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  • PCC Chief Mohan Markam did shramdaan by raising soil in Gothan

    State Congress President Mohan Markam and General Secretary-in-Charge Chandrashekhar Shukla donated labor with the Congressmen at Gauthan in Jashpur on Friday morning from 7 to 8 am. You will also be stunned by watching the video donating their labor. State Congress spokesperson Vikas Tiwari gave this information while sharing the video.

  • Chief Minister handed over development and construction works worth Rs 328 crore to Bijapur district

    Bhupesh Baghel handed over development and construction works costing Rs 328 crore to the residents during his stay in Bijapur, including the bhumi pujan of 72 works costing Rs 241 crore 75 lakh and 54 works costing Rs 86 crore 74 lakh.

    On this occasion, Chief Minister Mr. Baghel inaugurated the Swami Atmanand English Medium School in Bijapur and visited the Loha Dongri Park and Urban Gowthan Bijapur including Mahadev Talab. The works to be performed include the construction of a high-level bridge across the Indravati River on the Bedre-Lanka route and a bridge of Rs 11 crore on the Marri river in the Pinconda Talanar road on the Bedre-Lanka route to connect the villages of remote Abujhmad Ilake. The Chief Minister constructed Koenar-Armanar to Toynar road, Tiklare to Reddy cement concrete road construction at a cost of Rs 5 crore 96 lakh, 15 rural roads at a cost of Rs 34 crore 13 lakh, Bhopalpatnam-Tarlaguda at a cost of Rs 37 crore 9 lakh Foundation stone for 3.15 MVA 33/11 KV electrical sub-center construction in Moosalur for asphaltized road construction work, Gudasakal stop dam construction at a cost of Rs 1 crore 75 lakh, Modakpal anicut construction at a cost of Rs 1 crore 64 lakh did.

    During this period, under the Manjara-Tola Electrification Scheme, free electricity connection was provided to 3859 families by electrifying them in 160 habitations of 72 villages at a cost of Rs 15 crore 96 lakh, owner of Government Girls Higher Secondary School, Bijapur at a cost of Rs 1 crore 6 lakh. Atmanand excellent English medium school upgradation including officer-employee housing construction at Bijapur, Bhairamgarh and Bhopalpatnam block at a cost of Rs 15 crore 64 lakh, construction of 36 culverts at a cost of Rs 2 crore 59 lakh, purchase of paddy at a cost of Rs 2 crore 47 lakh Platform construction at the centers, Tendupatta godown construction at Madder at a cost of Rs 1 crore 35 lakh, ITI building at Bhopalpatnam at a cost of Rs 2 crore 8 lakh, Kutru-Bedare asphaltized road at a cost of Rs 14 crore 71 lakh, one crore 68 Inaugurated the Cherrapalli-Yapla road construction work at a cost of Rs.

  • Badi development scheme in Gauthan campus is a source of income

    In rural areas, many programs and schemes are being implemented to improve the socio-economic condition of women and to make them technically more efficient and efficient. Women from rural areas of Chhattisgarh state are setting an example of social and economic upliftment by joining self-help groups. A similar story is about the Gulab women self-help group of Gram Panchayat Dhodhrapal located about 15 km from Jagdalpur headquarters in Bastar district. Bari development work was done on about one acre of land in Gothan of the village.
    Fencing was done by the Gothan Management Committee on one acre of land for the construction of Bari. The system of land and water available at Gowthan boosted the morale of the women of the group, women are trying to use the above land better.
    With the technical support of the National Rural Livelihoods Mission and Horticulture Department, women have planted brinjal, ladyfinger, papaya and marigold flower plants on the land. Under the supervision of the horticulture department, the women provided the right size to the fence and from this fence they started taking crops of lady finger, brinjal vegetable. He sold vegetables for about Rs.1000 to Rs.1200 a week and generated income from Rs.15000 to Rs.20000 from this bari.
    To further develop this fence, he sent a demand for drip irrigation with the technical help of the horticulture department. They are now keen on a second crop and more advanced production. For this, the second crop has now been planned to be done with drip irrigation and mulching method. For this, land reform and land has been prepared.
    Similarly, in the Tittirgaon Gowthan of block development block Jagdalpur, Maa Lakshmi self-help group planted 0.20 hectare of marigold plant, produced 100 kg of flowers and produced 8 kg at the rate of 80 rupees and sweet potato in 0.05 hectare and 200 kg. Have sold production tax in the amount of more than 4 thousand. The employment opportunities the group has got in the Gauthan region have provided the women with a means of income. For this, the members of the group are thanking the administration.

  • Ramnath earned 27 thousand rupees by selling cow dung

    Chhattisgarh government’s ambitious ‘Godan Nyaya Yojana’ is proving to be helpful in strengthening the rural economy. If someone is applying the money received from selling cow dung in his farming, then one is engaged in strengthening the milk business by purchasing livestock from him. Ramnath Typicalwar, a landless farmer of village Anwari of Charama development block, has also purchased 02 improved breed cows and heifer from the 27 thousand rupees he got from selling cow dung, so that he will further the milk business. Ramnath said that he had a native breed cow, which was artificially inseminated and produced calves of advanced breed that grew up to become cows, which led him to start a milk business which was the only means of living for his family. On the sale of milk on Ramnath typical year, the net income of about 4 to 5 thousand rupees in a month. He said that he currently has 19 livestock of advanced breed, whose cow dung earned an income of 27 thousand rupees by selling it in the Gowthan of Anwari, from which he bought a cow and heifer of Shahiwal breed. It is worth noting that in Kanker district, income of Rs 01 crore 30 lakh 66 thousand has been obtained by selling cow dung by 04 thousand 497 cattlemen, who are engaged in building their lives.

  • Forest Minister reviewed various works being done in Rajnandgaon district

    The Minister of Forests and in-charge of Rajnandgaon district, Shri Mohammad Akbar today reviewed the construction works being carried out from various items including District Mineral Fund in Rajnandgaon district through video conferencing from his residence office in Raipur. He instructed the collector to provide detailed information about district panchayat and gram panchayat-wise construction works soon.
    Collector Mr. Topswar Verma informed that three thousand 602 works worth Rs 87.77 crore have been approved in the year 2019-20 and 2020-21 from various items including District Mineral Fund in the district. Out of these 2004 works have been completed and 329 works are in progress. Sanctioned works include 46 Anganwadi centers, 14 Panchayat buildings, 28 PDS buildings, 465 paddy collection chabutra, 37 plant preparation work (nursery), plantations in 221 roadside and Gauthan sites, 394 Gowthan, 211 pastures and 2186 Narva development works.