Raipur. Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Dev Sai inaugurated a blood donation camp organized at the Chief Minister's residence in Raipur, on the occasion of his 62nd birthday. On this occasion, he worshipped Lord Dhanvantari and honored and encouraged blood donors. On the occasion of the Chief Minister's 62nd birthday, special arrangements were made by the Alpha Globe Foundation, Raipur, and Shivnath Blood Center for blood donation by 62 people. Chief Minister Shri Sai stated on this occasion that blood donation is a great donation and a true service to humanity. He added that blood donation brings new hope to patients during accidents, childbirth, and serious illnesses. He added that blood donors were also provided certificates at the camp, enabling them or their family members to obtain free blood if needed. It is noteworthy that the organization has pledged to collect approximately 11,000 units of blood annually and will coordinate with various blood banks to provide free blood to those in need. A safe traffic awareness campaign was also organized on this occasion. Chief Minister Shri Sai appealed to the youth to donate blood at least once a year and to ensure life safety by following road traffic rules at all times. Expressing gratitude to all the blood donors, organizers, medical team and health department, he wished the camp a success. Present on the occasion were Education Minister Shri Gajendra Yadav, CGMSC Chairman Shri Deepak Mhaske, Chhattisgarh Tourism Board Chairman Shri Neelu Sharma, Chief Minister's Secretary Shri Rahul Bhagat, Chief Minister's Secretary Shri P. Dayanand, Chief Minister's Secretary Dr. Basavaraju S, senior officials, public representatives, Dr. Poonam Agarwal, Director of Alpha Globe Foundation, Raipur, other representatives of the organization and blood donors. 

Raipur. On the occasion of his 62nd birthday, Chief Minister Vishnudev Sai visited the historical and ancient Shri Jagannath Temple at Dokra in Jashpur district and offered prayers to Lord Shri Jagannath, brother Balabhadra and sister Subhadra as per the rituals. His wife Smt. Kaushalya Sai and other family members were also present on this occasion.
Chief Minister Sai took a round of the temple premises and received blessings from the Lord and prayed for the happiness, prosperity, health and welfare of the people of the state. While offering special prayers for peace, prosperity and continuous progress in the state, he said that public welfare is the top priority of the government and the government is continuously committed to the development of the state.

On this occasion, MLA Smt. Gomti Sai, Commissioner Shri Narendra Dugga, IG Shri Deepak Kumar Jha, Collector Shri Rohit Vyas, Senior Superintendent of Police Dr. Lal Ummed Singh along with local public representatives, officials and a large number of villagers were present.

00 Children's faces lit up on seeing the Chief Minister among them: Birthday became memorable
Raipur. The warmth and affection with which Chief Minister Shri Vishnudev Sai celebrated his 62nd birthday among the children of Bal Ashram located in Bagiya of Jashpur, made this day an unforgettable memory in the lives of the children. As soon as the Chief Minister reached the Ashram premises, the children's faces lit up with joy. They came running towards him and within a few moments the entire atmosphere became like a family reunion. At that moment the Chief Minister was not a person holding any post, but was seen among the children like their loving guardian.

Chief Minister Shri Sai cut a cake with the children and sat down to chat with them. He asked their names, inquired about their studies, listened to their dreams, and encouraged them to move forward. The affection and closeness reflected on the Chief Minister's face as he spoke to them instilled deep trust in them. The children chirped with joy as they chatted with him with complete ease.

The scene at the ashram premises felt like a family celebration. Chief Minister Shri Sai personally fed the children cake and chocolates. He stroked their heads, blessing them with his hand, urging them to study diligently, dream big, and progress in life, bringing glory to their families and the state. He said, "The smiles of all of you children are the greatest gift I can give you on my birthday." His affectionate words touched the children's hearts. The sparkle in their eyes and the smiles on their faces testified to how special this moment had become for them. The joy and sense of belonging they felt at having a loving guardian in the form of the Chief Minister will remain etched in their memories for a long time.

It is noteworthy that Bal Ashram Bagiya houses students from grades 1 to 5, most of whom are from the tribal community. The Chief Minister's visit to celebrate his birthday among them was a special moment of pride and inspiration for the children. MLA Smt. Gomti Sai, Commissioner Shri Narendra Dugga, Inspector General Shri Deepak Kumar Jha, Collector Shri Rohit Vyas, Senior Superintendent of Police Dr. Lal Ummed Singh, along with local public representatives, officials, and teachers and staff of the Ashram were present on the occasion.

Jashpurnagar . State Chief Minister Vishnudev Sai has given another major gift to the Pathalgaon area. The Chief Minister has approved ₹95.51 million for the rest house's upgrade work. This approval will expand the rest house's infrastructure and provide better facilities to visitors and officials.

It is noteworthy that Chief Minister Vishnudev Sai visited Kilkileshwar Dham in Pathalgaon. During this visit, he announced the upgrading of the rest house at the request of local public representatives and residents. Fulfilling his promise, the Chief Minister has approved funds for the rest house upgrade.

The upgrading of the rest house will provide better accommodation for pilgrims, tourists, and government officials visiting the area. It is also expected to boost tourism and development activities in the Pathalgaon area. Local public representatives and residents expressed their gratitude to Chief Minister Vishnudev Sai, noting that under his leadership, development work in the area is steadily gaining momentum. They said that the swift implementation of the Chief Minister's announcements reflects the state government's commitment.

Jashpurnagar . The Chirayu Yojana is proving to be a boon for needy families today. This scheme has not only given new life to children but also brought smiles back to the faces of poor families. In this context, the Chirayu Yojana has also given new life to Amisha Kerketta, born into a farmer's family and battling heart disease.

Born into a tribal family in the small village of Ordih in the Manora development block, Amisha Kerketta became frequently ill. Her family was worried about her frequent health deterioration. When Amisha was examined by the Chirayu team at the District Hospital, Jashpur, it was discovered that she had been suffering from heart disease since birth. Her father, Ashok Kerketta, who supports the family through farming, was distraught. His biggest concern was how he would be able to afford such expensive treatment. Then, doctors informed them about the Chirayu scheme. Hearing this, the family saw a ray of hope. Under the scheme, Amisha was sent to Sathya Sai Sanjeevani Hospital, Naya Raipur, for better treatment at government expense. There, a team of specialist doctors performed a successful operation on her. Amisha recovered completely within a short time.

Today, 11-year-old Amisha is not only healthy, but also filled with more enthusiasm and energy than ever before. Her smiling face now fills her parents' lives with peace. The family expressed gratitude to Chief Minister Vishnudev Sai and the doctors. They said that this scheme is no less than a boon for poor families. The government understands the suffering of the poor and is providing free treatment by sending them to better institutions for treatment. It is noteworthy that under the Chirayu scheme, children's overall health is examined by visiting Anganwadi centers and schools. After the examination, 44 types of diseases and deformities are identified, and the children are treated under the Chirayu scheme. If necessary, children are also taken to good hospitals across the country for treatment.

With the meaningful efforts of the Chief Minister, a fully equipped residential school for visually and hearing impaired children will be built in Jashpur.

Raipur . A grand staging of the historical epic "Janata Raja" began on February 19th at the Science College grounds in the capital. This special presentation will be held every evening until February 22nd. This three-hour-long grand theatrical production presents the story of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj's life, struggle, and the establishment of Hindavi Swarajya through lively visuals, elaborate stage decorations, and state-of-the-art technology. Auditions were held at the Sant Dnyaneshwar Auditorium of the Maharashtra Mandal for this event, organized under the auspices of the Chhattisgarh State Youth Commission. Approximately 40 local

artists
from various age groups were selected and participated in the play after extensive practice under the guidance of director Yogesh Shirole. Several talented performers, including Pranjal Bakshi, Vartika Kshirsagar, Kriti Lad, Akanksha, and Aastha Kale, delivered impressive performances.

The grand stage setting and lively visuals,
including the contingent of soldiers on horseback, were a major draw for the audience. The presence of camels also added to the grandeur of the performance. Technical experts Kaushik Naik and Vaibhav Joshi, who came from Pune, made the stage decoration and lighting particularly impressive. Various cultural performances, including traditional Koli songs, added a historical touch to the event.

Chief
Minister Vishnu Dev Sai visited the Science College grounds on Thursday to observe the grand drama and address the audience. He stated that Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj's life is an inspiring example of courage, patience, strategy, and ideal leadership. Referring to historical events involving Afzal Khan and Shaista Khan, he said that Shivaji Maharaj faced every challenge with wisdom and valor.

The Chief Minister also stated that Shivaji Maharaj was not only a great warrior but also a ruler with high ideals, who respected all religions and prioritized the dignity of women. Referring to the values ​​inculcated by his mother, Jijabai, he said that Shivaji's life embodies dignity, morality, and patriotism.
On this occasion, MLA Purandar Mishra, Youth Commission Chairman Vishwa Vijay Singh Tomar, Ajit Rao Apte associated with Mahanritya, officials of Maharashtra Mandal and a large number of citizens were present.

Raipur - Governor Ramen Deka visited the Jagannath Temple in Gayatri Nagar, Raipur today, offered prayers to Lord Jagannath, and prayed for the prosperity and well-being of the people of the country and the state. MLA Shri Purandar Mishra was present on the occasion.

 17 Kabir Kutis received assistance of Rs 25,000 each.
00 This will be used for bhajans, satsangs, kirtans and religious events.

Raipur. Deputy Chief Minister and Kawardha MLA Shri Vijay Sharma today distributed cheques amounting to Rs 4 lakh 25 thousand to 17 Kabir Kutis at the MLA office in Kawardha, at the rate of Rs 25 thousand each to each Kabir Kuti for bhajan, satsang, kirtan and other religious events. This was approved for the purchase of musical instruments from the public relations fund with the aim of strengthening the religious and cultural activities related to Kabir Panth. This amount approved by Deputy Chief Minister Shri Sharma was given to the concerned Kabir Kutis today, so that necessary musical instruments can be made available for the bhajan, satsang, kirtan and other spiritual programmes organised there regularly. 

It is noteworthy that the Kabir Kutis in the area had submitted applications for musical instruments. Keeping this community's need in mind, Deputy Chief Minister Mr. Vijay Sharma acted swiftly and approved an amount of 25,000 rupees each for 17 Kabir Kutis. Today, Deputy Chief Minister Mr. Sharma formally distributed the cheques to the Kabirpanthi community, presenting this gift to them.

00 Chief Minister gave appointment letters to the newly selected mining inspectors, gave the message to work with honesty and integrity
Raipur. Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Dev Sai gave appointment letters to the newly appointed mining inspectors selected by the Chhattisgarh Public Service Commission in his residence office today. On this occasion, he said that Chhattisgarh is one of the richest states in the country in terms of mineral wealth and the role of the field staff is very important in the effective functioning of the mineral administration.

Chief Minister Shri Sai, while congratulating and wishing the newly selected Mining Inspectors, said that the future of the country and the state depends on the youth. He said that the new appointments in the Mineral Department will strengthen the department's workforce and further accelerate mineral exploration and mining activities. He expressed confidence that the newly appointed Mining Inspectors will play a key role in the effective implementation of mineral administration related tasks by properly discharging their responsibilities.

Chief Minister Shri Sai stated that Chhattisgarh's land is rich in various mineral resources, including iron ore, coal, bauxite, limestone, tin, diamond, gold, and lithium. Minerals are also a major source of revenue for the state, and the government is continuously striving to increase mineral revenue. Chief Minister Shri Sai encouraged the newly appointed officials to actively contribute to increasing mineral revenue.

The Chief Minister said that as Mining Inspectors, you all have a huge responsibility. Play your important role in the conservation and systematic use of the state's resources by working with transparency, honesty, and integrity. It
is noteworthy that the Chhattisgarh Public Service Commission released the selection list of 33 Mining Inspectors on October 15, 2025. On February 19, 2026, the Mineral Resources Department issued appointment orders for a total of 32 Mining Inspectors, of which the Chief Minister presented appointment letters to 30 newly selected Mining Inspectors today.

On this occasion, Chairman of Chhattisgarh Mineral Development Corporation, Mr. Saurabh Singh, Secretary Mineral Resources Department, Mr. P. Dayanand, Director Geology and Mining, Mr. Rajat Bansal and other senior officers of the department were present.

00 Lakhs of rupees are spent in private hospitals, free surgery in medical college under Ayushman Yojana
Raipur. The facility of complex surgeries like knee transplant and hip transplant has now been successfully started in the orthopedic department of Sant Baba Guru Ghasidas Ji Smriti Government Hospital, affiliated to Raigarh Medical College. Till now, patients who had to go to big cities for such operations and spend lakhs of rupees, are getting safe treatment with the latest technology under the supervision of expert doctors in their own district. The continuous efforts of the state government to strengthen the health sector have played an important role behind this achievement.

Under the leadership of Chief Minister Shri Vishnudev Sai, continuous work is being done to strengthen the health infrastructure. Under the guidance of Health Minister Shri Shyam Bihari Jaiswal and Finance Minister Shri O.P. Chaudhary, state-of-the-art medical facilities are rapidly expanding at Raigarh Medical College.

This new facility, launched under the leadership of Dean Dr. Santosh Kumar and Hospital Superintendent Dr. Manoj Kumar Minj, is providing high-quality treatment to the residents of the district in their own city. Dean Dr. Santosh Kumar explained that joint replacement surgery costs approximately 2.5 to 3 lakh rupees per joint in private hospitals. However, with the availability of this facility at the Government Medical College, Raigarh, patients are receiving free, high-quality treatment under the Ayushman Bharat Yojana (Ayushman Bharat Yojana). This not only reduces financial burden but also provides the district with access to better healthcare in their own city.
Chhaviraj Kumar, a 28-year-old patient, explained that he had suffered from a serious leg problem for a long time, making it difficult to walk. He initially consulted a private hospital, where the cost of the surgery was estimated to be approximately 2.5 lakh rupees. This was financially challenging.
He said that upon learning of the launch of the surgery under the Ayushman Bharat Yojana at the Raigarh Medical College Hospital, he underwent treatment there. After a successful operation, his leg is now free of any problems. He stated that he began walking the second day after the operation and is now able to move around with complete ease and confidence. Expressing his gratitude to the team of doctors and the hospital management, Chhaviraj said that receiving free and high-quality treatment has brought a significant positive change to his life.
Dr. Praveen Jangde, Head of the Orthopedics Department, stated that joint replacement surgery is a highly effective treatment for patients suffering from arthritis, osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, joint damage after an accident, or chronic knee and hip pain. He explained that after surgery, patients experience a significant reduction in pain and a rapid return to normal life. The improved mobility is leading to positive changes in patients' quality of life. Dr. Jangde appealed to the public not to ignore chronic knee or hip problems and to seek timely consultation with specialist doctors in the Orthopedics Department's OPD and seek appropriate treatment.
Hospital Superintendent Dr. M.K. Minj stated that the hospital offers knee and hip replacements using state-of-the-art technology and following established medical protocols. These surgeries are performed with complete safety and efficiency by an expert team led by Dr. Praveen Jangde, Head of the Orthopedics Department, and Dr. A.M. Lakra, Head of the Anesthesia Department. In the past few days, approximately 10 patients have undergone successful surgery, including five hip and five knee replacements.

00 New Labour Code a historic decision for the economic and social development of workers - Mishra
00 More than Rs 1 crore disbursed to 1242 workers under various schemes

Raipur. In order to create awareness about the schemes run by the state government for the welfare of workers, a workers' public dialogue conference was organized on Thursday in the district auditorium located at the district headquarters Balodabazar. In the program, under various schemes of the Labor Department, an amount of more than Rs 1 crore 4 lakh was transferred to the accounts of the workers and their families through DBT.

Chief guest of the program, Revenue Minister Shri Tank Ram Verma, said that the state government operates more than 31 programs and schemes to ensure the well-being of workers and their families. It is essential for all working brothers and sisters to be aware of these schemes, as this will enable them to benefit from them. This is the objective of the Workers' Public Dialogue Conference. Praising the program, he said that such programs play a significant role in ensuring that the benefits of these schemes reach as many working brothers and sisters as possible.

Presiding over the event, Yogesh Dutt Mishra, Chairman of the Labor Welfare Board, stated in his address that the central government has taken revolutionary steps to protect the interests of workers by implementing four new labor codes, which is undoubtedly a major step towards empowering workers and their families economically and socially. He stated that 45 percent of the country's population is unorganized workers, and without their economic and social development, the country's development is impossible. He explained in detail the benefits of the four new labor codes: the Wage Code 2019, the Social Security Code 2020, the Occupational Safety, Health and Working Conditions (OSH) Code 2020, and the Industrial Relations Code 2020. According to the new labor laws, a national minimum wage will be established across the country. Once established, states cannot set a lower minimum wage. He also discussed the safety and medical facilities for workers and their families, and the provision of a provident fund. He appealed to the public representatives and workers present at the event, saying, "You should understand your moral responsibility and motivate and educate as many workers as possible to take advantage of departmental schemes. Only then will we be able to realize the vision of a developed Chhattisgarh and a developed India."
Municipal Council President Ashok Jain stated that the state government is continuously striving for the welfare of workers who play a vital role in development and construction. During the event, the program also spoke with beneficiaries of various schemes and learned about their experiences. Kanchan Verma shared that she received the Noni Suraksha benefit, which enabled her to pursue her college education. Bhagwan Dutt, a beneficiary of the Siyan Sahayata Yojana, said that upon reaching the age of 60, he received 20,000 rupees, which greatly helped him. Similarly, Deepti Vishwakarma shared that she received the Naunihal Scholarship Scheme. All beneficiaries expressed their gratitude to the Chhattisgarh government.In the programme, under the Minimata Mahatari Jatan Yojana under Chhattisgarh Building and Other Construction Workers Welfare Board, 113 women of the district were provided an amount of Rs. 20,000 each. Thus, a total of Rs. 22.60 lakh was provided under the scheme. Under the Chief Minister's Naunihal Scholarship Scheme, Rs. 19.43 lakh was given to 918 children, under the Chief Minister's Shramik Sian Sahayata Yojana, Rs. 19.40 lakh was given to 97 elderly workers, under the Chief Minister's Noni Empowerment Scheme, Rs. 17.80 lakh was given to 89 girls, Rs. 14 lakh was given under the Chief Minister's Construction Workers Death and Disability Assistance Scheme, Rs. 11 lakh was given under the Unorganized Workers Death and Disability Assistance Scheme under Chhattisgarh Unorganized Workers State Social Security Board. In the workers' public dialogue conference, a total amount of Rs. 1 crore 4 lakh 23 thousand was distributed to 1242 workers under various schemes. 
There are over 400,000 registered workers in the district. So far, over 900,000 rupees have been distributed to workers under various schemes. District Panchayat President Akanksha Jaiswal, District Panchayat President Sulochana Yadav, State Vice President of Bharat Scouts and Guides Vijay Kesharwani, along with a large number of public representatives, labor department officials and employees, and workers were present at the event.

Raipur. The Chhattisgarh Government, Water Resources Department, has approved ₹7,12,63,000 for two irrigation projects. Among the approved projects, ₹3,72,82,000 has been sanctioned for the topside works, canal renovations, and lining of the Rauchan Reservoir Project in the Bodla development block of Kabirdham district. Upon completion, the proposed projects will provide irrigation facilities to farmers in a total area of ​​378.55 hectares, including the 160-hectare shortfall against the projected irrigation capacity of 346.55 hectares, and additional irrigation of 32 hectares using water savings.
₹3,39,81,000 has been approved for the construction of the Rano Dam and Barrage in the Saja development block of Durg district. The project will provide drainage, drinking water, and groundwater enrichment, as well as 50 hectares of irrigation facilities for farmers using their own resources. Administrative approval has been issued from Water Resources Ministry Mahanadi Bhawan to Chief Engineer Mahanadi Godavari Floodplain, Water Resources Department Raipur.

00 The long-standing aspirations of the old Korba city will be realised, the traffic pressure on Sarvamangala bridge will be reduced.
Raipur. Due to the special efforts of Korba city MLA and Chhattisgarh government's cabinet minister Shri Lakhan Lal Dewangan, the development of Korba city is getting a new direction. In this connection, the government has given administrative approval of Rs 13.44 crore for the construction of a causeway on Hasdev river between Rani Road Korba and Sarvamangala temple.

Industry Minister Shri Lakhan Lal Dewangan stated that the old Korba city had long demanded the construction of a causeway between Rani Road and the Sarvamangala Temple, so that those traveling to the Sarvamangala Temple, Kusmunda, or Kanki Bilaspur would no longer have to detour via the Sarvamangala Bridge from the Usha Complex Railway Crossing. Senior citizens, public representatives, social workers, and the public had long demanded this. Taking this public aspiration as a priority, a special request was made to the Honorable Chief Minister, Shri Vishnu Dev Sai, upon his visit to Korba. The Chief Minister granted his approval. Subsequently, the drawing design and estimate for the causeway construction were prepared through the Bridge Corporation. 

The state government has approved ₹13.44 crore for this important construction. Construction will begin soon after the tender process is completed. Its completion will not only reduce traffic pressure on the Sarvamangala Bridge but also open a new path to development and prosperity for the region. Cabinet Minister Shri Dewangan expressed his gratitude to Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Dev Sai, Deputy Chief Minister Shri Arun Saw, and Finance Minister Shri OP Chaudhary for this important approval.

The ideal life of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj is a source of inspiration for the youth.

Raipur illuminated with the glorious story of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, staging of Janata Raja begins

Raipur. Chief Minister Vishnu Dev Sai said that the life of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj is an inspiring example of courage, patience, strategy and ideal leadership, therefore we all should set goals like Shivaji in our lives. He said that Shivaji Maharaj displayed amazing courage and intelligence even in adverse circumstances. Referring to the incident that happened with Afzal Khan, he said that Shivaji, sensing the crisis, took decisions with patience and strategy and achieved victory. Similarly, his clever strategy against Shaista Khan teaches that even the biggest enemy can be defeated with wisdom and courage. Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Dev Sai said this while addressing during the staging of the historical drama Janata Raja after reaching the Science College ground.

Chief Minister Shri Sai said that Shivaji Maharaj was not only a great warrior but also a ruler with high ideals. He respected the faith of people of all religions and gave top priority to the dignity of women. Referring to the values ​​of his mother Jijabai, he said that Shivaji Maharaj's character teaches us dignity, morality, and respectful conduct.

Chief Minister Shri Sai, while sharing memories of his student days, quoted lines from the great poet Bhushan, which provide a wonderful description of the valor and bravery of Shivaji Maharaj. He said that Shivaji's life is not just history, but a source of inspiration, motivating us to remain steadfast in our goals even in difficult circumstances.

This special staging of the historical epic, "Janata Raja," which began in the capital, Raipur, will be presented every evening at the Science College grounds until February 22. This grand, nearly three-hour presentation, based on the life of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj and the saga of the establishment of Hindavi Swarajya, offers audiences a vivid experience of the historical period through live visuals, elaborate stage decorations, and technical excellence.

It is noteworthy that auditions for this grand play, organized under the auspices of the Chhattisgarh State Youth Commission, were held at the Sant Dnyaneshwar Auditorium of the Maharashtra Mandal, in which approximately 40 local artists from various age groups were selected. The selected artists practiced intensively under the guidance of director Mr. Yogesh Shirole. Local artists Pranjal Bakshi, Vartika Kshirsagar, Kriti Lad, Akanksha, and Aastha Kale, among others, participated enthusiastically.

During the staging, the contingent of soldiers along with horses was the centre of attraction for the audience, while camels were also included in the presentation. Technical experts from Pune, Mr. Kaushik Naik and Mr. Vaibhav Joshi are taking care of the stage decoration and lighting arrangements. Various cultural dimensions including Koli songs in the traditional presentations added special attraction to the programme. On this occasion, MLA Mr. Purandar Mishra, Chairman of Chhattisgarh State Youth Commission Mr. Vishwa Vijay Singh Tomar, Mr. Ajit Rao Apte of Mahanritya Janta Raja, along with officials of Maharashtra Mandal and a large number of citizens were present.

00 Thousands of youth of Chhattisgarh will get opportunity in government job
Raipur. The School Education Department is going to issue advertisement for recruitment on 5000 posts of Assistant Teacher, Teacher, Lecturer and Assistant Teacher Science (Laboratory) soon. The government has authorized Chhattisgarh Vyapam for conducting the examination and the department has completed all the procedures related to issuing the advertisement and the necessary forms have been made available to Vyapam. With this, the recruitment process of Direct Recruitment 2023 has been completed.

The Chhattisgarh government will begin direct recruitment for over 5,000 positions in the School Education Department in February 2026. Selection for these positions will be done through a written examination conducted by the Professional Examination Board. Following the Chief Minister's directives, this recruitment is being conducted to address the teacher shortage in various schools across the state. This decision by the Education Department will help address the teacher shortage in government schools across the state. Detailed guidelines regarding the recruitment process will be released in the coming days. 

The recruitment of teachers in Chhattisgarh's government schools will not only provide employment to thousands of young people but also strengthen the education system. Significantly, the recruitment includes various positions such as lecturers, teachers, assistant teachers, and laboratory assistants, providing opportunities for candidates with diverse qualifications.

It is noteworthy that in the fifth phase of recruitment process for the post of Assistant Teacher under Teacher Direct Recruitment 2023 by the School Education Department, as per the direction of the Honorable Court, the opportunity of appointment has been provided to the D.Ed qualified candidates on the replacement of 2621 B.Ed qualified candidates whose services were terminated.