PM accuses Congress of discriminating against panchayats
The prime minister was addressing a large crowd at a special event to commemorate the National Panchayati Raj Day at the SAF ground at Rewa in Madhya Pradesh.
The prime minister was addressing a large crowd at a special event to commemorate the National Panchayati Raj Day at the SAF ground at Rewa in Madhya Pradesh.
Modi will launch nine inclusive development campaigns on the National Panchayati Raj Day celebrations at Rewa, Madhya Pradesh.
Animal Birth Control programme for the sterilisation and immunisation of stray dogs is to be carried out by the respective local bodies.
Presiding over a workshop organised in this regard at Dharamshala in Kangra district on Monday, the governor stressed on the need for multi-sectoral participation to eradicate Tuberculosis (TB) in the state.
Addressing the meeting, Deewash Gurung, the Youth President, Soreng District, highlighted the need for flagless politics and also how flags had brought about a division in a unified society of Sikkim. Mr Gurung, in his address, also reminded the government to deliver their promise of regularization of OFOJ Employees.
The district is preparing to initiate legal action against those 15 offender Panchayats, the officials said. The DM, Burdwan (East), Vijay Bharti said: “The matter was discussed at length at a district level meeting yesterday where senior officials with district Panchayat department participated.”
This will help in developing better mechanism for coordination and feedback, says HP CM.
In the panchayat areas, the villagers and farmers seem unswayed by the measures as most of the villagers, in the early hours of the day, trot to the vegetable market at Baidyabati near the Tarakeshwar and Delhi highway junction, making them vulnerable to virus contagion.
Saluting the people living in villages, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said Indians with their limited resources are not bowing to Coronavirus but facing it with resolve and determination.
Setting up fire to the forests is a punishable offence of punishment of 2 years or a fine of Rs 5000 or both.
