Category: Chhattisgarh

Raipur,
Health Minister Shri Shyam Bihari Jayswal participated in a two-day state-level review meeting of the Health Department held on Friday at the Circuit House auditorium in Civil Lines. This review meeting, which began on Friday, will continue for two days. On the first day of the review meeting, the Health Minister reviewed the department’s work in detail. Addressing the health department officials, Shri Jayswal said that all officers and doctors should work selflessly, keeping in mind the health of the common people.

He stated that at the state level, work is continuously being done to expand health facilities under the directions of Chief Minister Shri Vishnudev Sai. The construction of a super specialty hospital in Bilaspur at a cost of ₹200 crore, the ₹231 crore e-tender for a new 700-bed integrated hospital building in Mekahara, Raipur, the ₹1020 crore e-tender for four new medical colleges, the recruitment of more than 800 medical officers, specialist doctors, and paramedical staff within one year through the National Health Mission, and the introduction of Hindi medium for MBBS studies in the state—all these decisions have strengthened health services in the state. Shri Jayswal gave necessary instructions to the health department officials for better operation and implementation of the schemes, stating that the benefits of health services should be ensured to the common people. Senior departmental officials, as well as officers from the districts, were present at the departmental review meeting.

Chief Minister Shri Vishnudev Say inaugurated the Raipur-Ambikapur-Bilaspur air service at Swami Vivekananda Airport today.

Chief Minister Shri Vishnudev Say said on this occasion that another historic step has been taken today towards the development of Chhattisgarh. The launch of the Raipur-Ambikapur-Bilaspur air service symbolizes the expansion of our regional connectivity. The initial fare for this service is only ₹999, which ensures that the common people can also benefit from air travel.

He said that this is a big example of the change that has come in the country under the leadership of Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi ji. He had said that even someone wearing slippers will ride an airplane, and today that dream is being realized. Air connectivity to remote areas like Sarguja and Bastar will not only provide facilities to the citizens but will also increase tourism and economic activities in these areas. The state government has developed Ambikapur airport at a cost of ₹80 crore.

Maa Mahamaya Airport, Ambikapur has received a three C VFR category license. This airport is suitable for the operation of 72-seater ATR-72 aircraft.

Chief Minister Shri Say said that work is also underway on a plan to connect Ambikapur with Varanasi, Prayagraj, Lucknow, Delhi, and Kolkata. Chhattisgarh has immense natural beauty, historical heritage, and eco-tourism potential. Places like Guru Ghasidas Tiger Reserve, Ramgarh hills, and Chitrakot waterfall, known as the Niagara of Asia, will now be easily accessible to tourists from India and abroad. Along with this, the expansion of air connectivity will also improve the investment environment. Our government has given special encouragement to enterprises like homestays and resorts in the new industrial policy, creating huge employment opportunities for local youth. We are trying to take Chhattisgarh to new heights in the aviation sector in the next four years.

Chief Minister Shri Say said that the new year is coming, and I urge all of you to take advantage of this new air service and enjoy the natural beauty of Sarguja. Fly Big Charter Company will provide services to these cities through 19-seater Twin Otter aircraft.

The aircraft takeoff was given a water salute. MP Shri Chintamani Maharaj, along with his wife, were the first passengers of the air service that commenced today. Chief Minister Shri Say gave them their boarding passes, saying, “You have made history today. You are the first passengers on this route; my best wishes to you.” MLA Shri Rajesh Agrawal, Shri Prabodh Minj, Shri Ramkumar Toppo, Chief Minister’s Secretary Shri Basavaraju, Director Aviation Department Shri Sanjeev Jha, and Fly Big Company CMD Shri Sanjay Mandviya were present on this occasion.

Raipur. The Union Ministry of Personnel and Training has allotted cadres to the IAS officers of the 2024 batch. A total of 180 officers in this batch have got cadres in different states. Chhattisgarh has got 3 IAS officers this time, all of whom are from other states. After the allocation list is released, now the respective state governments will post these officers.

Satyapal Rajput, Raipur. Employees of 184 urban bodies of Chhattisgarh are going to go on an indefinite strike from December 11, 2024 under the banner of Navayukta Adhikari-Karmachari Kalyan Sangh over 6 point demands. The main demands of the employees include demands for paying salary to the employees of the body through treasury, implementing old pension scheme, providing compassionate appointment, promoting employees, providing arrears of sixth and seventh pay scale, ending the contract system.

Highlights

1. For inspection by the surveyor team of All India Ophthalmological Society.
2. All the displaced people were admitted to Ambedkar Hospital in Raipur.
3. The Health Minister did not allow any shortage in the treatment of the fish.

Naiduniya representative, Raipur. The number of eye patients seeking admission after cataract operation in the hospital has increased from 14 to 17. After the operation, the regimen was repaired on infection growth. A strange treatment is going on in Ambedkar Hospital. The admission of patients is gradually decreasing from 14 days of hospitalization.

Doctors predict that these blind people will regain their sight. However, there is still doubt about the sight returning to three shops. Team of All India Ophthalmological Society (Stockboard Hospital) examined the eyes of the recruited candidates.

The team includes Dr. Uday Gajiwala (President AIOS Adverse Events Associated Committee), Dr. Arvind Kumar Morya (National President, Dharamshala Mass Adverse Events Society), Dr. Pacific Keshao Bawankule (Academic & Research Committee Hotel Restaurant & Restaurant Expert).

The medical superintendent of the hospital, Dr. Santosh Sonkar, told that the national team’s 2000s team was tested for explosives on 2008-12-19. He said that the treatment was correct. He also said that now it is not necessary to get admitted to any other institute. The light of discharge will return after 17 to 14 days of hospitalization, but there is still time left.

After improvement in these medicines, the effect of medicine and surgery is visible. As the infection in the eyes of three doctors is more, other surgeries will be done as per the suggestion of the national team. All the tests are being done by the doctors of the ophthalmology department as per the prescribed protocol of care and treatment.

The team that came from Delhi talked to the Health Minister

The three-member team of AIOS from Delhi discussed the treatment of the disease with Health Minister Shyam Bihari Roller over the phone. He said that the treatment of the disease is going on well. The investment of friendship is gradually decreasing. The Health Minister also said that there will be no shortage of any kind in the treatment of the disease.