The calendar of the silver jubilee year of Chhattisgarh is based on the theme ‘From good governance to prosperity’
New features of QR code made the calendar special
Along with the video message of the Chief Minister, information about the achievements of the government will also be available
Raipur 14 January 2025: Chief Minister Vishnu Dev Sai today released the official calendar of the silver jubilee year 2025 of Chhattisgarh on the auspicious occasion of Makar Sankranti at the Chief Minister’s residence office. The cover page of the calendar shows the basic mantra of ‘From good governance to prosperity’ along with the photo of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chief Minister Vishnu Dev Sai. The annual calendar of the Chhattisgarh government shows the positive changes in the lives of the people of Chhattisgarh through the ambitious schemes of the state government. Agriculture Minister Ram Vichar Netam and Lundra MLA Prabodh Minj, Secretary to the Chief Minister P. Dayanand, Secretary to the Chief Minister Rahul Bhagat were present on the occasion of the release. Chief Minister Sai said on this occasion that this calendar based on the basic mantra of ‘Prosperity from good governance’ is a symbol of the priorities and achievements of our government. In this, we have included the public welfare schemes of the state, which will take Chhattisgarh to new dimensions of prosperity and development. While wishing the festival of Makar Sankranti, he said that this year will be the golden year of prosperity and happiness of our state.
New features of QR code made the calendar special Some new features have been included in the calendar of Silver Jubilee Year 2025, which has made it more attractive. A QR code has been given in each month of the calendar, in which the video message of the Chief Minister based on the special occasions of that month can be heard. Along with this, information about new messages and achievements of the government will be available continuously. For each month of the calendar, only the QR code of that month will remain active. Along with this, important facts related to Chhattisgarh have also been told in each page of the calendar. A glimpse of the ambitious schemes of the government will be seen in each month of the calendar. In the month of January of the government calendar, a picture of devotees returning from a free trip to Ayodhya and Kashi through the shri Ramlala Darshan Yojana of the Chhattisgarh government has been shown. A large number of people of the state are getting the benefit of seeing Lord Shri Ram through this scheme. Similarly, in the month of February, the picture of the splendor of Rajim Kumbh Kalpa has been shared. In the month of March, there is a picture depicting the happiness of 70 lakh mothers and sisters, whose lives have changed a lot due to the Mahtari Vandan Yojana. In the month of April of the calendar, there is a picture of the change brought about by the collection of tendu leaves in the lives of the people living in the forest region. The government has increased the remuneration rate for tendu leaf collectors from Rs 4 thousand to Rs 5 thousand 500.
In the month of May, there is a picture of Veer Narayan Singh Shram Anna Yojana being run in honor of the workers. Through this scheme, food is being provided to the workers for Rs 5. In the month of June, a picture of school children has been shared. Along with this, it has also been mentioned that the National Education Policy 2020 will be implemented in Chhattisgarh and education will be provided in 18 local languages. Similarly, in the month of July, while giving information about the Krishak Unnati Yojana run for the prosperity of farmers, a picture of the prosperity of the farmers of Chhattisgarh has been displayed. In the month of August, a picture of the Chief Minister with women security personnel deployed for the security of the country has been shown. In the month of September, there is a picture of happy beneficiaries whose dream of a permanent house is being fulfilled through the Pradhan Mantri Janman Awas Yojana and Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana. Both these schemes are providing housing to special backward tribes and poor families. In the month of October, the prosperity and changing picture of Bastar division has been shared. In this picture of Bastar Olympics, the youth trying their hand at archery are dreaming of their secure future. Similarly, in the month of November, the glory of the paddy procurement festival has been shown. In the month of December, through the government’s Niyyad Nella Nar Yojana, the development of basic facilities in remote tribal-dominated rural areas and the resolve to establish peace in the region has been displayed.