5750 crores to farmers through Rajiv Gandhi Kisan Nyaya Yojana, pending for 15 years. Waiver of irrigation tax is included. Pictures of women farmers preparing green paddy fields and crops have been published on this page.

    On the page of the month of February, the Suraji village scheme of the government has been written as ‘Nyava, Garwa, Ghurwa, Bari-Chinhari’ under the title Justice. It mentions the self-sufficiency coming from the Gothans to the villages, the success in manufacturing and selling vermi compost, the manufacture of cow dung to diyas and other useful materials, the procurement of cow dung of Rs.15 crores on an average every month. On this page, pictures of beautiful Gothanas built in villages and the income-generating activities going on there have been published.

  • 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.

  • Narva, Garwa, Ghurwa and Bari: Rural economy strengthened

    Chief Minister Shri Bhupesh Baghel gave the slogan as soon as he took over the power of the state – four symbols of Chhattisgarh are Narva, Garuva, Ghurwa and Bari Ella Bachao hai Sangwari (There are four symbols for identification of Chhattisgarh, Narva (Nala), Garwa (Animals and Gothan), Ghurava (fertilizer) and Bari (garden), their preservation is necessary. Through this scheme, help in ground water recharge, irrigation and organic farming, it made it easier for the farmer to take dual crops. Proper care of animals was ensured. Traditional The kitchen garden and rural economy have been strengthened and nutrition levels have also seen improvement. Now we are returning to the work of preserving the ancient culture and concerns.

    This scheme is applicable across the state. Help for MGNREGA is being provided to plant the fence, while self-help groups are being assisted by women and social welfare. The villagers themselves are helping out. The problem of stray cattle is decreasing in the villages, so the farmer is also excited and eager to plant the second and third crops.

  • Training is being imparted to the Gothan groups by departmental staffs to promote vermi manure production

    Under the ambitious scheme of the Chhattisgarh government, in the Gowthan of the district under Narva, Garuva, Ghuruva and Bari, the farmers of the district are being provided a pardon by the farmers of the district. Deputy Director of Agriculture Department Mr. S.R. Dongre and Senior Agricultural Development Officer, Mr. B.R. The Gauthan of Village Bamhani was inspected by Horsemen on Wednesday 09 December. During this time 17 trolley parades have been provided by farmers in Gauthan. So far, 35 trolley parades have been done by the farmers in 4 Gothans and by the farmers themselves, the parades are being provided for arranging the feed of the animals. In this connection, 25 stitches have been constructed in village Borandabazar for manufacturing vermicompost with lowcast technology in Gothan. In addition, in 10 Gauthanas, 10 to 10 stitches have been prepared with lowcast technology and in which Vermikhad manufacturing process is being adopted. Gauthan groups are being trained from time to time by departmental staffs to promote vermi manure production through lowcast technology in Gothan.

  • Ajman reaped benefits of paddy with Narva, Garuva, Ghurwa and Bari schemes

    Due to Kovid-19, where the economy collapsed in lockdown. At the same time, Mr. Ajman Yadav, resident of Bhairamband village of Dantewada district, has earned an income of about one lakh rupees by selling vegetables. So that his family is happy even in this crisis, he is a normal farmer. He used to cultivate only paddy in the traditional way, started planting greens in limited land near his house for the last two years, which gave an income of 30-40 thousand, which led Ajman to move towards horticulture crop and horticulture. The Chief Minister expressed his desire to produce horticulture crops in an advanced manner by contacting the employees. With the help of the department’s staff, the micro irrigation scheme has been producing tomato, lady finger, barbati, bitter gourd, etc. for the last two years by earning more from the advanced technology of forest drop more crop and mulching at a low cost, from which about 60-80 thousand rupees. Has earned
    Benefiting from the government’s multi-pronged scheme Narva, Garuva, Ghurwa and Bari schemes, the horticulture department made chain gender fencing in Naveen Bari and the farmer is getting double benefit under this Bari program. There is a saying that “the price of mangoes, kernels of mangoes” has changed. Because under the Bari scheme, the farmer is getting wages under NREGA to produce vegetables and also got employment. The farmer says, now I do not have to go elsewhere for work.
    I have got employment only in my farming. This year the crop of barbatti bitter gourd and cucumber is being cultivated in 2 acres of land by drip and irrigation method. Due to which there is a possibility of net income of about one and a half lakh rupees. Ajman is very happy after adopting horticulture crop, and is taking care of 06 members of his family.

  • Chief Minister congratulated Chhattisgarh State Foundation Day

    Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel has congratulated the people of the state on November 1. Mr. Baghel said that the state government is moving ahead with the resolution of ‘Garhbo Nava Chhattisgarh’ to develop and prosper Chhattisgarh. Chhattisgarh is now going to enter the 21st year of its construction. Young Chhattisgarh believes in carrying with all people with full energy and confidence.
    Mr. Baghel said that the state government has taken the initiative to revive the culture, culture, resources of Chhattisgarh as well as implement accessible and smooth administration system for the citizens. The water, forest, land has been started by saving its benefits to the local people. The forest dwellers are given their rights through forest rights lease and tendu leaf bonus. The work of Bodhghat multipurpose irrigation project, pending for years in Bastar division, has progressed. To strengthen the economy of the villages, the work of saving Narva, Garuva, Ghurwa, Bari is being done in Suraji village scheme. Debt waiver and Rajiv Gandhi Kisan Nyaya Yojana have provided support to farmers in Chhattisgarh. This year, the Rajiv Gandhi Kisan Nyay Yojana has been launched on May 21, the birthday of former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi, to encourage crop production in the state and to give the farmers the right price for their produce. Under this, a provision has been made to give 19 lakh farmers of the state an amount of Rs 5750 crore in 4 installments directly in their accounts.
    Many schemes like Chief Minister Mittan Yojana, Chief Minister Power Infrastructure Development Scheme will help Chhattisgarh to move forward. We have to make Chhattisgarh stand in the line of developed states. This is possible with everyone’s active support. With this, while maintaining the original form of Chhattisgarh, the dream of creating a new and developed Chhattisgarh will soon be realized.

  • Bilaspur in the revival of river-drains and Surajpur district made first place in the country in the field of water conservation’

    Chief Minister, Mr. Bhupesh Baghel, has taken a new life to the rural economy of the state with the vision of saving the four symbols of Chhattisgarh, ‘Narva, Garuva, Ghurwa and Bari’. . He is now starting to appear on the ground. Under Narva program, an important component of Chhattisgarh government’s ambitious Suraji village scheme, a large number of rivers and drains are being conserved and promoted in all districts of the state. With this, availability of drinking water, development of irrigation resources, recharge of ground water is giving a new life to the rural economy.  The National Water Award for the year 2019 will be given to both the districts for the conservation and promotion of water sources by the Ministry of Water Power of the Central Government. In this, Bilaspur district has been selected for the first prize at the national level in the East Under Revival of River category and Surajpur district in the East Under Water Conservation category. The award will be given in the month of November.