Chhattisgarh

Since Sindh is under the responsibility of Jyotirmath, the Sindhi community should connect with Shankaracharya Swami Shri Avimukteshwaranand Maharaj of Jyotirmath : Sai Masand

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Sindhi saints of Mumbai, social leaders and family of martyr Hemu Kalani held a meeting with Shankaracharya Swami Avimukteshwaranand Maharaj ‌

Raipur : Mumbai. Some Sindhi saints, social leaders and immortal martyr Hemu Kalani family of Mumbai, renowned at world, national and state level, held a meeting with Shankaracharya Pujyapad Swami Shri Avimukteshwaranand Maharaj of Jyotirmath in the discourse hall of Shankaracharya Maharaj's Chaturmas Vrat Mahotsav organized at Kora Center in Borivali. The meeting was chaired by Sai Jalkumar Masand Sahib, the eminent saint of Sindhi community, the Organising Secretary of Param Dharma Sansad 1008, an international Hindu organization of 108 countries formed under the leadership of Pujyapad Shankaracharyas of India, Peethadheesh of Masand Sevashram Raipur.

Mahant Pt. Hiranand Maharaj of Mumbai's famous Jhulelal temple, sister-in-law (Bhabhiji) of Amar Shaheed Hemu Kalani, famous social worker Kamala Kalani, her son Naresh Kalani, International Head of Vishwa Sindhu Seva Sangam Lion Dr. Raju Vijay Manwani, International Director Bharti Chhabria, Senior BJP Sindhi leader Dr. Ajit Manyal, Secretary of Purushottam Lalsai Charitable Trust Kishan Godwani, Trustee Maharashtra Government's retired Transport Commissioner Kanayalal Golani, Vashi Purswani, Raj Singrani, Raj Shroff, famous Bhagwat Kathakar Pt. Girish Maharaj, Pt. Sandeep Maharaj participated in the meeting.

Pujyapad Shankaracharya Maharaj Ji said in his blessings that despite going through the terrible tragedy of partition of the country, the Sindhi community never begged from anyone, but on the strength of its intelligence, skill and hard work, it has become an exemplary community of the country. He told that in all his campaigns, the eminent saint of Sindhi society Sai Jalkumar Masand Sahib is playing an active role like a youth even at the age of eighty. He is playing a very effective role in connecting not only the Sindhi society but also other communities with our campaigns. We all have great affection and respect for him.

In his presidential address, Sai Masand Sahib said that since Sindh Jyotirmath is under the responsibility of all the four monasteries, hence the Sindhi society should support Jyotirmath's Shankaracharya Swami Shri Avimukteshwaranand Saraswati Maharaj Ji in Gau Pratishtha and all other campaigns. He said that not only the history but also the present of the Sindhi society is very glorious. On one hand, exemplary public welfare works are being done by the society in almost all the cities of India, on the other hand, their role in strengthening the country's economic condition by paying taxes to the Central and State governments is also commendable.

✍️Mayank Masand, Spokesperson, Masand Sevashram Raipur

‘Raigarh is my family, I have come to meet my people,’ says CM Vishnu Deo Sai

Raigarh | 06-Sep-2025 138

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CM performs bhoomipujan of Bayang anicut-cum-causeway; ₹38 crore project to boost irrigation and connectivity

Solar plant and pipelines to provide irrigation across 100 hectares

Raipur : Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai today performed the bhoomipujan of the Mand river Bayang anicut-cum-causeway project worth ₹38 crore at village Bayang (Kachar) in Raigarh district. The project will help in groundwater recharge and improve local connectivity. Irrigation facilities across 100 hectares will also be provided through a solar plant and pipelines. Deputy Chief Minister Arun Sao, Finance Minister O.P. Choudhary and Women and Child Development Minister Laxmi Rajwade were present on the occasion.

Addressing villagers at the foundation-laying ceremony, CM Sai said whenever he visits Raigarh, it feels like being among his own family. “For 20 years, you blessed me by electing me as MP and sending me to Delhi. Today, as Chief Minister, I have come back to meet my family here,” he said. Highlighting the state government’s achievements, he noted that in the past 20 months, several welfare measures under ‘Modi ki Guarantee’ have been implemented. These include paddy procurement at ₹3,100 per quintal, monthly assistance of ₹1,000 to 70 lakh women under the Mahatari Vandan Yojana, distribution of footwear (Charan Paduka) to tendu leaf collectors, paddy bonuses for farmers, and annual financial aid of ₹10,000 to 5.62 lakh landless agricultural labourers.

The CM further said that the country’s Prime Minister had assured that those who played with the future of Chhattisgarh’s youth would not be spared. “Today, the youth of the state are seeing that those involved in the PSC examination scam are in jail, and others are preparing to go behind bars. In our government, schemes like the RamLala Darshan Yojana for devotees and pilgrimage tours for the elderly have been launched,” he added.

Deputy CM Arun Sao described the bhoomipujan of the anicut as a historic occasion for Bayang (Kachar). He said, “We fulfilled the promises we made. Today, houses under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana are being built in every village. Women are receiving Mahatari Vandan assistance on time every month. Under the good governance of Vishnu Deo Sai and the double-engine government, development work is progressing rapidly.”

Finance Minister O.P. Choudhary, addressing the gathering, said that CM Sai, who has represented Raigarh in Parliament for the past 20 years, is like a family member for every village. “During his tenure as MP, hardly any village was left unseen by him. It has been just 20 months since our government was formed in Chhattisgarh, and during this period, several initiatives have been completed. Farmers are receiving paddy procurement at ₹3,100 per quintal, pending bonuses of two years have been paid, and landless labourers are getting ₹10,000 every year. Under the PM Awas Yojana, houses are being built in every village. Even masons and centering plates are in short supply due to the pace of construction. In Kachar alone, more than 180 PM Awas houses have been sanctioned,” he said.

Women and Child Development Minister Laxmi Rajwade said that under CM Vishnu Deo Sai’s leadership, Chhattisgarh is scripting a new chapter of development. “Our mothers and sisters are moving ahead in every field and are becoming economically and socially empowered. For the farmers of Gram Panchayat Kachar, today is a historic day as the construction of the anicut will enhance agricultural facilities. The people of Chhattisgarh are witnessing how, under CM Vishnu Deo Sai’s good governance, all promises are being fulfilled and schemes are being implemented that are ensuring continuous progress of the state,” she said.

The event was also attended by District Panchayat Chairperson Shikha Ravindra Gabel, Janpad Panchayat Chairperson Sujata Sukhlal Chauhan, Janpad Panchayat member Gangabai Patel, Bayang Sarpanch Gaurishankar Sidar, along with a large number of villagers.

Mahatari Vandan Yojana: Chhattisgarh’s prosperity lies in honouring mothers and sisters, says CM Vishnu Deo Sai

Raipur | 06-Sep-2025 126

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Over 69 lakh women receive ₹647 crore under the 19th installment of the scheme

So far, ₹12,376.19 crore directly transferred to beneficiaries, bringing positive change in women’s lives

Raipur : Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai today disbursed the 19th installment of the Mahatari Vandan Yojana at a grand programme in Kharsia, Raigarh district. On this occasion, he transferred ₹1,000 each directly into the bank accounts of 69,15,994 women. A total of ₹647.13 crore was credited with a single click.

Speaking at the event, CM Sai described the Mahatari Vandan Yojana as a transformative initiative to improve the standard of living of women and strengthen their self-respect. He expressed confidence that this financial assistance would not only empower women to become self-reliant but also reinforce family income and social security. Engaging with women present at the venue, he assured them that the state government would always stand by their side and continue to take consistent measures to improve their lives.

CM Sai said the scheme was infusing hope, confidence and new inspiration into the lives of Chhattisgarh’s mothers and sisters. He reaffirmed the government’s commitment to continually work for women’s welfare and the overall progress of society.

He further said that since the scheme was launched on March 1, 2024, nearly 69 lakh eligible women have been receiving monthly financial assistance directly into their bank accounts. With today’s 19th installment, a total of ₹12,376.19 crore has so far been transferred to beneficiaries. Chief Minister Shri Sai added that the scheme was playing a pivotal role in providing social security, fostering self-reliance and boosting women’s confidence.

Women and Child Development Minister Laxmi Rajwade said the Mahatari Vandan Yojana was bringing new energy, confidence and respect to women across the state. The scheme, she added, was not only positively transforming the lives of women but also strengthening families and driving social change. The state government, she underlined, has announced that women’s development, safety and dignity will remain the highest priority and the scheme will be made even more effective.

Deputy Chief Minister Arun Sao, Finance Minister O.P. Choudhary and a large number of dignitaries were present at the event.

From Zero Power Cuts to Free Electricity: CM Vishnu Deo Sai

Raipur | 04-Sep-2025 188

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CM lays foundation stone of Joint Headquarters of Chhattisgarh Power Companies in Naya Raipur

Plants a sapling under “One Tree in Mother’s Name” campaign

Shares 25 years of development journey in Silver Jubilee year

Raipur : Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai today laid the foundation stone of the Joint Headquarters building of Chhattisgarh State Power Companies at Sector-24 in Naya Raipur. On the auspicious occasion of the state’s Silver Jubilee year and Ganesh Utsav, the ceremony began with traditional rituals and unveiling of a 3D model of the building. The Chief Minister said that the upcoming headquarters will enhance the efficiency of officers and employees, strengthen coordination among the three power companies, and ensure that consumers receive all services under one roof. On this occasion, he also planted a Moulshree sapling under the “Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam” campaign.

CM Sai said that Chhattisgarh’s 25-year journey is proof that when determination and sensitivity move together, the results are historic. In 2000, the state’s power generation capacity was just 1,400 MW; today it has risen to 30,000 MW. He noted that the recent inauguration by Prime Minister Narendra Modi of a new 1,320 MW power plant has further strengthened this achievement. The Chief Minister added that this progress is the outcome of every citizen’s trust, hard work, and participation.

Referring to his recent visit to Japan and South Korea, the Chief Minister said that the experience showed him that Chhattisgarh is now moving rapidly towards global-level infrastructure and work culture. The Joint Headquarters building, he said, will be an important milestone in that direction. He instructed officials to ensure quality and timely completion of the building, so that it becomes a new identity for Chhattisgarh’s energy sector.

The Chief Minister further informed that under the new industrial policy, MoUs worth nearly ₹3 lakh crore have recently been signed in the power sector. As a result, an additional 30,000 MW of power generation will be possible in the coming years. He said this achievement will not only ensure 24-hour uninterrupted electricity for the people of the state but also meet the requirements of neighboring states. He added that under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the PM Suryaghar Free Electricity Scheme is rapidly propelling Chhattisgarh towards free electricity, with its benefits already reaching even remote regions.

Forest Minister Kedar Kashyap, on this occasion, paid tribute to Bharat Ratna Atal Bihari Vajpayee for his contribution to the formation of Chhattisgarh. He said that the building, to be constructed at a cost of nearly ₹270 crore, will be based on green energy and serve as an inspiration for generations to come.

The event was attended by Member of Parliament Brijmohan Agrawal, MLAs Sunil Soni, Purandar Mishra, Anuj Sharma, and Inder Kumar Sahu, Principal Secretary to the Chief Minister Subodh Kumar Singh, Energy Secretary Dr. Rohit Yadav, along with a large number of officials and employees.

The Joint Headquarters building will be constructed in a nine-storey structure over an area of 10,017 square meters. It will have three separate towers for the Chhattisgarh State Power Distribution Company Limited, Power Generation Company Limited, and Power Transmission Company Limited. Designed to accommodate 1,300 employees, it will include a 210-seat auditorium, a gymnasium for employees, two-level basement parking, mechanical stack parking, and e-vehicle charging facilities. The building will be constructed in line with BEE Five Star and GRIHA Five Star Green Rating standards, and its complete operation will be managed through a Building Management System.

Being built in Naya Raipur near the state Secretariat, Directorate, and Police Headquarters, this ultra-modern facility will strengthen inter-departmental coordination and take the state’s energy sector to new heights.

CM Sai Visits Flood-Hit Bastar, Directs Officials to Speed Up Relief and Rehabilitation Works

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CM Conducts Aerial and Ground Survey of Affected Areas in Bastar Division

Raipur : Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai today carried out an aerial survey and ground inspection of the flood-affected districts of Dantewada and Bastar in the Bastar Division. He personally reviewed the ground situation and took stock of the progress in relief and rehabilitation operations. CM Sai said that timely assistance to every flood-affected family is the State Government’s top priority, and this requires sensitivity and promptness at every level.

The Chief Minister visited the temporary relief camp set up at Churitikara Para in Dantewada, where he interacted with flood-affected families and heard their grievances. He assured them that the government stands firmly with every distressed family. Directing the administration, he emphasized that adequate food, clean drinking water, and safe shelter must be ensured in all camps on a continuous basis. He further said that immediate assistance should reach all affected people and that their rehabilitation work must be taken up on a priority basis and completed expeditiously.

The Chief Minister also instructed officials to provide essential items such as rations, utensils, and clothes in sufficient quantity in the relief camps. He directed that financial assistance for house repairs or new construction, as required, must be disbursed promptly. Sai asked the Collector and Revenue Department officials to quickly assess crop losses, livestock deaths, and other damages caused by the floods and extend assistance to the affected accordingly.

CM Sai also inspected a flood-damaged bridge, reviewing the traffic situation and the status of reconstruction work. He instructed officials to ensure early restoration of basic amenities like roads, electricity, and drinking water in the affected villages. Stressing accountability, he made it clear that no negligence in relief and rehabilitation work would be tolerated. “Natural disasters like floods do bring hardship, but with administrative promptness and public cooperation, these challenges can be addressed in time,” the Chief Minister said. He further directed officials to ensure special care for children, women, and the elderly in relief camps and affected villages, and to give priority to health and education facilities.

CM Reviews Health Camp Arrangements

The Chief Minister also inspected the health camp set up at the site. He interacted with the medical team regarding the availability of medicines, deployment of doctors, and delivery of primary health services to patients. Speaking directly with affected families, he asked whether they were satisfied with the administration’s support. The victims expressed satisfaction with the quick response of the district administration.

Sai gathered detailed information from officials about health check-ups, treatment of the sick, and the availability of essential medicines. He instructed that regular healthcare services be continued in the camps until normalcy is restored. He also directed officials to maintain constant vigilance against possible outbreaks of diarrhea and other waterborne seasonal diseases after the floods, and to ensure compulsory chlorination of all drinking water sources.

The Chief Minister urged the general public to consume only clean drinking water and to maintain hygiene and sanitation. He also instructed Urban Administration Department officials to ensure regular cleanliness in the affected wards.

Pathway Opens for In-depth Research and Study on Chhattisgarh’s Tribal Communities

Raipur | 21-Aug-2025 319

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MoU Signed Between Guru Ghasidas Central University and Tribal Research & Knowledge Centre (TRKC)

Chhattisgarh’s Tribal Heritage to Gain New Recognition

Raipur : A new chapter has begun in the field of tribal studies with the signing of a significant Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between Guru Ghasidas Central University, Bilaspur, and the Tribal Research & Knowledge Centre (TRKC), New Delhi. This collaboration will pave the way for advanced research on the tribal communities of Bastar and Surguja, focusing on their rich traditions, cultural heritage, and socio-economic structures.

The MoU was signed by Prof. Abhay S. Randive, Registrar of Guru Ghasidas Central University, and Shru Rajeev Sharma, Chhattisgarh In-charge of TRKC. Under this agreement, research activities on Chhattisgarh’s tribal communities will be carried out over the next three years. Present on the occasion were Prof. Alok Kumar Chakrawal, Vice-Chancellor of Guru Ghasidas University, Prof. Neelambari Dave, former Vice-Chancellor of Saurashtra University, Shri Vaibhav Surange, All India Youth Head of Vanvasi Kalyan Ashram, along with several professors, researchers, students, and distinguished citizens.

Speaking about the initiative, Shri Rajeev Sharma said that TRKC plays a vital role in promoting tribal studies across universities and colleges in India. With this MoU, the pace of research on Chhattisgarh’s tribal communities will significantly accelerate.

He emphasised that the research will explore unexplored dimensions of tribal life, including their ancient traditions, socio-political structures, systems of governance, indigenous entrepreneurship, sustainable development practices, and innovations. The findings will not only enrich public knowledge but also empower tribal youth by reconnecting them with their glorious heritage and cultural systems.

Registrar Prof. Abhay S. Randive highlighted that the MoU will facilitate joint research projects, area-based case studies, and capacity-building programmes for youth, administrators, and tribal stakeholders. Planned activities include- leadership development workshops and certificate courses, guidance sessions for social impact-based start-ups and innovations led by tribal youth, awareness campaigns within tribal communities with the participation of subject experts and faculty members as well as the seminars, lectures, conferences, roundtable discussions, and public dialogues focused on tribal issues.

The research findings will be disseminated through libraries, research publications, and academic databases, ensuring wider access to knowledge on tribal communities.

Prof. Randive added that the outcomes of these studies will also serve as a foundation for incorporating tribal issues and knowledge systems into academic curricula, thereby providing recognition and scholarly space to Chhattisgarh’s tribal legacy.

This landmark collaboration marks a step forward in giving Chhattisgarh’s indigenous communities a stronger academic identity while ensuring that their traditions, history, and innovations are documented, preserved, and shared with the world.

CM washes feet of Swachhata Didis in rare honour, women moved to tears – ‘For the first time in life, we have felt such pride’

Raipur | 13-Aug-2025 318

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Raipur : When Chief Minister Vishnudev Sai and Deputy Chief Minister Arun Sao washed the feet of Swachhata Didis at Bilaspur’s Bahatarai Stadium, the honoured sanitation workers were deeply moved and overcome with emotion. Thousands of people witnessed this touching and inspirational moment.

The Chief Minister and Deputy Chief Minister honoured the Swachhata Didis from urban bodies that excelled in the Swachh Survekshan 2024-25 in a unique manner. The Swachhata Didis who were felicitated expressed heartfelt gratitude to Chief Minister Sai and Deputy Chief Minister Sao for this proud moment in their lives.

After felicitating them, Chief Minister Sai said that Swachhata Didis and Swachhata Commandos play an important role in creating a clean and healthy environment. He added that their work is not limited to cleaning alone but is part of a wider social transformation campaign, and their efforts are commendable. He said this initiative would increase respect and awareness in society towards sanitation work.

On stage, Vishrampur’s Swachhata Didi Punita Bai and Kumhari’s Ranu Devangan said that society often views sanitation work with disdain, but being honoured by the Chief Minister through the washing of their feet was a matter of great pride for them. “This honour is a true reward for our hard work, dedication, and commitment. With the cooperation of public representatives and citizens, our work has gained recognition, and our urban bodies have secured excellent positions in the survey,” they said.

Puja Rathore from Bilha and Wasu Raj from Dantewada shared that they have been associated with this work for the past eight years, but today was the first time they had experienced such a proud moment in their lives. Swachhata Didis Sharda Soni and Kiran Singh also expressed their happiness in the same way and conveyed their heartfelt gratitude to Chief Minister Vishnudev Sai and Deputy Chief Minister Arun Sao.

₹152.84 Crore Transferred to 1.41 Lakh Farmers in Chhattisgarh Under PM Fasal Bima Yojana

Raipur | 12-Aug-2025 343

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CM Vishnu Deo Sai Thanks PM Narendra Modi and Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan

Raipur : Under the Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana, an amount of ₹152.84 crore was directly transferred today to the bank accounts of more than 1.41 lakh farmers in Chhattisgarh. This payout will not only compensate them for crop losses but also ensure financial security for the farming community. On the occasion, Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai expressed heartfelt gratitude to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, stating that under their visionary leadership, the scheme has become a protective shield for the state’s farmers.

CM Sai said that across the country today, more than 30 lakh farmers have received over ₹3,200 crore in crop insurance claim benefits. “The protection and prosperity of our farmers is our highest priority. With the guidance and determination of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, a new gateway has been opened for farmers’ prosperity and economic security,” the Chief Minister remarked.

He further emphasised that the Chhattisgarh government is fully committed to implementing the Central Government’s welfare schemes with complete transparency, urgency, and efficiency, ensuring that the state’s farmers become increasingly economically empowered while moving steadily towards self-reliance.

CM VishnuDeo Sai pays tribute to Chhattisgarh’s first woman MP and social reformer Minimata on her death anniversary

Raipur | 11-Aug-2025 320

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Raipur : Chief Minister VishnuDeo Sai paid tribute to Chhattisgarh’s first woman Member of Parliament and noted social reformer, the late Minimata, on her death anniversary. CM Sai said that Minimata dedicated her entire life to the protection and upliftment of the rights of the underprivileged, women, Dalits and the poor.

Chief Minister Shri Sai said that Minimata strongly raised her voice against social evils such as child marriage, dowry and untouchability, and made significant contributions towards several key social reforms. Her work was always marked by service, simplicity and sensitivity.

Highlighting her life as a rare example of struggle and service, CM Sai said that Minimata’s legacy will continue to inspire future generations to work towards equality, justice and brotherhood in society. He urged everyone to adopt her ideals and contribute towards building a just and inclusive society.

Chhattisgarh Emerges as a Role Model in Public Relations: Maharashtra Officials Impressed by Functioning of DPR and Chhattisgarh Samvad

Raipur | 08-Aug-2025 299

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Raipur : A high-level delegation from the Directorate General of Information and Public Relations (DGIPR), Government of Maharashtra, was on a three-day official visit to Chhattisgarh from August 5 to 7, 2025. The primary objective of the visit was to observe and study the innovative practices and effective systems adopted by the Chhattisgarh government in the fields of information dissemination, public relations, and communication of government schemes.

The visiting delegation comprised six senior officials, including Maharashtra's Deputy Secretary Ms. Samruddhi Angolkar and Director Mr. Kishor Gangarde. During their visit, the team closely studied the operational mechanisms of the Department of Public Relations, Government of Chhattisgarh, and its associate body, Chhattisgarh Samvad.

The officials undertook an in-depth review of the department’s functioning, including systems such as e-News Clipping, e-RO (Release Order) System, e-Publication, Journalist Accreditation and other Welfare Schemes for Journalists. They also gathered detailed insights into the organizational structure, operational workflow, and technological innovations implemented by Chhattisgarh Samvad.

During the visit, the delegation paid a courtesy call on Dr. Ravi Mittal, Commissioner, Department of Public Relations.

Speaking on the occasion, Dr. Mittal stated, "It has been our consistent effort to ensure timely, transparent, and effective communication of government schemes and public welfare policies to the people. The unique balance between technology and a human-centric approach is what defines our system. We are delighted that other states are showing interest in these innovations. This kind of inter-state knowledge exchange is a positive and constructive step forward.”

The delegation also visited the Directorate of Public Relations office located at Indravati Bhawan, where they directly observed the functioning of various branches and witnessed departmental activities firsthand.

Additional Directors Mr. J.L. Dariyo, Mr. Umesh Mishra, and Mr. Sanjeev Tiwari provided the Maharashtra delegation with a detailed briefing on the department’s major activities, operational models, and use of digital tools.

Members of the visiting delegation appreciated the innovative practices being implemented by the Chhattisgarh government in the field of information and public relations and expressed keen interest in exploring their applicability in Maharashtra.

Also present during the occasion were several officers from the Department of Public Relations and Chhattisgarh Samvad.

3,000 PMAY Homes Coming Up for Naxal-Affected Families and Surrendered Extremists in Chhattisgarh

Raipur | 08-Aug-2025 292

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CM Sai: "This is not just about bricks and cement – it's a foundation of trust, security and stability"

Raipur : In a significant step toward reintegrating families affected by Naxal violence and surrendered extremists into the mainstream, the Chhattisgarh government is constructing around 3,000 houses under a special project linked to the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (PMAY). The initiative, specially approved by the Central Government at the state’s request, forms part of a larger sanction of 15,000 houses for families who otherwise did not qualify under regular PMAY eligibility norms.

Under this special project, out of 5,000 identified families, 3,000 families have already received housing approvals. The first installment has been released to 2,111 families, and 128 families have received their second installment. Construction is progressing rapidly, even in extremely remote and inaccessible forested regions.

Among the success stories, Sodi Hungi from Sukma and Dashri Bai from Kanker have completed the construction of their homes within just three months, despite the rugged terrain and logistical challenges. Their homes were sanctioned in March 2025, construction began in May, and the houses were completed within the monsoon window—an exceptional feat in these circumstances.

The special housing project is breathing new life into families in Bastar division affected by Naxal violence and unrest. Surrendered extremists and their families are now seeing their dreams of safe, permanent homes take shape, thanks to strong support from government authorities, district administrations, and the community.

Remote Areas, Difficult Terrain—Yet a Home in Three Months

Dashri Bai Nuruti, a resident of Ulia Gram Panchayat, over 200 km from Kanker district HQ, lost her husband Doge Nuruti during a Maoist attack amid Assembly elections. Her home was sanctioned under the special PMAY project in March, and construction began in May. With resilience and support, her house was completed in just three months.

She explained the many challenges: lack of roads for four-wheelers, high transportation costs for materials, difficulty accessing labor during rains, and isolation that discouraged masons from even reaching the site. Yet, with active help from the Kanker district administration, Gram Panchayat officials, and PMAY team, her house was completed quickly.

Dashri Bai said: “This sensitive and effective policy by the government for victims and surrendered Naxals has changed our lives. Without this level of support, it wouldn’t have been possible.”

Sodi Hungi’s Home Brings Dignity After Years Under a Leaking Roof

In Oeiras village under Gadiras Gram Panchayat, Sukma, Sodi Hungi built her permanent house in just three months. Her husband, Masa Sodi, was killed by Naxals in 2005 on suspicion of being a police informer. Since then, the family lived in a leaking, thatched hut, exposed to rain and dangerous insects.

Under the special PMAY project, Sodi Hungi received a total of ₹1.35 lakh in three installments. With consistent technical guidance and supervision by Gram Panchayat, her home was completed in July 2025. Today, she lives in her new concrete home with her family—a symbol of long-awaited security and dignity.

Sukma Leads in Beneficiaries, Followed by Bijapur and Narayanpur

Till date, nearly 3,000 homes have been sanctioned under the special project across LWE-affected regions: Sukma – 984 families (highest), Bijapur – 761, Narayanpur – 376, Dantewada – 251, Bastar – 214, Kondagaon – 166, Kanker – 146, Gariaband – 27, Balrampur-Ramanujganj – 25, Manpur-Mohla-Ambagarh Chowki – 23

CM Vishnu Deo Sai: "Our Government is Committed to Building Trust, Development and Rehabilitation"

Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Deo Sai emphasized that the Chhattisgarh government is working strategically on the principles of trust, development, and rehabilitation in Naxal-affected areas. He said that the state specially appealed to the Centre to approve 15,000 houses under a customized scheme for families not covered under standard PMAY norms.

"This project is not just about construction. It is about restoring faith, creating stability, and building a safe future for families who have suffered years of neglect and fear. That homes are being completed within three months in the most difficult terrains shows the power of collective will—government, administration, and the people together making the impossible happen," CM Sai said. He added that the government is firmly committed to ensuring that every eligible family in these areas receives a permanent, dignified home.

Dy CM Vijay Sharma: “This is an historic step towards justice and dignity”

Deputy Chief Minister and Home Minister Shri Vijay Sharma remarked that this initiative is a key part of the government’s rehabilitation, security, and dignity strategy for lasting peace and inclusive development in Naxal-affected regions.

"The special PMAY project reflects a sensitive and strategic shift—ensuring that victims of violence and surrendered extremists are not left behind. Examples like Sodi Hungi and Dashri Bai prove that when the government is empathetic and the administration is proactive, development can reach even the most remote corners," he said.

Sharma reaffirmed that the mission is to ensure every affected family gets not only a roof, but also the respect and safety they deserve. The mission is being implemented with full commitment and clear intent to transform lives.

Major Success in Chhattisgarh’s Fight Against Naxalism: 9 Maoists, Including ₹24 Lakh Bounty Holder, Surrender in Bijapur

Raipur | 07-Aug-2025 301

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CM Vishnu Deo Sai Says – “Naxalism Is on Its Last Breath; State Committed to Its Complete Elimination by March 31, 2026”

Raipur : In yet another major breakthrough in the fight against Naxalism, security forces in Chhattisgarh have achieved a significant success. In Bijapur district, 9 Maoists, including one carrying a bounty of ₹24 lakh, surrendered today. In a separate incident, another Maoist was neutralised during an encounter.

Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai said this reflects the image of a changing Bastar — where guns are being lowered and the voice of development is rising. He added that this success is a result of the indomitable courage of security forces and the strong leadership and guidance of Union Home Minister Shri Amit Shah, who holds the record for serving the longest tenure as India’s Home Minister.

CM Vishnu Deo Sai further said that Shri Amit Shah’s tenure has marked an era of internal security in India that has made the impossible possible. Be it the historic abrogation of Article 370 or the decisive blows dealt to Naxalism and terrorism, he has consistently steered the nation towards becoming a safe, strong, and confident republic.

Since December 2023, Chhattisgarh has witnessed the neutralisation of around 450 Maoists, 1,579 arrests, and nearly 1,589 surrenders. These figures are clear evidence that Naxalism in the state has entered its final phase.

The Chief Minister made it clear that the Chhattisgarh Government is fully committed to eliminating Naxalism from the state by March 31, 2026, in alignment with the vision of Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Shri Amit Shah.

CM Vishnu Deo Sai also instructed administrative officers to accelerate the rehabilitation process of surrendered Maoists and ensure their integration into the mainstream of society.

He extended his congratulations to the security forces, intelligence agencies, and administrative teams for this success and said, “Bastar is now moving from darkness to light. Development will be its new identity.”

Har Ghar Tiranga’ Campaign to be Held on the Occasion of India’s 79th Independence Day

Raipur | 02-Aug-2025 364

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To be conducted in three phases from August 2 to 15

Themed on ‘Har Ghar Tiranga, Har Ghar Swachhata: Celebrating Freedom with Cleanliness’

Raipur : Joining the nation in celebrating the 79th Independence Day, Chhattisgarh will observe the ‘Har Ghar Tiranga’ campaign from August 2 to 15, 2025. The programme will be held in three distinct phases and aims to encourage citizens across the state to hoist the National Flag at their homes, fostering a deeper sense of patriotism and respect for the tricolour.

This year, the campaign revolves around the theme ‘Har Ghar Tiranga, Har Ghar Swachhata: Celebrating Freedom with Cleanliness’, reflecting a combined commitment to national pride, hygiene, and water conservation.

During the campaign, the Tricolour will be prominently displayed at all government buildings, institutions, and residential premises. Buildings will be illuminated, rangolis will be drawn, and selfie zones will be established. To ensure mass awareness, the campaign will be widely publicised through pamphlets, banners, and standees in local languages.

The initiative promotes citizen unity and collective celebration, integrating the ideals of cleanliness and water conservation alongside the spirit of freedom.

In Phase 1 (August 2–8), schools and public spaces will be adorned with creative Tiranga art. Activities will include rangoli competitions, quizzes on local history of the flag, Tiranga-themed rakhi-making workshops and contests, and live demonstrations of flag-weaving using tri-colour threads in public areas. Schools will also host letter-writing competitions inspired by the values and sentiments associated with the National Flag.

Phase 2 (August 9–12) will see Tiranga fairs and Tiranga concerts at public venues, powered by community participation. These events will feature the involvement of elected representatives, local talents, and sportspersons. Cultural programmes celebrating patriotism will be staged during the concerts. Additionally, flag rallies, bike rallies, and cycle rallies will be organized across the state.

In Phase 3 (August 13–15), the National Flag will be hoisted on all government buildings, educational institutions, hotels, offices, dams, and bridges. These locations will also be illuminated as part of the celebration. The final phase will also include special activities focusing on cleanliness and water conservation.

The campaign mandates active participation of employees and families associated with public enterprises, self-help groups, and social organisations across all districts. Corporate and private entities are also being encouraged to contribute to the campaign, including via CSR resources.

The Department of Culture has issued detailed guidelines to all district collectors. As per these, citizens will be motivated to actively engage with the campaign through state government websites and social media platforms. All activities under the theme ‘Har Ghar Tiranga, Har Ghar Swachhata: Celebrating Freedom with Cleanliness’ will be linked and promoted via the website www.harghartiranga.com Gram panchayat sarpanches, municipal officials, and elected representatives will also be mobilised to ensure grassroots participation.

Local self-help groups will be encouraged to produce flags, and flag distribution and sales centres will be set up in gram panchayats. Across all districts, post offices and fair price shops will serve as official flag distribution points. To maximise outreach and citizen engagement, pamphlets and stickers will be distributed at toll booths, check-posts, and other key public locations.

Dream of Owning a House Comes True for a Naxal-Affected Family

Raipur | 01-Aug-2025 303

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Chhattisgarh’s First Special Housing Unit Constructed under PMAY on the Initiative of Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Deo Sai

Raipur : Positive outcomes of the Naxal Surrender, Victim Relief and Rehabilitation Policy 2025, implemented by Chhattisgarh Government, are now becoming evident on the ground. As a result of Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Deo Sai’s initiative, the first special housing unit under the Prime Minister Awas Yojana (PMAY) in Chhattisgarh has been completed and handed over to a Naxal-affected family in Sukma district.

This milestone was achieved under the special allocation of 15,000 PMAY units received from the Central Government, wherein a permanent house has been constructed for Mrs. Sodi Hungi, wife of the late Shri Masa Sodi, a resident of Oiras village in Gadiras Gram Panchayat. This marks the very first house completed under a special project designed exclusively for Naxal-affected families and surrendered Naxals in the state. The initiative is not only a testament to the government’s compassion but also a significant step in the rehabilitation process of victims of extremist violence.

Mrs. Sodi Hungi suffered the trauma of Naxal violence in 2005 when her husband, Shri Masa Sodi, was brutally murdered with sharp-edged weapons on the suspicion of being a police informer. For years, her impoverished family was forced to live in a thatched hut vulnerable to leaking roofs during the rains and dangerous, venomous insects.

In the financial year 2024–25, upon being found eligible under the special project of PMAY (Gramin), Mrs. Sodi Hungi’s name was formally proposed by the Gadiras Gram Panchayat. After the approval, a total amount of Rs 1.35 lakh was disbursed to her in three installments. Owing to the government’s transparent processes, technical guidance, and consistent monitoring, the construction of the house was completed on 8 July 2025. Mrs. Hungi and her family have now moved into their new permanent residence.

Alongside the PMAY benefits, Mrs. Sodi Hungi has also been extended support through other government schemes, including the construction of a toilet under the Swachh Bharat Mission, payment for 90 days of labour under MGNREGA, and provision of a ration card, Ayushman card, and other social security benefits.

Expressing their gratitude, the sons of Mrs. Sodi Hungi stated that their family is now living a life of safety and dignity. “All of this has been made possible by the district administration, our Gram Panchayat, and the Prime Minister Awas Yojana. We are deeply thankful to Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Deo Sai and the Central Government for crafting such a sensitive and effective policy for the rehabilitation of Naxal victims and surrendered Naxals,” they said.

The construction of houses under this special project marks a concrete step towards the rehabilitation of families affected by Naxalism in Chhattisgarh. On the initiative of Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Deo Sai, Central Government has approved a special allocation of 15,000 PMAY units for Naxal-affected and surrendered individuals. The construction of these homes is progressing at a rapid pace. In Sukma district, the housing project is being implemented swiftly under the guidance of Collector Shri Devesh Kumar Dhruv.

'Har Har Mahadev!' echoes through Bhoramdeo as CM Vishnu Deo Sai showers flowers from helicopter, welcomes thousands of Kanwariyas

Raipur | 29-Jul-2025 374

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Raipur : Devotion and divine fervour reached a crescendo on the third Monday of Sawan as Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Deo Sai performed a helicopter flower shower over thousands of Kanwariyas and Shiv devotees at the ancient and culturally rich Baba Bhoramdeo Temple, a revered religious and archaeological site of the state.

Joining the grand spiritual celebration were Speaker Dr Raman Singh, along with Deputy Chief Ministers Shri Vijay Sharma and Shri Arun Sao.

This marks the second consecutive year that the Chief Minister personally conducted a flower shower to welcome the devotees. Following the aerial floral tribute, CM Sai visited the Bhoramdeo temple with Dr Singh, Shri Sharma and Shri Sao, and performed special Vedic rituals, prayers, and Rudrabhishek, praying for peace, prosperity and well-being across the state.

Interacting warmly with the Kanwariyas and pilgrims present in the temple complex, CM Sai enquired about their well-being and expressed heartfelt appreciation.

He said, “To be here on the holy land of Baba Bhoramdeo on the third Monday of Sawan and to be one with the Shiv bhakts is a matter of immense pride and good fortune for me. Thousands of devotees have walked hundreds of kilometres to seek the blessings of Lord Bholenath — a living testimony to our faith, traditions, and cultural heritage.”

On this occasion, the CM honoured Pandariya MLA Smt. Bhavna Bohra, who walked 151 kilometres from Amarkantak to Bhoramdeo to perform the Jalabhishek, by presenting her with a saffron robe and shriphal.

CM Sai further highlighted that under the leadership of Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, the Swadesh Darshan Yojana 2.0 has approved an ambitious ₹146 crore Bhoramdeo Corridor Development Project. The project will not only transform the temple premises but also connect heritage sites like Madwa Mahal, Cherki Mahal, Ramchuwa up to the Saroda reservoir, developing a holistic spiritual-tourism corridor.

He added that to facilitate devotees travelling from Chhattisgarh to Amarkantak, the process for allocation of five acres of land in Anuppur, Madhya Pradesh is currently underway, where a grand pilgrim rest facility is planned.

CM Sai extended warm Sawan wishes to all devotees, remarking that "today's flower shower from the skies has added an extraordinary divine aura to this sacred occasion."

Legacy of faith: Bhoramdeo temple overflows with devotion in the holy month of Sawan

The tradition of Jalabhishek (water offering) to Lord Shiva, the Mahadev of all gods, during the holy month of Sawan has been followed for centuries. The 11th-century Bhoramdeo Temple, located in the village of Chaura, about 18 kilometres from Kawardha, holds immense religious, historical, and archaeological importance.

During the Sawan month, thousands of devotees from Kabirdham, Mungeli, Bemetara, Khairagarh, Rajnandgaon, and even Amarkantak in Madhya Pradesh, undertake arduous pilgrimages on foot to perform Jalabhishek at Baba Bhoramdeo, Budha Mahadev, and Dongariya’s ancient Jaleshwar Shivling.

Carrying sacred water from the Narmada River, these barefoot devotees dressed in saffron robes brave over 150 kilometres of rough, hilly terrain, chanting “Bol Bam” and singing devotional hymns as they reach temples like Bhoramdeo, Jaleshwar Mahadev, and Panchmukhi Budha Mahadev.

Chhattisgarh’s New Industrial Policy Offers Special Incentives for Steel Sector, Green Steel Production to Get Dedicated Grants: CM Vishnu Deo Sai

Raipur | 29-Jul-2025 368

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CM Invites Steel Entrepreneurs to Set Up Units in Chhattisgarh at Green Steel and Mining Summit

Raipur : Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Deo Sai extended a warm invitation to steel entrepreneurs from across the country to establish production units in the state. Participating in the Green Steel and Mining Summit held at a prominent local hotel, CM Sai highlighted the immense potential for the steel industry in Chhattisgarh and the infrastructure developed to support it. The summit was organized by the Confederation of Indian Industries (CII) for its eastern region members.

Addressing industrialists at the event, the Chief Minister said that Chhattisgarh’s new Industrial Policy gives special focus to the steel sector. He added that entrepreneurs engaged in green steel production will receive dedicated grants under this policy.

The Chief Minister stated that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has set an ambitious target to make India a global steel hub. Under his leadership, steel production in the country has surged from 100 million tonnes to 200 million tonnes, with a new goal of reaching 300 million tonnes by 2030. In line with this national vision, Chhattisgarh has set a target to increase its current steel production capacity from 28 million tonnes to 45 million tonnes, with all necessary groundwork completed.

Chhattisgarh: A State Rich in Minerals and Full of Industrial Possibilities

Highlighting the state’s natural strengths, CM Sai said that Chhattisgarh is rich in mineral resources, which opens vast industrial opportunities when harnessed correctly. He emphasized that this growth will not only strengthen the state’s economy but also create employment at the grassroots level. The state government is fully committed to generating maximum employment through the manufacturing sector. With support from Central employment incentive schemes and state-level subsidies for local employment, this vision is becoming a reality.

Manufacturing Gets Top Priority in ‘Anjor Vision’ Document

The Chief Minister informed the gathering that a comprehensive development roadmap titled “Anjor Vision” has been prepared to align with the national goal of Viksit Bharat @2047. This document outlines a phased development strategy with manufacturing identified as the core focus area—especially steel and power, the backbone industries of Chhattisgarh.

All Infrastructure Prepared to Meet the Vision Targets

He assured that all infrastructural preparations necessary to meet these targets have been completed. The railway infrastructure in the state has been significantly enhanced, and rapid construction is underway to further strengthen the network. This includes ongoing projects worth ₹47,000 crore. New routes, such as the Raoghat to Jagdalpur railway line and the Kirandul to Kothagudem line in Telangana (138 km of which will pass through Bastar), are being developed. Additionally, a new railway corridor from Kharsia in Raigarh to Parmalkasa in Rajnandgaon will streamline the supply of raw materials and distribution of finished goods, significantly reducing production costs.

Over 350 Policy Reforms for Ease of Doing Business

Highlighting the pro-industry stance of his government, CM Sai said the new Industrial Policy includes a single-window clearance system and over 350 policy reforms aimed at improving the ease of doing business. These reforms will directly benefit investors in the steel sector. He also stated that industries adopting green energy will be eligible for special grants. He appreciated the adoption of advanced technologies like hydrogen-based steel production in Chhattisgarh.

The Chief Minister shared that the recently held Energy Summit saw investment proposals worth approximately ₹3.5 lakh crore, including ₹57,000 crore earmarked for hydropower projects. The state is also making rapid strides in solar energy generation under the PM Suryaghar Free Electricity Scheme.

He said industrial corridors are being developed at a rapid pace, and new industrial parks are being established. The government is offering special grants to private players to set up these parks. He urged all entrepreneurs present to invest in Chhattisgarh and set up their units.

Tap into Trained Workforce and New Logistics Policy

CM Sai assured that trained manpower will not be an issue for industries, with Skill India Centres already operational across all blocks in Bastar. He also emphasized the benefits of the state's new logistics policy, which includes grants for developing dry ports and inland container depots. Being centrally located in India, Chhattisgarh has immense logistics potential. Expressways, rail networks, and national highways offer seamless connectivity in all directions, a major plus for the steel sector. He also revealed plans to develop a large steel cluster in the State Capital Region that includes Raipur, Durg, and Bhilai.

Over 250 Industrial Representatives Participated in the Summit

More than 250 industrial representatives from five eastern states—West Bengal, Odisha, Jharkhand, Bihar, and Chhattisgarh—participated in the Green Steel and Mining Summit organized by CII. They explored the industrial prospects in Chhattisgarh and held fruitful discussions. CM Sai also visited the industrial exhibition organized as part of the summit.

The event was graced by key dignitaries including CII Chhattisgarh Chairman Shri Sanjay Jain, Co-Chairman Shri Siddharth Agrawal, Vice Chairman Shri Bajrang Goyal, Chief Secretary Shri Amitabh Jain, Principal Secretary to the CM Shri Subodh Singh, Secretary to the CM Shri Rahul Bhagat, and Industry Secretary Shri Rajat Kumar.

Union MoS for Communications and Rural Development Dr. Chandra Sekhar Pemmasani meets Chhattisgarh CM Vishnu Deo Sai

Raipur | 28-Jul-2025 407

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Raipur : Union Minister of State for Communications and Rural Development Dr. Chandra Sekhar Pemmasani paid a courtesy visit to Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Deo Sai at the CM’s residence in Raipur today. The meeting saw detailed discussions on rural development, coordinated implementation of Central and State government schemes, strengthening communication infrastructure in tribal regions, and the progress of development initiatives in Maoist-affected areas.

Chief Minister Shri Sai briefed the Union Minister about the state government’s efforts to bring Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi’s development-oriented vision to the grassroots. He shared that in the very first cabinet meeting of the new government, approval was granted for the construction of 18 lakh pucca houses, fulfilling the dream of home ownership for the state's poor families. The CM also informed that 1,460 gram panchayats now have operational Atal Digital Seva Kendras, significantly improving access to banking services in rural areas.

Highlighting women’s empowerment, CM Sai spoke about the government’s initiatives promoting skill development and innovation. He stated that women’s self-help groups in rural areas are setting new benchmarks in self-reliance through their enterprising work.

Union MoS Dr. Pemmasani, during the meeting, shared details of his recent visits to Narayanpur and Mohla-Manpur-Ambagarh Chowki districts. He expressed satisfaction with the effective implementation of Central government schemes in these regions and noted the tangible benefits being experienced by local communities. Appreciating the rapid positive transformation in Maoist-affected regions, Dr. Pemmasani called it a strong indicator of a brighter future for Chhattisgarh.

Referring to the exhibition organized under the ‘BIHAN’ scheme, the Union Minister lauded the quality of bell metal crafts, millets, and household products made by women from SHGs (Self-Help Groups). He mentioned that many of these women are now earning between ₹15,000 to ₹20,000 per month, which marks a significant step toward financial independence in rural India.

Dr. Pemmasani also fondly recalled the traditional tribal welcome he received during his visit and shared his unforgettable experience of deeply connecting with their vibrant culture. He made special mention of his visit to the Divyang Residential School, describing his interaction with the children there as an emotional and heartfelt moment. He commended the government’s efforts toward supporting children with disabilities.

Secretary to CM Shri P. Dayanand and other officials were present during the meeting.

PM Modi praises Bilha’s women in ‘Mann Ki Baat’ – Chhattisgarh’s cleanliness initiative gets national spotlight

Raipur | 28-Jul-2025 358

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“A proud moment for every citizen of Chhattisgarh,” says CM Vishnu Deo Sai

Raipur : Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Deo Sai joined citizens across the country today in listening to Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi’s 124th edition of the monthly ‘Mann Ki Baat’ radio programme at the CM’s residence in Raipur. Present on the occasion were Shri Vikas Markam, Shri Naveen Markandey, Shri Amit Chimnani, Smt. Harshita Pandey, Shri Amit Sahu and other dignitaries.

CM Vishnu Deo Sai said that ‘Mann Ki Baat’ is not just a platform of communication, but a powerful national forum that brings forth stories of innovation, public initiatives, and inspiration from across the country, filling citizens with fresh energy and motivation.

Chief Minister Shri Sai said that today was a moment of special pride for Chhattisgarh, as the Prime Minister mentioned the innovative work led by women in the Nagar Panchayat of Bilha, Bilaspur district, in the field of cleanliness. PM Modi stated that “Women of Bilha were trained in waste management and they came together to completely transform the face of the town.” CM Sai noted that this recognition is a matter of immense pride and inspiration for every citizen of Chhattisgarh.

“The women of Bilha have proved that when determination and cooperation come together, no transformation is impossible. This success story in cleanliness has brought national recognition to Chhattisgarh. With their resolve, these women have helped make Bilha one of the cleanest towns in the country,” the CM added.

CM Vishnu Deo Sai emphasized that the innovation shown by the women of Chhattisgarh in the cleanliness mission was rightfully acknowledged today by the Prime Minister on a national platform. He said this demonstrates that cleanliness is not merely a government programme, but a mass movement driven by social awareness and active women participation.

The Chief Minister informed that seven cities of Chhattisgarh, including Nagar Panchayat Bilha, have been honoured at the national level under the Swachh Bharat Mission by the Hon’ble President of India. Congratulating the elected representatives of urban bodies, Municipal Commissioners, CMO officials, Swachhta Didis and sanitation workers, he said that this recognition is the result of the dedication and hard work of all involved.

He further shared that during his recent visit to Jashpur district, he learned that all five urban bodies of the district have shown remarkable improvement in the national cleanliness rankings. In appreciation of this performance, he personally felicitated the sanitation workers and Swachhta Didis two days ago in Jashpur.

CM Sai added that a positive environment has been created across Chhattisgarh in the field of cleanliness, and that the state government’s commitment and sincerity in implementing the Swachh Bharat Mission is now clearly visible in the results.

Concluding his statement, the Chief Minister said:“‘Mann Ki Baat’ has today become a national movement that transforms ordinary stories from every corner of the country into extraordinary sources of inspiration. It is a living testimony to the vibrancy of Indian democracy.”

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