Raipur, December 2, 2025: The Chhattisgarh Raj Bhavan will now be known as "Lok Bhavan." According to a letter issued by the Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India, the Governor's Secretary, Dr. C.R. Prasanna, issued an order today to change the name of the Raj Bhavan to Lok Bhavan.

The Governor's Secretary stated that the Governors' Conference in 2024 had suggested renaming the Raj Bhavans as Lok Bhavans. Accordingly, in compliance with a letter issued by the Ministry of Home Affairs, the name Raj Bhavan will now be read and written as Lok Bhavan for all official purposes.

Kondagaon. A shocking case has come to light from Chhattisgarh's Kondagaon district, which has brought shame to the brother-sister relationship. Here, a brother raped his own sister. Furthermore, the victim has given birth to a newborn. Police have arrested the accused brother.

The case is from the Makdi police station area of ​​the district. The accused brother has been identified as Sagauram Sori, the victim's stepbrother. Sagauram Sori raped his sister. Following the rape, the victim became pregnant and gave birth to a child.

The victim gave birth to a child

The incident came to light when the victim gave birth to a child eight to nine months after the rape. Upon questioning, she revealed that her stepbrother had assaulted her. A police complaint was filed. The police registered a case and began investigating the matter.

The accused was arrested by the police

Taking the matter seriously, the police immediately arrested the accused, Saguram Sori. He was then interrogated. He confessed to the crime. Following the interrogation, the police arrested the accused, Saguram Sori, and presented him to the court on judicial remand, from where he was sent to jail.

Korba. A case of suicide has been reported from Korba district of Chhattisgarh. A 50-year-old man has committed suicide by hanging himself. His wife had died three months ago, leaving him depressed. He ended his life in despair. Upon receiving information about the incident, police arrived at the scene and sent the body to the hospital.

According to the information, Kitab Singh, 50 years old, father of late Puran Singh, resident of village Baisemar under Chaitma outpost area, has embraced death by hanging himself in his house. On receiving information about the incident, the police team reached the spot and during preliminary investigation, it was found that Kitab Singh's wife Kamalabai had died of illness three months ago. After the death of his wife, Kitab was often silent and used to stay alone at home. It is said that Kitab Singh has embraced death by hanging himself in his house. At present, the police have started investigation by establishing a case in the matter.

Raigarh. CM Vishnudev Sai's visit to Raigarh today will be special for the district, as the Chief Minister will attend the annual convention of the All India Kanwar Samaj, held on Govardhanpur Road in Boiradadar, at around 1:30 pm. During this grand event, the Chief Minister will also inaugurate a new community hall constructed at a cost of 30 lakh rupees. This hall has been a long-standing demand of the community, and the local community is excited to see it finally fulfilled.

The program will be presided over by Dr. Nandkumar Sai, former Chairman of the National Commission for Scheduled Tribes and a prominent figure in the Kanwar community. Kaushalya Sai, Bharat Sai, Anantram Pankra, Swadha Sai, and Shanta Sai will be present as special guests. The presence of these esteemed guests will further enhance the significance of the event.

National, state, and district-level officials of the Kanwar community from Surguja, Balrampur, Jashpur, Bilaspur, Raipur, and Sundargarh district of Odisha will also attend the conference in large numbers. A large number of ordinary citizens are also expected to attend, transforming the event into a major social celebration.

CM Vishnudev Sai's visit to Raigarh is being seen as an important step towards the development of the Kanwar community and the fulfillment of their long-pending demands. The community hopes that such initiatives will continue in the future.

00 Foundation Day of 6 states and union territories celebrated at Raj Bhavan
Raipur. Under the chief patronage of Governor Ramen Deka, the foundation day of 6 states and union territories was celebrated at Raj Bhavan. On this occasion, Deka said that national unity binds the diversities of states together. Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat Abhiyan, started with the inspiration of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, is a strong symbol of this unity and cultural prosperity.
Speaking at the foundation day celebrations held at the Chhattisgarh Mandapam in Raj Bhavan, Governor Ramen Deka said on the occasion of the foundation day of the states and union territories of Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Delhi, Uttarakhand, Lakshadweep and Puducherry that despite differences in languages, costumes, food habits, art and traditions, our soul is one. This diversity makes India unique in the world. Under the Ek Bharat-Shrestha Bharat program of the Central Government, all states celebrate each other's foundation day to promote the spirit of unity in diversity. In this series, the foundation day of these states was celebrated with great enthusiasm at the Chhattisgarh Mandapam in Raj Bhavan today.
The Vijayanagara Empire elevated art and architecture.
The Governor stated that India is not merely a geographical entity but a vibrant confluence of thousands of years of civilization, culture, tradition, and values. Mr. Deka highlighted the characteristics of various states. He stated that the state of Karnataka is a confluence of ancient heritage and modern technology. Just as the Vijayanagara Empire elevated art and architecture in the past, Bengaluru has today become India's IT hub. Karnataka is rich in natural beauty and culture, as well as language and literature. 
Sangam literature enriched Indian knowledge.
The Governor stated that Tamil Nadu is the center of India's Dravidian civilization. This land of Tamil Nadu, one of India's oldest languages, is world-renowned for its magnificent temple architecture, Bharatanatyam dance, music, and rich literary tradition. Texts like Sangam literature and Thirukkural have enriched Indian knowledge. Tamil Nadu plays a leading role in the country's progress. The state has made significant contributions to the Indian freedom struggle. After Karnataka, Tamil Nadu is the largest information technology (IT) development region in the country.
Our buildings symbolize our nation's pride.
The Governor said that Delhi is not only our capital but also the heart of the country. It is the land where history has taken a turn. India's history breathes in its streets, whether it is the story of ancient Indraprastha or the freedom struggle of modern India. The Red Fort, Qutub Minar, Parliament House, India Gate—these are not just buildings but symbols of our nation's pride. Cultural diversity is visible in every street and neighborhood. 
Uttarakhand and Chhattisgarh are states rich in natural wealth 
. Deka said that Uttarakhand and Chhattisgarh were established simultaneously. Both states share many similarities, including a large portion of their population living in rural areas, and agriculture is their primary source of livelihood. Uttarakhand is characterized by its Himalayan peaks, rivers, and dense forests, while Chhattisgarh is also a state rich in forests, rivers, mountains, and natural wealth. Both states face similar challenges for sustainable development and ecological balance.
Beautiful beaches and glimpses of the civilization of that time in Puducherry, and rich in biodiversity in Lakshadweep.
The Governor stated that Puducherry is renowned for its French architecture, spiritual atmosphere, and cultural syncretism. In ancient times, Puducherry was a major trade hub with France. Today, many tourists visit to witness its beautiful beaches and glimpses of that civilization. Lakshadweep, a precious island group located in the Indian Ocean, is known for its blue waters, clean beaches, and rich biodiversity. Today, when the entire world is grappling with the challenge of environmental crisis, the lifestyle of Lakshadweep inspires us to live in balance with nature. 
Diversity is India's true strength.
The Governor stated that the diversity of all these regions is India's true strength. The Ek Bharat Shreshtha program is a powerful means to strengthen this spirit. Today, as the country moves towards the goal of a self-reliant India, a developed India by 2047, we must further strengthen the contributions of these states and union territories. He urged people to do at least one act that serves humanity. He also shared messages about the environment and cleanliness.
Students from universities presented colourful cultural programmes based on the culture and folk traditions of various states.
Representatives from various states and union territories highlighted the specialities, traditions and culture of their states. Secretary to the Governor, Dr. C.R. Prasanna also highlighted the specialities of Tamil Nadu. Students from various universities presented colourful cultural programmes based on the culture and folk traditions of various states. Yakshagana (Yakshagana) from Karnataka, folk dances from Tamil Nadu, Punjab folk dances from Delhi, Gaupati folk dance from Uttarakhand, Chhadi dance from Lakshadweep and Gardi dances from Puducherry captivated the guests. 
The Governor presented State Gamchha and mementos to the representatives of the states. The
representatives from various states were also honoured by presenting mementos to the Governor on behalf of their states. MLA Purandar Mishra, Mayor Mrs. Meenal Choubey, Secretary to the Governor, Dr. C.R. Other officials including Prasanna and youth, women and dignitaries from all these states were present in large numbers.

The Chhattisgarh High Court has issued an important ruling in a marital dispute and divorce case. A division bench of Justices Sanjay K. Agarwal and Sanjay Kumar Jaiswal held that cruelty cannot be proven in the absence of evidence, and that if an incident did occur, the husband later forgave the victim.

Furthermore, according to Section 23(1)(b) of the Hindu Marriage Act, if cruelty is condoned, it is not grounds for divorce. The High Court upheld the Family Court's order in the case and dismissed the husband's appeal.

In fact, a young man from Janjgir married a woman from Sargaon in Mungeli district on December 11, 2020. Their daughter was born in October 2022, after which tensions between the two wives began to rise. A dispute then ensued.

The husband alleged that he received abusive calls from three unknown numbers and threatened to make his wife's alleged pornographic videos viral. The husband alleged that his wife left the home on March 29, 2023.

The family court dismissed the case due to lack of evidence.

Following this, on April 4, 2023, the husband filed an application in the Family Court seeking divorce under the provisions of the Hindu Marriage Act. After hearing the husband and wife's arguments, the Janjgir Family Court dismissed the petition on August 20, 2024, stating that cruelty on the part of the husband was not proven. The husband appealed this decision in the High Court.

Husband's allegation – wife used to keep three SIM cards

The husband told the High Court that three SIM cards were found on his wife during a social gathering in November 2022. After reconciliation, the two lived together for some time. He alleged that on March 16, 2023, his wife threatened to implicate him in a false dowry and witchcraft case. This led to a dispute between the two. His wife later left him and went to her parents' home.

The wife said she wanted to live with her husband.

The wife denied all the allegations, stating that her husband had been having a dispute with his brother, and that they wanted to live separately. Later, when the dispute arose, her husband began making false accusations to try to leave her. She told the court that she was still willing to live with her husband.

Husband could not provide evidence of mental cruelty

After hearing both sides, the High Court dismissed the husband's appeal, stating that under the law, cruelty is not proven due to lack of evidence, and that even if an incident had occurred, the husband had forgiven her.

According to the provision, if cruelty is condoned, it is not grounds for divorce. The couple lived together from November 2022 to March 29, 2023, which clearly shows that the husband condoned any alleged cruelty.

The Chhattisgarh government's crucial cabinet meeting will be held on December 3. Chaired by Chief Minister Vishnudev Sai, the meeting will begin at 11 a.m. in the cabinet chamber of the ministry.

The meeting is expected to discuss the upcoming legislative session's programs, administrative decisions, and several important proposals. According to department officials, several important agenda items from key departments, including finance, infrastructure, agriculture, industry, and energy, will be presented at the meeting.

plans will be evaluated

A detailed assessment of the progress of various ongoing public welfare schemes in the state will be undertaken. Furthermore, decision-making on new policies and projects to be included in the budget may also be expedited.

Proposals related to investment attraction, job creation, industrial development and infrastructure upgradation may also be tabled to give impetus to the government's development roadmap.

Administrative-law and order issues will be discussed

The meeting is also expected to discuss strengthening law and order, public service management, and administrative reforms. Chief Minister Sai's government has recently launched several schemes aimed at bringing new dimensions to development in the state.

The strategy for effective implementation of these schemes and ensuring that their benefits reach the last person will also be among the important points of the meeting.

Chief Minister Vishnudev Sai will be visiting Raigarh district today, December 2. According to the scheduled program, the Chief Minister will attend the annual convention of the All India Kanwar Samaj, held at 1:30 pm at the Kanwar Samajik Bhavan, located near Shalini School on Govardhanpur Road in Boiradadar.

During this, on the demand of Kanwar community leaders, the Chief Minister will inaugurate the community building built at a cost of Rs 30 lakh.

The program will be presided over by Dr. Nandkumar Sai, former Chairman of the National Commission for Scheduled Tribes. Special guests will include Kaushalya Sai, Bharat Sai, Anant Ram Pankra, Swadha Sai, and Shanta Sai.

Apart from this, a large number of common citizens including national-state and district level officials of Kanwar Samaj of Surguja, Balrampur, Jashpur, Bilaspur, Raipur, Sundargarh district of Odisha will participate in this event.

Barse Deva, the commander of the Naxalite's most dangerous battalion, No. 1, in Bastar, Chhattisgarh, may surrender. It is being reported that a safe corridor is being prepared for him in the Sukma area to exit the jungle. If Barse Deva surrenders, the Naxalite's most dangerous military wing, the PLGA Battalion No. 1, will be virtually destroyed.

In fact, on November 18th, Madvi Hidma, a Central Committee member of the Naxalites, was killed in an encounter in Alluri Sitarama Raju district of Andhra Pradesh. Following Hidma's encounter, the Naxalite organization in Bastar has been shattered. Hidma was the only link that held the Maoist organization together with Bastar.

Hidma and Barse Deva both belonged to the same village.

Hidma was a resident of Poorvarti village. Barse Deva, also from Poorvarti village in Sukma district, also hailed from the same village. About two years ago, when Hidma was inducted into the Central Committee, he appointed Barse Deva as the commander of PLGA Battalion No. 1.

Deva had a large number of Naxalites with him. But now, due to increasing police pressure and frequent encounters, the battalion has almost disbanded.

Battalion has more influence in 3 districts

Naxalite Battalion No. 1 is considered the most dangerous unit of the Naxalite organization. The battalion has had significant influence in the three districts of Dantewada, Bijapur, and Sukma. However, the armed forces have now significantly put this unit on the back foot. This unit comprised hundreds of Naxalites armed with weapons such as AK-47s, INSAS rifles, SLRs, and sniper guns.

This same Naxalite team carried out major attacks in Tekalgudem, Burkapal, Minpa, Tadmetla, and Tahkwara, resulting in the martyrdom of hundreds of soldiers. However, this team has now become weak. Deva is now seeking to surrender.

It is also known that he has sent his message abroad through some channel. If Deva surrenders, his battalion will be disbanded. There will be no Naxalite to lead it.

This is Deva's profile

Deva Barse (48), also known as Hemla Deval, Devlu alias Devanna, Barse Sukka, and Sainath, is a SZCM cadre in the Naxalite organization. He is currently in charge of PLGA Battalion 1.

He is also a member of the South Sub-Zonal Bureau. He carries an AK-47 weapon. The Chhattisgarh government has announced a reward of approximately 2.5 million rupees for his arrest.

The Home Minister met his mother

In fact, Chhattisgarh Home Minister Vijay Sharma visited Poorvarti village a few days ago. There, he met the mothers of Deva and Hidma and through them, appealed to them to surrender.

Hidma, however, refused to budge and was killed in a police encounter in the forests of Andhra Pradesh, along with his wife Raje and six companions. Deva Barse is now attempting to surrender in Chhattisgarh.

7 out of 15 area committees remain, division also ends

According to Bastar IG Sundarraj P, a total of seven divisions and 15 area committees of Naxalites were active in Bastar. Naxalites have been virtually eliminated in the Maad division, Keshkal, and Darbha divisions.

There are some Naxalites in the West Bastar Division. But now only a few isolated Naxalites remain in the seven Area Committees. Only 120 to 150 armed Naxalites are active in the Dandakaranya region. If these Naxalites are eliminated, Naxalism will be virtually eradicated.

The district administration has taken strict action after the disclosure of irregularities in the PM Awas Yojana in Gariaband in the month of May. On the instructions of District CEO Prakhar Chandrakar, a 4-member team went to the Panchayats to investigate the questions raised in Lalluram.com and prepared a report. Based on the investigation, Mainpur District CEO Shweta Verma dismissed Awas Mitra Narottam Yadav of Gram Panchayat Khajur Pader, Dhaneshwar Yadav of Saraipani, Pramod Kumar Nagesh of Navapara, Dayanand Yadav of Bajari, Satyawan Sahu of Muchbhal and Employment Assistant Kheersingh Baghel of Dhobanmal Panchayat.

Today is the third and final day of the 60th All India Conference held at IIM Raipur in Nava Raipur, where important meetings are being held under the chairmanship of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The day began with a yoga session by the PM, followed by a photo session and breakfast discussion with officials. Sessions beginning around 10 am will include extensive discussions on the use of AI in policing and the country's geopolitical challenges. In the afternoon, R&AW officers will give presentations on the changing security landscape and external threats. At the conference, PM Modi will meet awardees, delegates, and invitees, and Intelligence Bureau officers will be presented with the President's Medal. Awards related to urban policing will be presented in the afternoon, followed by the Prime Minister's address. The three-day DGP-IG Conference will conclude with discussions on police sports and other topics in the evening. This conference is a premier forum for senior officials to discuss issues related to national security, law and order, internal security, and policing, and has been continuously strengthened under Prime Minister Modi's guidance since 2014.

The Chhattisgarh High Court has clarified that nomination in a bank does not create inheritance rights ; the nominee is merely the custodian of the deposit, not the owner. This order came in a dispute over a ₹1.5 million deposit with the Bank of India, Mungeli. Following the death of health worker Ranjanadevi Pradhan, both her son-in-law, Rahul Dhruv, and father-in-law, Lallaram, claimed the deposit. The trial court, upon reviewing the nomination, ordered the money to be given to the son-in-law, but the district court granted primary rights to Lallaram, a close relative, under the Hindu Succession Act. Citing Supreme Court decisions, the High Court upheld the appellate court's order, dismissing the revision petition, and affirmed Lallaram's right to the ₹1.5 million deposit .

As soon as paddy procurement began in Chhattisgarh, the activity of paddy smugglers has increased. However, the Jashpur police and administration are fully alert this time. In a major crackdown for the second time in a row, the Lodam police have seized a large consignment of paddy being illegally transported from Jharkhand.Along with the paddy procurement in Chhattisgarh, the Jashpur police and district administration have initiated strict surveillance to prevent the illegal import of paddy from border areas. Under this initiative, the Jashpur police achieved a major success in the Lodam area adjacent to the Jharkhand border. The Lodam police seized a pickup truck and an auto-rickshaw loaded with paddy being illegally transported from Jharkhand to Chhattisgarh. A total of 54 quintals of paddy was recovered from both vehicles .

According to reports, police received information from an informant that a suspicious auto-rickshaw was being driven from the village Podi route and a pickup truck loaded with paddy was being transported to Jashpur via the Turi-Lodam rural route. Police surrounded and stopped the auto-rickshaw (JH07-D-6538) and pickup (CG14-DA-2352). A search revealed 14 quintals of paddy in the auto-rickshaw and 40 quintals in the pickup truck . Both drivers were unable to produce any valid documents.

Bilaspur – On Friday night, the joy of a wedding in Khapri village of Bilha police station area turned into mourning when a minor dispute between two youths escalated into a bloody fight. Three to four youths attacked one youth with knives. The family immediately took the injured youth, Ram Bhajan Yadav, to Bilha hospital, but doctors declared him dead. Meanwhile, the police have taken the matter seriously and arrested three minors, including two accused. Action is being taken against all of them under sections of murder and rioting.

This heartbreaking incident occurred during a wedding ceremony in Khapri village, Bilha. The atmosphere was filled with joy. Meanwhile, an argument broke out between two young men. The dispute escalated to a point where it escalated into a physical fight within minutes. It is reported that during the altercation, three or four young men attacked Ram Bhajan Yadav with knives. The family immediately rushed the bleeding Ram Bhajan to Bilha Hospital, but doctors declared him dead.

Bilha police arrived at the scene upon receiving information about the incident and, acting swiftly, detained the accused, Sandeep Nishad, and three minors who were with him. Police are questioning all of them and, having registered a case under sections of murder and rioting, are engaged in further legal proceedings. An atmosphere of mourning and tension prevails in the village following this incident.

India's economic policies are a model for the world: CA Amit Chimnani

Rising GDP is a clear indication that every person in India is now becoming economically empowered: CA Amit Chimnani

Reacting to the Indian economy's GDP growth rate of 8.2 percent in the second quarter, BJP spokesperson CA Amit Chimanani said that this is a matter of pride for India. The entire world is experiencing instability. There has been a prolonged war between Russia and Ukraine, tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan, coups in Nepal and Bangladesh, and tensions between the United States and China. India has magically protected itself from all these negative impacts, a feat only possible through Modi's magic.

CA Amit Chimanani said that India is experiencing a massive boom in all sectors. There is tremendous growth in agriculture, manufacturing, construction, and services. Along with the country's accelerating economic growth, this is also proof that every person in the country is becoming financially stronger. People's purchasing power is increasing, and people are living better lives than before. CA Amit said that after the US announced large tariffs, the opposition, as usual, began creating a negative atmosphere for the country, but India is now working under strong leadership. The opposition also needs to refrain from pursuing an anti-national agenda.

CA Amit Chimanani said that on one hand there is record GDP growth and on the other hand inflation is the lowest in 13 years, this is no less than a miracle. This is the result of the visionary thinking of Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi and the continuous reforms being carried out in the economic sector. During the 10 years of UPA and Congress rule, India's economy could not move even a step ahead from the 11th economy of the world, inflation had broken all records, but under the Modi government, we are the fourth largest economy of the world and soon we will be the third largest economy of the world. Chhattisgarh is also contributing immensely in the economic development of India under the leadership of Vishnu Dev Sai government of Chhattisgarh. Chhattisgarh has also made an unprecedented contribution in GDP.

Raipur. Serious cases of stabbings, robberies, and murders are constantly being reported in Chhattisgarh. Criminals are carrying out their crimes with impunity. In this sequence, another stabbing incident has occurred in the state capital, Raipur. Here, miscreants stabbed a girl's brother. The young man was seriously injured in the incident and has been admitted to the hospital for treatment.

According to reports, this entire incident occurred in the Kotwali police station area of ​​Raipur, the capital. Some miscreants were allegedly molesting a girl. When the girl's brother protested, the miscreants assaulted him and attacked her brother, Raunak Tandi, with a knife. The young man was seriously injured in the incident and has been hospitalized for treatment. The victim's body is covered in wounds.

Raipur.  Self-help groups are making remarkable progress towards the economic empowerment of women in Chhattisgarh. With the support of the National Rural Livelihood Mission (Bihar), the women of the Godwana Mahila Self-Help Group of Kotmikala village, in the Pendra Janpad Panchayat of Gaurela Pendra Marwahi district, are on their way to becoming "Lakhpati Didi" by developing a strong source of income through fish farming and water chestnut cultivation.

Last year, the group leased a pond from the Gram Panchayat for an annual fee of 5,000 rupees as a livelihood activity. Using fish seeds worth only 2,000 rupees, the women reaped financial benefits by selling fish worth over 18,000 rupees in a single season. Subsequently, they began cultivating water chestnuts in the same pond, which has significantly increased their income. So far, the women have sold water chestnuts worth 15,000 to 20,000 rupees, while water chestnuts worth approximately 70,000 to 80,000 rupees are currently ready and are being harvested and sold continuously. Group member Mrs. Chameli Bai said that the women also make incense sticks in their free time and are earning extra income by supplying them to local markets and shops.

The Livelihood Service Center established under Bihan in Kotmikala village is providing ongoing support and guidance to the women in the group for agriculture, animal husbandry, and other income-generating activities. Through hard work, collective efforts, and the support of the mission, the women are writing a new chapter of economic self-reliance.

Raipur. The Chhattisgarh Board of Secondary Education has begun preparations for the board exams. To this end, it has written to district education officers across the state, issuing necessary guidelines regarding examination centers. Examination centers will be set up within a five-kilometer radius. If a school is two or three stories tall, exam centers for 10th-12th grade students will be set up on the ground floor. Instructions have been given to strictly follow these rules.

The Board of Secondary Education has sought information from the District Education Officers across the state regarding resources and staff for the board exams. The timing of the board exams is in the morning, hence information has been sought about high and higher secondary schools operating in remote rural areas. Information along with statistics about the distance of these schools and the students taking the board exams will have to be provided. Keeping in mind the remote schools and the board exams being held in the morning, the Board has issued necessary guidelines regarding the examination centres. It has been asked to set up examination centres within a radius of five kilometres. This will ensure that children from rural areas do not face any problems in commuting during the exam time. Special attention has been asked to be paid to this.

Separate toilets for boys and girls will have to be arranged in the examination center. Information has also been sought regarding the electricity arrangements in the schools which are being made examination centers. Detailed information has been sought regarding the availability of basic necessities like number of staff, number of rooms, average seating capacity, available furniture etc. in the center. Information about the examination hall, number of rooms and seating capacity of children in it will also have to be given. During last year's board examination, information about the distance of the police station from the examination centers will also have to be given.

Following the directive from the Board of Secondary Education (BSHE), a series of meetings is underway across the state. In this connection, the District Education Officer (DEO) is holding a meeting with principals in Bilaspur today. Following the meeting, necessary information will be sent to the Board of Secondary Education. Proposals for new examination centers have also been sought. Therefore, during the meeting, new examination centers will be discussed, and proposals will be submitted as needed.