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United News of India
7 days ago
- General
- United News of India
MP CM to inaugurate Kshipra Tirtha Parikrama on June 4
Bhopal, June 3 (UNI) Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav will inaugurate the Kshipra Tirtha Parikrama, organised under the Jal Ganga Samvardhan Abhiyan, at Ramghat in Ujjain, on Wednesday . On June 5, the occasion of Ganga Dussehra, the Chief Minister will offer a 351-foot-long sacred chunri to Mother Kshipra. The two-day event, dedicated to faith, culture, and water conservation, will feature the participation of thousands of devotees, saints, historians, litterateurs, and subject experts. The Kshipra Lok Sanskriti Samiti is organising the parikrama, which will include visits to ancient and historical sites, as well as religious events. The parikrama (circumambulation) will begin at Ramghat on June 4 and will cover various sites, including Narasimha Ghat, Karkraj Temple, Nanakheda, Triveni, Shani Temple, and Gurukul School. The journey will resume on June 5 with flag worship at Datt Akhara Ghat and will conclude at Ramghat in the evening. On June 5, CM Yadav will offer the sacred 'chunri' (shawl) to Mother Kshipra at Datt Akhara Ghat. The event will feature performances by the Indian Army's Symphony Band, renowned Harikatha exponent Pandit Dholibua Maharaj, and Mumbai-based bhajan singer Swasti Mehul. Several dignitaries, including MPs, MLAs, and social workers, are expected to attend the event. UNI XC AKT PRS
India Gazette
27-05-2025
- Politics
- India Gazette
MP CM Yadav performs shramdaan at Bhopal's Sheetal Das Ki Bagiya Ghat, honours sanitation workers
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh) [India], May 27 (ANI): Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav performed Shramdaan at Sheetal Das Ki Bagiya Ghat in the state capital Bhopal on Tuesday and also honoured sanitation workers on the occasion. CM Yadav also urged the public to take a pledge to conserve water resources, mentioning that the future is impossible without water. The Chief Minister further highlighted that he participated in the cleanliness at the ghat in the city as part of the Jal Ganga Samvardhan Abhiyan for the revival, maintenance, cleanliness, and protection of ghats. Taking to the social media platform X, the CM shared, 'Tomorrow is impossible without water, take a pledge to conserve water resources. Lokmata Devi Ahilyabai Holkar built temples and ghats across the country. On the occasion of the 300th birth anniversary year of Lokmata Ahilyabai, our government is committed to protecting water sources, embracing her values.' 'Moving forward in the direction of revival, maintenance, cleanliness and conservation of ghats under Jal Ganga Sanvardhan Abhiyan, today I participated in Shramdaan for cleanliness at Sheetal Das Ki Bagiya Ghat in Bhopal. Along with this, I also honoured the Safai Mitras and saluted their spirit of service. Our government is committed to the conservation, cleanliness and revival of water resources by making Jal Ganga Sanvardhan Abhiyan a mass movement,' he further wrote in the post. Launched on March 30, the Jal Ganga Samvardhan Abhiyan is a three-month campaign aimed at conserving and reviving water sources, including rivers, ponds, wells, and stepwells across urban areas in the state. The initiative, which runs until June 30, focuses on increasing public participation in water conservation. Earlier on Monday, the Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister participated in the 'Food Processing Entrepreneurs' Conference' at the Krishi Udyog Samagam 2025 in Narsinghpur district. CM Yadav said investment proposals worth Rs 4376 crores were received from 52 units at the conference. Addressing the 'Food Processing Entrepreneurs' Conference' at the Samagam, CM Yadav said, 'Investment proposals worth Rs 4,376 crore were received from 52 units, which are expected to create over 6,100 employment opportunities in the state. These proposals will accelerate industrial development in the state and create new employment avenues for youth.' The Chief Minister also said the Narsinghpur district is renowned nationwide for its sugarcane cultivation. He stated that the target for sprinkler irrigation in sugarcane farming will be increased, emphasising the government's resolve to enhance farmers' income and ensure they receive fair prices for their produce. He further mentioned that more food-processing-based industries will be established. The budget has been increased across sectors such as agriculture, horticulture, and fruit-vegetable production. He affirmed that the government is committed to boosting farmers' income and creating employment opportunities for the youth. (ANI)
Time of India
22-05-2025
- General
- Time of India
Drive to disperse seed balls via drones launched in Jhabua
Indore: A drive of dispersing seed balls via hexacopter drones was inaugurated in the tribal-dominated Jhabua district to increase green cover over its hilly terrains under the 'Jal Ganga Samvardhan Abhiyan' — a water conservation campaign. The drive was launched by the cabinet minister for women and child development, Nirmala Bhuria, and collector Neha Meena. The guests witnessed the drone technology as seeds of tamarind and custard apple were dispersed. Subsequently, 'Didis' (sisters) from the Livelihood Mission, who meticulously prepared seed balls to fit the drone's outlets, oversaw its wide-scale dispersal. Bhuria expressed her optimism, stating that last year's seed ball dispersal under the 'Jal Ganga Samvardhan Abhiyan' yielded positive results. "This year, the seed ball spraying will be carried out on a much larger scale, and I extend my best wishes and congratulations for this endeavour," she said. The minister highlighted the advantage of drones, which can reach remote areas and dense forests for effective seed dispersal. Bhuria also appealed to everyone to participate in tree plantation and ensure their protection until maturity, emphasising its necessity in view of climate change. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Trade Bitcoin & Ethereum – No Wallet Needed! IC Markets Start Now Undo Meena reflected on the success of the previous year, noting that over 20 lakh seed balls were systematically sprayed across 54 locations, leading to positive outcomes. "The objective is to create a sustainable model that lends meaningfulness to our efforts in combating year-on-year climate change," she stated. The collector lauded the rural development and forest department teams for commendable results with the initiative last year. SP Padmavilochan Shukla, zila panchayat CEO Jitendra Singh Chouhan and other senior officials also present and they reiterated their commitment to widespread plantation.
Time of India
15-05-2025
- General
- Time of India
Indore launches water conservation campaign
Indore: Ahead of the monsoon, Indore Municipal Corporation (IMC) on Thursday launched the second edition of the ' Jal Ganga Samvardhan Abhiyan ' (Water Ganga Conservation Campaign) to conserve water. The campaign will include the installation of 300 recharge shafts, the revival and hydrological survey of 411 wells, the deepening of 15 ponds, and the completion of channel cleaning. It will also involve public participation-based structures, along with proposals to implement penalty and reward policies and suggestions for tax exemptions. The event witnessed the enthusiastic participation of city representatives, social organisations, administrative officials, corporators, heads of educational institutions, NGO representatives, presidents of colony associations, and a large number of aware citizens. Cabinet minister Tulsiram Silawat said, "Indore's ponds, stepwells, and wells are our cultural heritage. It is necessary to free all these water sources from encroachments and rejuvenate them. 'Water is life' – with this spirit, we must take this campaign forward." Cabinet minister Kailash Vijayvargiya stated, "Indore has become an example for the country. Both punishment and reward are necessary to run a city. Those who conserve water should get tax exemptions, and those who don't should be penalised. All corporators should pledge to install at least 500 rainwater harvesting systems in their respective wards." TNN
India Gazette
11-05-2025
- Politics
- India Gazette
"We have worked extensively on water bodies": MP CM Mohan Yadav on Jal Ganga Samvardhan Abhiyan
Indore (Madhya Pradesh) [India], May 11 (ANI): Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav said on Sunday that significant initiatives have been undertaken in the area of water conservation since the formation of his government. Speaking on the Jal Ganga Samvardhan Abhiyan, CM Yadav said, 'Since our government was formed, we have worked extensively on water bodies.' He further stated that the efforts made by the state have received national-level recognition. 'Our Jal Shakti Minister, CR Paatil, tells the whole world that Madhya Pradesh's work in the field of water conservation and drinking water is unique and unprecedented,' he added. Meanwhile, on Saturday, a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed between the governments of Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra for the implementation of the 'Tapti Basin Mega Recharge Project' The MoU was signed and exchanged in the presence of Chief Ministers of both the states, MP CM Mohan Yadav and Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis in the state capital Bhopal. Addressing the occasion, CM Yadav said, 'Today a new chapter will begin with the state of Maharashtra. I would like to thank him (Maharashtra CM)... The Prime Minister has adopted a new approach for the schemes under which two states have been connected through river projects and it has a role in the national interest. Ninety percent of the amount for this scheme will be paid by the government of India. I thank PM Modi for this.' According to an official release, the Tapti Basin Mega Recharge Project will provide permanent irrigation facilities to 1,23,082 hectares in Madhya Pradesh and 2,34,706 hectares in Maharashtra. In Madhya Pradesh, the project will benefit four tehsils--Burhanpur, Nepanagar, Khaknar, and Khalwa--across the Burhanpur and Khandwa districts. Initially, a traditional reservoir project of 66 TMC capacity was proposed, which would have affected over 17,000 hectares of land, including forest areas and tiger reserves, and displaced around 14,000 people across 73 villages. This earlier model has now been replaced with a groundwater recharge-based approach, avoiding displacement and environmental impact. (ANI)
