Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said that every district in the state will set up acyber Police stationand directed the officials concerned to submit a detailed action plan at the earliest.
Conducting a
review of the Home department, the CM also assessed the efforts being made to improve policing, Women safety and Services of the fire department.In a bid to enable Women take independent decisions, to increase the efficiency in girls, child Education and to stop child marriage, the has started an important scheme Savitribai Phule Kishori Smardhi Yojana. Under this plan the District Administration has given financial benefits to 32 school students.
Under the scheme, girl students who are in 8th and 9th
class, will get Rs 2500 financial assistance from the State government. The students of class 11th and 12th will receive the 5,000 cash benefit. The girls who are between 18-19 years of age will be one time benefit with cash Rs 20,000.Resources“>Water Resources department (WRD) minister Sanjay Kumar Jha said that the department has adopted and used new technologies for the
construction of a rubber dam at Gaya, besides supplying Ganga water to four southBihartowns to overcome the drinking water crisis and flood control.Jha was addressing a function organized at Sinchai Bhavan on the occasion of Engineers’ Day to celebrate the birth anniversary of M Vishwesarraiya. WRD engineers were also present at the function.
As the adoption and
use of new technologies in flood control, the early warning system has been helpful in mitigating the impact of flood.Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel on Wednesday said the is working to develop better EMPLOYMENT opportunities in rural areas.
He was addressing a Bhent Mulaqat Abhiyan (public interaction) in village Kashigarh in the Jaijaipur assembly constituency in the newly formed Sakti district.
He said the government’s aim is to put Money in the pockets of the people. Involving Women and youth through self-help groups are ensuring employment opportunities. More livelihood-oriented activities will be added, he said.
The Rural Industrial Park (RIPA) will open more avenues of livelihood in villages, he said. At present, two parks are being built in each block. A provision of Rs 600 crores has been made in the budget for this purpose, he added.
Mubarik khatri has been honored with the International Crafts Award 2021. This international honor is been conferred on Khatri under the Master Artisan of the Year category. He was selected for his exceptional craftmanship and significant contribution in his traditional Craft – Bagh Print. The award is been given by the Craft Village Organization, Craft Village is National Entity of the World Crafts Council. Award Ceremony was Held in Delhi on Saturday evening with the presence of esteemed Chief Guest – Saad Al Qaddumi (President-World Crafts Council) and . Prasoon Joshi (Chief of Censor Board India).
Mubarik Khatri has preserved his traditional art with dedication and devotion and trained hundreds of tribal youths and meet them with the means of EMPLOYMENT to Earn their livelihoods. Craftsman Mubarik Khatri has presented his modern innovations in many national and
international exhibitions.The Rajasthan Housing Board (RHB) has implemented a Japanese technique to make the ‘Pink City’ green. Planting inside the upcoming grand City Park in Mansarovar, city planners at the RHB has adopted the world famous Miyawaki method of Japan.
India had pledged to adopt this technique under the Paris Agreement to expand its green cover from 25% to 33%. The Paris Agreement was adopted by 196 countries at the Conference of the Parties (CO) in Paris, on December 12, 2015.
The All Assam Minorities Students Union (Aamsu), an influential students body representing both religious and linguistic minorities, also formed a human chain demanding immediate rehabilitation.
Assam chief ministerHimanta Biswa Sarmasaid the eviction is aimed at starting community farming as part of its drive against encroachments.
The silk yarn production centre was inaugurated on September 24, 2021 by Chairman of KVIC, Vinai Kumar Saxena.
This centre will ensure local availability of Tussar Silk yarn, reduce the silk production cost as well as create local EMPLOYMENT.
Tussar silk is one of the finest varieties of Silk. It is distinguished by its coarseness and porous weave, giving it a rugged and rustic appearance.
This centre was set up at a cost of Rs 75 lakh.
It is capable of producing 200 KG of silk yarn of worth Rs 94 lakh annually.
Unveiling the states Export Promotion strategy on Wednesday this week, chief minister M K Stalin had set out a target for the state to achieve $100 billion in exports by 2030. This requires the states exports to jump four-fold in just over eight years from the present $26 billion and hence the need to identify champion sectors for special focus as part of the strategy.
Nadu boasts of a diversified export basket in various sectors including automobile and components, machinery and instruments, electronic hardware, Software, readymade garments and accessories, yarns, fabrics and leather
products. Manufactured goods account for a significant share of the states economic Growth and exports and hence it has traditionally focused on exportoriented manufacturing to foster high-value production.According to the export policy, the value of merchandise from Tamil Nadu stood at Rs 11.55 lakh crore ($168.5 billion) between 2015-16 and 2020-21. In FY2020-21, Tamil Nadu accounted for 9% of the national exports.
The Supreme Court declined Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple Trusts Plea in 2020, Seeking to exempt it from the audit of 25 years as ordered by the court.
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The Temple has been within the news since 2011 after discovering treasure worth over Rs. 1 lakh crore in its secret vaults.
The SC in 2011 said, as per customary law, members of the royalty have
shebait rights even after the death of the last ruler.Shebait rights mean the proper to manage the financial affairs of the deity.
The previous Travancore royalty created the Padmanabhaswamy Temple Trust.
However, the court ordered arranging an executive committee with the Thiruvananthapuram District Judge as its chairperson for transparent administration of the Temple within the future.
The trust argues that the court ordered it to oversee rituals of the Temple, with no role of the administration.