00 Strengthening of drinking water, sanitation, and infrastructure will gain momentum.
Raipur. The Union Finance Ministry has released ₹194.93 billion (₹194.93 billion) for Chhattisgarh's urban local bodies under the 15th Finance Commission. This amount will accelerate development work in the state's 139 urban local bodies and provide better infrastructure to citizens.
Under the 15th Finance Commission, ₹116.96 billion (₹116.96 billion) has been received as a tied grant, which will be used primarily for works related to drinking water supply and solid waste management. This will strengthen sanitation systems in urban areas and improve the supply of clean drinking water to citizens. The Government of India has also released an untied grant of ₹77.97 billion (₹77.97 billion) for this amount. This amount will be spent on the development of roads, drains, and other infrastructure in cities.
Expressing his pleasure at the release of the 15th Finance Commission funds by the Union Finance Ministry for Chhattisgarh, Deputy Chief Minister and Urban Administration and Development Minister Shri Arun Sao said that the Central Government and the State Government are providing adequate financial resources in a coordinated manner for the development of cities and the improvement of public amenities. This is accelerating the work of making cities more organized, clean, and equipped with civic amenities. The State Government is fully committed to the holistic and sustainable development of urban areas. The funds received will be used with complete transparency and quality, so that the benefits of development work reach the last person.

00 Shukla announces opening of a library modeled after Nalanda in Rewa
00 New Nalanda libraries will be established in the state, including the capital - Finance Minister Chaudhary
Raipur. During his visit to Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Rajendra Shukla visited and praised the Nalanda Campus Library in the capital. Impressed by this model, he announced the establishment of a library on similar lines in Rewa, Madhya Pradesh.
Deputy Chief Minister Shri Rajendra Shukla inspected the library's first floor, second floor, and terrace, inquiring about the book distribution system and study facilities. He praised the efforts to provide better facilities to students at a low fee and congratulated the Chhattisgarh government and district administration for the Nalanda Campus Library. He said that such initiatives provide the right direction to youth and ensure proper utilization of their energy. He noted that a large number of young people are studying at the Nalanda Library and are being selected in competitive examinations. Such young people will play a crucial role in taking the country and the state to new heights.
Chhattisgarh Finance Minister OP Choudhary informed that the Nalanda Campus Library has been established to meet the needs of the youth, where students are studying 24/7 and excelling in competitive examinations. He explained that this library was built with DMF funds and other support, and is currently operated with fees and donations from donors. A total of 42 such libraries are being established in the state, including the capital.
Collector Dr. Gaurav Singh stated that a committee has been formed to manage the library, under which all libraries have been integrated, facilitating operations. He added that this library annually provides selection for competitive examinations like the UPSC and CGPSC. Furthermore, the library charges ₹200 per month for BPL students and ₹500 per month for general category students. Corporation Commissioner Mr. Vishwadeep, ADM Umashankar Bande, District Employment Officer Mr. Kedar Patel, and other officials and students were present on the occasion.

Raipur. Under the guidance of Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Dev Sai, various schemes are being implemented in Chhattisgarh to conserve water and increase farmers' income. These efforts have yielded positive results in the form of Shri Malti Mohan, a farmer from the village of Kadro in the Pathalgaon development block of Jashpur district.

Shri Malti Mohan, a farmer who used to cultivate summer paddy in the past, this time made a change under the guidance of the Agriculture Department and cultivated maize crop in 2 acres of land. With this innovation, he got better production and a net income of Rs 88 thousand 200. The farmer told that the total expenditure in maize cultivation was Rs 11 thousand 800, which includes seeds, fertilizers and other necessary arrangements. He earned around Rs 1 lakh from the sale of maize, which made it possible to earn a good net income. He told that compared to paddy, maize cultivation requires less water and less cost, while the profit is more.

Mr. Malti Mohan explained that summer paddy cultivation requires more water and is also costly, while maize has emerged as a better alternative. This change has not only increased his income but also promoted water conservation and environmental protection. The farmer expressed his gratitude to Chief Minister Mr. Vishnu Dev Sai for this initiative. His success is also inspiring other farmers, who are now turning to alternative crops instead of paddy.

Raipur - A safe and pucca home brings stability, dignity, and peace to every family. When a dream of many years becomes a reality, it's not just a house but a new beginning of happiness and self-confidence. A similar positive change occurred in the life of Mrs. Manisha Shukla of Budhwari Bazaar, Korba Municipal Corporation, when her dream of a pucca home came true through the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (Urban) 2.0.

Mrs. Manisha Shukla is a teacher in a private school. She and her husband, Mr. Vipin Kumar Shukla, had long considered building a permanent home for their family, but their limited income made it difficult to raise a large sum of money at once. The old house they lived in had become worn out and suffered from leaks and other problems during the rainy season. The poor condition of the house required periodic repairs, and the limited space also made it inconvenient to have guests over.

During the 2025-26 survey, her name was included in the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (Urban) 2.0 list. After completing the necessary documentation, her housing was approved. Soon, the first installment of the scheme arrived in her bank account, enabling her to begin construction on her dream home. Manisha combined her years of savings with the scheme funds and built a strong, beautiful, permanent home. Now, her home is fully completed. She and her family are living comfortably and peacefully in their new home.

Building a permanent home has not only alleviated Manisha's daily struggles but also enhanced her social standing. Her family now lives in a safe and respectable environment. She says the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana has given many families like hers the opportunity to fulfill their dream of a permanent home.

Raipur. The picture of big changes through small contributions is visible today from urban to rural areas. The Mahatari Vandan Yojana has brought new hope and confidence in the life of Mrs. Bharti Vaishnav, resident of Village Rampura, Sector Gochhiya, Sahaspur Lohara Development Block, Kabirdham district. Under the Mahatari Vandan Yojana, she has received a total amount of Rs. 25,000 through 25 installments so far. This amount has been no less than a support for her. While earlier it was challenging to manage small household expenses, now the regular assistance received from the scheme has stabilized her financial situation to a great extent.

Bharti Vaishnav explains that the biggest benefit of this amount is her children's education. She is now able to provide them with books, notebooks, and other essential educational materials on time. This has ensured continuity in their education and is shaping their future in a positive direction. Furthermore, this amount is also helping to meet daily household expenses such as groceries, medicine, and other essential needs. Now, she no longer has to depend on anyone for even small needs, which has boosted her self-esteem and confidence.

Expressing gratitude for this government scheme, Bharti Vaishnav said that the Mahatari Vandan Yojana is extremely beneficial for women. This scheme not only provides financial assistance but also inspires women to become self-reliant. If women receive timely support and opportunities, they can not only improve the condition of their families but also make significant contributions to the development of society.

Raipur. Public welfare schemes implemented in the state are bringing positive changes to the lives of rural families. Through the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana-Gramin, the dream of a permanent home for economically weaker sections of society is being realized.

Mr. Bihari Kewat, a resident of Kirari Gram Panchayat in the Akaltara development block of Janjgir-Champa district, is a living example of this. For a long time, he lived in a mud house made of tin and thatched roofs. During the rainy season, the family faced significant difficulties due to leaking water, and due to their limited income, they were unable to even afford repairs.

In 2024-25, his house was approved under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana-Gramin, and he received assistance of ₹1.20 lakh. With this money, he constructed a permanent house in place of his old kutcha house. He now lives a safe and dignified life with his family. He has also benefited from other government schemes. An LPG connection under the Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana has freed his home from smoke, while the construction of a toilet under the Swachh Bharat Mission has provided the family with improved sanitation and health facilities.

Mr. Bihari Kewat says that schemes like the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana-Gramin have brought new light to the lives of poor families like his and fulfilled their dream of a permanent home. He expressed his gratitude to the government and administration for this.

Raipur . Dr. Akhil Jain, trustee of Manohar Gaushala, along with his family, paid a courtesy call on Governor Ramen Deka at his Raj Bhavan residence. During this, both had a cordial discussion on cow breeding, environmental protection and social activities.

Dr. Akhil Jain greeted the Governor by putting a garland of Vedic cow dung made from Panchgavya and cow dung on him. He also informed him about the importance of cow based products. The Governor appreciated this innovative initiative and called the social and environmental contribution of cow shelters important. During the meeting, positive discussions took place on various topics in a cordial atmosphere.

Raipur. After the President returned the Freedom of Religion (Amendment) Bill, 2006, passed during the tenure of former Chief Minister and Speaker of the Chhattisgarh Legislative Assembly, Dr. Raman Singh, Governor Ramen Deka has now returned it to the Assembly for reconsideration. This clears the way for a new Freedom of Religion Bill in the state.
This bill was passed in 2006 during the tenure of then-Chief Minister Raman Singh and sent to the President for approval. After a long time, the President has returned the bill. Now, Governor Ramen Deka has sent it back to the Assembly for reconsideration. This will allow the government to introduce a new Freedom of Religion Bill in the House. If the new bill is introduced and passed in the Assembly, it will pave the way for a new law regarding religious conversion provisions in the state.

Health Minister conducts surprise inspection of Manendragarh Civil Hospital,
Raipur. Health Minister Shyam Bihari Jaiswal conducted a surprise inspection of the Government Civil Hospital, Manendragarh, on Sunday to review the hospital's healthcare facilities. He met with patients, inquired about their well-being, and inquired about the healthcare facilities being provided.
During the inspection, the Minister thoroughly reviewed the hospital's treatment facilities, availability of medicines, cleanliness, and other amenities. He gathered necessary information from doctors and hospital management and directed them to ensure the best possible treatment for patients. The Minister stated that providing quality healthcare to patients is the government's top priority, and that negligence will not be tolerated. He directed the hospital management to ensure timely treatment and necessary facilities for patients.
Chief Medical and Health Officer Dr. Avinash Khare stated that the Health Minister conducted a formal inspection of the hospital. Despite the OPD being closed due to Sunday, he inspected various wards, inquired about the arrangements, and expressed satisfaction with the cleanliness.
CMO Dr. Khare stated that security has been strengthened to prevent unwanted elements from entering the hospital premises. To keep an eye on such individuals, security guards have been deployed in the hospital, who are deployed in two shifts. He added that security will be further strengthened when the medical college opens in the future. CMO Dr. Avinash Khare, Swapnil Tiwari, and Divisional President Ravi Verma, along with hospital doctors, officers, and staff, were present.

0--Women were delighted to be honored with a garland of rupees and a seal.

  Navsarjan Manch also honored 12 excellent self-help groups.

 Raipur.On the occasion of International Women's Day, Navsarjan Manch, a prestigious social organization in the state, honored 65 women for their outstanding work in various fields with the Chhattisgarh Mahatari Alankaran Samman. In addition, 12 self-help groups that have made significant contributions to society were also honored with the Mahatari Gaurav Samman. The program began with the garlanding of Chhattisgarh Mahatari's portrait, the lighting of lamps, and the singing of the national anthem, "Arpa Pairi Ke Dhar." Women who have accomplished significant work in various fields, including society, education, medicine, administration, and social service, were invited to the stage and honored. In his presidential address, the organization's state president, Amarjeet Singh Chhabra, highlighted the activities of Navsarjan Manch and the purpose of the Mahatari Samman event, stating that such events provide encouragement and inspiration to those who contribute positively to society. He also shared information about the upcoming "Beti Janmotsav" (Beti Janmotsav) program, to be held on March 20th. Additional SP Suresha Choubey, Additional SP Archana Jha, IPS officer Milena Kurre, AIIMS professor Dr. J. Jaya Reka, and social worker Sushma Tiwari were present as guests and shared their views. As part of the felicitation ceremony, 65 women who have achieved outstanding work in various fields were invited to the stage and honored with a garland of rupees and a seal, along with mementos and certificates. The felicitation ceremony, especially the garland of rupees and a seal, was a highlight and a topic of discussion, leaving the honored women extremely happy and excited. Prominent among the honored women were Jyoti Sahu - Yoga, Raipur; Kajal Soni - Interior Design, Raipur; Mamta Gurve - Education, Bemetara (20 years of service); Namin Chandrakar - Teacher, Raipur; Pratibha D. Sherwani - Education, Raipur; Pooja Agarwal - Mamma Di Chai, Raipur; and Mrs. Neha Trivedi - All India Radio, Raipur. Mrs. Bharti Kiran - Social Worker, Raipur; Mrs. Deepali Singhai - HR Brilliance Group, Raipur; Deepti Srivastava - Social Worker, Raipur; Mrs. Pushpalata Tripathi - Social Worker, Raipur; Rajni Singh - Sports Sector, Raipur; Khushi Sharma - HR Manohara, Raipur; Subhash Chaware - Entrepreneurship, Raipur; Mrs. Swati Kanhai - Art Education, Raipur; Mrs. Vatsala Jain - Entrepreneurship, Raipur; Pallavi Mishra; Seema Pandey - Writer/Poet, Raipur; Neetu Singh; Shashi Dubey - Poet/Writer, Raipur; Riya Tiwari; Khushi K. Barsawa - Innovation in Education, Durg; Mrs. Lata Anant Sahu - Social Work, Baloda; Mrs. Lata Bhardwaj - Social Worker, Kharora; Mrs. Lata Singh - Special Educator, Korba; Mrs. Rama Bohad - Naya Raipur; Mrs. Megha Tiwari - Dhamtari; Mrs. Meenakshi Jivade - Narayanpur; Mrs. Padma Sahu - Rajnandgaon; Priya Yadav - BRP Samagra Shiksha, Mungeli; Ms. Sangeeta Yadav - Assistant Professor, Balod; Mrs. Brijupa Patel - Assistant Professor, Kanker; Barnita Baghel - Assistant Statistical Officer, Balodabazar; Mrs. Barnita Bohad - Assistant Professor, Durg; Mrs. Dashota Sahu - Mitanin, Sarangarh; Dr. Divya Upadhyay - Physiotherapist, Bilaspur; Dr. Sangeeta Madhuvanshi - Physiotherapist, Durg; Mrs. Geeta Chauhan - Mitanin,Sarangarh; Mrs. Saroj Sharma – Social Worker, Kharsia; Ham Mandale – Gariaband; Mrs. Kha Nasine – Professor and Dean, Narayanpur; Ms. Reena Payal Sharma – Municipal Soldier, Kawardha; Mrs. Rita Giri – Lecturer, Surajpur; Mrs. Barnita Yadav – Block Account Manager, Raigarh; Mrs. Sati Verma – Anganwadi Worker, Balodabazar; Mrs. Simta Mahobiya – Director CRC Rajnandgaon; Sunita Yadav – Education and Women Empowerment, Bilaspur; Mrs. Prateek Jain – Education, Bemetara; Dr. Vinita Dewan – CEO Director Arieolast Pvt Ltd Urvashi Nagar, Raipur; Nurse Bansari – Baikunthpur; Vibha Singh – Arts Field, Bairagarh; Megha Tiwari – Dhamtari; Jyoti Banafar – Bemetara; Varsha Jain – Bemetara; Preeti Shandilya – Dhamtari; Usha Sahu – Sarangarh; Preeti Chaudhary – Media, Raipur; Dr. Shikha Pagaar – Gynecologist, Raipur; Shyamali Namdev - Legal Education, Raipur; Shiva Soni - Education, Bemetara; Shanti Varsani - Raipur; Sakshi Gajbhiye - Raipur; Shashi Dubey; Seema Pandey and Mani Kashyap - Art, Raipur were present. Program coordinators Padma Sharma, Dr. Rashmi Chaware and Manisha Singh said that entries were invited from across the state for this award. The selected women reached Raipur from 22 districts of the state including Narayanpur, Surguja, Dhamtari, Bilaspur, Korba, Raigarh. Many women had come to Raipur a day or two in advance to attend the program, which shows their eagerness and respect for the importance of this event. State President of Navsarjan Manch Amarjeet Singh Chhabra, Executive President Devashish Mukherjee, Program Coordinator Padma Sharma, Co-ordinator Dr. Rashmi Chaware, Manisha Singh, Kishore Mahanand, Vinay Sharma, Manoj Jain, Naresh Namdev, Khushboo Sharma, Nidhi Jha along with other office bearers of the organization and dignitaries were present in the program.This reflects their eagerness and respect for the event. Navsarjan Manch State President Amarjeet Singh Chhabra, Executive President Devashish Mukherjee, Program Coordinator Padma Sharma, Co-ordinator Dr. Rashmi Chaware, Manisha Singh, Kishore Mahanand, Vinay Sharma, Manoj Jain, Naresh Namdev, Khushboo Sharma, Nidhi Jha, along with other organization officials and prominent citizens were present at the event.This reflects their eagerness and respect for the event. Navsarjan Manch State President Amarjeet Singh Chhabra, Executive President Devashish Mukherjee, Program Coordinator Padma Sharma, Co-ordinator Dr. Rashmi Chaware, Manisha Singh, Kishore Mahanand, Vinay Sharma, Manoj Jain, Naresh Namdev, Khushboo Sharma, Nidhi Jha, along with other organization officials and prominent citizens were present at the event. 

Historical example of social harmony with 6,412 couples 

 Raipur - Chhattisgarh has achieved a historic milestone in social harmony, public participation, and sensitive governance, establishing its unique identity globally. The state-level mass marriage ceremony organized under the Chief Minister's Kanya Vivah Yojana has been included in the Golden Book of World Records. By solemnizing the marriages of thousands of couples in a single day, Chhattisgarh has set an inspiring example of social unity and the spirit of Antyodaya, which is being lauded nationwide. On February 10th, in the presence of Chief Minister Vishnu Dev Sai, a grand ceremony was held at the Science College grounds in Raipur, where a total of 6,412 couples from across the state tied the knot. Of these, 1,316 couples were married live in Raipur, while the remaining couples joined this historic event virtually from various districts across the state. All marriages were solemnized in accordance with religious traditions and social customs, making this event not just a government event but a grand celebration of social harmony and collective happiness. The inclusion of this historic event in the Golden Book of World Records is a matter of pride and honor for Chhattisgarh. The ceremony was notable for the fact that couples from Hindu, Muslim, Christian, Buddhist, and the Baiga community, a special backward tribe, solemnized their marriages according to their respective religious customs. This event became a living symbol of Chhattisgarh's cultural diversity, mutual harmony, and spirit of religious harmony. Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Dev Sai stated on this occasion that the Chief Minister's Kanya Vivah Yojana has become a strong foundation of respect, trust, and social security for poor and needy families. He said that there was a time when the marriage of daughters was a major concern for economically weak families, but this scheme has alleviated that concern and brought new happiness and confidence to the lives of thousands of families. Under the scheme, each newly married couple was provided financial assistance of ₹35,000. Women and Child Development Minister Smt. Laxmi Rajwade said that the Chief Minister's Kanya Vivah Yojana was initiated under the leadership of former Chief Minister Dr. Raman Singh, and the current government is committed to expanding it further and reaching the last person in society. He said that the government's priority is to ensure that the benefits of public welfare schemes reach every section of society and to further strengthen social harmony. This historic event is proof that when government schemes are implemented with sensitivity, public participation, and social cooperation, they no longer remain mere government schemes but become an inspiration for positive change in society. This achievement, recorded in the Golden Book of World Records, gives Chhattisgarh a new national identity in the field of social harmony and public welfare.

Delegates from across the country were impressed by the Chhattisgarh Tourism Board's Fame Trip and appreciated its natural beauty, culture and hospitality.

Raipur

With the aim of promoting Chhattisgarh's tourist destinations and showcasing the state's natural and cultural heritage to the nation and the world, tour operators and travel agents from various states visited major tourist destinations in Bastar, Mainpat and Jashpur under the FAM Trip organized by the Chhattisgarh Tourism Board. During this, the delegates closely observed Chhattisgarh's natural beauty, tribal culture and historical heritage and praised it profusely.

During the FAME trip, delegates were taken to the world-famous Chitrakoot Falls in Bastar district, where they enjoyed the natural beauty and were offered boating, which added to the thrilling experience. They also visited the ancient Shiva temple at Chitrakoot.

To introduce the delegates to the vibrant folk culture of Bastar, they were also taken to the famous Haat-Bazaar where they witnessed local cultural events like traditional cockfights and understood the unique tribal traditions of Bastar.

During this trip, the delegates were also taken to the historic town of Barsur, where they observed the famous Batisa Temple and the amazing and ancient statues of Lord Ganesha. These historical monuments introduced the delegates to the rich cultural heritage of Chhattisgarh.
During the trip, the delegation also met with administrative officials of the Bastar division. The delegates met with the Commissioner, Inspector General, and Superintendent of Police of Bastar to discuss tourism development, security arrangements, and tourist facilities in the region. The officials assured them that all necessary arrangements are being made to promote tourism in the Bastar region.

In this sequence, the delegates were also taken on a tour of the beautiful tourist destinations of Mainpat. They visited the Karma Ethnic Resort and Saila Resort, and experienced the natural beauty and tranquil atmosphere of Mainpat.

In addition, delegates were introduced to attractive tourist destinations such as the Church in Kunkuri, the Rajpuri Falls in Jashpur, and the Mahua Homestay in Kere Village, Jashpur. These sites highlighted Chhattisgarh's potential for eco-tourism and rural tourism.

Organized by the Chhattisgarh Tourism Board, this fame trip is being held from March 13th to March 18th, and includes approximately 28 tour operators and travel agents from various states across the country. These representatives are divided into two groups and are being taken on a tour of major tourist destinations in the northern and southern regions of the state.

Through this initiative, the Chhattisgarh Government and Tourism Board aim to directly introduce the tourism potential of the state to the tour operators from different states of the country, so that they can promote the tourist destinations of Chhattisgarh in their respective areas.

Under the guidance of Tourism and Culture Minister Mr. Rajesh Agrawal, the Chhattisgarh Tourism Board is continuously striving to give the state's tourism a new identity. Under the leadership of Tourism Board Chairman Mr. Neelu Sharma and Managing Director Mr. Vivek Acharya, several innovations are being implemented to develop and promote tourism facilities in the state.

The representatives associated with this Fame Trip praised the natural beauty, cultural diversity and warm hospitality of the people of Chhattisgarh and said that there is immense potential for tourism in the state and they will promote Chhattisgarh as an attractive tourist destination in their respective states.

The Fame Trip will conclude with an event in Raipur on March 18th, where representatives from both groups will gather and the Chhattisgarh Tourism Board will provide a detailed presentation on the state's tourism potential. This initiative will further enhance Chhattisgarh's tourism presence at the national level.

Chief Minister Pujya participated in the “Sindhiyat Jo Melo” organized by Chhattisgarhi Sindhi Panchayat.

Raipur / Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Dev Sai attended the "Sindhiyat Jo Melo" organized by the Pujya Chhattisgarhi Sindhi Panchayat in the capital Raipur. On this occasion, he praised the unity of the Sindhi community and their fighting tradition, saying that the Sindhi community has faced the most difficult period in the country's history—the horrors of Partition. Despite this, this community has made significant contributions to the country's economic development by continuously progressing in the fields of trade and enterprise.

Chief Minister Shri Sai said that at the time of Partition, many families of the Sindhi community had to abandon their ancestral property and homes, but they did not give up. With unwavering faith in their deity and hard work, they made a new beginning, and today the Sindhi community is charting new milestones of development. He said that this fighting spirit and self-confidence of the Sindhi community is inspiring for the entire society, and all members of the community deserve praise for it.

The Chief Minister said that such social and cultural events provide an opportunity for society to unite. When society is organized and strong, the nation also becomes stronger. He said that the unity of the Sindhi community is truly commendable and that the primary objective of such fairs is to keep the new generation connected to their roots, culture, and traditions. He was extremely pleased to see the enthusiastic participation of the youth in this fair.

Chief Minister Mr. Sai said that today, members of the Sindhi community are settled in every corner of the country and are achieving new heights of success through their hard work, dedication, and entrepreneurship. Starting with small businesses, they have grown their operations to great heights, a testament to their diligence and foresight.

The Chief Minister stated that the state government is continuously working for the overall development of the state. He added that the state government has fulfilled most of the guarantees promised by Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi.

Chief Minister Shri Sai, on this occasion, mentioned the Gaudham Yojana launched in the state today and said that under this scheme, Gaudhams have been established across the state. Through these Gaudhams, proper arrangements will be made for the protection and promotion of cattle. Here, arrangements for green fodder, medical facilities, cow catchers, medicines and other necessary arrangements will be made available for the animals. He said that in our culture, cow has been given the status of mother and we worship her. Panchagavya obtained from cow is considered like nectar, which holds special importance in our religious and social life.

On this occasion, Chief Minister Shri Sai also extended Chetrichandra festival greetings to all the people of the state in advance. During the program, he visited and appreciated the exhibition stalls set up by the community.

Cabinet Minister Shri Kedar Kashyap also spoke at the event, saying that the Sindhi community is a very hardworking community. He praised the exhibition organized by the community, saying that such events are a powerful medium to showcase the community's cultural richness.

On this occasion, Raipur Rural MLA Shri Moti Lal Sahu, Dhamtari Mayor Shri Ramu Rohra, President of Pujya Chhattisgarhi Sindhi Panchayat Shri Mahesh Daryani and a large number of eminent citizens of Sindhi community were present.

One day workshop organized on the topic Vision 2030

Jashpurnagar . The dream of a permanent home is coming true for rural families in the district through the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (Rural). Under this ambitious central government scheme, safe and permanent housing is being provided to economically weak and needy families.

Under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chief Minister Vishnu Dev Sai, the benefits of public welfare schemes are reaching the last person in the state. In this connection, Gyanu Bhagat, a resident of Bangurkela village in Jashpur district, has received benefits from the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (Rural).

Gyanu Bhagat explained that he and his family previously lived in a small mud house. During the rainy season, water would leak from the roof, and during the summer, the walls would become extremely hot. Furthermore, there was the constant fear of poisonous creatures. Frequent repairs to the house also caused financial difficulties.

He said he received approval for a permanent home under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (Rural). He is building his dream home by adding his savings to the government funding. Interior work is currently underway.

Gyanu Bhagat expressed his happiness at receiving a permanent home, saying it has brought a major change to his family's life. He expressed his gratitude to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chief Minister Vishnu Dev Sai for this scheme.

Many needy families of the district are getting safe, respectable and permanent housing through Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (Rural), due to which their standard of living is continuously improving.

Better operation of shuttering plate work