14-15.05.23 Archives

Min for expansion of C-PYTE camps

June 14, 2024 by rawan239

To provide training to the youth aspiring to join the military and paramilitary forces, Punjab EMPLOYMENT generation, Skill development and training ministerAman Aroraon Saturday directed the officials concerned to conduct a survey to check the feasibility to expand theCentre for Training and Employment of PunjabYouth (C-PYTE) camps

in the state.
Arora, while chairing a review meeting, asked the director general, C-PYTE, Major GeneralRambir Singh Mann(Retd) to revamp existing C-PYTE camps, for which the required budget would be allocated by the .

The minister also said the main objective of thePunjab Skill Development Missionshould be to enable the youth to take up Industry-relevant skill training, which would help them in securing a better livelihood.
Focus should be on bridging the gap

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between skilled manpower and industry requirements,Arorasaid while asking the officials to start training courses according to the needs of the industry so that skilled youth didnt have to face any hardship in getting jobs.

The minister said the C-PYTE training would help the youth to channelise their energy in a better way and give them direction to live a disciplined life. C-PYTE can play a pivotal role in imparting training to youth aspiring to join the armed forces, he said.

HP may make cannabis legal for indl use: Min

June 14, 2024 by rawan239

Himachal revenue, and tribal development ministerJagat Singh Negi, who heads a committee to recommend non-narcotic use of cannabis, has hinted said that the State Government was

considering all aspects to start cultivation of cannabis for industrial and non-narcotic use. Moreover, the committee,

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constituted byHimachal Pradeshgovernment, has also visited the Aromatic Plant Centre at Shailakui in Dehradun,Uttarakhand.
Negi said that during the visit to the Aroma Plant Centre, the committee obtained detailed information on various aspects for starting cannabis cultivation and technical information has also been obtained from various experts. He said that cannabis cultivation not only ensures livelihood but can also be used for industrial and medicinal purposes on a large scale.

10% of govt school students in each class to get scholarships

June 14, 2024 by rawan239

In a significant decision, thePushkar Singh Dhami cabinet announced a Scholarship scheme for meritorious students from classes 6 to 12 in state-run schools.

A total of 7,953 students will benefit from the scheme, with a provision of Rs 57 crore earmarked for the project. As per the provisions of the scheme, known as the Mukhyamantri Meghavi Chhatra Protshan Chhatravriti Yojna, 10% of the students from each class will be selected at the block level for the scholarship.

To avail of the benefits of the scheme, students need to achieve a minimum of

70% marks and 75% attendance from classes 6 to 10, and over 80% marks in classes 11 and 12. In case the number of students exceeds 10% of the total strength, the top performers will be selected. Class 6 students will receive a monthly scholarship of Rs 600, class 7 students Rs 700, class 8 students Rs 800, class 9 students Rs 900 and class 10 students Rs 1,000. Students of classes 11 and 12 will receive a scholarship of Rs 1,200 per month.

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are 95 blocks in Uttarakhand, and the scheme is expected to benefit 7,953 students. The cabinet also approved a proposal to allow two-year childcare leave (CCL) for single male government employees. According to the amendments in theUttarakhandService Leave rules, unmarried, widower, or legally divorced single male government employees can now avail 730 days of CCL anytime until the child attains the age of 18. In cases where the child has physical disabilities exceeding 40%, the single male parent can avail the CCL at any time without any age criteria.

Yogi aims to make UP a pharmaceutical hub

June 14, 2024 by rawan239

Keeping the development of the pharmaceutical sector on high priority, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath stressed on establishing a Pharmaceutical Research and Innovation Institute in Uttar Pradesh.

During a high-level meeting held on Wednesday, the chief minister emphasised the significance of promoting pharmaceutical research and gave necessary directions for setting up a new institute in the state.

The proposed Pharmaceutical Research and Innovation Institute will focus on research and innovation while acting as a bridge between other institutes and industries related to the

sector, the chief minister said.

Uttar Pradesh is currently the sixth largest state in terms of pharmaceutical manufacturing facilities, but the chief minister aims to make it the leading state in the country.

The states contribution to pharma manufacturing in the country is currently 2 per cent, which needs to be increased to 10-12 percent to achieve the numero uno position.

With high-level research institutes like IITR, CDRI, CIMAP, and NBRI already functional in the state,

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along with academic institutions like SGPGI and KGMU, Uttar Pradesh has great potential for Growth in the pharmaceutical sector, the chief minister added.

Enrollment begins in 80 schools of excellence for new session

June 14, 2024 by rawan239

Enrollment process has started in the 80 schools of excellence inaugurated by Chief Minister Hemant Soren. Children will be able to enroll in class I, VI and IX. The date for submission of application for this is fixed from May 2 to May 15. The date of test for enrollment is fixed on May 19. While the first merit list will be published on May 22. The date for taking enrollment of the children included in the merit list has been made from 23 May to 08 June 2023.

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excellent schools running from class 9 to 12 and in class 6 in schools running from class 6 to 12. The application form will be free of cost. Children taking enrollment in the above class will be given Education in NCERT syllabus through CBSE medium.

Children will be able to enroll in Kindergarten and Class 01 of the schools. Such children will be eligible for enrollment in Bal Vatika, who have completed 5 years of age from 01 April 2022 to 31 March 2023. While in class 01, such children will be able to enroll, who have completed 06 years of age from 01 April 2022 to 31 March 2023. Online application form for enrollment will have to be submitted along with necessary documents on the admission link of the official website portal of State Project Office, Jharkhand Education Project Council or District Education Officer in offline mode by obtaining enrollment application form from District Education Officer Office/Excellence School of the concerned district.

Four categories of schools have been included in 80 schools of excellence. On the lines of district school, there are 25 centres of excellence, one girls secondary plus two school at district headquarters, 24, one KGBV at district headquarters, 24 and one model school of division, 7. The current level of operation of these 80 excellence schools is different. Under this, the number of schools from class 1 to 12 is 04, the number of schools from class 09 to 12 is 27, the number of schools from class 06 to 12 is 48, and the number of schools from class 01 to 08 is 01.

Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has said that our government is the government of farmers. Under the Leadership of Prime Minister Shri Modi, works for the welfare of farmers are being done in the whole country. The old government cheated the farmers in the name of loan waiver and made them defaulters.

They announced loan waiver of farmers in 10 days and waived only 6 thousand crore loan out of 48 thousand crore loan in 15

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months. This was a big fraud with the farmers. A bundle of debt was brought on the heads of the farmers and they became defaulters. This stopped them from getting crop loans. Our government will pay the interest amount of each such farmer, so that they do not remain defaulters and they can get the benefit of crop loan scheme at zero percent interest.

Chouhan formally inaugurated the Chief Minister Farmer Interest Waiver Scheme-2023 in Sagar today. With this, the work of filling the application forms of the scheme has started in all the 4536 farmers’ primary of the state. Chief Minister Chouhan also personally filled the loan waiver forms of some farmers including Pancham Lal Patel and gave them interest waiver certificates. Farmer Mr. Panchmalal Patel’s interest amount of Rs. 8782 and Mr. Jugendra Chirar’s interest amount of Rs. 40 thousand 303 was waived. The interest amount of Panchamlal of Rs. 8782 and that of Jugrendra Chirar of Rs. 40 thousand 303 Rs. was waived.

Chouhan said that the short-term crop loans of farmers whose crops were damaged were converted into medium-term crop loans. The government is also getting the interest amount of such farmers waived. This amount is approximately Rs 2123 crore.

Chouhan said that our government has put an amount of Rs 2 lakh 31 thousand 322 crore in the accounts of farmers in the last 3 years under various schemes. In this, 94 thousand 394 crore rupees for crop procurement, 47 thousand 188 crore rupees for electricity supply subsidy for Agriculture-notes-for-state-psc-exams”>Agriculture, 15 thousand 541 crore rupees for Chief Minister Kisan Samman Nidhi, 7 thousand 963 crore rupees for Chief Minister Kisan-Kalyan Yojana, 4 This includes Rs. 82 crore for crop compensation, Rs. 115 crore for

subsidy on solar pumps and Rs. 4375 crore for agricultural Infrastructure development.