State
Brahmastra' and 'Jeevamrut' have become popular among the farmers
Nearly 53231 liters of 'Gaumutra' procured in Gauthans so far
Gariaband : Maize Cultivation empowering rural farming families
'More than 18 quintals of maize produced in two and a half acres of land acquired from forest rights lease'
No long queues, no worries, and no waiting for tests: Free treatment under the Mukhyamantri Slum Swasthya Yojana
Jagdalpur / TNIS
Everyone has a right to better and quality healthcare facilities. However, daily-wage laborers were unable to take benefits of healthcare facilities as they could hardly manage time. To bridge the gap between hospitals and people from economically-weaker sections of society, the State Government has started the Mukhyamantri Slum Swasthya Yojana. Under the scheme, free-of-cost medical services are provided to laborers and poor people residing in slums of urban areas through mobile medical units. Camps are being set up daily from 8 am to 3 pm by mobile medical units in slum areas, where free-of-cost medical consultation, treatment, and primary health tests are being provided. These mobile medical units have a team of one doctor, lab technician, and nurse for the convenience of patients. Because of the government's farsightedness, every citizen of the economically-weaker class is reaping the benefits of this facility.
The Government’s intention is that every citizen should have access to healthcare facilities and to fulfill this goal, residents are benefitting from the healthcare facilities in the slums of urban areas. To make quality health services available, 4 registered mobile medical units are being operated in Nagar Palik Nigam Jagdalpur where a total of 2,135 camps have been set up till September 2022, under which a total of 1,24,194 patients have been treated. 1,02,925 medicines have been distributed as well. Moreover, about 24,333 patients have benefitted from health tests and these figures are continuously increasing.
Besides these, 2 mobile medical units are being run in Bastar Nagar Panchayat. According to statistics, a total of 31 camps have been established in Nagar Panchayat Bastar till September 2022, under which 1,524 patients have been treated, 1,392 medicines have been distributed, and 189 lab tests have been conducted.
Women living in slum areas are a prime example of the success of mobile medical units in delivering healthcare services to people. Women are getting the free-of-cost facility of A.N.C. and P.N.C. tests. Moreover, patients who are discovered to be suffering from more serious diseases during tests are also referred to bigger healthcare centers with a proper health consultation. The mobile medical units are clean and have facilities for clean drinking water and CCTV camera for security. Registration of laborers is also done by Labor Department in mobile medical units.
A resident of Mission School Para Jagdalpur, Binda Nag, said while thanking the Government that the Government vehicles arrive and provide free-of-cost treatment and medicines to them. There are facilities for testing Diabetes, Dengue, and Malaria here. The doctors treat even the most minor ailments. We are grateful to the government for keeping us in proper health through this facility.
Ajay Pal Singh, a resident of Panarapara, said that earlier they had to take out time from their schedules to visit hospitals. After that, they had to wait in long queues. But now that the mobile medical units are set up near his residence, he can get his BP and blood sugar tested. He can also take medicines in case of any health problem. It is quite convenient for them because it saves them time and they receive free treatment near their homes.
Chhattisgarh is due to easy availability of illegal liquor in the state : BJP Narayan Chandel
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Sunday alleged that the cause for rising crime in Chhattisgarh is due to easy availability of illegal liquor in the state.
Mother-daughter duo among three killed in lightning strike in Chhattisgarh
Raigarh, Oct 1 (PTI) A 60-year-old woman, her daughter and a man were killed after being struck by lightning in Raigarh district of Chhattisgarh, police said on Saturday.
Medical Examination and treatment of elderly people at 'Siyan Jatan' Clinic is being done every week

Chief Minister Mr.Baghel received a grand welcome from villagers during his road show from Mata Chandi Temple to the Bhent Mulaqat program venue

Chhattisgarhia Olympics to be organized from October 6
Poshan on Wheel Rally, the girl students gave the message of nutrition plate to every household
Raipur : The month of September is being celebrated as Poshan Maah all over the country. During this, many events are being organized to make the common people aware about nutrition. In this episode, today a nutrition on wheel rally was taken out by the Department of Home Science of Government Milk Dhari Bajrang Mahila Postgraduate College, Raipur. The students of the department enthusiastically participated in the rally. He made people aware through slogans like right nutrition - country roshan and vegetable, salad khao har baar.


The arrest of Jairam Dubey, a Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Right to Information activist
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Online applications invited to empanel the news websites of Chhattisgarh state for advertisement
Saur Sujala Yojana' : Improving lives of farmers in Baloda-Bazaar by boosting their income
Farmers are no longer bound to electricity as they are using solar pumps for irrigation in their fields
14 thousand 545 government documents delivered to citizens homes through Chief Minister's Mitan Yojana
TNIS

Chief Minister releases booklet on 'Tuhar Yojna Tuhar Duar' and directory of Balod district
Raipur TNIS
Karnataka’s team visits Chhattisgarh to observe innovative measures of Anganwadi Centers
TNIS
Sahaspur Lohara CMO Vikas Narayan Singh suspended for negligence and inaction
Raipur, /TNIS
International Grand Master Chess Tournament in Raipur between 19 to 28 September
More than 500 chess players from 15 countries to attend the tournament
