Author: Manish Choudhary

Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel has penned a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, appealing for the allocation of housing funds under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana. In the letter, the Chief Minister has urged for support to provide housing benefits to 6,99,439 families currently on the permanent waiting list for housing, as well as an additional 47,090 families identified in the Chhattisgarh Government’s Socio-Economic Survey 2023. Baghel has emphasized that the state government has already taken the initiative to release its share to extend housing benefits to these families. He further referred to a previous letter dated July 03,…

In a remarkable gesture of recognition, Mr. MAK Miki, Chairman of the International Scout Guide Fellowship Asia Pacific Regional Vision 2025 Committee, was felicitated by Mr. Kim Won Yung, the Governor of Jeollabuk-do Province, South Korea, on September 6, 2023. This prestigious award acknowledges Mr. Miki’s outstanding contribution during the final leg of the Mission World Scout Jamboree 2023. During their meeting, the leaders shared strategies and ideas to strengthen the fellowship between their two countries and further deepen their friendship with India. In a reciprocal gesture of goodwill, Governor Kim Wan Yung was honored by Mr. MAK Miki with…

The vision of Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Shri Bhupesh Baghel is becoming a reality as Swami Atmanand Excellent Government Schools, both in English and Hindi mediums, are positively impacting the lives of countless sons and daughters across the state. These schools are leaving their mark in every corner, from remote forests to plains, and are painting a bright picture of modern education. In the current academic session 2023-24, the state is proud to have a total of 726 Swami Atmanand schools, comprising 377 English medium schools and 349 Hindi medium schools. These schools are providing quality education to 1 lakh 70…

In a proactive move, the Chhattisgarh government, led by Chief Minister Shri Bhupesh Baghel, has given its approval for the construction of four additional classrooms at the Government Jajwalyadev Navin Kanya Mahavidyalaya in Janjgir. This announcement was made during the ‘Youth Interaction Program’ held in Bilaspur, where the students from the Mahavidyalaya raised the request for extra classrooms before the Chief Minister. The swift action taken by Collector Sushri Richa Prakash Chaudhary has resulted in the allocation of a budget of 60 lakhs and 3 thousand rupees for the construction of the additional classrooms. This development has been met with…

The Chhattisgarh Labor Department, under the government’s initiatives, continues to provide valuable assistance to beneficiaries, with a special focus on maternal and child health. Through the Mini Mata Mahtari Jatan Yojana, pregnant mothers are receiving the care and support they need. In Mahasamund district alone, 2087 beneficiaries have benefited from the Mini Mata Mahtari Jatan Yojana. Mrs. Pramila Yadav, a resident of Subhash Nagar in Mahasamund district, shared her experience of availing the scheme. She received financial assistance of Rs 20,000 under the scheme, thanks to her husband’s registration as a laborer in the Reza category under the Chhattisgarh Building…

In a substantial operation, Raigarh Police, in collaboration with the Cyber Cell and Kotwali Police, apprehended three individuals involved in illegal liquor trade. The operation resulted in the seizure of a significant quantity of liquor and the arrest of the accused. The seized items include 345 liters of mahua liquor and 30 pouches of Golden Goa, along with the apprehension of suspects Lakhan Sahu (20 years) and Mithlesh Yadav (20 years), who were found transporting the illegal liquor consignment. They were arrested while traveling on a motorcycle, Hero HF Deluxe CG 13 D 6753, carrying 300ml and 180ml mahua liquor…

In a decisive operation, the Durg Police took action against an illegal ganja trader following information received about their activities related to procuring and selling ganja. This joint operation involved the Anti Crime and Cyber Units of Durg and Thana Kumhari. The operation resulted in the successful recovery of approximately 18 kg of ganja, valued at several lakhs of rupees. One individual involved in the illegal trade was arrested as a part of this operation. This action by the Durg Police underscores their commitment to combat drug-related crimes and ensure the safety and well-being of the community. The seizure of…

In a significant operation, Raipur Police arrested four individuals from Maharashtra and confiscated approximately 57 kg of ganja, along with two cars involved in the incident. This operation was carried out under the provisions of the Narcotics Act by the Mandir Hasaud Police Station. The arrested individuals were attempting to smuggle ganja from Odisha to Maharashtra, underscoring the widespread nature of drug trafficking. Raipur Police’s vigilant efforts thwarted their plans and led to the seizure of ganja valued at ₹16,00,000, as well as four mobile phones and two cars bearing Maharashtra registration numbers. This successful operation signifies the commitment of…

In a significant operation, the Tikrapara police apprehended 20 individuals red-handed during a gambling session in Gali Nandi of Sai Vatika, Devpuri. The successful raid resulted in the seizure of a substantial amount of cash totaling Rs. 3,70,000/-, along with playing cards. Additionally, law enforcement confiscated 12 mobile phones, 3 two-wheelers, and 2 four-wheelers from the accused. This operation falls under Crime number 450/23 and is in accordance with Section 3(2) of the Chhattisgarh Gambling Prohibition Act. The police have registered a case against the accused, emphasizing their commitment to enforcing anti-gambling laws and maintaining law and order in the…

In a significant development, India is about to change its name from “India” to the “Republic of Bharat.” This change is a way to honor India’s rich history and culture and leave behind the legacy of British rule. Why the Name Change? Back when the British ruled India, they called it “India” because they had trouble pronouncing the native name, “Bharat.” But India gained independence from British rule in 1947, and since then, many people have wanted to go back to the original name, “Bharat.” The name “Bharat” has deep roots in ancient Indian history and stories. It’s mentioned in…