Action will be taken if answers not sent in 15 days: CP Joshi

Necessary to have quality debate in State Assembly

First India Bureau

Jaipur: Assembly

Speaker Dr CP Joshi said on Wednesday that it is necessary to answer the questions asked in the Assembly on priority as these answers are necessary for the quality of debate in the Assembly. Dr Joshi clearly said that the answers to the questions should be sent within 15 days, otherwise the State Assembly will be

CM okays 502 new sub-health centres, 502 posts for women

Haath Se Haath Jodo: Min Dhariwal holds padyatra in Kota

Jaipur: The state’s economy will get a boost from the amount received from the Central Government. In 2023-24, the State will get about Rs 6,000 crore more from the Centre. According to the pre-fixed ratio, Rajasthan gets 6.026 per cent. In the last 2 years, the Central Government received Rs 1,065 billion 94 crore from the State, including income tax and CGST. Now the state will get about 61552.47 crore rupees in the coming financial year. The Central Government is estimated to get the highest amount of 1832 billion 37 crore rupees from Uttar Pradesh. Rajasthan ranks second after Bihar, Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra.

First India Bureau Jaipur: The State Government is tirelessly working towards realising the vision of ‘Nirogi Rajasthan’, for which Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot has given approval to open new sub-health centres at 502 gram panchayat headquarters in the State. Also, posts of 502 Women Health Workers (one at each centre) have been sanctioned for these centres. According to the proposal, a provision of up to Rs 30 lakh has been made for the construction of each sub-health centre. Till the infrastructure for new subhealth centres is ready, these centres will operate out of rented or alternative premises. With the opening of new subhealth centres, Rajasthan ranks first in the country with 18 subhealth centres on 1 lakh population. These centres will strengthen health infrastructure in State’s rural areas.

Bhanwar S Charan

Kota: As part of Congress’ Haath Se Haath Jodo campaign, Urban Development Minister Shanti Dhariwal on Wednesday took out a padyatra in his hometown Kota, Kota North Assembly Constituency’s Badgaon area, and along with Congress leader Amit Dhariwal. They walked through the streets of Badgaon and knocked from house to house.

During this, Dhariwal spoke to the residents of the region regarding the development works done across the river and assured them of fulfilling the demands of many new development works soon. forced to take action at its own level.

During the yatra, Dhariwal instructed the officers to complete the works mentioned by the villagers soon. Dhariwal said that as soon as the work of Chambal River Front, a worldclass tourist destination in the area across the river, is completed, better employment opportunities will be available to the residents of the region. The river crossing area of Kota has come ahead of the urban area in the field of development and facilities.

Assembly Speaker Dr Joshi on Wednesday reviewed the questions asked, calling attention proposals, special mentions, assurances and annual reports in various sessions of the 14th and 15th Assembly. He said that the works should be disposed off on time. “The officers should follow up the annual reports of the departments every year in the month of December, so that this report can be necessarily presented in the House seven days before the commencement of the Assembly session. It is necessary to present the annual report seven days before the session starts,” he said.

Speaker Dr Joshi reviewed the questions asked in various sessions of the 14th and 15th Assembly, department-wise. He instructed the officers to present the answers to the questions in the next 15 days. Dr. Joshi said that the officers should ensure timely submission of questions, calling attention proposals, special mentions, replies to government assurances and annual reports.

First India Bureau Nagaur: Governor Kalraj Mishra has said that women’s education is the need of the hour and through this women empowerment is possible.

“Women’s education has been important in our country since ancient times. The society which gives opportunities for education to women moves ahead,” said Governor while addressing the annual function on Wednesday at Veer Teja Mahila Shikshan Evam Shodh Sansthan, Mundwa in Nagaur district.

On this occasion, he also inaugurated the newly constructed women’s hostel building at Veer Teja Sansthan. The Governor said that the opportunities for women’s education have increased in the present times, but even today there are many challenges, which should be solved as far as possible.

He said that daughters are a boon who create an atmosphere of happiness and enthusiasm in the house, they should get opportunities to move forward so that we can fulfill the dream of equality.

Rajendra Chhabra

Jaipur: A statement of Rajasthan Congress incharge Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa has shocked the state bureaucracy and officials are surprised as to why is Randhawa ‘hard’ on the state bureaucracy?

On Tuesday, Randhawa said in Kota, “Officials should fear the government. It is wrong to sit on the same sofa as minister in the chambers. Be it any officer, they should sweat be-

ROYAL RAJ PREFERRED FOR ANOTHER HIGH-PROFILE WEDDING fore entering CM or ministers’ chambers. If there will be fear in officials, only then will they better administer. Officials dont give weightage to workers, which is not right.”

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