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Time of India
16-07-2025
- Politics
- Time of India
Schools to remain shut in Motihari tomorrow
Motihari: East Champaran DM Saurabh Jorwal has ordered the closure of all educational institutions, including private and govt schools, coaching centres and anganwadi centres on July 18 in view of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's rally in Motihari. Speaking to reporters, the DM said the decision was made to manage the traffic congestion in urban and rural areas due to the high turnout expected for the PM's public meeting. The order was issued under Section 163 of the Indian Civil Security Code, 2023. "There is a possibility of a huge crowd gathering at the venue and surrounding areas once the PM arrives," he said. Senior BJP leaders, including both deputy CMs and the party's state president Dilip Jaiswal, have claimed that three to four lakh people will attend the Motihari rally, calling it a "historic" event. DM Jorwal said the railways would run special trains from various directions to facilitate travel from Sheohar, Muzaffarpur, Sahebganj, West Champaran, Ghorasan and Raxaul. Union minister of state for coal, Satish Chandra Dubey, added that people from Bagaha and Valmikinagar would also be attending. SP Swarn Prabhat said extensive security and traffic arrangements had been made for the PM's visit. "Preparations are in the final stages. The entire town is on high alert," he said. A revised traffic route plan and a list of 10 designated parking areas have been issued to ensure smooth movement and crowd control. The SP added that while attendees will be permitted to carry mobile phones, bags and water bottles will not be allowed inside the venue. Drinking water facilities will be available at multiple points, including inside the main hangar.
Time of India
25-06-2025
- Time of India
NCW member directs action on women's grievances in Motihari
Motihari: Mamta Kumari, member of the National Commission for Women (NCW), after hearing the complaints of 51 women on Wednesday, directed the officials concerned to take immediate action to provide justice to them. A programme was held to hear the grievances of the women at Rajendra auditorium on collectorate premises. A total of 51 applications from across East Champaran were discussed in details with DM Saurabh Jorwal and SP Swarn Prabhat. Later, the member of NCW held a review meeting with DM and SP, SDOs, SDPOs and SHOs. Issues like women harassment, domestic violence, cybercrime, dowry harassment were discussed in the meeting. The jail superintendent was directed to make arrangements for education of the women prisoners and their children living in the central jail of Motihari and also provide skill development training to those who have passed matriculation so that they can lead a good life post-prison. She asked the officials to get the women jail inmates' Aadhaar card, Ayushman card and old-age pension card prepared in seven days. She stressed that it was the responsibility of the district administration to create a safe ecosystem for women. Motihari: Mamta Kumari, member of the National Commission for Women (NCW), after hearing the complaints of 51 women on Wednesday, directed the officials concerned to take immediate action to provide justice to them. A programme was held to hear the grievances of the women at Rajendra auditorium on collectorate premises. A total of 51 applications from across East Champaran were discussed in details with DM Saurabh Jorwal and SP Swarn Prabhat. Later, the member of NCW held a review meeting with DM and SP, SDOs, SDPOs and SHOs. Issues like women harassment, domestic violence, cybercrime, dowry harassment were discussed in the meeting. The jail superintendent was directed to make arrangements for education of the women prisoners and their children living in the central jail of Motihari and also provide skill development training to those who have passed matriculation so that they can lead a good life post-prison. She asked the officials to get the women jail inmates' Aadhaar card, Ayushman card and old-age pension card prepared in seven days. She stressed that it was the responsibility of the district administration to create a safe ecosystem for women.
Time of India
28-05-2025
- Time of India
Ensure timely distribution of seeds and fertilizer: DM to officials
Motihari: East Champaran district magistrate (DM) Saurabh Jorwal on Wednesday, while addressing the agriculture task force meeting, asked the officials to ensure timely distribution of seeds and fertilizer in each blocks and gave clear instructions to maintain transparency in supply to control black marketing. He directed the officials to conduct regular raids in the India-Nepal border areas of the district. Manish Kumar Singh, district agriculture officer (DAO), said that the seed distribution is operational for Kharif-2025, and that there is adequate availability of fertilizer in the district. "Till now, a total of 39 godowns of dealers have been raided, and cases have been lodged against two, licenses of four suspended and four were issued show-cause notice," he said. He added that the target has been achieved in natural farming in the district. Along with this, guidelines were given for the construction of Vermi compost units. The process of cluster-based vermin peat manufacture will be started through farmers as soon as the online portal concerned opens. Singh said that target of horticulture schemes has been achieved in the district for crops like like figs, ginger, turmeric, banana and coconut. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Zumbido e perda de audição? Médico revela técnica caseira de 1 real para aliviar! Zumbido no ouvido Undo Now the process of taking online applications from farmers is being started. The DM directed the officials that all the applications received should be disposed of on time and as a rule. Motihari: East Champaran district magistrate (DM) Saurabh Jorwal on Wednesday, while addressing the agriculture task force meeting, asked the officials to ensure timely distribution of seeds and fertilizer in each blocks and gave clear instructions to maintain transparency in supply to control black marketing. He directed the officials to conduct regular raids in the India-Nepal border areas of the district. Manish Kumar Singh, district agriculture officer (DAO), said that the seed distribution is operational for Kharif-2025, and that there is adequate availability of fertilizer in the district. "Till now, a total of 39 godowns of dealers have been raided, and cases have been lodged against two, licenses of four suspended and four were issued show-cause notice," he said. He added that the target has been achieved in natural farming in the district. Along with this, guidelines were given for the construction of Vermi compost units. The process of cluster-based vermin peat manufacture will be started through farmers as soon as the online portal concerned opens. Singh said that target of horticulture schemes has been achieved in the district for crops like like figs, ginger, turmeric, banana and coconut. Now the process of taking online applications from farmers is being started. The DM directed the officials that all the applications received should be disposed of on time and as a rule.
