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  • Bilaspur and Jagdalpur included in Swadesh Darshan 2.0, Mayali Garden of Jashpur will also be developed, CM Sai said – Our Chhattisgarh is becoming tourism-rich

    Raipur. In view of the natural beauty and glorious primitive culture of Chhattisgarh, the Ministry of Tourism of the Government of India has taken an important decision. Bilaspur and Jagdalpur have been included in Swadesh Darshan 2.0 and for the development of the unique natural site ‘Mayali Baghicha’ of Jashpur, it has been included in the sub-scheme ‘Challenge Based Destination Development’. Apart from this, for the rejuvenation of the religious place Kudargarh temple of Surajpur district, it has been included in the “Prasad” scheme.

    CM Vishnudev Sai tweeted, Our Chhattisgarh tourism is becoming prosperous. The Ministry of Tourism has selected these places for the grandeur and rejuvenation of the religious and tourist places of Chhattisgarh. This is definitely a matter of happiness for the people of the state. On behalf of the 3 crore people of the state, I express my gratitude to the successful Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Tourism Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat.

    “Our Chhattisgarh is becoming tourism thriving”

    In view of the natural beauty and glorious primitive culture of Chhattisgarh, the Ministry of Tourism, Government of India has included Bilaspur and Jagdalpur in Swadesh Darshan 2.0 and Jashpur’s unique natural site “Mayali Garden” for its development under the sub-scheme “Challenge…

    — Vishnu Deo Sai (@vishnudsai) July 25, 2024

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  • There will be a discussion in the House on the rising cases of dengue, malaria and diarrhea, the speaker accepted the opposition’s adjournment…

    Raipur. The opposition presented an adjournment motion and demanded a discussion in the House on the increasing cases of dengue, malaria and diarrhea. Speaker Dr. Raman Singh accepted the adjournment motion and allowed a discussion on this subject on Friday.

    Leader of Opposition Dr. Charandas Mahant said that the condition of the entire state is very bad. There is no medicine in the hospitals. There is no arrangement for testing in government hospitals. People from poor families are suffering more from malaria and diarrhea. The poor are being told to get tested from private labs. Many patients have died.

    Congress MLA Raghavendra Singh said that in my district alone more than five hundred people are suffering from diarrhea. Four people have died. Two people have died due to malaria and dengue. Patients are being sent back saying that there are no beds in hospitals. The situation is very frightening.

    Congress MLA Daleshwar Sahu said that five people of the Baiga caste have died of diarrhea in Bodla block of Kabirdham district. BJP MLA Janak Dhruv said that people have also died of malaria in Mainpur. People of the Kamar Bhuiyan tribe live in this area. This area has diamond mines. Poor people from rich land live in this area. They are being referred from government hospitals for treatment.

    Congress MLA Bhupesh Baghel said that cases of people suffering from dengue, malaria and diarrhea are coming from all over the state. People are dying due to this. Asandi said that this issue will be discussed in the House tomorrow.

  • The road is filled with water and mud, when the demand for improvement was not heeded, the villagers planted paddy saplings, watch the viral VIDEO

    Balod. You must have often seen farmers growing paddy in the fields, but you would have rarely seen the scene of paddy being planted in the streets of the village. Due to the heavy rains for the last four days, the condition of the streets of village Mohlai in Balod district has deteriorated. Meanwhile, a unique protest is being carried out by the villagers to improve the streets of the village covered with mud. The villagers expressed their protest by planting paddy saplings in the mud spread in the village street, the video of which is going viral on social media.

    In the viral video, some villagers are seen growing paddy in the streets of the village and criticizing the Sarpanch and the public representatives of the area. Meanwhile, a young woman living in the village said that it has been five years since the Sarpanch took over his post, but till date the road has not been constructed near her house. The girl said that every year during the rains, the condition of the streets and roads becomes like this and people have to travel through this muddy path. Many times the people of the village appealed to the Sarpanch, Secretary, Officer, MLA and public representatives to get the road built, but till now the road could not be built. Troubled by this, the people of the village planted paddy saplings on this muddy road.

    Children have difficulty going to school

    A woman from the village said that her children are not able to go to school because of water and mud on the road. She requested the Sarpanch that if it is not possible to build a road, then at least temporarily solve this problem by putting gravel or sand so that her children can go to school.

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  • Chhattisgarh Assembly: Congress MLAs accused of killing villagers by calling them Naxalites, Home Minister Sharma said- Lies will not be tolerated…

    Raipur. The issue of Naxalite-police encounter was raised during the Question Hour on the third day of the monsoon session of the Chhattisgarh Legislative Assembly. Congress MLAs accused the police of killing and arresting villagers by calling them Naxalites. On this, Home Minister Vijay Sharma said that this allegation is false, it cannot be tolerated. With this, sloganeering by opposition members started in the House. Also read: Home Minister Vijay Sharma’s big statement in the House, said- Employees working in Naxal-affected areas will not have to run around leaders and ministers for transfer

    Congress MLA Vikram Mandavi said in the House that villagers are being killed and arrested by calling them Naxals in fake encounters. Such cases have come to light in Pidia, Nadpalli. On this, Home Minister Vijay Sharma said that do not break the morale of the security forces by making such allegations. Former minister Kawasi Lakhma said that the tribals who had gone to pluck tendu leaves were surrounded and killed. On this, the Home Minister said that do not make false allegations. This allegation is false and cannot be tolerated.

    Before this, Leader of Opposition Dr. Charan Das Mahant raised the issue of Naxalite incidents. He asked how many Naxalite incidents have taken place in the state from December 2023 to June 2024? In which police station areas have the incidents of police-Naxal encounter taken place? How many soldiers were martyred in these incidents? How many civilians were injured and killed? How many Naxalites were killed, arrested?

    Also, information was sought about what items were recovered from the Naxalites from January 2024 to June 30, 2024? Bullets, ammunition and other things? How many Naxalites are in jail? How many Naxalites are convicted and under trial? Where are the recovered materials kept?

    Home Minister Vijay Sharma said that as of today, there have been 273 Naxalite incidents, including 92 incidents of Naxalite-police encounters. 19 security personnel have been martyred in the encounter. During this period, 34 civilians have been killed by Maoists. At the same time, 137 Naxalites have been killed, while 171 Naxalites have been arrested. As of June 30, 2024, a total of 790 Naxalites are in jail. Of these, 25 have been convicted and the remaining 765 Naxalites are under trial.

    Dr. Mahant said that how were the 34 civilians killed by the Maoists? On this the Home Minister said that out of the 34 civilians killed, 4 were killed by organizing a Jan Adalat. 24 people were killed by the Naxalites on the charge of being informers. 6 people were killed due to the mines laid by the Naxalites.

    Dr. Mahant then asked whether the 137 Naxalites who were killed were from Chhattisgarh or outside? The Home Minister gave information about all of them, name-wise. The information about outside and Chhattisgarh is not in the category right now, I will make it available later. Dr. Mahant asked how many Bharmar guns were seized? Are the Bharmar guns in a condition to be fired? My doubt is towards the police.

    The Home Minister said that saying that someone was killed and a loaded gun was placed near him is not acceptable. Investigating something is not a matter, it can be investigated. Whatever things have been found, all the information is available. Dr. Mahant sought information about the Naxalites who are under trial, asked since when? The Minister said that there is no detailed information about the 765 Naxalites who are under trial, I will provide it later.

  • CG Assembly Monsoon Session: Third day of the Assembly Monsoon Session, Congress will bring adjournment on the issue of law and order, there is a possibility of uproar in the House

    Nitin Namdev, Raipur. Today is the third day of the monsoon session of Chhattisgarh Legislative Assembly. The proceedings of the House will begin at 11 am. The issue of deteriorating law and order will be raised in the House today. Along with this, questions will also be asked from the Home, Health and Panchayat departments during the Question Hour. There are chances of a lot of uproar in the House today.

    The issue of deteriorating law and order will be raised in the assembly today. Congress will bring adjournment today on the issue of law and order. There is a possibility of a huge uproar in the house on law and order. Questions related to home, health, panchayat departments will be asked in the question hour. BJP MLA Sushant Shukla will raise the issue of irregularities in the cooperative society in the attention. Leader of Opposition Charandas Mahant will draw attention to the chaos in the distribution of rice to the poor. Immediately after this, Minister Ramvichar Netam will present the Mandi Amendment Bill in the house.

  • Second main board examination for the first time in Chhattisgarh: Failed and supplementary students appeared for the exam in 227 centers, Mashim Secretary reviewed the arrangements

    Raipur. For the first time, the second main board examination is being organized in Chhattisgarh. The second main opportunity examination of high school and higher secondary organized by Chhattisgarh Board of Secondary Education has started from today. Today, the Hindi subject examination of class 12th was held. Board secretary Pushpa Sahu visited various examination centers and reviewed the examination arrangements. She said, not a single case of cheating has been reported in this examination.

    During the surprise inspection at Government Higher Secondary School Supela, Bhilai today, Secretary of MASIMAN, Sahu gave strict instructions to the centre head not to lock the main gate. All entries were directed to be filled completely in the prescribed format. She also inspected the examination centre Government Higher Secondary School Bhilai 3. The examination was found to be conducted smoothly here. During the inspection of the examination centres, the Under Secretary of the Board, Bhoj Ram Sahu, Assistant Professor Preeti Shukla were also present. MASIMAN has already given instructions to all the centres regarding the smooth conduct of the examination. The centre heads have also been given training regarding the preparation and precautions for the examination.

    227 have been made in the state

    Secondary Education Board Secretary Pushpa Sahu said, supplementary, absent, failed and category improvement students appeared in this examination. Class XII board examination was held today in 227 examination centers. 37548 students are registered. Flying squad teams have been deployed to prevent cheating. Not a single cheating case has been reported. Class XII board examination will be held from 23 July to 12 August. Class X examination will be held from 24 July to 8 August.

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  • Video: Hill, river and rough and rocky paths… the collector walked 2 km to inspect the school and gave necessary instructions

    Mainpat. With the opening of schools for the academic session 2024-25, Collector Vilas Bhoskar is continuously inspecting different schools of the district to take stock of the quality of education. In this episode, on Monday, the Collector along with the administrative staff reached the schools in the remote areas of Mainpat in the series of surprise inspection. Collector Bhoskar first reached the Government Primary School Dhodhadih by walking about 2 km through a rocky complex path. After this, he crossed the Machhli river on foot and inspected the Primary School Karamha and Anganwadi Center. Also, during the inspection, he also visited Government Pre-Secondary School Karamha, Primary School Birsapani, Primary School Kadamtikara and Anganwadi centers.

    During the inspection, Collector Vilas Bhoskar observed the arrangements of all the schools and took stock of the necessary facilities for the children. He observed the attendance of students, teachers, cleanliness, drinking water and electricity arrangements. He instructed the teachers to be serious in giving quality education to the children and said that giving good education to the children is our priority, negligence in this will not be tolerated.

    The collector inspected the mid-day meal

    Collector Bhoskar, while directing to increase the attendance of children, said that teachers themselves should meet the parents and motivate them to send their children to school. While reviewing the mid-day meal, he directed to provide food as per the menu, which must include green vegetables. Along with this, he directed the BEO to ensure necessary facilities for children for mid-day meal.

    Children recited tables and poems, the collector praised them

    During the inspection, Collector Bhoskar met the children and asked them questions. During this, the children also recited multiplication tables and poems, for which he encouraged them by giving chocolate biscuits. When Jaswant, a student of class VII of Pre Madhyamik Shala Karma, recited the tables of 16 and 19 fluently to the Collector, he was happy and praised him and presented his pen and wished him a bright future. During this, SDM Ravi Rahi, district and block level officers were also present with the Collector.

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  • CG CRIME: Three accused arrested in the murder case of jail guard, the crime was committed because of pornographic video

    Ashutosh Tiwari, Jagdalpur. Bastar police has arrested 3 accused in the murder case of jail guard. Let us tell you that on the morning of 15th July, the dead body of jail guard Inos Baksh of Central Jail Jagdalpur was found in suspicious condition in Markeel village of Nagarnar police station area. At first the police was considering it an accident, but later it turned out to be a case of murder. Police has arrested Suresh Baghel, Sadhuram Nag and Kameshwar Baghel in this case.

    It is being told that on the night of the murder, the three accused and jail guard Inos Baksh drank alcohol. During this time, an argument broke out between the accused and the jail guard over an obscene video. The accused beat up jail guard Inos Baksh for deleting the video. The accused fled from the spot leaving Inos Baksh half dead on the roadside. After this, the accused went to Mumbai, Tirupati and Konta. The police have arrested all the three accused from Konta.

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  • Chhattisgarh Assembly: Leader of Opposition Mahant raised questions on Cabinet’s visit to Ram Mandir, BJP MLAs retaliated…

    Raipur. During the zero hour in the assembly, Leader of Opposition Dr. Charandas Mahant raised questions on the cabinet’s visit to the Ram temple in Ayodhya. Along with this, he cornered the BJP government over the development of places related to Lord Ram in the state. BJP MLAs objected to this and showed the mirror of Congress’ defeat in the elections. Also read: Chhattisgarh: Action against quack doctors intensified, 45 clinics sealed

    Leader of Opposition in the Legislative Assembly, Dr Charandas Mahant, while taking a dig at the presentation of plums from Shivrinarayan by the Cabinet during the Ram Mandir Darshan in Ayodhya, said that it is not the plum season right now, plums are not available either in Shivrinarayan or Raipur, then from where did they take the plums to Ayodhya.

    Dr. Mahant said that Vishwa Hindu Parishad and Bajrang Dal had selected 75 places where Lord Ram had stepped. Our government had started work at ten places. Along with this, he asked whether even a single brick was laid at any place in the seven months after the BJP government came to power?

    Rajesh Munat and other BJP MLAs objected to this. Rajesh Munat said that the public has told you why we lost in Chhattisgarh. On this Mahant said that you people take things in the wrong direction, that is why we lost Ayodhya and Prayagraj. PM Modi has promised to build Shri Ram Circuit, Chhattisgarh’s name is not there in it, get it added.

  • Police took a big action against gamblers, 22 accused including councilor and district member arrested in the raid, lakhs of cash and 7 cars seized

    Virendra Gahwai, Bilaspur. Police has taken a big action against gambling late last night. Police raided a gambling den in Kori Dam of Kota area and caught 22 famous youths gambling. Councillors and district members are also among the accused. Police has recovered Rs 3.50 lakh cash, 7 cars and 22 mobiles from the accused. Action is being taken against the accused under the Gambling Act.

    Police had received information that people were gambling for lakhs of rupees by putting up gambling dens near Kori Dam in Kota. On this, SDOP Kota Nupur Upadhyay was immediately sent to the spot with adequate force along with police station in-charge Kota. On the arrival of the police force, it was seen that 4 gambling dens were set up by the gamblers, on seeing the police, the gamblers tried to run away but the police party surrounded and caught the gamblers. After which, a zero FIR was lodged by the police by bringing them to the boundary of the irrigation department building near the dam. 22 gamblers were caught gambling on the spot, when all the gambling dens were searched, a total of 3 lakh 49,215 rupees were recovered from the gamblers. Along with this, 7 cars and 22 mobiles have been seized.

    Names of gamblers caught-

    Sunil Yadav, Chantidih Bilaspur

    Shyam Murti, Chantidih Bilaspur

    Amit Singh, Laxmi Nagar Raipur

    Rajesh Sahu, Gondpara Bilaspur

    Dinesh Singh, Bandhavapara Bilaspur

    Sanjeev Sahu, Takhatpur

    Mahesh Kumar Gabel, Chantidih Bilaspur

    Hariom Sahu, Khamtarai Bilaspur

    Chandraprakash Marawi, Nagoi Takhatpur

    Deepak Soni, Ashok Vihar Phase-2 Bilaspur

    Amit Hill, Sakri Bilaspur

    Amit Bharate (Councilor Municipal Corporation) Sakri Bilaspur

    Deepak Sahu, Godaiya Ratanpur

    Sandeep Mishra, Neel Palace Bilaspur

    Shivendra Kaushik (Takhatpur District Member) Nagoi Takhatpur

    Rakesh Singh, Dayalband Bilaspur

    Suraj Textiles, Ameri Bilaspur

    Sanjay Dhruv, Jadpara Bilaspur

    Srikant Tiwari, Mangala Bilaspur

    Akbar Khan, Dayalband Bilaspur

    Jitesh Mor, Mallkhoroda Sakti

    Arpit Sehgal, Nariyal Kothi Bilaspur