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Sagar Watch/ The district administration has started a campaign against encroachment from the court and old collectorate premises. However, this anti-encroachment campaign started under the leadership of SDM has to face strong opposition from the encroachers.

On Thursday, when SDM Vijay Dehariya went to get the encroachment removed from the old court complex, he had a heated argument with the encroachers occupying there. In this connection, the SDM left the site after warning the encroachers to remove the encroachment on their own as soon as possible.

In this matter, SDM Vijay Daheria said that separate sheds have been prepared and made available for the advocates, yet they are doing business by setting up their tables and chairs on the middle of the road and illegally setting up some tea and snack carts so that Traffic was being affected.

On this occasion, Deputy Commissioner Municipal Corporation S.S. Baghel, Tehsildar Durgesh Tiwari and other officers and anti-encroachment squad were present.

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Collector Shri Deepak Arya gave instructions to remove loudspeakers from all religious places in two days in the TL meeting held today.

It has been said in the instructions that within two days, all the SDMs, City Magistrates, Tehsildars should prepare a list of all the religious places and other places and submit a report within two days after removing the loudspeakers from the remaining places except the loud speakers which were removed voluntarily.

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Mayor Sangeeta Sushil Tiwari on Friday launched a free "Atmanirbhar sewing training center" in Gurugovind Singh Ward. On this occasion, Mayor Tiwari said that this training center will prove to be a milestone in realizing the dreams of the Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the empowerment of women.

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Provides Warm Clothes to Old Age Homes

Local MLA Shailendra Jain's wife Anushree Jain went to the old age home and provided food to the elderly and distributed warm clothes to protect against the cold. 

On this occasion, Mrs. Jain said that the people of the old age home are their family and they feel joy by spending time with them. 

She said that all the problems of the old age home will be resolved. Pratibha Chaubey, Chairman of Antyodaya Committee, Chandrashekhar Ward Councilor Megha Dubey was present on the occasion.

Mayor Launches Sewing Training Center


 Survey on Tomato Blight Disease

Collector in -charge Chandrashekhar Shukla has instructed to submit the investigation report by conducting a survey for adverse effects on tomato crop from Tomato Blight disease. A committee has been constituted in this regard under the chairmanship of Deputy Director Agriculture.


In the committee, BL Malaviya Deputy Director Agriculture, DP Chakravarti Superintendent Land Records, K.S. Yadav Coordination Agricultural Science Center, Dr. Ashish Tripathi Coordination Agricultural Science Center 2, R.K. D. Choubey Director Horticulture and the concerned Tehsildar are included.

  The Collector has directed that this investigation will submit the investigation report sameday by conducting a survey in the entire district regarding the damage caused by Tomato Blight disease due to the mavatha in the tomato crop.

Licensed Wepon should be Returned

Under the Model Code of Conduct of Assembly Election 2023, all licensed persons were ordered to be deposited in their arms related police stations.

In that order issued by Collector and District Election Officer Deepak Arya, it was clearly mentioned that immediately after the announcement of the results of the Assembly Election 2023, the seized weapons should be refunded without waiting for any order.Give proper receipt to the scriptures depositing the weapons and on submission of the receipt, their weapons should be returned.

From April First City Will Become Cattle Free-Collector

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The district administration has asked all the dairy operators to take their cattle to the dairy displacement site by March 31 on the proposal of the council meeting of Municipal Corporation, Sagar.

He said that now from April 1, the Sagar Municipal Corporation area will be free of cattle. If any bovine is found in the area from April 1, strict action will be taken against the concerned dairy operator.

It is noteworthy that all necessary arrangements have been made in Ratona for dairy displacement in Sagar and plots have also been allotted to dairy operators as per their demand.

According to the collector, if any dairy operator does not go to the dairy displacement site by March 31, action will be taken against him under section 144.

He told that the dairy operators who have not got the plot allotted, should immediately go to the Municipal Corporation office and get the plot allotted and take their cattle to the displaced site.

He informed that for the convenience of dairy operators, a milk collection centre has also been set up by the Bundelkhand Dairy Association, which will collect their milk daily. Similarly, food arrangements have also been made for cattle.

There Should be Seprate Cowsheds For Oxen-Indian Animal Welfare Board

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Under the chairmanship of Ram Raghuvanshi, a member of the Indian Animal Welfare Board, New Delhi, a review meeting of Gaushala management was organized in the collectorate hall.

In the meeting, Mr Radyuvanshi said that separate cow sheds should be kept for Nandi. Gaushalas should be given tap connections under Jal Jeevan Mission. So that the cow dynasty does not face any water problems. He said that strict action should be taken against the vehicles used in the smuggling of cattle.

In order to promote economic activities to make cowsheds self-sufficient, the products made in cowsheds should be sold through cooperative agencies, so that the identity of cowsheds can be established at the state level, he added.

Deputy Director Veterinary Services said that in 26 Gaushalas operated under the Mukhyamantri Gauseva Yojana, the number of cows is 5439 and an amount of one crore thirty lakh fifty-three thousand has been given to them. Similarly, there are 11865 cows in 21 non-government cowsheds, and an amount of two crores eighty-four lakh seventy-six thousand has been given to them.

Collector Deepak Arya, Chief Executive Officer of District Panchayat P.C. Sharma, Deputy Director Veterinary Services Dr B.K. Patel, Municipal Corporation Chairman Shailesh Kesharwani, District Gopalan Samiti's Nodal Officer Dr BS Thakur, District Manager Livelihood Mission Anoop Tiwari, Prashubh Jain, operators of government, non-government cowsheds and representatives associated with the activities of cowsheds and officers of various departments were present.

 District Planning Committee- Sagar topped in  PM awas allotment in MP


Sagar Watch/
 The District Planning Committee has passed a proposal to name Rajghat Dam after Rani Anvatibai Lodhi and Makaronia ROB on Dr Gour Bridge after the name of the founder of Sagar University. 

The meeting of the District Planning Committee was held in the collectorate meeting room under the chairmanship of Dr Arvind Singh Bhadauria, Minister in charge of the State's Cooperative Public Service Management.

Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana

Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana Urban and Rural, Chief Minister Land Rights Scheme, Jal Jeevan Mission, and electricity supply were reviewed in detail in the meeting. 

In-charge Minister Mr Bhadoria instructed the officials to provide the benefits of the Chief Minister's residential land rights schemes to all eligible families in the district.

He said that restoration of the roads which have been dug for tap water schemes should be ensured with full quality.

In the review meeting, it was informed about Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana Urban that the maximum number of houses in Madhya Pradesh have been sanctioned in the Sagar district. 71,786 houses are sanctioned in the urban body in the district. In which attachment of 68,886 and the first instalment has been issued to 66,750.

Pradhan Mantri Gramin Awas Yojana

Similarly, 1 lakh 31 thousand houses are approved, 1 lakh 18 thousand 873 are complete and 12148 are incomplete under Pradhan Mantri Gramin Awas Yojana. The percentage of completion is about 90 per cent. Sanctioned in Awas Plus is 24,946. Out of which 13703 have been completed. The percentage gain of completion is 55 per cent.

land rights scheme

The minister in charge said that the land rights scheme is an ambitious scheme of the chief minister. Its benefits should be given to the maximum number of people. Ninety thousand 105 applications have been received under the Chief Minister's Residential Land Rights Scheme. Out of which 9 thousand 780 leases have been prepared for distribution.

In the meeting, the minister in charge while reviewing the law and order situation in the district appreciated the action taken by the Collector and Superintendent of Police against the criminals. The minister in charge said that a criminal is a criminal and the strictest action should be taken against him. It doesn't matter who it is.

Jal Jeevan Mission

Gadhakota, Madhiya, Shahgarh, Banda, Bina, Khurai and Malthon group water supply schemes were reviewed in the meeting. Giving information about Jal Jeevan Mission, the Collector said that the total number of villages in the district is 1901. In which the number of families is 3,73,748. The coverage of total household tap connections is 38.37 per cent. 

The minister in charge directed that the work of Jal Jeevan Mission should be completed on time. So that people get the benefit of every household tap. He said that wherever roads have been dug for tap schemes. Their restoration should be completed with quality.

Vidyut Vitran

The Superintending Engineer of Madhya Pradesh East Kshetra Vidyut Vitran Company said that electricity is being supplied for 23 hours 48 minutes at district headquarters, 23 hours 20 minutes at tehsil headquarters and 22.55 hours at rural headquarters and 9 hours 15 minutes in agricultural feeders. 

The Minister in charge directed to immediately replace the damaged transformers and maintain them seamlessly. The minister in charge asked the superintendent engineer to register an FIR against those who deliberately collapsed the system to block the power supply during the strike.

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An acre of land has been identified for the oxygen refilling plant for the 1000-bed Covid Hospital under construction at village Chakka Agasaud. Systematic guides are also being installed to ensure that people get comfortable information about the hospital. Also, for better parking of vehicles of the people coming to the hospital, a better traffic operation plan is being prepared, including systematic parking on both sides of the hospital dome.

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This information was given by the District Collector in the review meeting held in the meeting room of BORL. In the meeting, the concerned department officials gave their point-wise information about their working in the meeting. In which it was told that the pipeline for water supply to the hospital dome has been fully laid. Rapid work is being done to prepare the road network, the access road will be completed soon, along with the work of putting the MPEV sub-station and line is in progress. For security, SDERF force and other private security agencies will be deployed as temporary police posts.

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After the meeting, Collector Mr Singh inspected the site of 1000 bedded hospital under construction and gave necessary guidelines. He also inspected BORL's water treatment plant as well as tube bells and wells. A temporary helipad will also be prepared. Collector Deepak Singh instructed that arrangements should also be made for the facility premises, such as fruit shops, etc., near the hospital premises.

Subdivisional officer Bina Prakash Naik Additional Superintendent of Police Vikram Singh SDOP Priya Singh, Harishankar Jaiswal, Vijay Singh, senior officers of Bharat Oman Refinery were present on the occasion.

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Madhya Pradesh Urban Development and Housing Minister Bhupendra Singh also visited the oxygen plant of Bina Refinery, where industrial oxygen is manufactured. Oxygen will be supplied from this plant to the fully equipped Kovid Hospital of 1000 beds starting from May 5 in village Chakka Agasaud.

He said that Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan has clear instructions that this hospital should be started at the earliest.

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He said that all necessary arrangements will be provided in this Kovid Hospital within a week. Minister Thakur Thursday inspected the village chakka and BORL located at Agasaud in Bina and instructed the officials concerned to work fast.

Minister Singh said that the 1000-bed state-of-the-art hospital will be treated with the help of doctors of Aurobindo Medical College, Indore, and if necessary, doctors of other institutions will also be posted here. He said that in a state-of-the-art hospital with 1000 beds, the availability of paramedical staff, class IV staff is also being ensured as per the requirement.

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Food will be distributed by the Akshay Foundation for the best nutritious food in the hospital. He informed that oxygen will be supplied through the pipeline from the oxygen plant for the treatment of Covid-19 patients. Along with this, the concerned officials have been directed for the provision of drinking water, lights, roads etc.

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For the treatment of COVID-19, the district administration has become cautious after the complaints of alleged out-of-the-box charges were levied in the name of treatment from patients by private hospitals. On Tuesday, the District Collector has issued an order restraining all private hospitals treating COVID-19, that they will have to make the treatment rates of COVID-19 public and they will not be able to take any other fee from them.
 
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On Tuesday, a meeting was held in the district collector Meeting Hall in connection with the treatment of COVID-19 in the district. The meeting was attended by the directors of private hospitals of the district, members of the Medical Council of India and the Chief Medical Officer.

In the meeting, the District Collector instructed all private hospitals to start treatment of COVID-19 and instructed their operators to treat COVID-19 patients only under COVID-19 guidelines, COVID-19 patients. For this, create isolation ward with ten per cent of the total number of beds available in the hospital.

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Apart from this, the District Collector strictly asked the operators of private hospitals to not only paste the list of treatment rates of COVID-19 at the entrance of the hospital but also submit their report to the administration along with the photo of the list pasted at the gate.

Not only this, the Collector cautioned the operators of the private hospital in a strict tone that if COVID-19 patients were charged any other charges other than the rates shown in the list of COVID-19 treatment, which was pasted at the entrance. Strict action will be taken against the violators.

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Private hospitals were also instructed to start the treatment by examining the patients of COVID-19 with the utmost care and send the information of the patients of the cold-cough, cold and cold coming to the corona command centre without delay.


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The district administration has become active as soon as the corona infection spreads rapidly in Sagar district. The District Collector along with a team of officers on Tuesday took stock of the functioning of the Corona Control Center in the Smart City office.

 After inspection, the Collector gave instructions to the Corona Controller Center that -

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  • The Corona Control Center will test individuals taking "Home Isolation" with information from video calling twice a day through 6 parameters that appear on the meaningful light app.
  • Also, if the person feels healthy on the advice of himself and the doctor from the COVID-19 wards of BMC and Gyanodaya hostel, then he should be home quarantined.
  • If the person being treated at home faces any problem during the test, then immediately get him admitted to BMC or Gyanodaya Kovid ward.
  • He instructed to start the help center number 1075 in Corona Controller Center through BSNL. He told that on this number, any person can ever tell a corona related problem. Three people can talk on this number at a time.
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During the inspection of the Corona Comptroller Center, the collector was accompanied by a doctor officer including Municipal Commissioner, District Panchayat CEO, City Magistrate, SDM, Smart City CEO, BMO.

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Covid-19 Pandemic has rapidly spread its tentacles across the Bundelkhand region. Today, 66 Covid-19 Suspects report has come out positive including, BMC doctors, 14 army personnel and 16 police personnel.

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All the Covid-19 positive suspects whose reports have come positive belong to following areas-Bina, Rahli, Banda, Jaisinagar in Sagar district, Army and police personnel, apart from five in Gopal Ganj, Gulabkaloni, Mata Madhiya, Chakraghat, Bahubali Colony, Manas Nagar, Bhithrabazar, Katra, Christian Colony Residence and Durganagar in Sagar. 

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The number of positive patients in the district has increased to 1623. So far 84 people have died due to infection in the district. Today 16 patients returned home after getting well.