Our main goal is to increase the income of the people and improve the standard of living.
The Chief Minister met people in Belargaon of Sihawa assembly constituency
Many gifts were given to Nagri-Sihawa zone
Raipur, 11 January 2023
Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel, while addressing the meeting-meet program with the general public at Belargaon village of Sihawa assembly constituency today, said that the first thing he did after taking oath as the Chief Minister was loan waiver to the farmers. He said that after taking the oath, he went straight to the Mantralaya and signed the loan waiver file of Rs 9,500 crore outstanding against about 19 lakh farmers of the state. He said that our aim is to improve the income and standard of living of the people of the state. For this, various means of livelihood have been created in the last four years. Referring to innovative schemes like Rajiv Gandhi Kisan Nyay Yojana, Godhan Nyaya Yojana, Rajiv Gandhi Gramin Krishi Bhoomihin Mazdoor Nyaya Yojana, Suraji Gaon Yojana, Swami Atmanand English Medium School, Chief Minister Haat Bazar Clinic, he said that these schemes are bettering the lives of the people. There are plans to be made.
On this occasion, the Chief Minister gave many gifts for the development of Nagri-Sihawa area. The Chief Minister inaugurated community hall at Belargaon, widening of Sankra-Ghatula-Belargaon-Jaitpuri road, metalled road from Rajpur to Karraghati, construction of protection wall for protection of Murumsilli dam and improvement of divert pitching, construction of embankment till Karneshwar Sangam temple of Balka river, market Paddy procurement center in Kurridih, construction of bridge on the banks of Amanala river in Gram Panchayat Khairbharri, construction of bridge near Dongapathra in Govindpur, construction of culvert on Karaiya to Sarangpuri approach road and Karaiha to Aadmuda road, Mukhyamantri Haat Bazar Yojana in Amaali, Gudrapara, Rajpur and Lakhanpur Announced construction of sheds, construction and renovation of Devguri in Gram Panchayat Chanagaon, Gedra, Umargaon, Kantakurridih, Lakhanpuri, Kaspur, Banbagoud, Parsapani, Kallemeta, Bhadsivana, Hirridih, Ghathula and Khamhariya for the implementation of the scheme.
The Chief Minister said that Rajiv Gandhi Kisan Nyay Yojana was started for the betterment of agriculture and farmers in the state. He said that the global pandemic of Corona came only after the implementation of this scheme. Businesses came to a standstill. It also affected the financial condition of the state, yet we released the first installment of Rs 1500 crore to the farmer brothers on 21 May 2020 under this scheme. A total of Rs 5628 crore was given to the farmer brothers in four instalments. He said that some people objected to the amount being given in four installments under this scheme. The Chief Minister said that the amount should be given in four installments, farming for the farmer brothers, Teej festival, Has proved helpful in meeting matrimonial programs and other needs. Under this scheme, till now 24 lakh farmer brothers of the state have been given assistance of Rs 16 thousand 415 crore. He said that this year, to celebrate the festival of Deepawali, the amount of the third installment of the scheme, which was released on the occasion of Rajyotsav on November 1, was deposited in the bank accounts of the farmer brothers on October 17 itself, so that Deepawali can be celebrated on October 24. He could celebrate the festival of He said that the fourth and last installment would be released to the farmers on March 31. The Chief Minister said that it has been proved through Godhan Nyaya Yojana that money can be earned even by selling cow dung. Now cow urine is also being procured. So that he can celebrate the festival of Diwali well on 24th October. He said that the fourth and last installment would be released to the farmers on March 31. The Chief Minister said that it has been proved through Godhan Nyaya Yojana that money can be earned even by selling cow dung. Now cow urine is also being procured. So that he can celebrate the festival of Diwali well on 24th October. He said that the fourth and last installment would be released to the farmers on March 31. The Chief Minister said that it has been proved through Godhan Nyaya Yojana that money can be earned even by selling cow dung. Now cow urine is also being procured.
Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel said that in order to improve the level of education in the state, along with increasing the budget, schools have been started for free education in English medium. Today 279 schools are running in the state. Through which the children of poor families are getting good education. The children of the village have also started talking fluently in English. We have done the work of promoting as well as preserving the culture of Chhattisgarh. Holidays on Teej festivals, working for the development of Devguri for preservation of tribal culture. Ram Van Gaman is developing tourism circuit. Keeping in view the faith and reverence of the people, a grand statue of Lord Ram has been installed along with development works in Chandkhuri, Shivrinarayan and Rajim.
Loan deposit recovered from loan waiver
During the meeting in Belargaon, Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel was informed by Jhankeshwar Sahu, a farmer of Saloni village, that his loan of Rs. Farmer Jhankeshwar Sahu told that he had deposited this amount of agricultural loan by selling paddy. The entire amount deposited by the bank against the loan after the loan waiver was announced 4. 80 lakh rupees were returned to his account. Expressing gratitude to the Chief Minister for the help being received through farm loan waiver and Rajiv Gandhi Kisan Nyay Yojana, he said that this has improved the economic condition of the farmers of the state. Farmer Jhankeshwar Sahu has 40 acres of agricultural land. Now apart from paddy, he has started cultivating sugarcane. He has also bought two tractors due to the help he is getting from the Chhattisgarh government for farming. Through Rajiv Gandhi Kisan Nyay Yojana, he is getting about 1 lakh 20 thousand rupees in each installment. Due to which he is teaching his children in Bhilai and Dhamtari to get good education. The Chief Minister jokingly asked farmer Jhankeshwar Sahu what he should buy for his daughter-in-law, to which Mr. Jhankeshwar Sahu smiled and told that he had bought a big gold necklace for his wife.
Mobile for daughter’s education and gold tops for wife
During the meeting in Belargaon, villager Praveen Kumar told that by selling cow dung under the Godhan Nyay Yojana, along with everyday needs, dreams are also being fulfilled. Praveen Kumar told the Chief Minister that he earned Rs 86,000 by selling 430 quintal cow dung, from which he bought a mobile phone worth Rs 10,000 for his daughter’s studies and gold tops worth Rs 17,000 for his wife. Praveen said that Chief Minister, we had heard the saying of Ghuruva’s day being prosperous, now our days are also prosperous with the Godhan Nyaya Yojana. Farmer Suresh Sahu said that he has reared 18 animals. Till now he has sold cow dung worth Rs 1,60,000, installed drip irrigation system in his four acres of land and started earning better profit by cultivating vegetables. Money can be earned from cow dung by Godhan Nyaya Yojana. It has been proved.
Rewarded for planting and protecting trees
Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel rewarded farmer Chunnilal Sahu for planting and protecting a tree during a meeting in Belargaon and congratulated him for it. When Chunnilal Sahu told the Chief Minister that he had planted trees after spending Rs 52,000 and also kept them safe, Chief Minister Mr. Baghel appreciated the efforts of Chunnilal Sahu and announced a financial assistance of Rs one lakh. Landless farmer Punnu Lal Sahu told that he has received three installments as assistance.
35 kg rice is available for free
When the Chief Minister inquired about the availability of ration cards and food grains from the gathering present in Belargaon, the people told that they have got ration cards and are getting rice, salt and sugar every month. Kavita Yadav of Belargaon said that her family of four gets 35 kg rice and two packets of salt free of cost per month. One kg of sugar is available at the rate of Rs.17 per kg and two kg of gram at the rate of Rs.5 per kg.
Best wishes to the Chief Minister for a long life
Rural woman Durgesh Nandani, who made profit by making vermicompost from cow dung, told the Chief Minister during the meeting at Belargaon that she had sold 200 bags of vermicompost. Durgesh Nandani, through song in front of thousands of people present on this occasion, praised Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel’s efforts for self-reliance of women, the glory of Godhan Nyaya Yojana and wished his Chief Minister Bhupesh Kaka a long life. Of. On this occasion, Amrautin Bai Nagvanshi expressed her gratitude to the Chief Minister for the change in the lives of the people due to the pro-people policies of the Chhattisgarh government and said that along with making vermicompost, her group is now rearing pigs and chickens. On this occasion, the Swachhata didis also expressed gratitude to the Chief Minister for increasing their honorarium by one thousand rupees.
Bhupesh Baghel took advantage of Bhupesh Baghel’s plan
During the meeting in Belargaon, villager Santosh Kumar Baghel informed about the treatment of his son under the Chief Minister’s Special Health Assistance Scheme. On being asked by the Chief Minister, he told that his son’s name is Bhupesh Baghel. Hearing this, the present crowd became very happy. The Chief Minister laughingly said that Bhupesh Baghel has taken advantage of Bhupesh Baghel’s scheme.
Distribution of check of material and assistance amount to the beneficiaries
Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel distributed assistance to the beneficiaries of the National Family Assistance Scheme, Chhattisgarh Women’s Fund, Saksham Yojana, Intercaste Marriage Promotion Scheme, Horticulture, Agriculture, Labor, Fisheries and Social Welfare Department’s schemes during the meet-meet program in Belargaon. Distributed the check and material.
