According to the information received from the Secretary of District Legal Services Authority, Shri Shiv Prakash Tripathi, in the direction of District and Sessions Judge Mr. DL Cuttwar, Surajpur, a legal awareness camp was organized at Government Higher Secondary School, Badara and Government High School, Laxmipur.
In the above camp, Shri Shiv Prakash Tripathi said that our Constitution is mentioned in the Indian constitution, in which our obligations have been given with rights. Shri Tripathi said that the law is made by the government when it is needed for our security, which is our duty to follow. Only by following the law will the country's development and our security system be maintained. He said that law is equal to all, but it is seen that economically weaker sections are being chased by the reach of justice. Because of which reservation was made in the law. Similarly, people of poor classes were going back to the legal battle due to economic weakness. In view of this, the Legal Services Authority Act 1987 was created in which free justice was arranged. Shri Tripathi said under this Act, the Nalsa-Sarsa-Dalsa-Taluka Legal Service Committee is working in the entire country, which is meant to provide easy accessible justice system. Explaining the function and interpretation of the Legal Services Authority in detail, the Right to Education, Right to Equality, Motor Vehicle Act, Tonehi Harassment Act, Abduction, Cyber ​​Crime Sexual Exploitation and Pakos in detail.
By giving information of the Juvenile Justice Act, Child Marriage Prevention Act, related to children, Child Protection Officer, Mr. Manoj Jaiswal, explained the proceedings of the legal process and police administration with children working against the law in detail. In the above camp, Principal Mrs. Rakshas Srivastava, Principal, Mr. K.P. Women, PLV Shri Vikash Kumar Prajapati, Shri Satya Narayan Singh, Shri Umesh Kumar and all teachers and students of the Vidyalaya were present.

Korea, October 17, 2018 / Chief Medical and Health Officer said here that provisional merit list has been issued for men and women's multipurpose health worker training session 2018-19. An overview of the ongoing list can be done on the notice board of the Chief Medical and Health Officer's office and on the website's preliminary report. Claims objections have been invited till October 23, with complete evidence regarding the list released.

Korea, October 17, 2018 / India Election Commission has issued guidelines for providing free broadcast time on Doordarshan and Akashwani for the promotion of national and recognized regional political parties. According to the revised provisions of the Representation of the People Act, 1951, there is a provision for providing equal time for the promotion of all recognized political parties on the electronic broadcast media of Central Government (Doordarshan and All India Radio). Under this act, Chhattisgarh will also provide free time for promotion to national and recognized regional parties during the forthcoming assembly elections by public broadcaster Prasar Bharti Nigam. This facility of promotion of political parties in the state will be given to the Doordarshan and Akashwani Regional Broadcasting Centers and the broadcast centers located in the capital. It will also broadcast the Doordarshan and other relay centers of Akashwani located in Chhattisgarh.

Date and time of the broadcast
Initially, a uniform period of 45 minutes will be provided to all the national parties and the regional territories recognized in Chhattisgarh on regional networks of Doordarshan and Akashwani. Based on the performance of the political parties in the previous assembly elections, they will be allotted additional time. No more than 15 minutes to be broadcast at a time. For the political parties to campaign on Doordarshan and Akashwani, the time will be given from the last day of filing of nomination for the first phase of voting, two days before the voting of each phase. Prasar Bharati Nigam will determine the actual date and time for publicity in consultation with the Election Commission of India. The date and time of the broadcast will be fixed on the basis of the technical limitations of the operation of Doordarshan and All India Radio and the time available there.

Transcript must be submitted before the broadcast
Political parties must strictly adhere to the parameters set by the Commission for publicity on Doordarshan and Akakaka. For recording the recording and its transcript must be submitted in advance. The group can record broadcasting material (subject matter) in a studio with the technical quality set by Prasar Bharti Corporation or Doordarshan-Aakashwani on their own expenditure. Alternatively, they can record its recording with Doordarshan and AIR and also in their studios located in the capital.

Organizing discussion and debate
Prasar Bharti Corporation will also organize a maximum of two discussions and debate on the Doordarshan and Aakashanki (Chandis Kepennevad, Dandkamungam), while giving time to the public. All eligible political parties can nominate one representative for these programs. In consultation with the Prasar Bharti Corporation, the Election Commission of India will determine the names of the coordinators for these discussions and debate.

Mandatory Guidelines for Broadcasting
The Commission has given strict instructions to political parties for the content of the broadcast. During the campaign, criticism of other countries, attacks on religion or community, malicious or defamatory, inciting violence, contempt of the court, conviction of the loyalty of the President and the judiciary, the unity of the nation, affecting sovereignty and integrity, Content that is individually criticized will not be allowed.

Allotment time for broadcasting for the promotion of parties
All National Political Parties on Doordarshan and Aakashwani, with minimum 45-45 minutes of broadcasting time for promotion, have been allocated time on the basis of their performance in the last assembly election. For broadcasting from the central and regional centers in the capital, the all-India Trinamool Congress in Chhattisgarh has 45 minutes, Bahujan Samaj Party gets 61 minutes, Bharatiya Janata Party gets 194 minutes, 47 minutes for Communist Party of India, Communist Party of India (Marxist) 45 Minutes, 191 minutes for the Indian National Congress and 46 minutes for the Nationalist Congress Party.

Korea, October 17, 2018 / First Meeting of the Media Certification and Monitoring Committee constituted to ensure the adherence of Model Code of Conduct during the election, Additional Chief Electoral Officer Dr. S. Till October 16th, under the chairmanship of Bharathidasan The application for pre-certification was discussed in the meeting and after the consent of the members, a certificate of no-objection was issued for the broadcast. On October 16, only one application was received by the committee.
In the meeting, Dr. Renuka Shrivastav (Returning Officer of Raipur South), Chairman of the Certification Committee, Smt. Padmaja and Doordarshan Program Head Mr. P.K. Srivastava was involved. According to the Election Commission of India, one media certification and monitoring committee (MCMC) has been constituted in each district and in every district. The Additional Chief Electoral Officer is the Chairman of the State Level Certification Committee formed by the Chief Election Officer. Apart from this, Returning Officer of one assembly constituency of Raipur district and one of the Principal Category Officers of the Information and Broadcasting Department.

On October 16, 2018 / Chhattisgarh, notification was issued for the first phase of assembly elections on October 16. With this, the nomination process started. On the first day, no candidate has filed his nomination papers for the 18 assembly seats. In the first phase, nomination papers for 12 seats of Bastar division and 6 seats of Rajnandgaon district are to be filed.
It is worth mentioning that nominations can be filled up to 18 seats for the first phase of the elections going to be held in two phases. Nomination papers will be checked on October 24 and the candidate will be able to withdraw his name till October 26. For the first phase, the voting will be held on 12th November whereas the counting for both phases will take place on December 11.
In this first phase elections, a total of 31 lakh 79 thousand 520 voters will be able to exercise their franchise in respective assembly constituencies. 4 thousand 336 polling stations have been set up to ensure 100 percent polling. In this phase 16 lakh 21 thousand 839 women, 15 lakh 57 thousand 592 male and 89 third gender voters will be able to use their franchise.

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The meeting of the District Sweep Core Committee was held in the meeting room of Yeha District Collectorate under the chairmanship of District Election Officer and Collector Shri Narendra Kumar Dugga. In the meeting, the District Election Officer said that voter awareness program is being run by the District sweep committee, Korea under the name of 'Sangari Chhe Vote Dare Bar' under the systematic voter education and electoral participation (sweep) program in the three assembly constituencies of the district. Under the Sweep program, under the Sweep program, women belonging to self-help group formed under National Rural Livelihood Mission and MLS livestock, Prime Minister Ujjwala scheme, under the Chief Minister's Food Assistance Scheme, along with eligible beneficiaries, sports organizations, police and city forces personnel, MNREGA workers A big and influential awareness program for local people, farmers, Gave instructions for organizing On this occasion, he said that a program has been made for voting by Divyang Mitan, for voting of Divyang voters, supported by the district. He said that to provide proper arrangement of housing, food, drinking water, toiletries etc. for the polling party, the concerned authorities were given necessary instructions. Apart from this, the political parties have also been given the facility of making online application for the procession. During this time, he directed the concerned Executive Magistrate and Police team to work with mutual coordination for videography of all the printing press operated in the district. On this occasion, Additional Collector Mr. R. A. Kuruvanshi, Chief Executive Officer of District Panchayat Mrs. Tulika Prajapati, Additional Superintendent of Police, Smt. Nivedita Pal Sharma, District Sub-Divisional Officer Revenue, Chief Executive Officer of all district panchayats, all urban bodies Officials and concerned departments of the district level officers were present.

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In the case of Assistant grade-2 of April 1, 2017, divisional level seniority list has been published. The information of this seniority list can be done on the information panel of the Commissioner, Office of the Saruguzha Division Ambikapur and the Sarguja, Surajpur, Korea, Jashpur and Balrampur-collector office of Ramanujganj district. In respect of seniority list, claim-objection can be submitted within 15 days of the establishment branch of Ambikapur, the Commissioner's office of the Sarguja division. No consideration will be made on the claim-objection after the scheduled time period. This information was given by Deputy Commissioner.

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The weekly time-limit meeting was held in the meeting room of Yeha District Collectorate under the chairmanship of Collector Shri Narendra Kumar Dugga. In the meeting, he received information of pending applications of various departments and gave clear instructions to fix pending applications. In the meeting, the collector, Mr. Dugga, in the forthcoming assembly election 2018, established inter-coordination with all the district level officers and said that necessary cooperation should be made in the electoral work.

He said that 690 polling stations have been set up in the district for the smooth, well-organized, inclusive voting in the assembly elections 2018. In which assembly constituency no. 310 under Bharatpur-Sonhat, Assembly constituency-2 under Manedagarh, 153, 277 polling booths under Vidhan Sabha area number-3, Baikunthpur. Through these polling stations, 4 lakh 49 thousand 428 voters of the district will use their franchise. In addition, 3,666 Divya voters will also strengthen the public mechanism by voting. Collector Dugaga said that the Duty Legislative Assembly elections of the officers of different departments have been held in 2018. The concerned officers should be aware of the actual situation of drinking water, ramps, electricity, toilet, meeting arrangement, parking, root chart, access road etc. in their polling stations, and they gave specific instructions to ensure proper arrangements.

He said that any employee engaged in the election process will not be emancipated till the completion of the election process and neither will leave the headquarter without approval. He further said that the Control Room Sato will continue for 24 hours. On this occasion, he gave instructions to the revenue department officials to keep regular departmental work. On this occasion, Additional Collector Mr. R. A. Kuruvanshi, Chief Executive Officer of District Panchayat Mrs. Tulika Prajapati, Additional Superintendent of Police, Smt. Nivedita Pal Sharma, District Sub-Divisional Officer Revenue, Chief Executive Officer of all district panchayats, all urban bodies Officers and District level officers of different departments were present.

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The notification for the first phase of the assembly elections going to be held in Chhattisgarh is going on today on Tuesday, October 16. As soon as the notification is issued, the admission process will start from today. In this phase elections will be held for 18 assembly seats in 8 districts of the state. Chief Election Officer Shri Subrata Sahu informed that in the first phase, notification of election for 12 assembly seats of seven districts of Bastar division and 6 assembly seats of Rajnandgaon district will be issued.

Shri Sahu said that comprehensive preparations have been made for the first phase of voting. 31 lakh 79 thousand 520 voters will be able to exercise their franchise for 18 assembly seats. 4 thousand 336 polling stations have been set up to ensure 100 percent polling. In this phase 16 lakh 21 thousand 839 women, 15 lakh 57 thousand 592 male and 89 third gender voters will be able to use their franchise.

As soon as the notification is issued on Tuesday, the candidates will be able to fill their nomination for 18 Vidhan Sabha seats. 23rd October is the last date for submission of nomination. Nomination papers will be checked on October 24 and the candidate will be able to withdraw his name till October 26. For the first phase, the voting will be held on 12th November whereas the counting for both phases will take place on December 11.

In the first phase, the Konta assembly seat of Sukma district of Bastar division, Bijapur of Bijapur district, Dantewada of Dantewada district, Chitrakot of Bastar district, Bastar and Jagdalpur, Narayanpur of Narayanpur district, Kishakal of Kandgaon district and Kandakal, Kanargaon district, Antagarh of Kanker district, Bhanupratapur And for Khairagarh, Dongargarh, Rajnandgaon, Dongargaon, Khuji and Mohla-Manpur assembly seats in Kanker and Rajnandgaon districts. A will vote.

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District Election Officer and Collector, Mr. Dugga said that 690 polling stations have been set up in the district for facilitating smooth, well-organized, inclusive voting of Legislative Assembly election 2018. In which assembly constituency no. 310 under Bharatpur-Sonhat, Assembly constituency-2 under Manedagarh, 153, 277 polling booths under Vidhan Sabha area number-3, Baikunthpur.

Through these polling stations, 4 lakh 49 thousand 428 voters of the district will use their franchise. In addition, 3 thousand 663 polling booths will also strengthen the folk system by voting. For this total 85 sector officers have been appointed and 150 route charts have been created. The District Election Officer said that the Model Code of Conduct has become effective after the announcement of the election program. Along with the implementation of the code of conduct, Section 144 has also been made in the district. If any person or representatives of political parties are performing any activity against the Code of Conduct, strict harsh action will be taken against them under the property deportation act. He said that the facility of C-vijil application has been given to all citizens for registering the complaint of Model Code of Conduct.

District Election Officer said that there will be two phases in the state. Voting will take place in the first phase on 18th November in the 18th Assembly and on November 20 in the 72st Assembly in the second phase. Polling in the second phase in Korea district will be held. For this, the nomination papers will be filed by the candidate from October 26 to November 2, 2018. Nomination papers will be scrutinized on 03 November and candidates can be withdrawn on November 05 and voting will be held on November 20. The votes will be calculated on December 11. The entire process of election will be completed by December 13.
District Election Officer informed that 5 Cells have been constituted by constituting a team at the district level for the purpose of media scrutiny and media certification for the election.

It includes print media cell, electronic media cell, social media cell, electronic media management cell and local radio cell. He said that the political parties, candidates will be able to get the advertisement issued for this promotional campaign by issuing certificates from the committee before issuing paid news and in cable networks, radio and television. In addition to this, he informed about the formation of 15 statistical groups and 16 UDDSTA parties to monitor the expenditure incurred by political parties and candidates and to control the distribution of cash, clothing, materials, liquor etc. During this, he also told that the control room at the district level has been established, which is an important contribution in the election. The telephone number of the control room is 07836-235888 and 7049565466, which will continue on Sato 24 hours.

The District Election Officer said that in order to bring the election to the satisfaction, the Border meeting with Anuppur, Shihodol and Sidhi district collector and superintendent of police has been arranged and the noses have also been installed at the suspected places under the three assembly constituencies. On this occasion, he said that printers, printing, publishers who would print pamphlets, posters, banners, flakes for promotion For this they have been asked to print the name, address and number of currency material and date and date of the printer on the print line, and the name of the printer, printer name, address. In addition, he was removed in the district during voting material distribution, post-poll material return and counting center information, format C-1, C-2, C-3, draft 26, licensed weapons and code of conduct. 7 thousand 622 posters and hoardings, deleted 7 thousand 111 wall articles and 3 thousand 459 other proceedings, along with information about the preparations being made regarding the election, to the journalists in the press. He urged the media representatives to cooperate in peaceful and unbiased polls in the district. During the press conference, representatives from the print and electronic media of the district were present in large numbers.