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1. Ongoing Railway Projects in Bihar Monday September 21 2020 : Railway projects are sanctioned Zonal Railway wise and not State-wise as Indian Railways’ network straddles across various State boundaries. However, as on 01.04.2020, 57 projects (35 new lines, 05 gauge conversions and 17 doublings), costing ₹74,880 crore, covering a length of 5267 Km, falling fully/partly in the State of Bihar are in different stages of planning/approval/execution, out of which 1306 Km length has been commissioned and an expenditure of ₹22,123 crore has been incurred upto March, 2020.
Since 2014-15, 17 projects of 1180 Km length costing ₹13,259 crore, falling fully/partly in Bihar, have been completed and commissioned and also, during this period 18 projects of 1,412 Km length costing ₹16,833 crore, falling fully/partly in Bihar, have been included in Budget.
Project-wise detail including cost, expenditure incurred and outlay are made available in public domain on Indian Railways website i.e. www.indianrailways.gov.in > Ministry of Railways > Railway Board > About Indian Railways > Railway Board Directorates > Finance (Budget) > Pink Book (Year) > Railway-wise Works, Machinery & Rolling Stock Programme (RSP) .
Budget Allocation for Infrastructure projects and safety works falling fully/partly in Bihar:
Average annual Budget allocation for infrastructure and safety works, falling fully/ partly in State of Bihar during 2014-19, has increased to ₹3,061 crore per year from ₹1,132 crore per year (during 2009-14), which is 170% more than average annual budget outlay of 2009-14 and budget outlay of ₹4,093 crore was provided for financial year 2019-20 which is 262% more than average annual budget outlay of 2009-14. For financial year 2020-21, budget outlay of ₹4,489 crore has been provided for these works which is 297% more with respect to average budget outlay of 2009-14.
Commissioning of Infrastructure projects and safety works falling fully/partly in Bihar:
During 2014-19, 695 Km length of New Lines/Gauge Conversion/Doubling projects falling fully/partly in the State of Bihar has been commissioned which is 119% more than the commissioning during 2009-14 (318 Km). During 2019-20, 231 Km length of New Lines/Gauge Conversion/Doubling has been commissioned which is 261% more than average commissioning during 2009-14 (63.6 Km/year).
Completion of a Railway project depends on various factors like quick land acquisition by State Government, forest clearance by officials of forest department, shifting of infringing utilities, statutory clearances from various authorities, geological and topographical conditions of area, law and order situation in the area of project site, number of working months in a year for particular project site, due to climatic conditions, etc. and all these factors differ from project to project and affect the completion time of the project.
To ensure that projects are completed in time without cost overrun, lot of monitoring is done in Railways at various levels (field level, Divisional level, Zonal level and Board level) and regular meetings are held with the officials of State Gover
4. DISTRICTs OF BIHAR Thursday June 24 2021 : DISTRICTs OF BIHAR
Araria अररिया
Arwal अरवल
Aurangabad औरंगाबाद
Banka बांका
Begusarai बेगूसराय
Bhagalpur भागलपुर
Bhojpur भोजपुर
Buxar बक्सर
Darbhanga दरभंगा
East Champaran पूर्वी चम्पारण
Gaya गया
Gopalganj गोपालग
5. Bihar Police: A Voyage of Excellence Sunday March 8 2020 : Policing in Bihar is more than 3000 years old. In fact, there are documented historical references to policing practices adopted by the Magadh Empire.
Policing in the Modern era in Bihar began in the year 1862 with the introduction of the Indian Police Act of 1861. Following the creation of the province of Bihar in 1912, the basic structure of police as it exists today in the whole of India was laid. There have been several officers of the Bihar province in pre-independence India who have made pioneering contributions to policing in India. To name a few; Mr. Walter Swain of Swain Beat system fame, Shri AK Sinha, the first Indian to become an IGP of any province, Shri BN Mullick, the founder of the Intelligence Bureau and Deputy Superintendent of Police, Khan Bahadur Azizul Haque, credited with the primary development of the fingerprint classification system, the famous ‘1024 pigeon holes’ cabinet system eventually named after his supervisor, Sir Edward Richard Henry leaps readily to the mind.
Post-independence, Bihar Police holds the legacy of a rich tradition with the introduction of innovative policing and welfare practices such as creation of a Police Welfare fund, Police Hospitals and Police Information Room (PIR) in 1952. A Police Commission was also set up in 1958, whose mandate was to bring the police closer to the people. The Bihar Policemen’s Association which came into existence in 1967 was the first of its kind to look after the interests of the policemen. Today, Bihar police, with the cooperation of the people that it is mandated to serve and its rich traditions of excellence is firmly committed to confront and surmount the numerous challenges it faces.
CONTACTS INFO.
POLICE HEADQUARTER/ DISTRICTS/ OTHER UNITS
E-MAIL I.D. OF POLICE OFFICIALS
CONTACT DETAILS OF S.D.P.O IN BIHAR
CONTACT DETAILS OF S.H.O IN BIHAR
BIHAR POLICE MODERN CONTROL ROOM (HELP LINE), PATNA, BIHAR
6. Lockdown extended in Bihar for a period of 16 days effective from 1st August in wake of #COVID19 Wednesday July 29 2020 : Lockdown extended in Bihar for a period of 16 days effective from 1st August in wake of #COVID19
सर्व साधारण को सूचित किया जाता है कि सोशल मीडिया में लॉक डाउन के संबंध में एक भ्रामक पत्र वायरल हो रहा है जिसके संबंध में गृह विभाग, बिहार सरकार ने स्पष्ट किया है कि ये पूरी तरह फ़ेक एवं भ्रामक है। https://tinyurl.com/y3mrdof8 #FakeNewsAlert #FakeNews
Sources https://twitter.com/IPRD_Bihar/status/1288418490425020418
7. List of constituencies of the Bihar Legislative Assembly Thursday October 1 2020 : Bihar Legislative Assembly came into existence in 1937. The Assembly had a strength of 155 members. According to the provisions of the Constitution of India, the first General Elections in the state were held in 1952. The total strength of membership in the Assembly was 331, including one nominated member. Dr. Sri Krishna Singh became the first Leader of the house and the Chief Minister and Dr. Anugrah Narayan Sinha was elected the first deputy leader of the assembly and became state's first Deputy Chief Minister. It was reduced to 318 during the second General Elections. In 1977, the total number of elected members of the Bihar Legislative Assembly was further raised from 318 to 324. With the creation of a separate State of Jharkhand, by an Act of Parliament titled the Bihar Reorganisation Act, 2000, the strength of the Bihar Legislative Assembly was reduced from 325 to 243 members.
Constituency
No.
Vidhan Sabha Constituency
Reservation
for SC/ST
District
Lok Sabha
1
Valmiki Nagar (Vidhan Sabha constituency)
None
Paschim Champaran
1 Valmiki Nagar
2
Ramnagar, Paschim Champaran (Vidhan Sabha constituency)
SC
Paschim Champaran
1 Valmiki Nagar
3
Narkatiaganj (Vidhan Sabha constituency)
None
Paschim Champaran
1 Valmiki Nagar
4
Bagaha (Vidhan Sabha constituency)
None
Paschim Champaran
8. बिहार कुशल युवा प्रोग्राम 2019-20 | ऑनलाइन आवेदन, रजिस्ट्रेशन | Kushal Yuva Program KYP Bihar Wednesday December 25 2019 : कुशल युवा प्रोग्राम बिहार | Kushal Yuva Program (KYP)
बिहार कुशल युवा प्रोग्राम से कौन लाभान्वित हो सकता है?
• इस योजना का लाभ उठाने के लिए प्रार्थी का बिहार का होना बहुत ज्यादा जरूरी है|
• इस योजना का लाभ वही प्रार्थी उठा सकते हैं जो कि कम से कम 10वीं या 12वीं पास हों|
बिहार कुशल युवा प्रोग्राम के लिए उम्र सीमा :-
• सामान्य वर्ग के लिए उम्र सीमा 15 से 25 साल रखी गई है|
• एससी एसटी वर्ग के लिए उम्र सीमा 15 से 30 साल रखी गयी है|
• ओबीसी के लिए यह सीमा 15 से 28 साल रखी गई है|
• इस योजना के अंतर्गत विशेष तौर पर दिव्यांग लोगों के लिए भी सोचा गया है, उनके लिए इस योजना में उम्र 15 से 30 साल रखी गई है|
बिहार कुशल युवा कार्यक्रम ऑनलाइन आवेदन । KYP Bihar Apply, Application Form 2019-20
इस योजना के तहत दो कक्षाओं का मानक रखा गया है, दसवीं और बारहवीं| इन दोनों कक्षाओं के हिसाब से आवेदन करने वाले को अलग अलग आवेदन करना होगा|
10th वाले कैसे आवेदन करें :-
फॉर्म डाउनलोड करें
स्टेप वन में दिए गए लिंक पर क्लिक करके योजना का फॉर्म डाउनलोड कर लें|
फॉर्म भर दें| फॉर्म के साथ डॉक्युमेंट की फोटोकॉपी अटैच करके बिहार कुशल युवा प्
9. Sri Vishnu Dham, Barbigha, Sheikhpura Bihar Wednesday September 23 2020 : Sri Vishnu Dham, Barbigha, Sheikhpura
Located in the middle of a mighty pond, this temple now hosts the 2nd largest Idol of Lord Vishnu in the world. The idol was made of Black Granite during the Gupta period. A part of the Idol was always visible since many years on the banks of the same pond where this temple is now built in. But after mistaking it as a simple black stone for years, it was unearthed finally in 1992 to be found that it was the second largest Idol standing 7.5 feet high made in the historic times ( The largest one being the Idol of Lord Venkateshwara, standing 9 feet high, in the Balaji Temple, Tirupati, AP.) The people of the nearby villages of Saamas, Kutub Chak, etc. are religiously involved in making a great temple with the help of the State Govt and other agencies.
Nearby cities: Barbigha, Biharsharif, Harnaut, Nalanda
Coordinates: 25°10’36″N 85°42’52″E
To Know More contact –
1
BLOCK DEVELOPMENT OFFICER, BARBIGHA
REVINUE AND LAND REFORM
9431818578, 6341-236053
bdo.bar-sp-bih@nic.in
2
CIRCLE OFFICER, BARBIGHA
REVINUE AND LAND REFORM
8544412880
cobarbigha123@gmail.com
10. Bihar School of Yoga Wednesday April 15 2020 : The Bihar School of Yoga was founded in 1964 by Sri Swami Satyananda Saraswati to impart yogic training to householders and sannyasins alike.
The Yoga techniques developed there are a synthesis of many approaches to personal development, based on traditional vedantic, tantric and yogic teachings in conjunction with contemporary physical and mental health sciences. Today, these techniques are taught by Bihar Yoga Bharati and through the programs outlined below.
Bihar School of Yoga also guides yoga projects and medical research in association with prestigious hospitals, organisations and establishments. Programs made by Bihar School of Yoga are being used today in Government education and prison sectors, in hospitals, by the Defence Services, private and public sector industries such as Indian Oil Corporation, Coal India Limited, National Thermal Power Corporation, Oil and Natural Gas Corporation, the Steel Authority of India, Hindusthan Paper Corporation, Hindusthan Copper Corporation and many more.
Munger – Yoga Peeth Address
The following institutions of Bihar Yoga/Satyananda Yoga are located in Munger:
Bihar School of Yoga (Munger Ashram)
Bihar Yoga Bharati (Yoga Institute)
Yoga Research Foundation
Yoga Publications Trust
These institutions can be contacted as follows.
Bihar School of Yoga
Ganga Darshan, Fort
Munger, Bihar 811201, India
+91 (0)6344 222430 / +91 (0)6344 228603
/ +91 (0)9162 783904
+91 (0)6344 220169
Bihar Yoga Bharati
Yoga Vidya Campus
P.O.Ganga Darshan, Fort
Munger, Bihar 811201, India
+91 (0)6344 222430 / +91 (0)6344 228603
/ +91 (0)9162 783904
+91 (0)6344 220169
Yoga Research Foundation
P.O.Ganga Darshan, Fort
Munger, Bihar 811201, India
+91 (0)6344 222430 / +91 (0)6344 228603
/ +91 (0)9162 783904
+91 (0)6344 220169
Yoga Publications Trust
P.O.Ganga Darshan, Fort
Munger, Bihar 811201, India
+91 (0)6344 222430 / +91 (0)6344 228603
/ +91 (0)9162 783904
+91 (0)6344 220169
Official Website : https://www.biharyoga.net/
11. I AM BIHAR Tuesday September 7 2021 : The history of Bihar is one of the most varied in India. Bihar consists of three distinct regions, each has its own distinct history and culture. They are Magadh, Mithila and Bhojpur. Chirand, on the northern bank of the Ganga River, in Saran district, has an archaeological record from the Neolithic age (about 2500–1345BC). Regions of Bihar—such as Magadha, Mithila and Anga—are mentioned in religious texts and epics of ancient India. Mithila is believed to be the centre of Indian power in the Later Vedic period (c. 1100-500 BCE). Mithila first gained prominence after the establishment of the Videha kingdom. The Kings of the Videha Kingdom where called Janakas. A daughter of one of the Janaks of Mithila, Sita, is mentioned as consort of Lord Rama in the Hindu epic Ramayana, written by Valmiki. The Videha Kingdom later became incorporated into the Vajji confederacy which had its capital in the city of Vaishali, which is also in Mithila.
14. Nitish Kumar orders to fill up 32,000 posts of teachers in Bihar schools Wednesday June 12 2019 : PATNA: Around 32,000 vacant posts of teachers in the state’s secondary and higher secondary schools will be filled-up soon. While reviewing the functioning of state’s education department at ‘Samvad’ auditorium here, CM Nitish Kumar on Saturday asked the department’s officials to start process for recruitment of teachers against the vacant posts from June itself.
“Around 32,000 posts of teachers in 5,700 secondary and higher secondary schools across the state are vacant. The CM asked to begin the recruitment process immediately so that the Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) and the Secondary TET passed candidates whose validity period of seven years is on the threshold of expire, could participate in the recruitment process,” an education department official told TOI.
In another important decision, the CM asked the official to implement ‘Banka Unnayan’ programme in all higher secondary schools across the state from July-August this year.
In the ‘Banka Unnayan’ programme, students of government-run schools are taught through online and offline method using smart TVs in the classrooms. The programme, initially began in five government schools of Banka district, has now been expanded to more than 70 schools in the district. The CM during his visit to Banka district had personally observed the method of teaching under the ‘Banka Unnayan’ project.
Nitish asked the education official to make arrangement for proper training of all district magistrates (DMs), deputy development commissioners (DDCs), district programme officers (DPOs) and other related education officers about the ‘Banka Unnayan’ programme, so that the innovative scheme could be implemented successfully in all higher secondary schools in all 38 districts.
The CM further asked the officials to start teaching of class-9 in at least one selected middle school in each gram-panchayat across the state from the academic session April 2020 to implement the state government’s policy decision to open at least one higher secondary school in each gram-panchayat.
“It will not only lead to expansion of higher secondary education in each gram-panchayat but also bring down average fertility rate along with empowerment of women,” CM told officials.
He also asked the officials to provide prefabricated rooms at all those schools which do not have necessary infrastructures to begin class-9 from April, 2020. He also ordered for setting up toilets and drinking water facilities at all recently upgraded higher secondary schools for smooth running of classes.
Nitish also asked the officials to make arrangement for proper training or orientation of at least one teacher in each school who can easily explain to students the meaning of stories from two books- “Ek Tha Moha
16. Bihar Human Rights Commission Monday October 1 2018 : The Protection of Human Rights Act 1993, an Act of the Parliament, provides for establishment of the National Human Rights Commission at the national level and State Human Rights Commissions at the state level.
In the State of Bihar, the State Human Rights Commission was established on 3rd-Jan-2000 vide Notification No. 207. However, the Commission was formally constituted vide notification no. 6896 on 25.6.2008 when Shri Justice S.N. Jha, a former Chief Justice of the Jammu & Kashmir and Rajasthan High Courts was appointed as Chairperson and Shri Justice Rajendra Prasad, a former Judge of the Patna High Court and Shri R.R. Prasad, a former Director General of Police, Bihar were appointed as members. After the sudden demise of Shri R. R. Prasad, Shri Neelmani, former Director General of Police, Bihar was appointed as member, BHRC on 1st December, 2011. Hon’ble Justice Rajendra Prasad completed his tenure on 26th June, 2013 and Hon’ble Chairperson Justice S. N. Jha completed his tenure on 3rd November, 2013.
General Info
The Human Rights Commission is an autonomous high power human rights watch body which derives its authority from the Protection of Human Rights Act, 1993. Its autonomy lies, among other things, in the method of appointment of its Chairperson and Members, their fixed tenure and the statutory guarantee provided in section 23 of the Act, and the financial autonomy referred to in section 33 of the Act. The high status of the Commission is found in the status of the Chairperson, Members and its functionaries. Unlike other Commissions, only a former Chief Justice of a High Court can be appointed as Chairperson and, likewise, the Secretary to the Commission is an officer not below the rank of Secretary to the State Government. The Commission has an investigating agency of its own headed by a police officer not below the rank of Inspector General.
Functions
The Commission may:
(a) Enquire on its own initiative or on a petition presented to it by a victim or any other person on his/her behalf into complaint of
1. violation of human rights or abetment or;
2. negligence in the prevention of such violations by a public servant;
(b) Intervene in any proceeding involving any allegation or violation of human right pending before a court to the approval of that court;
(c) Visit any jail or any other institution under the control of the State Government where persons are detained or lodged for purposes of treatment, reformation or protection, for the study of living conditions of the inmates;
(d) Review the safeguards provided by or under the constitution or any other law for the time being in force fo
17. ANGANBARI CENTER LIST OF ALL DISTRICT OF BIHAR Monday October 1 2018 : Anganwadi is a type of rural mother and child care centre in India. They were started by the Indian government in 1975 as part of the Integrated Child Development Services program to combat child hunger and malnutrition. Anganwadi means "courtyard shelter" in Indian languages.
A typical Anganwadi centre provides basic health care in Indian villages. It is a part of the Indian public health care system. Basic health care activities include contraceptive counseling and supply, nutrition education and supplementation, as well as pre-school activities. The centres may be used as depots for oral rehydration salts, basic medicines and contraceptives.
As many as 13.3 lakh (a lakh is 100,000) Anganwadi and mini-Anganwadi centres (AWCs/mini-AWCs) are operational out of 13.7 lakh sanctioned AWCs/mini-AWCs, as of 31 January 2013. These centres provide supplementary nutrition, non-formal pre-school education, nutrition and health education, immunization, health check-up and referral services of which later three services are provided in convergence with public health systems.
ANGANBARI CENTER LIST OF Araria District
ANGANBARI CENTER LIST OF Arwal District
ANGANBARI CENTER LIST OF Aurangabad District
18. Districts In Bihar (With Website) Wednesday April 8 2020 : Districts In Bihar
Sr No
District Name
District Headquarter
1
Araria
Araria
2
Arwal
Arwal
3
Aurangabad
Aurangabad
4
Banka
Banka
5
Begusarai
Begusarai
6
Bhabhua
Bhabhua
7
Bhagalpur
Bhagalpur
8
Buxar
Buxar
9
Bhojpur
Bhojpur
10
Darbhanga
Darbhanga
11
East Champaran
19. Prime Minister to lay foundation Stone of nine highway projects worth over Rs 14,000 crore in Bihar Saturday September 19 2020 : Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi will lay the foundation stone of nine highway projects in Bihar through video conference on Monday, 21st September 2020.
Shri Narendra Modi, shall also inaugurate the Optical Fibre internet services where all the 45,945 villages of Bihar will be connected through Optical Fibre Internet Service.
Highway Projects
These nine highwayprojects involve a road length of about 350 kilometers at a cost of Rs 14,258 Crore.
Paving the way for development of Bihar, these roads will enhance better connectivity, convenience and economic growth in and around the State. Movement of people and goods will also improve substantially, especially with the neighbouring States of Uttar Pradesh and Jharkhand.
The Prime Minister had declared a special package for significant infrastructure development of Bihar in the year 2015. This included 75 projects worth Rs 54,700 crore, of which 13 projects have been completed, work is undergoing at 38 and others are in DPR/Bidding/Sanction stage.
With the completion of these projects, all rivers in Bihar will have bridges conforming to 21st century specifications, and all major NHs will stand widened and strengthened.
Under the PM’s package, total number of bridges over river Ganga are going to be 17, with a lane capacity of 62. This way, on an average, there will be a bridge over rivers in the State at every 25 KMs.
The projects include four-laning of 47.23 km Bakhtiyarpur-Rajauli section of NH-31 at a cost of Rs 1149.55 crore, four-laning of 50.89 km Bakhtiyarpur-Rajauli section of NH-31 at a cost of Rs 2650.76 crore, four-laning of 54.53 km Ara-Mohania section of NH-30 on EPC Mode at a cost of Rs 885.41 crore, four-laning of 60.80 km Ara-Mohania section of NH-30 on EPC Mode at a cost of Rs 855.93 crore, four-laning of 49 km Narenpur-Purnea Section of NH-131A on HAM Mode at a cost of Rs 2288 crore, six-laning of 39 km Patna-Ring Road (Kanhauli-Ramnagar) of NH 131G on EPC Mode at a cost
20. DM E-Mail ID/Mobile Nos. of Bihar Wednesday February 5 2020 : DM E-Mail ID/Mobile Nos. of Bihar
SL.
District
E-Mail ID
Mobile
Short Code
1
Araria
dm-araria.bih@nic.in
9473191365
44365
2
Arwal
dm-arwal.bih@nic.in
9473191476
44476
3
Aurangabad
dm-aurangabad.bih@nic.in
9473191261
44261
4
Banka
dm-banka.bih@nic.in
9473191387
44387
5
Begusarai
dm-begusarai.bih@nic.in
9473191412
44412
6
Bettiah(West Champaran)
dm-bettiah.bih@nic.in
9473191294
44294
7
Bhabhua (Kaimur)
dm-bhabhua.bih@nic.in
9473191227
21. Reservation of Bihar Niwas-Bihar Bhawan (eBhawan Booking System) Saturday August 21 2021 : Reservation of Bihar Niwas-Bihar Bhawan (eBhawan Booking System)
One Time Registration of Applicant using valid mobile no (OTP based)
Registered mobile no is your Userid.
Set your Password during one time Registration.
If Password forgotten, Reset / Generate your Password
Upload your ID Card for Identity verification.
Booking System for both Room and Vehicles.
Allotment of Room & Vehicle with proper SMS confirmation.
Visit official website http://e-bhawan.bihar.gov.in/index
22. Kutagarshala , Vaishali , Bihar India Tuesday September 15 2020 : Kutagarshala , Vaishali , Bihar India
The Kutagarshala represents the spot were Buddha used to stay during the rainy seasons spent at Vaishali. Excavation have exposed three phase of its construction. Originally it was a small chaitya built during Sunga-Kushan period. Subsequently it was enlarged to a lofty temple in second phase during Gupta period. And finally in the third phase the temple was converted into a monastery by providing a number of partition walls during post Gupta period.
25. Telephone Directory of Hotel / Guest House in Gaya, Bihar Friday February 7 2020 : Telephone Directory of Hotel / Guest House in Gaya, Bihar
Hotel / Guest House Name
Location
Phone / Mobile Number
MAHABODHI
Bodh-Gaya
7546988900
HOTEL IMPERIAL
Bodh-Gaya
9810281794
DELTA INTERNATIONAL
Bodh-Gaya
2200854, 9431225234
HOTEL GOUTAM
Bodh-Gaya
2200109, 943129009
ROYAL RESIDENCY
Bodh-Gaya
2200124, 9431831836
HOTEL TAJ DARBAR
Bodh-Gaya
2200053, 9471002293, 7739320524
HOTEL GALAXY
Bodh-Gaya
2200006, 9430247704
HOTEL ANAND INTERNATIONAL
Bodh-Gaya
2200026, 9934891205
HOTEL SUJATA
Bodh-Gaya
2200481, 9504440844, 9431224695
BODHGAYA REGENCY HOTEL
Bodh-Gaya
2200415, 8969466281, 7070192142
LOTUS NIKKO HOTEL
Bodh-Gaya
2200700, 2200789,993127668
HOTEL TATHAGAT INTERNATIONAL
Bodh-Gaya
2200506, 9939491063
R.K INTERNATIONAL
Bodh-Gaya
2200506
HOTEL NIRANJANA
Bodh-Gaya
2200475, 9431477395
HOTEL JEEVAK
Bodh-Gaya
2200646, 9934473633
26. UV Visiting Cards @ Rs. 2/- Only. | Label Sticker Designing and Printing in Patna Bihar Friday September 25 2020 : UV Visiting Cards @ Rs. 2/- Only. | Label Sticker Designing and Printing in Patna Bihar
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29. Araria District of Bihar Saturday February 8 2020 : About District
Araria district is one of the thirty-eight districts of Bihar state, India, and Araria town is the administrative headquarter of this district. Araria district is a part of Purnea division. The district occupies an area of 2830 sq km. It has a view of Mount Kanchenjunga(One of the great peaks of the Himalyan range) This district has total 2 sub- divisions namely Araria and Forbesganj and 9 blocks. Araria sub-division comprises six blocks: Araria, Jokihat, Kursakanta, Raniganj, Sikti and Palasi and Forbesganj sub-division comprises three blocks: Forbesganj, Narpatganj and Bhargama. There are six Vidhan Sabha constituencies in this district: Narpatganj, Raniganj(SC), Forbesganj, Araria, Jokihat and Sikti. All of these are part of Araria Lok Sabha constituency.
Origin of Name
During the British period, the area where Mr. Forbes’s bungalow was located was called “Residential Area”, which people abbreviated to R. Area. Over time, R. Area. acquired the pronunciation araria.
History
The territory of present-day district became Araria sub-division of the earstwhile Purnea district in 1964. Araria district was formed in January 1990 as one of the administrative districts of Bihar under Purnea division.
Geography
Araria district occupies an area of 2830 sq km. The major rivers of the district are Kosi, Suwara, Kali, Parmar and Koli.
Economy
Economy of araria district mainly depends on agriculture. Main agricultural produces of this district are paddy, maize and jute.
Demographics
According to the 2011 census Araria district has a population of 28,11,569. The district has a population density of 993 inhabitants per square kilometre. Its population growth rate over the decade 2001-2011 was 30 %. Araria has a sex ratio of 921 females for every 1000 males and a literacy rate of 53.53%.
30. PM lays foundation stone for National Highway projects worth about Rs 14000 crore in Bihar Monday September 21 2020 : Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi laid the foundation stone for nine National Highway Projects worth Rs 14000 crore in Bihar and launched the project to provide internet services through Optical Fibre in the state today through video conferencing.
Speaking on the occasion, the Prime Minister said these highway projects would improve the connectivity in Bihar. The highway projects include construction of 3 large bridges, upgrading of highways into 4 lanes and 6 lanes.He said all rivers in Bihar will have bridges confirming to 21st century specifications and all major NHs will stand widened and strengthened
Prime Minister termed the day as not only historic for Bihar but for the entire country as the Government is taking major steps to make its villages the mainstay of AtmaNirbharBharat and that this is starting from Bihar today. He said under this project 6 Lakh villages would be provided internet services through Optical Fibre cable in 1000 days. This includes the 45,945 village in Bihar. He said it was inconceivable a few years ago that the number of Internet users in rural areas would be more than those in the urban areas.
The Prime Minister said India is one of the leading countries in the world in terms of digital transactions. In August 2020 alone about Rs 3 Lakh Crore worth transactions were made through UPI. With the increase in internet usage, now it is also necessary that the villages of the country have good quality, high speed internet.
He said because of the efforts of the government optical fiber has already reached about 1.5 lakh Village Panchayats and more than 3 lakhs Common Service Centers.
Explaining the benefits that accrue through the speedier connectivity, Prime Minister said it would provide access to best of the reading material to the students, along with access to tele-medicine and access to information on seeds, new techniques nationwide markets to the farmers apart from real time data on weather conditions. Farmers can also easily transport their produce all over the country and world, he said.
The Prime Minister said the aim of the Government is to provide Urban facilities to Rural Areas in the country.
Shri Modi said, infrastructure planning was lopsided earlier and that its development was given a proper thrust only when Shri Atal Behari Vajpayee was the Prime Minister, who gave priority to infrastructure over politics.
The Prime Minister said that the approach now is to develop a Multi-Modal Transport Network where each mode of transport is linked to the other. The scale at which work is now being done on infrastructure related projects, the speed at which work is being done is unprecedented. Today, highways are being built at twice the speed than before 2014. Compared to the period before 2014 there has been a 5 times increase in the expenditure of highway construction.
He said the Government has announced to spend more than Rs 110 Lakh Crore on infrastructure in the coming 4-5 years. Out of this, projects worth more than Rs 19 lakh crore are allocated for the development of Highways alone.
The Prime Min
31. Scheme List of Bihar Friday June 26 2020 : Scheme List of Bihar
Serial No.
Department
State Sponsored Scheme Name
Scheme Type
Transfer Type
1
BC & EBC Welfare
Dr. Ambedkar Centrally Sponsored Scheme Of Post-Matric Scholarships For The Economically Backward Class (EBC) Students
Centrally Sponsored Scheme
Cash
2
BC & EBC Welfare
PostMatric OBC
Centrally Sponsored Scheme
Cash
3
BC & EBC Welfare
PreMatric OBC
Centrally Sponsored Scheme
Cash
4
BC & EBC Welfare
Mukhya Mantri Pichhdra Warg Ewam Ati Pichhadra Warg Chatrawas Anudan Yojna
State/UTs Scheme
Cash
5
BC & EBC Welfare
Mukhyamantri Atyant Pichhdaa Varg Civil Sewaa Protsaahan Yojana
State/UTs Scheme
Cash
6
Cooperative
Bihar Raajya Fasal Sahayata Yojna
State/UTs Scheme
Cash
7
Department of Agriculture, Cooperation and Farmers Welfare
National Food Security Mission
Centrally Sponsored Scheme
Cash
8
Department of Agriculture, Cooperation and Farmers Welfare
National Mission on Oilseeds and Palm Oil
Centrally Sponsored Scheme
Cash
9
Department of Agriculture, Cooperation and Farmers Welfare
Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchai Yojna
Centrally Sponsored Scheme
Cash
10
Department of Agriculture, Cooperation and Farmers Welfare
Sub-Mission on agriculture extension mechanization
Centrally Sponsored Scheme
Cash
11
Department of Agriculture, Cooperation and Farmers Welfare
Sub-Mission on Seeds and Planting Material
Centrally Sponsored Scheme
Cash
12
Department of Agriculture, Cooperation and Farmers Welfare
Assistance for Agriculture Research,Education and Extension
State/UTs Scheme
Cash
13
Department of Agriculture, Cooperation and Farmers Welfare
Chief Minister Horticulture Mission
State/UTs Scheme
Cash
14
Department of Agriculture, Cooperation and Farmers Welfare
Development of Horticulture
State/UTs Scheme
Cash
15
35. Tourist Places in Jehanabad Bihar Tuesday September 22 2020 : Tourist Places in Jehanabad Bihar - Barabar Caves
Barabar Caves are situated in the hilly area near Makhdumpur, 25 km south of Jehanabad. These ancient rock-cut Buddhist chambers date back to 3rd Century A.D. and are renowned as the place of origin of the Ajivika sect.
Baba Siddhnath Temple, also known as the Shiva Temple and originally known as Siddheshwar Nath Temple, is located at one of the highest peaks in the range of the Barabar Hills. The temple was built during the Gupta period in the 7th Century A.D. The local legends attribute the construction of the temple to Bana Raja. (the father-in-law of the legendary king Jarasandha of Rajgir.)
Tourist Places in Jehanabad Bihar - Hazrat Bibi Kamal ka Mukbara
This is the dargah of the first woman Sufi saint of the country, Hazrat Bibi Kamal who was famous for her holy power of healing. She was believed to be the aunt of Hazrat Makhdum Saheb of Bihar Shariff. Devotees believe in the mystic power of healing at this place for mentally challenged and incurable diseases.
Sources https://s34e4b5fbbbb602b6d35bea8460aa8f8e5.s3waas.gov.in/en/tourist-places/
36. Tourist Place in Vaishali, Bihar - Ashoka Pillar Tuesday September 22 2020 : Tourist Place in Vaishali, Bihar - Ashoka Pillar
Emperor Ashoka built The Lion Pillar at Kolhua. It is made of a highly polished single piece of red sandstone, surmounted by a bell shaped capital, 18.3 m high. A life-size figure of a lion is placed on top of the pillar. There is a small tank here known as Ramkund. This pillar beside a brick stupa at Kolhua commemorates Buddha’s last sermon
Ashoka Pillar
Vaishali First Republic
Sources https://vaishali.nic.in/tourist-place/ashoka-pillar/
37. Tourist Place in Araria, Bihar Tuesday September 22 2020 : Raniganj Vriksh Vatika
‘Raniganj Vriksh Vatika’ is located 30 km west of Araria District Headquarters of Bihar State. It is situated at a distance of 25 km from the east side of S.H. 77, which is 310 km north-east of Patna and forbesganj four-lane (NH 57) to South Kursela.
This site is the forest land notified by the Bihar government. The ‘Raniganj Vriksh Vatika’ area was formerly known as Hasanpur Balu Dhima. This area spread over 289 acres has been developed as a natural forest area. Its changed nature has been given attractive look as per the needs of tourists.
At present, ‘Raniganj Vriksh Vatika’ is a very scenic, picturesque tourist spot of Bihar State, ideal place for nature and health lovers and as a place of study for researchers.
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Main Entrance of Raniganj Vriksh Vatika
Bio-Diversity Park Kusiargaon
Bihar’s first biodiversity park is ready in Kusiargaon of Araria. Where it creates a path for researchers. At the same time, the park is also promoting tourism. The park is not able to escape from the sight of those who come from far away due to being at NH-57 at a distance of just 10 kilometer from the district headquarters.
Bio Diversity Park Kusiyargaon
Sources https://s368ce199ec2c5517597ce0a4d89620f55.s3waas.gov.in/tourist-places/
38. बिहार राशन कार्ड सूची | जिलेवार Bihar Ration Card List 2019 | EPDS Bihar अन्तोदय (AAY,PHH) List Wednesday December 25 2019 : बिहार राशन कार्ड सूची|Bihar Ration card list| AAY(अन्तोदय ), PHH लिस्ट 2019, District, Block, Village Wise @ EPDS Bihar
नमस्ते भाइयो और बहनों ! इस लेख में आपके लिए बिहार राशन कार्ड सूची (Ration Card List Bihar) ऑनलाइन देखने की जानकारी लेके आये हैं | अगर आप बिहार के किसी भी जनपद के रहने वाले हैं और जानना चाहते हैं के Bihar Ration Card List में आपका नाम है या नहीं, तो ये लेख जरूर पढ़िए|
जैसे के आप जानते होंगे डिजिटल इंडिया प्रोग्राम के तहत बहुत सी सुविधाओं को ऑनलाइन कर दिया है | इसमें जमीनी रिकार्ड्स, राशन कार्ड रिकॉर्ड आदि शामिल हैं | पहले ये जानना सुविधाजनक नहीं था के सूची में नाम है के नहीं, लेकिन अब कम्प्युटरीकरण होने के बाद बिहार राशन कार्ड लिस्ट में नाम देखना बहुत आसान हो गया है | ये ऑनलाइन सुविधा EPDS Bihar Portal के माध्यम से दी जा रही है
बिहार राशन कार्ड सूची | Bihar Ration Card List
हमारा ये लेख उन लोगों के लिए समर्पित है जो ऑनलाइन राशन कार्ड सूची में अपना नाम देखना चाहते हैं | हमारी कोशिश है के आसान से आसान शब्दों में ये प्रक्रिया आपको समझा सकें ताकि आपको ये काम करने के लिए किसी की मदद की जरुरत न पड़े | फिर भी अगर किसी परेशानी का सामना कर रहे हों तो हमें कमेंट में जरूर बताएं |
आईये अब जानते हैं के जिलेवार बिहार राशन कार्ड लिस्ट ऑनलाइन कैसे देखें|
बिहार राशन कार्ड सूची | (AAY,PHH) Bihar Ration Card List 2019 ऑनलाइन कैसे देखें, Search Name
दोस्तों दुख की बात ह
39. ICT Interventions using AePDS and PDS Labharthi Application in Bihar Thursday May 21 2020 :
Website at epos.bihar.gov.in
Nation-wide lockdown extending over 50 days saw poor families suffering most as they depend on daily livelihood. All these eligible families needed to be supported by timely supply of ration and financial contribution announced by the state govt.
Initiatives Taken
Entire ration distribution work has been brought in public domain via the website hosted at https://epos.bihar.gov.in
The dashboard available on this portal gets continuously updated and reflects key information on parameters like Fair Price Shops, Number of Ration Cards, Number of Families that have picked up their share of ration till date along with number of cards that have availed ration outside their registered place of residence using National Portability facility.
Generation of Ration Cards
Since the beginning of lockdown, a total of 10.21 lakhs applications have been received for generation of new ration cards and 7.86 lakhs cards have been successfully processed till date.
Financial Assistance to Ration Card Holders
Using DBT, a total of 131 lakhs ration card holders have been provided financial assistance of Rs. 1,000/- by the State Govt. Wherever Aadhaar-ID was not linked to a bank account combination, Sahyog Portal was made use of. A total of 22.67 lakh families have received assistance by submitting their Aadhaar-ID and Bank Account details.
Distribution of Ration
After distribution of Rice/Wheat among 1.67 crore ration card holders, distributions of Pulses have also started for the current month. So far, 3.58 lakhs families have received pulses as well.
News Sources https://informatics.nic.in/news/1261
40. MoS for Social Justice and Empowerment Shri Krishan Pal Gurjar virtually inaugurates camp for free distribution of Aid & Assistive devices to 1146 Divyangjan in Gaya, Bihar Friday July 2 2021 : Minister of State for Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment Shri Krishan Pal Gurjar inaugurated the camp for free distribution of Aid & Assistive devices at block level among 1146 identified Divyangjan under ADIP Scheme of Government of India today at Gaya, Bihar. The Chief Guest of the function Shri Gurjar was present virtually through Video Conference in the function. Shri Vijay Kumar, Member of Parliament, Gaya presided over the function with his gracious presence at the venue of main event. Among the other dignitaries Dr. Prem Kumar, Member of Legislative assembly, Gaya was physically present also participate ‘in person’ during the event.
Addressing on the occasion, Union Minister of State for Social Justice and Empowerment said that under the leadership of Prime Minister, theDepartment has done unprecedented work for welfare of Divyangjan consistently during the years. Speaking about the need of conducting such distribution camps, the Minister said that organizing such camps helps in spreading the awareness about the welfare schemes run by Central Government for Divyangjan as also to empower them and bring them into the main stream of the society. Further, Shri Gurjar said that after implementation of Rights to Persons with Disabilities Act 2016, the categories for disability has increased from for 7 to 21 and increased reservation for Divyangjan in government jobs from 3% to 4% and also reservation in higher education is now increased to 5%. He further informed that, scheme for implanting cochlear devices for children who are deaf by birth and can’t speak, has been implemented by Ministry with the provision of Rs. 6 lakh for each such child. He urged and requested public representatives and administration that list of such needy children in Gaya District may be provided to the Ministry so that eligible beneficiaries may get the benefit of the central run scheme for Cochlear Implant. Informing about the initiatives taken by ministry under Accessible India Campaign Union Minister of State informed that 35 International and 55 Domestic Airports, 709 Railway Stations, 10175 Bus Terminals and 683 websites have been covered to provide accessible environment for persons with disabilities.
Total 1146 number of beneficiaries of Gaya District were pre identified with 2220 number of assistive appliances of different category valuing worth Rs. 101.30 Lakh. Such assistive devices will be distributed among the beneficiaries by organizing series of distribution camps at block levels. The identification and registration of divyangjan beneficiaries was done in the month of February this year by Artificial Limbs Manufacturing Corporation of India (ALIMCO) in association with District administration Gaya, Bihar.
41. Bihar TET Notification 2019 – Notification Released For 37335 Posts; Know Dates, Eligibility, Vacancy, Online Form Friday September 13 2019 : Bihar TET Notification 2019: Bihar TET notification 2019 has been released for the recruitment of 37335 teachers for class 9 to 12. According to the BTET 2019 notification, out of the total vacancies, 25270 are for the teachers at Secondary and 12065 are for Senior Secondary Level.
Candidates who are interested can fill BTET 2019 application form online from September 9. The last date to apply for BSTET 2019 is September 18. Candidate must ensure that they possess the prescribed minimum qualification and fulfil all conditions/criteria for the post as given in the BTET 2019 notification.
The examination authority, Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) will conduct State Teachers Eligibility Test 2019 (BSTET) and Physical Education and Health Instructor Examination 2019 (PEHIE) on November 7. Go through this article to know more about Bihar STET 2019.
Latest:
Bihar TET registration begins. Click here to fill the Bihar TET Application Form 2019.
Bihar TET Notification 2019
Before getting into the details of Bihar TET 2019, let’s have a look at the Bihar TET important dates.
Bihar TET 2019 Dates
BTET 2019 Exam Events
Important Dates
BTET Application Starts
September 9, 2019
Last Date of BTET 2019 Registration
September 18, 2019 – 11:59 PM
Last Date of Payment of Application Fee
September 18, 2019 – 11:59 PM
Download BTET Admit Card
Last week Of October 2019
BTET 2019 Exam Date
November 7, 2019
Bihar TET 2019 Online Application Process – Online Form
The stepwise procedure to fill the BTET 2019 application form is given below.
Step 1: Visit the official website – bsebstet2019.in
Step 2: Click on ‘Secondary Teachers Eligibility Test (STET) & Physical Education & Health Instructor Ability Test 2019’
Step 3: Candidates must register for the exam by clicking on “Register (New Candidate)” and Generation of Unique Registration Number. An SMS and Email is sent on successful registration.
Stage 4: Candidates have to re-login by clicking on “Login (Already Registered)” with unique registration number and date of birth and filling up the application form by completing the following tabs:
a) Personal Details & Educational Qualification
b) Upload of Photograph &
42. Bihar: Number of COVID-19 positive cases goes up to 153 Friday April 24 2020 : Bihar: Number of COVID-19 positive cases goes up to 153
In Bihar, number of COVID- 19 positive cases has gone up to 153. Altogether 44 patients have been cured and discharged from hospitals. 107 active cases are undergoing treatment in various hospitals of the state. Positive cases have been reported from 17 districts including Patna, Nalanda , Siwan and Munger. Door to door survey is being conducted to detect positive cases of Coronavirus. Over 65 lakh 61 thousand houses have been surveyed. During survey sample of 1804 people have been collected for further investigation.The state government has opened helpline number for those students who are stranded outside the state. The helpline number is 0612- 2294600.
Meanwhile 1408 FIRs have been lodged against lockdown violators. 1279 people have been arrested and over 37 thousand vehicles were seized. Over 8 crore 70 lakh rupees fine have been recovered from violators.
43. Ambika Bhawani, Chhapra Bihar Monday September 14 2020 : Ambika Bhawani, Chhapra BiharAmbika Bhawani
The place is situated about 37 km east of Chhapra and 4 km west of Dighwara. In Ami, there is an old temple known as Amba asthan. Near the temple there is a garden and a deep and broad well in which water remains all over the year and it never dries up. The believer from far off come to pay oblation in the established in her memory over this Yagya Kunda. The believers from far off come to pay oblation in the Navratra of April and October. Water offered here by lacs of People vanishes in the Kunda.
AMI in Chapra is also the place where according to mythology when lord Shiva carried the dead body of "Sati" from the holy yagnakund of Daksh Prajapati, the trunk of Sati's body fell in "Ami" and the holy Shaktipeeth 'Ambika Sthan' was established. This place is famous among Hindus and popularly known as Ami. Shivpuran has the details about the same. This pyre is believed to be still present within the compound of "Ambika Sthan temple" in "Ami" situated on National highway number 19 around 50 kilometers away from Bihar’s Capital town Patna and about 28 kilometers from Chhapra town.
Devotees believe that their wishes get fulfilled as they worship in this temple. Around the year, specially during Dussehera, devotees from different places throng to this place. This place is well connected by rail (the nearest station, Dighwara, is 3 kilometres away) and by road from Patna.
Also around three kilometer from Ambika Sthan there is a small town, "Dighwara", which might had earlier known as "Dirgh-dwara" (main gate) is said to be the maingate of King Daksh's yagna area, the father in law of Lord Shiva.
44. Prime Minister inaugurates various projects under Namami Gange yojana and AMRUT yojana in Bihar Tuesday September 15 2020 : The Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi inaugurated various projects under 'Namami Gange' Yojana and 'AMRUT' Yojana in Bihar. Four schemes inaugurated today include sewerage treatment plants at Beur and Karam-Leechak in Patna city, as well as water-related projects in Siwan and Chhapra under the 'AMRUT' Yojana. Apart from this, foundation stones were laid today for water supply projects in Munger and Jamalpur and River Front Development Scheme under Namami Gange in Muzaffarpur.
The Prime Minister said that even during the times of Corona, the work on various development projects progressed uninterrupted in Bihar.
He referred to the projects worth hundreds of crores of rupees which were inaugurated in the recent past in the state which would benefit the farmers of Bihar along with development of infrastructure.
The Prime Minister lauded the contribution of the Engineers to the development of the country on the occasion of Engineer’s Day, which is celebrated in the memory of India’s pioneering modern civil engineer, Sir M. Visvesvaraya. Shri Modi said Bihar also significantly contributed towards development of the country by producing millions of engineers.
Shri Modi said Bihar is the land of historical cities and has a rich heritage of thousands of years. After independence, Bihar was led by visionary leaders who tried their best to remove the distortions which developed during the era of slavery. He added thereafter there was a lopsided development with changed priorities which resulted in urban infrastructure degradation and collapse of the rural infrastructure in the state.
The Prime Minister said when selfishness overtakes governance and the vote bank politics come into play then the already marginalised and deprived would be the most affected. He said people of Bihar have endured this pain for decades when the basic needs like water and sewerage are not met. He said that People contract diseases by drinking dirty water under compulsion and a large part of his earnings goes to treatment. Under these circumstances, a very large section in Bihar had accepted debt, disease, helplessness, illiteracy as their fate.
The Prime Minister said for the past few years efforts are
47. Power Minister Shri R K Singh inaugurates developmental projects of NTPC in Bihar Friday September 18 2020 : Shri R.K. Singh, the Union Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Power, New and Renewable Energy and Minister of State for Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, Government of India, today, inaugurated various developmental projects and facilities in Bihar. As a responsible corporate, NTPC, country’s largest power producer, is fulfilling its corporate social responsibility by creating an infrastructure for the benefit of the people of Bihar.
Speaking on the occasion, Shri Singh appreciated NTPC, REC and Power Grid for their contribution to the state of Bihar in its path of progress. He said ”These companies which are among the largest in the world, belonging to Ministry of Power, are one of the most professional and efficient organisations. The companies from the Power PSUs are well known for their exemplary performances, are also focussed on working towards societal development which extends to villages across the country. These companies have contributed extensively during the pandemic and have taken complete care of their workers. Further, NTPC is developing an ITI and constructing a ward in AIIMS, Bihar which will immensely benefit the people of Bihar. NTPC has played an instrumental role in the development of Bihar with an installed capacity of 6150 MW in the state. In addition, 3800 MW capacity is in pipeline.”
He further added, “The power PSUs together have connected India in its length and breadth. The endeavour of the power PSUs have made India a power surplus nation with almost 1.25 lakh MW capacity of electricity being added in the past five years. Under the leadership of our Prime Minister, we have brought a revolution in the power sector inching towards the target of making electricity available in every Indian household.”
Speaking during the inauguration function, Shri Asit Kumar Mukherjee, RED (ER1), NTPC said “We are committed towards our social responsibilities and we strive to fulfil our commitment towards the people of Bihar. With six projects in the state, we are extremely happy in contributing to electricity requirement of the state. We are constantly working towards brightening up every citizen’s face in Bihar.”
The projects would benefit the public by providing them access to infrastructure built for family and community functions like celebrating festivals and social occassions. Further, clean drinking water will be readily available with robust medical support at various places of Sandesh and Agiaon region.
The projects include the construction of Community Centres in Chaurai, Sarthua, Badura and Bhadurpur; Chatt Ghats in Kori, Basauri, Madanpur and Nrauni; Healthcare Centres in Bhatauli and Navaada Ben and installation of R.O. Plants in Saripur, Trikaul, Pandeypur, MohanpurTola, Masad, Kalyanpur and Ichri.
The inauguration ceremony was attended by local representatives of Agiaon and Sandesh constituencies along with senior officials from Ministry of Power and various PSUs u
48. Union Power Minister inaugurates projects worth Rs 6.99 Crore in Barhara (Bhojpur District), Bihar Friday September 18 2020 : Shri. R K Singh, the Union Minister of State (IC) for Power & New and Renewable Energy inaugurated CSR projects undertaken by REC Ltd. (Formerly Rural Electrification Corporation) worth Rupees 6.99 Crore, in Barhara (Bhojpur District), Bihar, through video conferencing yesterday. There were a total of 77 schemes, which included 36 schemes for construction of P.C.C. roads, 23 schemes for installation of LED/ Solar and high mast lights, Construction of 3 Chat ghaat, Construction of 3 community hall & sub health centers and Installation of 12 nos. of arsenic removal plant.
The main objective of the projects is to improve and provide basic infrastructure & developmental facilities in the villages of Barhara block in Bhojpur district. Shri S. K. Gupta, CMD, Shri Ajoy Choudhury, Director (Finance), Shri R. Lakshmanan, IAS, ED from REC Limited shared their thoughts on the occasion. Other district officials, public from Barhara were present during the occasion. The event was graced by Shri Raghvendra Pratap Singh, Ex MLA and Ex Minister, Govt. of Bihar who addressed the gathering at the occasion in Barhara.
About REC Limited: REC Limited (formerly Rural Electrification Corporation Limited) is a Navratna NBFC focusing on Power Sector Financing and Development across India. Established in 1969, REC Limited has completed over fifty years in the area of its operations. It provides financial assistance across the power-sector value chain. Apart from this, REC is also the nodal agency for Govt. of India flagship schemes in the Power sector like Deendayal Upadhyaya Gram Jyoti Yojana (DDUGJY), Saubhagya, etc.
Sources https://pib.gov.in/PressReleseDetail.aspx?PRID=1656103
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