Raipur, September 01, 2010
A delegation of Bharatiya Boudh Mahasabha’s (BBM) Chhattisgarh unit paid courtesy visit to Chief Minister Raman Singh at his residence on Wednesday. On the occasion, the delegation informed the CM about the delay in issuance of schedule caste (SC) certificates to the people of mahar community dwelling in different parts of the state and requested him to redress the problem at the earliest. The members of BBM further informed that the Tribal Development department had ceased to issue SC certificates to the children of people belonging to the mahar community due to printing errors in the land records where caste of eligible SC people had been wrongly spelled in Hindi. Owing to these minor mistakes, a majority of SC people are not getting benefits of the government schemes, the delegation said. The BBM members pointed out that the Tribal Development department had sent a report in this connection to the Centre earlier, but no action was taken by far. Submitting a memorandum to the CM in this regard, the delegation requested from him to resend the report to the Centre. The CM assured the BBM to redress all the problems of the mahar community promptly. He said he would hold discussion with Union Minister for Tribal Affairs in this connection. The delegation was comprised of BBM state unit head Anil Meshram, Dr Rekha Meshram, Vinod Bansod, Sewakram Meshram, Keshav Ramteke, Jeevanlal Meshram, Bajirao Shende, BK Nashine and Madhuri Jain.
Arang Nagar Panchayat delegation meets CM
Arang Nagar Panchayat delegation meets CM
Raipur, September 01, 2010
A delegation comprising corporators of Arang Nagar Panchayat and residents paid courtesy visit to Chief Minister Raman Singh at his residence last night. While informing about the development works within the Nagar Panchayat area, the delegation requested to the CM to dedicate to the public the newly constructed town hall, community health centre and Krishi Upaj Mandi premises. The delegation also submitted a memorandum to the CM seeking repairing of road from Ranisagar to Chikhli. The delegation was comprised of corporators Dhruv Kumar Mirdha, Rajesh Sahu, Pankaj Shukla and Chaitram Pal along with Alderman Salikram Sahu and local residents Chotelal Sonkar, Mohanlal Chandrakar, Vinod Sahu, Rajendra Verma and Shekhar Sahu.
Day-long workshop today
Day-long workshop today
Raipur, September 01, 2010
Under the national nutrition week 2010 that commenced on Wednesday, a day-long workshop would be organised under the joint aegis of Food and Nutrition Board Raipur, medicine and paediatrics departments at the medical college on Thursday. This year the subject of national nutrition week 2010 is – ‘promotion to nutrition for strong nation’. Notably, the nutrition week is being celebrated in the country every year from September 1 to 7. Besides, the Women and Child Development Department and Food and Nutrition Board Raipur would organise various programs in Bilaspur district from September 3 to 7. The officials of Food and Nutrition Board Raipur informed that many more programs would be organised during nutrition week including debates and discussions on nutrition-related topics, competition to prepare best nutritious food, health baby competition and quiz.
Gadkari to be welcomed by ministers, MLAs at airport
Gadkari to be welcomed by ministers, MLAs at airport
Raipur, September 01, 2010
The state BJP is planning to accord grand welcome to its national president Nitin Gadkari on his maiden visit to state capital on September 03, 2010. Besides preparations in the city, the party is setting up a huge stage outside the Mana airport to give warm welcome to Gadkari. The state unit president Ramsewak Paikra has asked all the ministers and legislators to be present mandatorily on the occasion to receive their national chief.
Gadkari will reach Raipur by a special plane at about 3 pm on September 3. Only five leaders including Chief Minister Raman Singh, state head Ramsewak Paikra, state Organisational general secretary Rampratap Singh, national co-Organisational secretary Saudan Singh and Raipur Parliamentarian Ramesh Bais would enter the airport to greet Gadkari at first.
Later, ministers, MLAs and senior party leaders would welcome him at a small programme at the stage outside the airport. The welcome programme would conclude with Gadkari’s brief speech.
Although, the city would be decked with saffron hue during Gadkari’s arrival, but the state unit has decided to do it in a unique and disciplined manner and hence the party leaders and workers have been cautioned not to flood the public places with their giant banners and posters welcoming the national president.
Instead, the party would prepare a list of leaders whose names would appear in the banners and posters in the city and the main programme venue at Netaji Subhash stadium where Gadkari will address a massive rally.
The party has categorically said that the national head’s publicity through advertisements including media and billboards would be done at state and district units.
The party hopes that about 25,000 party workers would gather at Netaji Subhash stadium. The entire arrangements of the main programme would be done by Raipur East MLA and PWD Minister Brijmohan Agrawal and Raipur West legislator and Urban Administration and Development Minister Rajesh Munat.
The party on Wednesday has also finalised the routes to welcome Gadkari in the capital where he would be greeted by the various communities and societies. The Chhattisgarh’s traditions including tribal dance of Bastar, raut nacha, panthi nritya and Utkal nritya besides several cultural programs and special dhols from Rajnandgaon would be the highlights during movement of Gadkari’s cavalcade in the city.
The party has given targets to the leaders to gather workers in large number on September 3. In this regard, The Raipur West legislator Rajesh Munat called upon a meeting of party workers of his constituency at 9.30 am on Wednesday and asked them workers to at least gather 5000 people to greet Gadkari. The Raipur West workers would also take out a massive rally in the city in 501 motorcycles.
Later Munat took meeting of Birgaon Mandal, Mana Nagar Panchayat, Mana Mandal, Raipur Rural Mandal separately and issued necessary guidelines to the workers. He then inspected Subhash stadium and airport along with the senior party leaders to see preparations.
The state unit head, too, accompanied Munat and other leaders inspected the proposed site of party’s new office at Boriyakala where the foundation stone would be laid by Gadkari.
To give final shape to the preparations, a meeting of BJP corporators from Raipur Municipal Corporation would be held at the party office at 5 pm on Thursday.
Gadkari will reach Raipur by a special plane at about 3 pm on September 3. Only five leaders including Chief Minister Raman Singh, state head Ramsewak Paikra, state Organisational general secretary Rampratap Singh, national co-Organisational secretary Saudan Singh and Raipur Parliamentarian Ramesh Bais would enter the airport to greet Gadkari at first.
Later, ministers, MLAs and senior party leaders would welcome him at a small programme at the stage outside the airport. The welcome programme would conclude with Gadkari’s brief speech.
Although, the city would be decked with saffron hue during Gadkari’s arrival, but the state unit has decided to do it in a unique and disciplined manner and hence the party leaders and workers have been cautioned not to flood the public places with their giant banners and posters welcoming the national president.
Instead, the party would prepare a list of leaders whose names would appear in the banners and posters in the city and the main programme venue at Netaji Subhash stadium where Gadkari will address a massive rally.
The party has categorically said that the national head’s publicity through advertisements including media and billboards would be done at state and district units.
The party hopes that about 25,000 party workers would gather at Netaji Subhash stadium. The entire arrangements of the main programme would be done by Raipur East MLA and PWD Minister Brijmohan Agrawal and Raipur West legislator and Urban Administration and Development Minister Rajesh Munat.
The party on Wednesday has also finalised the routes to welcome Gadkari in the capital where he would be greeted by the various communities and societies. The Chhattisgarh’s traditions including tribal dance of Bastar, raut nacha, panthi nritya and Utkal nritya besides several cultural programs and special dhols from Rajnandgaon would be the highlights during movement of Gadkari’s cavalcade in the city.
The party has given targets to the leaders to gather workers in large number on September 3. In this regard, The Raipur West legislator Rajesh Munat called upon a meeting of party workers of his constituency at 9.30 am on Wednesday and asked them workers to at least gather 5000 people to greet Gadkari. The Raipur West workers would also take out a massive rally in the city in 501 motorcycles.
Later Munat took meeting of Birgaon Mandal, Mana Nagar Panchayat, Mana Mandal, Raipur Rural Mandal separately and issued necessary guidelines to the workers. He then inspected Subhash stadium and airport along with the senior party leaders to see preparations.
The state unit head, too, accompanied Munat and other leaders inspected the proposed site of party’s new office at Boriyakala where the foundation stone would be laid by Gadkari.
To give final shape to the preparations, a meeting of BJP corporators from Raipur Municipal Corporation would be held at the party office at 5 pm on Thursday.
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