Raipur, May 09, 2011
With an aim to make the unemployed youth self-reliant so that they could meet the eligibility criteria of the relevant fields, the state government will commence training programme in soap, phenyl and incense manufacturing at capital city from May 19, 2011. The week-long training would be organised by the Chhattisgarh Centre for Entrepreneurship Development (CCED). The interested candidates can submit their applications to the CCED office located behind Ashirwad Bhawan in Bairon Bazar by May 18, 2011. The applications can be obtained from the CCED office during weekdays, informed the centre’s officials. The minimum education qualification to attend the training programme would class 8th pass. The applicants would be selected for training only after they would appear in an interview. If the candidates would wish to start their own business after receiving training then their loan proposals would be prepared under government’s various schemes.
Raipur, May 09, 2011
About 24.86 lakh families got employment under Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MNREGA) in the financial year 2010-11. The officials of Panchayat and Rural Development Department informed that the 156304 construction works were approved in the last fiscal and over fifty percent target had been accomplished. By far, 88707 works have been completed while 67597 works are in progress. The total expenditure on MNREGA works in 2010-11 was Rs 1631.98 crore and an average of 1076358 labourers per day were engaged to achieve the target.
Raipur, May 09, 2011
The Chhattisgarh Youth Chamber (CYC) commenced summer cricket camp at Gujarati School Devendra Nagar on Monday. In this camp, limited-over matches are being played between different teams of the CYC, informed the camp incharges Dinesh Athvani and Sharanjeet Tetri. In the first match on Monday, Working President Eleven defeated Treasurer Eleven by 50 runs.
The Working President Eleven won the toss and elected to bat first. The team scored 97 runs in seven overs. While chasing the target, Treasurer Eleven lost a couple of wickets in first two hours. However, the tail-enders struggled and managed to drag the score till 47.
Abhishek from Working President Eleven bagged man of the match award for his all-round performance both in batting and bowling as he not only scored 60 runs for the team to post big total for the opponents, but also claimed three wickets to clinch victory.
The second match of the camp would be played between President Eleven and General Secretary Eleven at Gujarati School Devendra Nagar from 7-9 am on May 15, 2011.
The players who participated in the match between Working President Eleven defeated Treasurer Eleven were – Kishore Ahuja, Naresh Gangwani, Dinesh Athvani, Sharanjeet Tetri, Brijpal Singh, Sunil Wadhwa, Sukhdev Singh, Rajesh Prajapati, Radhakishan Sundarani, Harpal Singh, Ranjeet Singh, Abhishek Gangwani, Sumit Gupta, Sandeep Agrawal, etc.
Raipur, May 09, 2011
The Youth Congress (YC) workers burnt effigies of PHE Minister Kedar Kashyap and Jagdalpur SP P Sundarraj at dharna spot near Sports Complex Budhapara on Monday in protest against the arrest of their fellow workers in Jagdalpur on May 8, 2011. They alleged that the YC workers led by their former state president Yogesh Tiwari and Raipur Lok Sabha president Vinod Tiwari were held while they were protesting against the local and police administrations for deliberately ignoring fatal attack on one Congress worker Pappu Tiwari in village Sonarpal (Jagdalpur district) recently. “About 50-60 goons vandalised Pappu’s dhaba at Sonarpal and beat him badly, however, the police did not take any action against them,” they charged. They further alleged that both Kashyap and Sundarraj were protecting the goons and indicated that vandals were hired by the minister’s kin Khetu Kashyap.
The Principal Chief Conservator of Forest (PCCF) Dhirendra Sharma has said that the Forest department would not do unplanned plantation in future. “People have stopped trusting the department’s plantation drives because majority of the saplings die in the absence of any proper planning,” he said.
Sharma felt that the plantation drives would only be successful when an organised work-plan would be framed to plant saplings. “We will also refrain from carrying out nursery development works under Mahatma Gandhi National Employment Guarantee Act (MNREGA) in haste,” he said.
He further said that the department was committed to maintain transparency in carrying out all the works. “For me, all the officials and employees of the department are equal and I am always there to heed their problems,” he said.
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