Author: Nation Pulse 24

The arrangements of CM Help Line 1905 and Integrated Command and Control Center were reviewed.

Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami conducted a surprise inspection of ITDA on Wednesday. During the inspection, the Chief Minister took stock of the arrangements of CM Help Line 1905 and Integrated Command and Control Centre.

The Chief Minister heard the problem of Shri Lal Singh, a resident of Pachyona village of Almora district, from the control room of CM Helpline. He instructed District Magistrate Almora to immediately take cognizance of the complaint and resolve it. Mr Lal Singh had complained on CM Helpline 1905 that his ration card had been canceled by the Food and Civil Supplies Department without any prior notice. Due to which they are not being given ration by the regional ration dealer. While talking to Lal Singh, the Chief Minister said that his problem will be resolved soon. He has instructed District Magistrate Almora that their problems pending at the level of District Supply Officer Almora should be resolved soon.

During the inspection, the Chief Minister also inspected the traffic arrangements from the Integrated Command and Control Center of ITDA. He instructed all the officers engaged in traffic arrangements that all the traffic arrangements should be kept strong. Action should also be taken as per rules against those who violate the rules. During the inspection of the control room of CM Helpline 1905, the Chief Minister told the personnel working in the control room that whatever phone calls are coming related to the various problems of the people, talk to the people politely and listen to their problems and the department to which it is related. If you have a complaint, send it to the concerned departments as soon as possible. The Chief Minister himself conducts a detailed review of CM Helpline 1905 every month. During the inspection, the Chief Minister also took stock of various activities of ITDA.

On this occasion, Secretary R. Meenakshi Sundaram and Vice President MDDA Banshidhar Tiwari were also present.

Pithoragarh-Dehradun air service inaugurated by Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami

Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami inaugurated the Pithoragarh-Dehradun air service from Naini Saini Airport on Tuesday and he himself left for Dehradun in an airplane. The Chief Minister congratulated everyone on the start of this air service and also expressed his gratitude to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia. He said that Uttarakhand is a very important state from the point of view of religious tourism. Air service is very important for the ease of movement of religious tourists and nature tourists here. Earlier it used to take 17 hours to go from Pithoragarh to Dehradun, Delhi. Due to construction of all-weather road by the efforts of Modi ji, it takes 11 hours to reach Dehradun and Delhi. After the start of air service in the frontier districts, one can reach Dehradun in 1 hour.

The Chief Minister said that Jolly Grant Airport is being made of international standard, for this a new terminal is being constructed. OLS survey has been conducted by the Airport Authority of India to develop Pantnagar Airport as an international airport. Earlier, heli service was started from Jolly Grant Airport between Dehradun-Almora-Pithoragarh, the government plans to regularize this also. Work is also being done to include small aircraft services from Chinyalisaur and Gauchar in the near future.

The Chief Minister said that after Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Adi Kailash and Jageshwar Dham, the number of tourists is increasing rapidly in Adi Kailash and Jageshwar Dham. The Prime Minister is giving a new identity to the tourist places of Uttarakhand in the country and abroad. He expressed hope that this air service will prove to be a milestone in promoting tourism in Pithoragarh district. The Chief Minister said that this service has now been started for three days a week, later it will be expanded to five days. The Chief Minister requested the Union Civil Aviation Minister to start air service from Pithoragarh to Hindon in the coming time.                                                                 

Union Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia, while addressing through virtual medium, said that the double engine government is committed to making every possible continuous effort for development. He said that Uttarakhand is the land of gods and is the gateway to North India and I have a deep connection with Uttarakhand. My 5 years have been spent in Uttarakhand only. He said that both Kumaon and Garhwal have been associated with the airline, it is a matter of joy for us. He said that currently a 19 seater ship is being operated. Which is being run three days a week on Monday, Tuesday and Friday, will reach Dehradun from Pithoragarh in 1 hour. This will benefit the local people as well as tourists. He appreciated the work being done by Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami in the state.

Minister of State Ganesh Bhandari, District Panchayat President Deepika Bohra, MLA Pithoragarh Mayukh Mehar, former MLA Chandra Pant, former District Panchayat President Virendra Singh Bohra, BJP District President Girish Joshi, BJP District Vice President Inder Lunthi, District Magistrate Reena Joshi, Chief Development Officer were present in the program. Nandan Kumar, Additional District Magistrate Dr SK Varanwal, Joint Magistrate Ashish Kumar Mishra, Flying Vice President Rajiv Sharma and many public representatives and officials were present.

Republic Day was celebrated with great pomp in the madrassas of Doon. Cultural programs took place at various places.

Dehradun. Republic Day was celebrated with pomp in Dehradun, the capital of Uttarakhand. Republic Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm in political parties, social organizations, schools, colleges and business establishments as well as in madrassas across the district. Cultural programs were witnessed at various places across the city. Everyone pledged to follow the duties given in the Constitution. Manager Master Abdul Sattar, Secretary Mohammad Shah Nazar, Mufti Ayaz Ahmed, Maulana Abdul Wajid, Qari Farhan, Taufiq Khan, Haji Zafar, Maulana Soban, Haji Shamshad, Tausif Khan, Master Irshad, Aji at Madrasa Dar-e-Arakm Azad Colony located in Haridwar Bypass. Mooshan, Dr. Jamshed Usmani, Master Mohsin etc. hoisted the flag. After that the children sang patriotic songs and there was a detailed discussion on the duties and fundamental rights given in the Constitution.

The flag was also hoisted in the same Madrasa Jamia Atus Salam Al Islamia under the leadership of Jamiat District President Mufti Raees Ahmed Qasmi. Khurshid Ahmed, Mufti Ayaz Ahmed, Tausif Khan, Qari Sharib, Qari Munavwar, Maulana Akil, Syed Suhail etc. were mainly present on this occasion. Apart from this, Master Abid Hasan and Master Mustaqeem Hasan hoisted the flag at Abdul Kalam Azad Public School, Azad Colony. Former Minister of State RA Khan hoisted the flag at Muslim National Junior High School, Naya Nagar. Many cultural programs were also presented here by the students. Apart from this, Republic Day was celebrated with great pomp in all the madrasas across the district including Madrasa Izharul Uloom Moronwala, Azad Academy Mehunwala Mafi, Madrasa Imdadul Uloom Kishanpur. In the evening, a grand program was organized by Kohinoor Art Jewelers on Republic Day in which hundreds of people attended and congratulated Kohinoor Art Jewelers on Republic Day as well as completion of 25 years.

Topper 318 girls were awarded under ‘Incentive for Education of Meritorious Girls’

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On the occasion of National Girl Child Day, Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami honored meritorious girls under the ‘Meritorious Girls Education Promotion’ program at the Chief Servant Sadan located at the Chief Minister’s residence. At the district level, the girls who secured first three positions in intermediate and high school from each district and the girls who secured first position at the development block level were rewarded with certificates and smart phones. On National Girl Child Day, 318 topper girls of the year 2022 and 2023 were awarded. On this occasion, the Chief Minister launched the ‘Parivartan Portal’ of the Women Empowerment and Child Development Department and also presented a replica of Chandrayaan to the girls of Balika Niketan, Dehradun.

The Chief Minister has wished all the daughters of the state on National Girl Child Day and wished for their bright future. The Chief Minister said that under the leadership of Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, many efforts are being made by the Central and State Governments towards women empowerment. The government is fully committed to the safety of all its daughters in the state. Those who commit injustice to our daughters have no place in Uttarakhand and our society. He said that as the chief servant of the state, insulting any daughter of the state is an insult to him. They will never shy away from taking the strictest action against those who do so. He said that our daughters are our pride, honor and pride. Starting from the great brave woman Teelu Rauteli, there are many such names in the list of brave women of our state till Tincheri Mai, Gaura Devi, Chandraprabha Aitwal, Gangotri Garbyal and Bachendri Pal ji, who proved every challenge small and proved their worth by breaking the evil practices and self-defeating. Has shown the society the way to live life with respect. Taking the same tradition forward, today our daughters have made a mark for themselves in every field and have brought glory to the state.

The Chief Minister said that various schemes launched by the Central and State Government under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi are helping in making our daughters more self-reliant and empowered. The state government has recently decided to give 30 percent reservation to women in government jobs. Earlier, struggle was the second name of the life of daughters in the mountains, but now the scene is changing and the daughters of our marginal villages are also realizing their dreams. Today, under the leadership of Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, following the basic mantra of ‘Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao’, the state government has also started various schemes for the birth of daughters till their education, health and skill development, including Mahalakshmi Kit Scheme, Happiness Scheme. Schemes like Sawari Yojana, Nanda Gaura Yojana, Mukhyamantri Aanchal Amrit Yojana, Mukhyamantri Mahila Poshan Yojana are included. He said that it is the effort of the state government that every daughter of Uttarakhand should be empowered, strong and an equal partner in the overall development of the state. He said that he will always be with the daughters of the state like a guardian.

Women Empowerment and Child Development Minister Smt. Rekha Arya, while congratulating all the girls who received the awards, said that today people’s attitude towards girls is changing. Today daughters are no less than boys in any field. He said that continuous efforts are being made by the Central and State Governments to make daughters self-reliant and self-reliant. He said that daughters are setting new records in every field. He said that Girls Sports College is being opened in Lohaghat.

On this occasion, Secretary Women Empowerment and Child Development Hari Chandra Semwal, Director Women Empowerment and Child Development Prashant Arya, Chief Probation Officer Mohit Chaudhary and parents of meritorious girls were present.

Final voter list released, 99 thousand voters increased in the state

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Dehradun – The number of voters in Uttarakhand has reached 83 lakh 36 thousand 780. This time the voters have increased by 99,922. In which there are 129062 voters in the age group of 18 to 19. Those who will vote for the first time. Releasing the final voter list, Chief Electoral Officer Dr V Shanmugam said, 11729 polling stations have been set up in the state.

Dehradun district has the highest number of voters in the state, 15 lakh 30 thousand 939. Whereas Rudraprayag district has the least number of voters at 1 lakh 94342. The Chief Electoral Officer said, the process of becoming a voter will continue. Those who are left out can apply to become voters at BLO, SDM, DM office or online. Transgenders are made aware to become voters through meetings. They should also come forward.

There are 154259 voters above 80 years of age in the state. Whereas there are 414114 voters in the age group of 70 to 79, 750563 in the age group of 60 to 69, 1186686 in the age group of 50 to 59, 1704523 in the age group of 40 to 49, 2244926 in the age group of 30 to 39, and 1659290 voters in the age group of 20 to 29.

In the state, the number of women in the age group above 100 years is more than male voters. Of the 1411 voters above 100 years of age, 853 are women and 558 are men. Whereas the number of disabled voters is 69974.

Not a single transgender in three districts

There is not a single transgender voter in the three districts of the state Rudraprayag, Bageshwar and Champawat. Maximum 138 transgender voters are in Haridwar district. Whereas there are two transgender voters in Uttarkashi, four in Chamoli, three in Tehri, 77 in Dehradun, 9 in Pauri, two in Pithoragarh, five in Almora, eight in Nainital and 38 in Udham Singh Nagar.

Rudraprayag is the only district in the state where the number of women voters is more than men. Out of 194342 voters in Rudraprayag district, 97767 are female and 96575 are male voters. Whereas in other districts the number of male voters is more than female voters.