Raipur, October 30, 2010
The BJP’s SC Morcha meeting will be convened at party office Ekatma Parisar at 12 pm on Sunday. The meeting will be attended by Morcha’s office-bearers and workers including its national vice president and state incharge Jagdish Rokde, BJP state general secretary Rampratap Singh, Krishnamurty Bandhi, Food and Civil Supplies Minister Punnulal Mohle, Commerce and Industry Minister Dayal Das Baghel, BJP state secretary Nirmal Sinha and its state president Ramji Bharti.
Cong to observe Indira’s death anniversary today
Raipur, October 30, 2010
Congress will observe former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi’s death anniversary as 'martyrdom day' on Sunday. On the occasion, the partymen will pay floral tribute to the first PM of the country before her statue at Kalibadi at 10 am followed by all religion prayer at Congress Bhawan at 10.30 am.
CM politicising sports award: Congress
Alleges junior player preferred over senior
Raipur, October 30, 2010
The District Congress Committee (DCC) has alleged that the Chief Minister Raman Singh was politicising the sports award to be given to the state’s outstanding player during Rajyotsav 2010 at Science College ground on November 1, 2010. “It is unfortunate that the CM had to play petty politics during selection of the eligible player for the Gundadhoor award,” said DCC president Inderchand Dhariwal and general secretary Dr Niranjan Haritwal on Saturday.
“If the sports award would be fixed at CM level then what would be the credibility of the other awards?” the duo asked pointing that Singh had mounted pressure on the selection committee to pick a junior hockey player Mrinal Choubey from his legislative Assembly area. They demanded from the government to give Gundadhoor award to Shaba Anjum, a senior hockey player who had scored several goals and won matches for the country.
“The government finalised Choubey’s name for the prestigious award putting aside all the conditions and norms which is intolerable. The Congress would complaint against the government biased attitude to the Governor Shekhar Dutt,” the dup said.
Dhariwal, who has earlier been the member of whip committee under Madhya Pradesh Council of Sports and former president of Women Hockey Association, informed that the selection norms for sports award fixed by government clearly indicates that the senior player who had either participated in any national-level tournament or had represented the national team should be considered as eligible candidate.
“Choubey is a junior player and the sports award can be conferred upon him even after two years, but preferring him over the most eligible and deserving candidate like Anjum is a clear injustice,” said Dhariwal.
This Diwali, CM gives Rs 502 cr power bonanza
Conducts bhoomipujan of Rs 480 cr 400 kV Madhwa-Raita power line
Dedicates Rs 22 cr 132 kV Mana substation to public
Raipur, October 30, 2010
Chhattisgarh is the only power surplus state in the country that has successfully accomplished the challenging task of supplying power to remote and intricate areas. Presently, the state is generating about 1700 MW power and it aims to generate additional 15000 MW power by November 2012. The state’s progress in power sector was briefed by Chief Minister Raman Singh after he conducted bhoomipujan of 400 kV Madhwa-Raita power line to be laid at the cost of Rs 480 crore at Mana Nagar Panchayat on Saturday.
On the occasion, Singh also dedicated Rs 22 crore 132 kV Mana substation to the public and hoped that the voltage problem of at least fifty villages of Mana Nagar Panchayat.
The 150 kilometers long 400 kV power line will be laid from village Madhwa (Janjgir-Champa district) to village Raita (Raipur district). At Madhwa, the Chhattisgarh Power Generation Company Limited (CPGCL) will generate 1000 MW from its thermal power plant. The state will also erect a substation at Raita for the 400 kV power line.
Appreciating the works done by the power staffers, especially in the naxal-hit areas, Singh said they discharge their responsibility sincerely even in the adverse conditions owing to which the state became power surplus.
Singh informed that electricity has reached to more than 96 percent of the state’s villages since 2000. Similarly, the state’s per capita power consumption has surpassed the national average as it has doubled in past ten years from 400 units per individual to 836 units per individual, he added.
The bhoomipujan programme was presided over by Raipur Parliamentarian Ramesh Bais in presence of PWD Minister Brijmohan Agrawal, Urban Administration Minister Rajesh Munat, MLAs Devji Bhai Patel and Nand Kumar Sahu, Chief Secretary P Joy Oommen and other invited guests.
The BJP’s SC Morcha meeting will be convened at party office Ekatma Parisar at 12 pm on Sunday. The meeting will be attended by Morcha’s office-bearers and workers including its national vice president and state incharge Jagdish Rokde, BJP state general secretary Rampratap Singh, Krishnamurty Bandhi, Food and Civil Supplies Minister Punnulal Mohle, Commerce and Industry Minister Dayal Das Baghel, BJP state secretary Nirmal Sinha and its state president Ramji Bharti.
Cong to observe Indira’s death anniversary today
Raipur, October 30, 2010
Congress will observe former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi’s death anniversary as 'martyrdom day' on Sunday. On the occasion, the partymen will pay floral tribute to the first PM of the country before her statue at Kalibadi at 10 am followed by all religion prayer at Congress Bhawan at 10.30 am.
CM politicising sports award: Congress
Alleges junior player preferred over senior
Raipur, October 30, 2010
The District Congress Committee (DCC) has alleged that the Chief Minister Raman Singh was politicising the sports award to be given to the state’s outstanding player during Rajyotsav 2010 at Science College ground on November 1, 2010. “It is unfortunate that the CM had to play petty politics during selection of the eligible player for the Gundadhoor award,” said DCC president Inderchand Dhariwal and general secretary Dr Niranjan Haritwal on Saturday.
“If the sports award would be fixed at CM level then what would be the credibility of the other awards?” the duo asked pointing that Singh had mounted pressure on the selection committee to pick a junior hockey player Mrinal Choubey from his legislative Assembly area. They demanded from the government to give Gundadhoor award to Shaba Anjum, a senior hockey player who had scored several goals and won matches for the country.
“The government finalised Choubey’s name for the prestigious award putting aside all the conditions and norms which is intolerable. The Congress would complaint against the government biased attitude to the Governor Shekhar Dutt,” the dup said.
Dhariwal, who has earlier been the member of whip committee under Madhya Pradesh Council of Sports and former president of Women Hockey Association, informed that the selection norms for sports award fixed by government clearly indicates that the senior player who had either participated in any national-level tournament or had represented the national team should be considered as eligible candidate.
“Choubey is a junior player and the sports award can be conferred upon him even after two years, but preferring him over the most eligible and deserving candidate like Anjum is a clear injustice,” said Dhariwal.
This Diwali, CM gives Rs 502 cr power bonanza
Conducts bhoomipujan of Rs 480 cr 400 kV Madhwa-Raita power line
Dedicates Rs 22 cr 132 kV Mana substation to public
Raipur, October 30, 2010
Chhattisgarh is the only power surplus state in the country that has successfully accomplished the challenging task of supplying power to remote and intricate areas. Presently, the state is generating about 1700 MW power and it aims to generate additional 15000 MW power by November 2012. The state’s progress in power sector was briefed by Chief Minister Raman Singh after he conducted bhoomipujan of 400 kV Madhwa-Raita power line to be laid at the cost of Rs 480 crore at Mana Nagar Panchayat on Saturday.
On the occasion, Singh also dedicated Rs 22 crore 132 kV Mana substation to the public and hoped that the voltage problem of at least fifty villages of Mana Nagar Panchayat.
The 150 kilometers long 400 kV power line will be laid from village Madhwa (Janjgir-Champa district) to village Raita (Raipur district). At Madhwa, the Chhattisgarh Power Generation Company Limited (CPGCL) will generate 1000 MW from its thermal power plant. The state will also erect a substation at Raita for the 400 kV power line.
Appreciating the works done by the power staffers, especially in the naxal-hit areas, Singh said they discharge their responsibility sincerely even in the adverse conditions owing to which the state became power surplus.
Singh informed that electricity has reached to more than 96 percent of the state’s villages since 2000. Similarly, the state’s per capita power consumption has surpassed the national average as it has doubled in past ten years from 400 units per individual to 836 units per individual, he added.
The bhoomipujan programme was presided over by Raipur Parliamentarian Ramesh Bais in presence of PWD Minister Brijmohan Agrawal, Urban Administration Minister Rajesh Munat, MLAs Devji Bhai Patel and Nand Kumar Sahu, Chief Secretary P Joy Oommen and other invited guests.
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