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  • The Chief Minister expressed deep sorrow over the loss of lives due to arson in Kushinagar district

    The Chief Minister expressed deep sorrow over the loss of lives due to arson in Kushinagar district

    Lucknow: Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has expressed deep grief over the loss of lives in the arson in Kushinagar district. Wishing peace to the departed soul, the Chief Minister has expressed condolences to the bereaved family members.

    The Chief Minister has directed the officials of the district administration to take the injured to the hospital immediately for their proper treatment. Also wished for the speedy recovery of the injured. The Chief Minister directed the officers of the district administration to speed up the relief work.

  • The politics of casteism had done the trick: CM Yogi

    The politics of casteism had done the trick: CM Yogi

    Gorakhpur (IANS) | UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said that caste politics had ruined Uttar Pradesh. This casteist politics created mafia, created identity crisis in front of the youth. The people of the state rejected those doing casteist politics, so today the same mafia who used to walk with chest stretched out are begging for their lives by hanging a placard around their neck. CM Yogi was addressing a public meeting organized in the grounds of Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar Junior High School, Raptinagar on Friday evening. The Chief Minister said that earlier extortion was collected from traders, whereas today street vendors are given the benefit of PM Swanidhi Yojana. Traders are given an accident insurance cover of Rs 10 lakh. Earlier, the people of the particular party used to spread terror by waving pistols in their hands, whereas today the government is giving tablets in the hands of the youth. Two crore youth were given tablets and smart phones.

    Yogi Adityanath said that the money given by the government for the double engine should be used without discrimination, for this a board with full majority of BJP will have to be formed in all the bodies. He said that I did not come to campaign for a single day in my constituency. He was busy campaigning for elections in other areas of the state. Even then the people here made me win by 1.05 lakh votes. Every voter here considers our election as their own. Due to this affinity, their every problem becomes my problem and I try my best to solve it. He said that there is no doubt that Dr. Manglesh will win the election. But, his victory should be with such a huge majority and BJP’s board should be formed with full majority so that the message goes to the whole country that every voter of Gorakhpur wants development.

    CM Yogi said that when the whole world was still thinking of doing something in the Sudan crisis, under the leadership of PM Modi, India rescued its citizens from there. 31 citizens of Gorakhpur-Basti division have also been safely sent to their homes yesterday. Similar efforts were also made for Indians stranded in Afghanistan, Ukraine and Russia. Referring to the crisis period of global pandemic Corona, he said that India arranged free ration for 80 crore people along with free test, free treatment and free vaccine for all its citizens. In UP, 15 crore people are getting the benefit of free ration. This has not happened anywhere else in the world. The public is the form of Janardan and it should not die of hunger under any circumstances.

    The Chief Minister said that under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, India’s respect has increased on global forums. The whole world is considering the iron of India. By making PM Modi’s vision a mission, the government of Uttar Pradesh is benefiting every citizen through development and public welfare programs without any discrimination. No one’s caste, creed or religion is asked for the benefits of the schemes, rather eligibility is the priority. He told that in Gorakhpur city alone, 33 thousand poor people have been given houses under the PM Awas Yojana. This has brought a massive change in his life. The Chief Minister informed that 2.61 crore individual toilets have been built in Uttar Pradesh. 1.75 crore people have been given free cooking gas connections under the Ujjwala scheme. The government is also going to give free cylinders in Holi and Diwali.

    Referring to the development journey of Gorakhpur in the last five-six years, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said that there is nothing in Gorakhpur today. AIIMS has been built here. Super specialty service runs in BRD Medical College. There is also a zoo in Gorakhpur. An air-conditioned auditorium has been built. Due to its beauty, Ramgarhtal has become the center of shooting of films. There are four universities in Gorakhpur.

    –IANS

  • Dwapar-like grandeur will return to Braj with 32 thousand crores: Chief Minister

    Dwapar-like grandeur will return to Braj with 32 thousand crores: Chief Minister

    Mathura (IANS) | Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said that the formation of Mathura Vrindavan Municipal Corporation in 2017 and then the formation of Braj Teerth Vikas Parishad has worked to advance the work plan of overall development in Mathura. Today, projects worth 32 thousand crore rupees are going on here, the day these plans will get on the ground, that day the grandeur and divinity of Dwapar Yug will be seen here.

    The Chief Minister was addressing a public meeting organized for the Municipal Corporation elections at the Municipal Corporation Seth BN Poddar Inter College ground in Mathura on Thursday. During this, he said that after the Global Investors Summit, investment proposals worth Rs 35 lakh crore have been received in UP. In Braj region alone, 50 thousand youths are going to get employment. It is said that with 32 thousand crores, the grandeur like Dwapar will return in Braj.

    The Chief Minister said that it is my good fortune that our government formed the Mathura Vrindavan Municipal Corporation in 2017. By forming the Braj Teerth Vikas Parishad, work has been done to take forward the action plan for the overall development of this place. Today India has changed, so we too cannot remain silent in this process of change. Big projects of infrastructure, construction like airport, IIT, AIIMS are completed in a fixed time today. Heritage is respected. Kashi, Ayodhya, Kedarnath, Mahakal are revitalized. This is new India. We have to combine the potential of UP with the potential of this new India.

    The Chief Minister said that we have taken forward the development works without any discrimination. Housing facility was given to more than 38 thousand families. More than 20 thousand street vendors here have got the benefit of Swanidhi Yojana. Earlier the poor were extorted, extortion was collected from the traders. Today the poor are being given the benefit of houses and self-funds. Destitute women, disabled people and old people are being given the benefit of pension facility. Before 2017, people belonging to a particular party used to roam around with guns. Today the youth have tablets in their hands. Earlier there used to be terror of martyrs, today it is a safe city.

    The Chief Minister said that Jawahar Bagh had once been a hub of hooliganism. Today the situation is in front of all of you. Earlier there used to be riots in Kosi art. Today, PepsiCo’s plant has been set up here. In Mathura-Vrindavan where meat and liquor were once sold, we completely banned it. No one can be allowed to play with the sanctity here. Today, as soon as the pilgrimage site is declared, work is being done here on a large scale with an action plan. 84 Kosi Parikrama is going to happen not only in Ayodhya but also in Braj. At present, projects worth Rs 32 thousand crore are going on for the development of Braj region. When these will start appearing on the ground, on that day grandeur and divinity like Dwapar Yug will be seen here. The Chief Minister said that after the formation of Municipal Corporation, work is now being done in the direction of Navnirman of Mathura.

    –IANS

  • Extortion or extortion, UP is not anyone’s inheritance: CM Yogi

    Extortion or extortion, UP is not anyone’s inheritance: CM Yogi

    Saharanpur (IANS) | UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said that no curfew no riots, everything is fine in UP. No extortion, no ransom, now UP is no one’s inheritance. Mafia-criminals have become past, UP has become a symbol of security,-prosperity and employment. UP is no longer known for curfew, but for Kanwar Yatra. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said these things while addressing an election rally at Maharaj Singh Degree College ground on Janta Road on Monday.

    With the first public meeting from Saharanpur, the BJP under the leadership of the Chief Minister has started a vigorous campaign for victory in the municipal elections. He said that our identity is no longer of nuisance, but of festivals. This state has not become a mafia state, it has become a state of festivals. It is for us to decide whether there should be terror of martyrs in our cities or we will make it a safe city. We want to see guns in the hands of our youth or tablets and smartphones.

    He said that the works done by the BJP government in the cities of UP were counted one by one. He said that today with the blessings of Maa Shakambhari and Mata Balasundari, I have started my election campaign from Saharanpur. We have taken the schemes of governance to the people without any discrimination, regardless of caste, creed and religion, with everyone’s support, everyone’s development, everyone’s faith, everyone’s effort. We have brought among you a qualified doctor for the post of Mayor from Saharanpur, who will cure all the diseases here. Our police is enough to deal with the mafia.

    He said that this frontier district of UP is known for its rich historical heritage. Be it the world-renowned craft here for its amazing woodcraft, hardworking farmers, visionary and well-educated youth or our businessmen who continuously contribute in the progress in the field of industry and trade. Saharanpur is an important district of UP. Have been here more than a dozen times in the last six years. I come here again and again because I have seen its neglect very closely. There was no electricity here, there were riots and curfews. Saharanpur was also deprived of basic facilities. Let alone Lucknow, it used to take 7 to 8 hours to reach Delhi from here. Today the distance to Delhi is being covered in 3 hours. By the end of this year, the work of Delhi Saharanpur, Dehradun Expressway will be completed. Earlier youth had to go to Meerut for degree. Now a university is going to be established in the name of Maa Shakambhari.

    Targeting the opposition, the Chief Minister said that before 2017, the governments did not have time to create riots. Here Sikh brothers were attacked while creating riots in connection with the Gurdwara. Today, let alone Saharanpur, there is no curfew anywhere in UP. Earlier there was the terror of the martyrs. People did not send their daughters away from home to study. Today a fear-free environment has been established in UP. Those who only talked about casteism, they exploited their own caste the most.

    CM said that today urban areas are developing as best surveillance system. We are associating it with Safe City, where businessmen will be safe, daughters will also be safe and the city will also be safe. We have kept only one goal for UP, which is the vision of the PM, that is the mission of UP. Double engine government has given results like bullet train. Now do the work of adding the power of the triple engine to it. In Municipal Corporation, Municipality and Nagar Panchayat, the work of connecting the power of mayor, chairman and councilor has to be done. The money that will come from Delhi and Lucknow will be put to proper use.

    –IANS

  • The Chief Minister served cows in the goshala of Gorakhnath temple, fed jaggery

    The Chief Minister served cows in the goshala of Gorakhnath temple, fed jaggery

    Gorakhpur (IANS) | UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath remained engrossed in Goseva on Thursday morning after brainstorming with party workers for about six hours from noon to evening on the preparations for the civic body elections. Going to the cowshed of Gorakhnath temple, he inquired about the condition of the cattle and fed them jaggery with his own hands.

    Goshala tour and Goseva is an integral part of CM Yogi’s daily routine during Gorakhnath temple stay. After visiting and worshiping Guru Gorakhnath in the temple, paying obeisance at the tomb of his Guru Brahmalin Mahant Avedyanath, reached Goshala and spent some time there. While roaming around in the cowshed, he called the cows by the names Shyama, Gauri, Ganga, Bhola etc. CM Yogi’s voice is well known for these cows. On hearing the loving call, the cattle came running to him. CM Yogi patted everyone’s forehead, caressed them a lot and fed them jaggery with his own hands. The Chief Minister took information about the health and nutrition of all the cattle from the workers of the Gaushala and gave necessary instructions for special care during the summer season.

    –IANS

  • Yogi announces 3-member judicial panel to probe killing of Atiq Ahmed

    Yogi announces 3-member judicial panel to probe killing of Atiq Ahmed

    Lucknow: Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has announced a three-member judicial commission that will probe the murders of gangster-turned-politician Atiq Ahmed and his brother Ashraf in presence of the police and the media on Saturday night.

    The state has been put on high alert and senior officials, led by Principal Secretary, Home, Sanjay Prasad are rushing to Prayagraj to supervise the situation.

  • The pants of those who terrorize the public are getting wet: Chief Minister

    The pants of those who terrorize the public are getting wet: Chief Minister

    Gorakhpur (IANS) | UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said that “Today, no one is allowed to work outside the law in Uttar Pradesh. It is due to the strong law and order that the mafia, which has become the enemy of the people of the state, has lost its life.” Today, in the changed state, when the court sentences those who terrorize the public, their pants are getting wet.”

    On Saturday, Chief Minister Yogi addressed the function organized here after performing Bhoomi Poojan and laying the foundation stone of M/s Varun Beverages, a franchisee of multinational company PepsiCo, with an investment of Rs. Was doing. The Chief Minister said that there was a time in Uttar Pradesh when goons, mafia used to threaten businessmen, kidnap them. Today the goons and mafias have lost their whistle here.

    The Chief Minister said that UP has changed. Six years ago it was identified with riots and anarchy. This year, when riots were taking place in some states of the country on Ram Navami, there was peace in Uttar Pradesh. 33 lakh people reached Ayodhya, the birthplace of Lord Shri Ram, and not even a straw moved. More than one thousand processions were taken out in the state on Ram Navami. Hindu-Muslim were showering flowers on them. On April 6, on Hanumat Jayanti, more than 500 processions were taken out peacefully in the state. The CM said that now there is a shower of flowers instead of bombs on the festivals in UP.

    CM Yogi said that 25 crore people of Uttar Pradesh do not believe in riots but in the double engine government which promotes development, investment and employment. He said that it is because of this belief that Uttar Pradesh has received investment proposals worth about Rs 35 lakh crore in the Global Investors Summit. The Chief Minister’s Office itself monitors all the online facilities and incentives for the investors.

    The Chief Minister said that Uttar Pradesh now has excellent connectivity in every way. By the time this industry is ready, the Gorakhpur Link Expressway will also be completed. Purvanchal and Bundelkhand Expressway has started. Work is going on on Ganga Expressway. Four-lane connectivity has been provided till Nepal, Bihar, Uttarakhand, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand.

    –IANS

  • Officers should listen to the public, action should be ensured: Chief Minister

    Officers should listen to the public, action should be ensured: Chief Minister

    Lucknow (IANS) | Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath listened to the problems of people coming from different parts of the state at his official residence on Wednesday and instructed the officials to solve them immediately. During this, he directed that the officers posted in the districts should listen seriously to the grievances of the people and ensure action on their complaints.

    People from different districts of the state apprised the Chief Minister about their problems in Janta Darshan. People from Rae Bareli, Unnao, Bahraich, Sitapur and many other districts were included in this. The CM also listened to his words with full seriousness and ordered the officers to take action.

    Many people who reached Janata Darshan appealed to the CM for government help regarding their treatment. CM Yogi also assured them for immediate relief. At the same time, there were some people who had reached with their complaint regarding the possession of the land. On this, CM Yogi gave instructions for immediate action. Similarly, on the complaint of criminal incidents, the CM instructed the District Magistrate to take the matter into cognizance and ensure action. Some people shared the problems related to the appointment with the CM, while some talked about their complaints not being heard by the officials in the districts. On this, CM Yogi said in a strict tone that the officers in all the districts should take the complaints of the people seriously and take immediate action. There were also some people who had come with complaints about loss of family members. The Chief Minister listened to everyone one by one. Assured all the people that do not get upset, effective action will be taken in every case.

    –IANS

  • Not a single child should be deprived of going to school and should not fall prey to communicable diseases: Chief Minister

    Not a single child should be deprived of going to school and should not fall prey to communicable diseases: Chief Minister

    Lucknow (IANS)| Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said that no child should be deprived of going to school and no child should fall prey to any communicable disease. This is the responsibility of all of us. Children have to be brought to school, their guardians have to be prepared so that we can make literacy 100 percent within the state.

    Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath was speaking on the occasion of the launch of School Chalo Abhiyan-2023 and Communicable Disease Control Campaign on Saturday. On this occasion, the Chief Minister provided free text books to the children of class one to eight. Along with this, report cards were also given to the students who passed in the proficient assessment. School Readiness and Teacher Guide was also released. Apart from this, Rani Laxmibai self-defense training program was also launched under Mission Shakti.

    On the occasion of the beginning of the new academic session, CM Yogi said that Uttar Pradesh has been the focal point of education and health since ancient times. But due to not preparing itself according to the time, at one time Uttar Pradesh was being identified for anarchy, hooliganism, riots, corruption and disorder. The steps taken by the state government during the last 6 years, today its results are being seen in every field. We started the School Chalo campaign on 1st July 2017 in Kukrail. This program was a complete success. I am happy that the number of enrollment of children which was one crore 34 lakh in July 2017 has increased to 1.92 crore today.

    Referring to the changes taking place in the field of education in the state, CM Yogi said that under Operation Kayakalp, public representatives, education department officials, administrative officers, police officers and former students together adopted one school each. In Operation Kayakalp, out of total 1.56 lakh schools, we have covered 1.36 lakh schools with basic facilities as well as smart classes and other facilities. The remaining 20,000 schools are left, which are being linked with these programs in this session. Now the Basic Education Council is adopting the syllabus of NCRT.

    He said that with the beginning of the School Chalo Abhiyan, it becomes our responsibility that every teacher, every headmaster should hold a meeting with all the dignitaries of the ward or gram panchayat in which the school is located, and seek their cooperation. Have a meeting with the parents. It would be good to go door-to-door and screen each house. Study the Gram Panchayat. There are people living in different social and economic conditions. Create a database of them. The school should have the report card of its Gram Panchayat. If possible, the Basic Education Council should prepare a portal for this and take this database from each school. It will also be a case study for a teacher at the local level. From this you will decide how many children are going to school and how many are deprived. Those who are deprived of going to school, for what reasons are they deprived. It should be our endeavor to ensure that the Aadhaar authentication is done at the same time. All District Magistrates should ensure that they prepare a nodal officer who, along with BSA, will take this program forward in every development block and every gram panchayat.

    On communicable diseases, CM Yogi said that Uttar Pradesh is a state of no climatic zone. Different diseases also occur in different areas. You will see that from Kushinagar, Gorakhpur to Terai of Nepal to Saharanpur, encephalitis used to swallow up thousands of children every year in this region. Children from one year to 15 years used to fall prey to it. There was an atmosphere of fear and panic in the minds of the people from July to November-December. Kala-azar used to spread in Varanasi and its surrounding areas. Malaria in Bareilly and surrounding areas, dengue havoc was seen till Lucknow-Kanpur-Mathura. Chikungunya was wreaking havoc in the region of Jhansi and Bundelkhand. The Health Department has run this program within the last 6 years, in which many departments participated. Communicable Disease Control was launched on April 1, 2018, exactly 5 years ago. Government of India and organizations like UNICEF, WHO contributed along with the departments of the state to take these programs to the masses. Today this model of Uttar Pradesh for communicable disease control has come in front of the whole country as a good result.

    Regarding the simultaneous launch of Communicable Disease Control Program and School Chalo Abhiyan, CM Yogi said that most of the children used to fall prey to these diseases. That is why this program of School Chalo Abhiyan and Communicable Disease Control has been organized together. The biggest role in this is cleanliness and pure drinking water. The role of teachers is also important in this. Their job is not limited to teaching the syllabus in the school but also have to interact with the parents.

    –IANS

  • Government’s goal is to increase farmers’ income manifold: Yogi

    Government’s goal is to increase farmers’ income manifold: Yogi

    Gorakhpur (IANS)| Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said that under the guidance of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the aim of the government is to increase the income of farmers manifold. In the direction of prosperity and happiness of the farmers, we have to make the state the leading state of the country. Along with traditional farming, silkworm rearing can become an excellent medium to increase the income of farmers by two to two and a half times. CM Yogi was addressing the farmers and the gathering after inaugurating the silk agriculture fair organized at Yogiraj Baba Gambhirnath Auditorium on Thursday. On this occasion, the Chief Minister dedicated and laid the foundation stone of 18 Chaki rearing buildings, 36 community buildings and 9 threading machine sheds at a cost of Rs 11.38 crore. Along with this, the grant amount was distributed to the beneficiaries for the silkworm rearing house.

    In a program organized by Directorate of Silk Uttar Pradesh and Research Extension Center, Central Silk Board, Ministry of Textiles, Government of India, CM Yogi said, “We need to plan according to the possibilities for development. It has its own uniqueness. Apart from being the largest state in the country’s population, it is also the state that produces the most food grains. The country’s total cultivable land is only 12 percent here, but UP contributes 20 percent to the country’s total food grain production. It represents the potential of Uttar Pradesh, its soil fertility, its water resources. There are 9 climatic zones in Uttar Pradesh. Different crops grow here at different times.”

    The Chief Minister said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi believes that India cannot be made prosperous without increasing the income of food providers. To increase the income of food giver, efforts will have to be made to increase per capita income. New methods have to be adopted. In this sequence, we are moving towards natural farming. He suggested the farmers to plant mulberry on their farm ridges to earn additional income. Take care of him for five years. After this, you can increase your income by opening a silkworm rearing center at home with mulberry leaves. He said that by joining silkworm rearing, farmers can earn additional income ranging from Rs 80 thousand to Rs 1.25 lakh in one acre of land.

    The Chief Minister said that there is a requirement of 3000 tonnes of silk in UP, but the production is only 350 tonnes. From this point of view, UP is such a big market for silk producers. Here, every person tries to bid farewell to his daughter by wearing a Varanasi silk saree in her marriage. There are Banarasi sarees ranging from 45 thousand to 2.5 lakh on the stall of the fair. This is an example of a thriving silk market. In such a situation, farmers can convert their resolution of self-reliance into achievement by joining silk production.

    The Chief Minister said that the government has made good efforts regarding silk production in the state. According to the climatic zone, the land in the Terai region of Nepal has been found most suitable. Presently 60 tonnes of silk is produced in four districts of Gorakhpur division. The government is standing with the farmers here to realize their potential, this production can be up to 600 tonnes. He said that by increasing production, we can stop silk coming from China. For this, attention has to be paid to technology, training and innovation. Apart from encouraging the silk producing farmers, the government is also connecting them with training and technology.

    CM Yogi said that ten days back PM Modi has announced PM Mitra Mega Textile Park for Hardoi. Everyone will get the benefit of this mega park to be built on 11-1200 acres.

    Rakesh Sachan, Minister of MSME, Khadi, Village Industries, Silk, Handloom and Textiles Department said that consumption of silk is very high in Uttar Pradesh. Three thousand tonnes of silk is consumed in Varanasi whereas silk is not produced there. He said that to increase the production and supply of silk in Uttar Pradesh, the state government has entered into an agreement with the Karnataka government. In Karnataka, 1.25 lakh tonnes of cocoon and 80 thousand tonnes of silk thread are made. As per the agreement, the weavers here have got original silk from Karnataka.

    On this occasion, Dr. Navneet Sehgal, Additional Chief Secretary, Silk Development Department, highlighting the objectives of the event, said that Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has special attention on increasing the income of farmers. This silk agriculture fair is an effort to make farmers aware and give them an option to earn additional income. He informed that silk production is being done in 57 districts of UP. After scientific study, it has now been targeted to increase silk production intensively in 31 climate-friendly districts. So far, silk production has been increasing only on agricultural farms, now efforts are being made to take it to the common farmers. Farmers can also do silkworm rearing along with their farming. It is a very profitable crop. He informed that a silk exchange has also been opened in Varanasi to promote silk business.

    –IANS