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  • 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

  • Earthquake tremors felt in Bijnor

    Earthquake tremors felt in Bijnor

    Uttar Pradesh. Earthquake tremors have been felt in Bijnor. The intensity of this earthquake that occurred on Monday morning has been measured at 2.8 on the Richter scale. Its center is said to be 10 km deep inside the ground.

    According to the National Center for Seismology, earthquake tremors were felt in Bijnor at 4:33 this morning. Its center was 10 km deep in Bijnor itself. Earlier on Sunday, at around 11 am, an earthquake was felt in Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh. The intensity of the earthquake was recorded at 3.6 on the Richter scale.

    The National Center for Seismology (NCS) had told that the tremors were felt 218 km from Pachmarhi. No damage was reported in this earthquake.

    Earlier on Friday late night, earthquake tremors were felt in Andaman and Nicobar. The intensity of the earthquake was measured at 4.0 on the Richter scale.

    According to NCS, the earth shook in Port Blair on Friday at around 11:56 pm. There are seven tectonic plates inside the earth. These plates keep rotating continuously. When these plates collide with each other. rubs. climb on top of each other or move away from them, then the ground starts shaking. This is called earthquake. The Richter scale is used to measure earthquakes. Which is called the Richter Magnitude Scale.

    The Richter Magnitude Scale ranges from 1 to 9. The intensity of an earthquake is measured from its center ie epicenter. That is, the energy coming out of that center is measured on this scale. 1 means low intensity energy is coming out. 9 means maximum. Terrible and destructive wave. They become weak as they go away. If the intensity shows 7 on the Richter scale, then there is a strong shock in the radius of 40 kilometers around it.

  • 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

  • Four killed in blast at chemical factory in UP

    Four killed in blast at chemical factory in UP

    Bulandshahr (IANS)| Four people were killed in an explosion at a chemical factory in Uttar Pradesh’s Bulandshahr district on Friday. The incident took place in a house located on Dhikoli Road in Nagar Kotwali area, where the factory was running.

    The house where the explosion took place has collapsed, and more people are feared trapped under the debris. Cylinder pieces have also been recovered from the spot.

    The explosion was so strong that its sound was heard for two kilometers.

    Senior officials have reached the spot and rescue operations have started. Details awaited.

    –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

  • Understanding your responsibilities is the biggest need today: Yogi

    Understanding your responsibilities is the biggest need today: Yogi

    Basti (IANS) | Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said that understanding one’s responsibilities is the biggest need today.

    Organized on Tuesday at AD Academy Dharampur, Duboulia Bazar of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath Basti. He was speaking on the inauguration of Dr. YD Singh’s memorial book and the unveiling of the statue. During this, he said that the name of Dr. YD Singh will remain on the tongue of every person of Basti, Gorakhpur and Purvanchal for a long time. It is the fortune of this earth that he was born on this earth. Basti is his birthplace while Gorakhpur is his work place. The heights he gave to Gorakhpur Medical College while discharging his duties is in front of all of us. At that time, the efforts he made at his level as a sensitive doctor to save the lives of lakhs of children of eastern Uttar Pradesh are commendable, because at that time there was no money for medical college. He had made the children’s department of BRD Medical College very good with his money. When he was the head of the pediatrics department of BRD Medical College, it was considered the best department of the medical college.

    CM Yogi said that Dr. YD Singh made a change in the lives of lakhs of children of Eastern Uttar Pradesh by making a change in the lives of lakhs of children of Eastern Uttar Pradesh and showed them a way to live. Thousands of people used to come everyday in eastern Uttar Pradesh to see him. Recommendations used to come to me to show them. There was no social worker like him in eastern Uttar Pradesh. When the BRD Medical College was closed, he used to look after the children at his home. Apart from this, he used to watch children for free every Saturday and Sunday in his Matri Bhoomi Basti. Often people forget their duty when they get a big responsibility. Understanding your responsibilities is the biggest need in today’s time. Addressing the Amrit Mahotsav year of Independence, Prime Minister Narendra Modi talked about Panch Prana, many of whose words were reflected in the personality of Dr. YD. During this, the Prime Minister had talked about building a developed India. If every citizen of the country discharges his duties with honesty, then it will not take long for India to become the biggest power in the world. For this, every citizen has to take a pledge of his work and responsibility because there is a power in the resolution, so the priests take a pledge from us at the time of worship.

    He said that all these characteristics were reflected in the personality of Dr. YD Singh. He contributed in taking the Pediatrics Department of Gorkhupar BRD Medical College to new heights. As Principal, he contributed a lot in the development of the college. As a sensitive doctor, he contributed with full force to save the lives of the infants of Eastern Uttar Pradesh at that time when there were diseases like encephalitis.

    The CM said that when he retired from there, he raised his voice for the development of the state through the Uttar Pradesh Legislative Council as a graduate representative. Continued working as a social worker. In his time, there was no doctor practicing like him in government and private hospitals in eastern Uttar Pradesh, but he did not boast of it. He used to contribute in all the programs with ease and decency.

    –IANS

  • Transfer of 15 IPS officers

    Transfer of 15 IPS officers

    Uttar Pradesh: The Uttar Pradesh government has transferred 15 IPS officers. Many of the officers who have been transferred have been promoted. All these officers have been posted on new posts.

    Transfer of these 15 IPS

    N Ravinder was made ADG Police Headquarters. N Ravinder has also got the charge of DGP’s GSO.

    Amit Chandra was made ADG PTC Moradabad.

    Ramlal Verma was made IG EOW.

    Anil Kumar became IG PAC East Zone.

    Ramakrishna Bhardwaj became IG of Basti after promotion.

    Ravindra Gaur promoted to the post of IG in Gorakhpur zone.

    Subhash Dubey also became IG traffic after promotion.

    Akhilesh Kumar promoted to the post of IG Azamgarh.

    Keshav Chowdhary promoted to Additional CP Agra.

    Anees Ansari promoted to the post of IG.

    Chanappa also promoted on Additional CP in Varanasi.

    Dinesh Kumar P promoted to the post of ACP Ghaziabad.

  • Now UP is not identified with mafia, but with festival: Yogi

    Now UP is not identified with mafia, but with festival: Yogi

    Lucknow (IANS) | Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said that now the identity of UP is known not because of mafias but because of the festival. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Saturday told the achievements of the BJP government in the six years before the people of the state. On this occasion, he said that in six years we have worked to change the perception of the people about the state. Now UP is not identified with miscreants but with festivals. Now the state is not known because of mafias but because of the festival. He said that we have created a new UP. Six years ago people used to say that there can never be development in UP, but today the whole state is making its way to the first place in the race for development.

    The Chief Minister said that in the last six years, an environment has been created for employment in the state. Casteism, corruption and familyism have been abolished in government jobs. There is neither casteism nor corruption in giving benefits of government schemes. Everyone is getting the benefits of government schemes.

    Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said that the perception about UP has changed in the country in six years. Now hearing the name of UP, people’s faces light up. Earlier it was viewed with suspicion. Now there is no identity crisis in front of the youth of the state.

    –IANS

  • Leopard attacks 42-year-old woman, dies

    Leopard attacks 42-year-old woman, dies

    Bijnor (IANS) | A leopard attacked a 42-year-old woman in Uttar Pradesh’s Bijnor district. Due to which he died. The incident is of Kajiwala village of Nagina police station area on Saturday morning. The victim Mathilesh was returning from the field after defecation in the morning, during which the leopard attacked her. Nagina SHO Ravindra Kumar Vashisht said that after Mathilesh raised an alarm, the people of the village reached the spot with sticks. By then the leopard had left the woman’s body mutilated and covered in blood. Local police and forest department officials reached the spot and sent the body for postmortem.

    Bijnor Divisional Forest Officer (DFO) Anil Kumar said that the woman died due to the leopard attack. Leopard can come again in the village, so the forest staff has reached the spot for patrolling. He said the villagers of the area have been advised to venture out in groups. Earlier in the area, Leopard had made 14-year-old girl Aditi and then 5-year-old Naina its victim.

    –IANS