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Jaha Bimar, Vahin Upchar’ Maharashtra Witnesses Revolutionary Initiative: Mobile Medical Examination and Ambulance Launched in Mira-Bhayandar – Corelook Infotech

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Mira-Bhayandar, Maharashtra [India]: Today marks a groundbreaking milestone in Maharashtra’s healthcare sector as Mira-Bhayandar residents gain access to free medical facilities through the introduction of a unique initiative – mobile medical examination and a medical ambulance. Spearheaded by Mrs. Geeta Bharat Jain, MLA of Mira-Bhayandar, this visionary program was unveiled in the presence of Chief Minister Eknath Shinde.

Seeking medical assistance has often required individuals to visit hospitals and clinics, creating an additional burden for those with limited financial means and compromised health conditions. To address this issue, Mrs. Geeta Bharat Jain has undertaken a pioneering initiative. The launch of Maharashtra’s first-ever medical ambulance aims to bring medical services directly to the doorsteps of Mira-Bhayandar residents.

Honorable Chief Minister Shri Eknath Shinde inaugurated the medical ambulance on Sunday. The ambulance will provide the residents of Mira-Bhayandar with free access to 60 medical tests and online doctor consultations. Moreover, plans are underway to open 10 Aapla Dawakhana clinics in Mira-Bhayandar. This comprehensive approach will significantly enhance the medical services available to the local community and alleviate the challenges of travel and time for patients.

Speaking at the ambulance inauguration ceremony, Chief Minister Mr. Eknath Shinde commended this pioneering initiative as a testament to the government’s commitment to its responsibilities. He expressed his hope that the people of Mira-Bhayandar would fully benefit from this service and maintain their well-being. Mrs. Geeta Bharat Jain, the local MLA, emphasized her determination to extend government benefits to every citizen, ensuring access to medical facilities in their own neighborhoods amidst rising healthcare costs and the need to travel long distances to avail government services.

The medical ambulance is equipped with a medical kiosk that can perform basic tests on patients within 10 minutes. The test results will be promptly sent through WhatsApp, and patients will have access to their reports online. In cases requiring further medical intervention, the doctor present in the government hospital can engage with the patient through the screen installed in the ambulance, initiating first aid based on the online reports. Subsequent medical steps will be determined by the patient’s health condition and prognosis, including the possibility of advanced medical tests, if necessary.

Furthermore, every person availing this service will receive a medical card, and their reports will be available online indefinitely. Future plans include integrating patient data with the Ayushman Bharat Card for seamless healthcare coordination.

The two ambulances, built at a cost of approximately Rs 35,00,000 from the government fund of MLA Mrs. Geeta Bharat Jain, signify an initial investment in meeting the medical needs of the community. Considering the anticipated demand and the importance of ambulances, there are plans to expand the fleet in the coming days. Each ambulance will be staffed with a driver, paramedical personnel, and a technician, ensuring comprehensive care during emergencies.

The ambulance inauguration program witnessed the esteemed presence of MP Mr. Rajendraji Gavit, MLA Mr. Pratapji Sarnaik, MLA Bharat Sheth Gogwale, Thane Collector Mr. Ashokji Shingare, Commissioner of Mira Bhayander Municipal Corporation Mr. Dilipji Dhole, Mira Bhayander Vasai Virar Police Commissioner Mr. Madhukarji Pandey, BJP District President Mr. Ravi Vyas, District Head Mr. Raju Bhoir, Mr. Purvesh Sarnaik, honorable corporators, corporators, office bearers.

 

Upcoming Dhaman Gujarati movie’s producer Bhupat Bodar presents memento to PM Modi behalf of his Dhaman team – Corelook Infotech

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Ahmedabad (Gujarat) [India]: It was a dream come true for the team of the upcoming Gujarati movie “Dhaman – The Saviour” to present a Dhaman Shield as a memento to Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Dhoraji in Rajkot this week.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi was happy to receive the memento, which had a collage of memorable images from his visits to border areas to meet soldiers. The movie revolves around the life of a soldier and presents his journey of serving the country while battling and overcoming obstacles in his personal life.

“We were privileged to gift the Dhaman Shield to Prime Minister Narendra Modi. It was a small token of our appreciation for his contribution in trying to solve issues related to the global economy, climate change mitigation, and sustainable development,” said Rajan R Verma, the movie’s director.

The Prime Minister has been a great supporter of the Gujarati film industry since the time he was the chief minister of Gujarat. His support and appreciation for Gujarati films, especially those with nationalism and patriotism as their central theme, has been a great encouragement for the Gujarati film industry. The genre has produced some of the most gripping army stories and true life entertaining movies ever told.

Dhaman shows that for a soldier, nation, mission, enemies, love, and family are not only emotions it’s a commitment. Scheduled to release on December 2, Dhaman is an action-packed full-family entertainer which will make every Indian proud and honoured. It is presented by Shivam Jemin Enterprise in association with RamGopal Production. It is also being released in Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, and Bhojpuri.

The movie is directed by Rajan R Verma. It is produced by Shobhna Bhupat Bodar, and Shivam Bodar ( wife & son of Bhupat Bhai Bodar president Rajkot Jilla panchayat) and co-produced By Vrunda Brahmbhatt. Present by Shivam Jemin Enterprise Pvt. Ltd. in association with Ramgopal Production.

It will feature Aarjav Trivedi, Jayesh More, Anang Desai, Katha Patel, Bhavini Jani, Nilesh Pandya, Kishan Gadhvi, Aarav Thakker and other noted actors in important roles. Bunty Rathore has penned the dialogues. Dhaman’s music is released on MuziGo India and movie is releasing on 2nd December 2022.

This story is released by Satish Reddy from World Media Network.

Modi Government working for developing entrepreneurship environment for backward class of the country: Dr K Laxman (National President, OBC Morcha BJP) – Corelook Infotech

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New Delhi: Research and Policy division, BJP OBC Morcha organises the entrepreneurship Meet with the objective of igniting the entrepreneurship spirit among the youths of OBCs and to highlight the various measures taken by the BJP government particularly in the area of economic and entrepreneurship field for the OBCs.

Research and policy division of BJP OBC Morcha organised this meet at constitution club of India on today 7 May 2022. This occasion was graced by the eminent presence of Central minister of state for finance Dr Bhagwat Karad ji as chief guest and the BJP General Secretary Shri Arun Singh ji as special Guest and Shri Dr K Laxman, National President OBC Morcha, BJP with Prof Pankaj Choudhary, National Incharge of Research and Policy Division of OBC Morcha. Entrepreneur Meet was attended by more than 20 states entrepreneurs and CEOs & MD.

Dr K Laxman highlighted the various policies measures taken by the BJP government for the economic empowerment of the OBCs. He highlighted the positive role played by the National backward and development corporation organisation which has so far assisted over 27 lakh beneficiaries. He also said setting up of venture capital fund for the OBC in 2018 with an initial fund of 200 crores 30 percent reservation for women entrepreneurs is a landmark. Similarly, PM VISWAS Yojna for interest subvention has benefited OBC entrepreneurs a lot. Similarly around 35 percent MUDRA loan holders come from OBC Samaj, for igniting entrepreneurship spirit among OBC youths. Around 35% of MUDRA loan holders are from the OBC communities. For economic empowerment of PM Daksh Yojana has been introduced for development of training programmes to 13587 manual scavengers and their dependents and 809 manual scavengers were given bank loans.

Shri Arun Singh highlighted the various skill development initiatives taken by the BJP government. In this regard, he mentioned PM DAKASH Yojna and PM Matsya Sampda Yojna for the economic empowerment of the poor and OBCs. He also highlighted the inclusive character of the BJP government.

For the first time, there are 27 ministers from the OBC Samaj. Also constitutional status to the backward commission along with 127 constitution amendment points towards the commitment of the BJP government for the welfare and empowerment of the OBCs. Shri K Laxaman ji highlighted the reservation given by the BJP government in Sainik School and Kendriya Vidyalaya and in NEET as educational empowerment of the OBCs. He also said the increasing the limit of creamy layer would help many middle class OBC families.

In the end Central Minister for finance Dr Karad highlighted the overall measures and economic empowerment measures by the BJP for the welfare of the OBC. He said venture capital fund and various skill development initiatives have played a huge role in igniting the entrepreneurship spirit among OBC youths and making them employable respectively. While thanking the eminent guests and participants, Research and Policy BJP OBC Morcha Incharge Professor Pankaj Choudhary said the research and policy division of BJP OBC Morcha will continue to organise such meets to introduce the various measures of empowerment for the OBC s to general public.

 


PM inaugurates and lays foundation stone of multiple projects in Somnath – Corelook Infotech

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  • Bows to Sardar Patel who showed indomitable will power for the revival of India’s ancient glory
  • Remembered LokmataAhilyabai Holkar who renovated several temples from Vishwanath to Somnath
  • It has been demand of every time period that we look for new possibilities in religious tourism and strengthen the links between pilgrimage and local economy: PM
  • The destructive powers, the thinking that tries to establish an empire on the basis of terror, may dominate temporarily, but, its existence is never permanent, it cannot suppress humanity for a long time. This was true when some attackers were demolishing Somnath, it is equally true even today, when the world is apprehensive of such ideologies: PM
  • The Country is moving towards amicable solutions of difficult problems. A bright pillar of the glory of modern India is coming up in the form of Ram Mandir: PM
  • For us essence of history and faith is SabkaSaath, Sabka Vikas, SabkaVishwas and SabkaPrayas: PM
  • Arrangement of our four dhams, the concept of our Shaktipeeths, the establishment of different pilgrimages in different corners of our country, this outline of our faith is actually an expression of the spirit of ‘Ek Bharat, Shreshtha Bharat’: PM
  • Country is reviving the ancient glory by building modern infrastructure: PM

Somnath, Gujarat: The Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi inaugurated and laid the foundation stone of multiple projects in Somnath, Gujarat via video conferencing. The projects inaugurated include the Somnath Promenade, Somnath Exhibition Centre and reconstructed temple precinct of Old (Juna) Somnath. The Prime Minister also laid the foundation stone of Shree Parvati Temple during the event. Shri Lal Krishan Advani, Union Home Minister, along with CM and Deputy CM of Gujarat were present on the occasion.

Congratulating the devotees all over the world, the Prime Minister paid tribute to Sardar Patel who showed indomitable will power for the revival of India’s ancient glory. Sardar Patel linked Somnath Mandir with independent spirit of independent India. Shri Modi said that it is ‘our good fortune that we are taking forward the efforts of Sardar Saheb in the 75th year of Independence and imparting new splendour to Somnath Temple.  The Prime Minister also remembered LokmataAhilyabai Holkar who renovated several temples from Vishwanath to Somnath. Country is moving forward taking inspiration from the blend of modernity and tradition in her life, said the Prime Minister.

The Prime Minister said that  in  initiatives like Statue of Unity and transformation of Kachch, Gujarat has seen from the close quarters, the results of linking modernity with tourism. ‘It has been demand of every time period that we look for new possibilities in religious tourism and strengthen the links between pilgrimage and local economy” the Prime Minister pointed out.

The Prime Minister said that Lord Shiva gives rise to development and creativity amidst annihilation and destruction. Shiv is unending, can’t be expressed and eternal. ‘Our faith in Shiva makes us aware of our existence beyond the limits of time, gives us the strength to face the challenges of time’, said the Prime Minister.

Reflecting on the history of the revered temple, the Prime Minister recalled the repeated destruction of the temple and how the temple rose after every attack. ‘It is a symbol of the belief that truth can’t be defeated by falsehood and faith can’t be crushed by terror.’ “The destructive powers, the thinking that tries to establish an empire on the basis of terror, may dominate temporarily, but, its existence is never permanent, it cannot suppress humanity for a long time. This was true when some attackers were demolishing Somnath, it is equally true even today, when the world is apprehensive of such ideologies.”, the Prime Minister insisted.

The Prime Minister said that  reconstruction of Somnath temple to grand renovation is due to centuries of strong will and ideological continuity. ‘Great men like Rajendra Prasad ji, Sardar Patel and KM Munshi faced difficulties for this campaign even after independence. Still, finally Somnath Mandir got established as divine pillar of modern India in 1950. The Country is moving towards amicable solutions of difficult problems. A bright pillar of the glory of modern India is coming up in the form of Ram Mandir’,  he said

He said the our thinking should be to learn from history to improve our present and create a new future. Referring to his mantra of ‘Bharat Jodo Andolan’, Shri Modi said that this is not just geographical connectivity but connect in thoughts also. ‘This also is a pledge for connecting the building of future India with our past’, said the Prime Minister.  The Prime Minister said “For us essence of history and faith is SabkaSaath, Sabka Vikas, Sabka, Vishwas and SabkaPrayas”.The Prime Minister highlighted the role of the faith and belief system in the underscoring the unity of India. He said ‘From Somnath and Nageshwar in the west to Vaidyanathin the east, from Baba Kedarnath in the north to Shri Rameshwar, at the extreme southern end of India, these 12 Jyotirlingas serve to connect the whole of India.Similarly, the arrangement of our four dhams, the concept of our Shaktipeeths, the establishment of different pilgrimages in different corners of our country, this outline of our faith is actually an expression of the spirit of ‘Ek Bharat, Shreshtha Bharat’.’

Continuing with the role of spirituality in strengthening the unity of the nation, the Prime Minister dwelled upon the national and international potential of tourism and spiritual tourism. He said that the country is reviving the ancient glory by building modern infrastructure. He gave example of Ramayana circuit which is apprising the Ram Bhakts about new places related to lord Ram and making them feel how Lord Ram is entire India’s Ram. Similarly Buddha Circuit providing facilities to the devotees from world over. The Prime Minister informed that Tourism Ministry is developing tourist circuits on 15 themes under Swadesh Darshan Scheme, creating opportunities for tourism in neglected areas. Developments in hilly area like Kedarnath, tunnel and highways for Char Dhams, development work in Vaishnao Devi, high-tech infrastructure in the Northeast are bridging the distances. Similarly, under PRASHAD Scheme, announced in 2014, is developing 40 major places of pilgrimage out of which, 15 are already completed. In Gujarat, work is on for three projects worth over 100 crore.  Attention is being paid to connect the places of pilgrimages. The Prime Minister said that the country is not only connecting common citizens through tourism but is moving forward too. ‘The Country has moved from 65th place in 2013 on  Travel & Tourism Competitiveness Index to 34th place in 2019.

The Somnath Promenade has been developed under PRASHAD (Pilgrimage Rejuvenation and Spiritual, Heritage Augmentation Drive) Scheme at a total cost of over ₹ 47 crore. The Somnath Exhibition Centre, developed in the premises of ‘Tourist Facilitation Centre’, displays the exhibits from dismantled parts of old Somnath temple and its sculptures having Nagar style temple architecture of old Somnath.

The reconstructed temple precinct of Old (Juna) Somnath has been completed by Shree Somnath Trust with a total outlay of ₹ 3.5 crore. This temple is also referred to as AhilyabaiTemple since it was built by Queen Ahilyabai of Indore, when she found that the old temple was in ruins. The entire old temple complex has been holistically redeveloped for the safety of pilgrims and with augmented capacity.

Shree Parvati Temple is proposed to be constructed with a total outlay of ₹ 30 Cr. This will include temple construction in Sompura Salats Style, development of GarbhaGriha and Nritya Mandap.

 

 

Prime Minister’s participation in the 20th ASEAN-India Summit and the 18th East Asia Summit

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Prime Minister attended the 20th ASEAN-India Summit and the 18th East Asia Summit (EAS) in Jakarta on 7 September 2023.

At the ASEAN-India Summit, Prime Minister held extensive discussions with ASEAN partners on further strengthening of ASEAN-India Comprehensive Strategic Partnership and charting its future course. Prime Minister reaffirmed ASEAN centrality in the Indo-Pacific and highlighted the synergies between India’s Indo-Pacific Ocean’s Initiative (IPOI) and ASEAN’s Outlook on the Indo-Pacific (AOIP). He also emphasized the need to complete the review of ASEAN-India FTA (AITIGA) in a time bound manner.

Prime Minister presented a 12-point proposal for strengthening India – ASEAN cooperation covering connectivity, digital transformation, trade and economic engagement, addressing contemporary challenges, people-to-people contacts and deepening strategic engagement, as follows:

• Establishing multi-modal connectivity and economic corridor that links South-East Asia-India-West Asia-Europe

• Offered to share India’s Digital Public Infrastructure Stack with ASEAN partners

• Announced ASEAN-India fund for Digital Future focusing on cooperation in digital transformation and financial connectivity

• Announced renewal of support to Economic and Research Institute of ASEAN and East Asia (ERIA) to act as knowledge partner for enhancing our engagement.

• Called for collectively raising issues being faced by Global South in multilateral fora

• Invited ASEAN countries to join Global Centre for Traditional Medicine being established by WHO in India

• Called for working together on Mission LiFE

• Offered to share India’s experience in providing affordable and quality medicines to people through Jan-Aushadhi Kendras

• Called for collective fight against terrorism, terror financing and cyber-disinformation

• Invited ASEAN countries to join Coalition for Disaster Resilient Infrastructure

• Called for cooperation in disaster management

• Called for enhanced cooperation on maritime safety, security and domain awareness

Two Joint Statements, one on Maritime Cooperation, and the other on Food Security were adopted.

In addition to India and ASEAN Leaders, Timor-Leste participated in the Summit as Observor.

At the 18th East Asia Summit, Prime reiterated the importance of EAS mechanism and reaffirmed our support to further strengthening it. Prime Minister underlined India’s support for ASEAN centrality and called for ensuring a free, open and rules based Indo-Pacific.

Prime Minister highlighted synergies of visions for Indo-Pacific between India and ASEAN, and underscored that ASEAN is the focal point of Quad’s vision.

Prime Minister also called for a cooperative approach to address global challenges including terrorism, climate change and resilient supply chains for essential items including food and medicines, and for energy security. He highlighted India’s steps in the area of climate change and our initiatives such as ISA, CDRI, LiFE and OSOWOG.

Leaders also exchanged views on regional and international issues.

Prime Minister’s participation in the 20th ASEAN-India Summit and the 18th East Asia Summit

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Prime Minister attended the 20th ASEAN-India Summit and the 18th East Asia Summit (EAS) in Jakarta on 7 September 2023.

At the ASEAN-India Summit, Prime Minister held extensive discussions with ASEAN partners on further strengthening of ASEAN-India Comprehensive Strategic Partnership and charting its future course. Prime Minister reaffirmed ASEAN centrality in the Indo-Pacific and highlighted the synergies between India’s Indo-Pacific Ocean’s Initiative (IPOI) and ASEAN’s Outlook on the Indo-Pacific (AOIP). He also emphasized the need to complete the review of ASEAN-India FTA (AITIGA) in a time bound manner.

Prime Minister presented a 12-point proposal for strengthening India – ASEAN cooperation covering connectivity, digital transformation, trade and economic engagement, addressing contemporary challenges, people-to-people contacts and deepening strategic engagement, as follows:

• Establishing multi-modal connectivity and economic corridor that links South-East Asia-India-West Asia-Europe

• Offered to share India’s Digital Public Infrastructure Stack with ASEAN partners

• Announced ASEAN-India fund for Digital Future focusing on cooperation in digital transformation and financial connectivity

• Announced renewal of support to Economic and Research Institute of ASEAN and East Asia (ERIA) to act as knowledge partner for enhancing our engagement.

• Called for collectively raising issues being faced by Global South in multilateral fora

• Invited ASEAN countries to join Global Centre for Traditional Medicine being established by WHO in India

• Called for working together on Mission LiFE

• Offered to share India’s experience in providing affordable and quality medicines to people through Jan-Aushadhi Kendras

• Called for collective fight against terrorism, terror financing and cyber-disinformation

• Invited ASEAN countries to join Coalition for Disaster Resilient Infrastructure

• Called for cooperation in disaster management

• Called for enhanced cooperation on maritime safety, security and domain awareness

Two Joint Statements, one on Maritime Cooperation, and the other on Food Security were adopted.

In addition to India and ASEAN Leaders, Timor-Leste participated in the Summit as Observor.

At the 18th East Asia Summit, Prime reiterated the importance of EAS mechanism and reaffirmed our support to further strengthening it. Prime Minister underlined India’s support for ASEAN centrality and called for ensuring a free, open and rules based Indo-Pacific.

Prime Minister highlighted synergies of visions for Indo-Pacific between India and ASEAN, and underscored that ASEAN is the focal point of Quad’s vision.

Prime Minister also called for a cooperative approach to address global challenges including terrorism, climate change and resilient supply chains for essential items including food and medicines, and for energy security. He highlighted India’s steps in the area of climate change and our initiatives such as ISA, CDRI, LiFE and OSOWOG.

NCP leader counters ‘fiefdom’ jibe from Ajit Pawar-led faction, says Sharad Pawar ‘stood behind you like a rock’

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The recent allegations against NCP leader Sharad Pawar received severe criticism from NCP MLA Jitendra Awhad. Ajit Pawar-led faction of the party allegedly targeted Sharad Pawar, and accused him of running the party like a “personal fiefdom”.

Defending Sharad Pawar, Jitendra Ahwad responded to the allegations with an emotional message. He emphasised how Sharad Pawar continued to support the faction despite being accused of running the party like a “personal fiefdom”.

“It is not a question of technicalities and legalities, the question is about sensitivity. Sharad Pawar is the man who raised you and stood behind you like a rock. You used words that he was running the party like a personal fiefdom; these words are contradictory to Sharad Pawar’s character,” Awhad said while speaking to reporters in Nagpur, reported ANI.

“Sharad Pawar has never done anything beyond democratic principles,” he added.

Jitendra Ahwad was responding to queries a day after the Election Commission of India (ECI) called the rival factions of the NCP for a personal hearing over claims on the party name and symbol.

After the rebel by Ajit Pawar, the National Congress Party split into to divisions. Now, its one faction is led by Sharad Pawar and the other one is led by Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar.

Ajit Pawar-led faction had rebelled against Sharad Pawar and moved to the Election Commission. His faction is claiming over the party name and symbol.

Ajit Pawar led faction faction knocked the doors of the Election Commission in July this year. The faction is staking claim to the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) and the party symbol amid a feud between the two factions.

Subsequently, the EC wrote to both factions of the party acknowledging the split. It also directed both Sharad Pawar and Ajit Pawar to share documents, submitted to the polling body, with each other.

In July, the EC responded to a plea filed by Ajit Pawar and issued a show-case notice to the Sharad Pawar-led NCP group. In the petition, it was claimed that Ajit Pawar should be declare NCP president and should be allotted the party’s symbol as per the provisions of the Election Symbols (Reservation and Allotment) Order, 1968.

Ministry of Textiles celebrates ‘World Cotton Day’ 2023 Cotton Corporation of India launches “Bale Identification and Traceability System”

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The Ministry of Textiles marked World Cotton Day 2023 by hosting a conference centered on the theme of “Enhancing Quality & Productivity of Indian Cotton through Policy, Innovation, & Technology Upgradation.” This event was conducted in collaboration with the Cotton Corporation of India (CCI) and the EU-Resource Efficiency Initiative, an initiative by GIZ.
The conference held on the eve of World Cotton Day, highlighted best practices and sustainable farming methods throughout the cotton value chain, spanning from Farm to Fibre to Factory to Fashion to Foreign. Brainstorming sessions addressed crucial topics, including “Enhancing Sustainability & Circularity in the Cotton Value Chain” and “Cotton Mission for Enhancing Quality & Productivity.”
To ensure that the quality, variety, origin, and other vital parameters of cotton are transparent to both Indian and international buyers, CCI launched the “Bale Identification and Traceability System” (BITS) using Blockchain Technology. Each cotton bale now carries a QR code that allows easy tracking of its original source, processing factory, storage details, and associated cotton quality information, including timestamps.
Additionally, the Ministry of Textiles introduced the Kasturi Cotton program, a premium certified quality cotton with traceability. TEXPROCIL, in collaboration with CCI on behalf of the Ministry of Textiles, is overseeing the implementation of this program. All ginners in the country are empowered to produce Kasturi Cotton following quality protocols.
In conjunction with CCI, CAI, and CITI, the Ministry of Textiles unveiled the event brochure for the 81st Plenary meeting of the International Cotton Advisory Committee (ICAC), slated to take place in Mumbai from December 2nd to 5th, 2023. The theme for this event is “Cotton Value Chain: Local Innovations for Global Prosperity,” with over 400 delegates and observers expected to attend from more than 27 countries.
Ms Prajakta L Verma, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Textiles, set the context and purpose of holding this event on this historical day of World Cotton Day. She highlighted India’s unique position as the only country with a complete cotton value chain and immense potential for increasing cotton production. She urged all stakeholders to collaborate to elevate the cotton textile industry to become a leading producer of quality textile products globally.
Ms. Shubha Thakur, Joint Secretary (Crops), Department of Agriculture and Cooperation & Farmers Welfare, stressed the urgency of boosting both cotton productivity and quality to

meet the growing demand from the industry and improve the livelihoods of cotton farmers across the country.
During her key note address, Ms. Rachna Shah, Secretary, Ministry of Textiles, emphasized the need for the textile industry to address challenges in order to maintain its position as a global leader in cotton production. The conference outcomes are envisioned to pave the way for increased cotton production and productivity while ensuring sustainability in the cotton value chain.
The exhibition inaugurated by the Secretary (Textiles) featured technological innovations for scaling up cotton productivity, including HDPS and closer spacing. ICAR-CICR and ICAR- CIRCOT also showcased natural colored cotton fabric and products, along with exhibits from UAS Dharwad displaying colored cotton seeds, lint, fabric, garments, and more. Other exhibitors, including SIMA-CDRA, Bajaj Steel Industries, and Pradharshan Guru, Sambhavi Handloom Design presented the latest Ginning and Processing Technologies, Best Farm Practices, Sustainable Fashion Label made by Rural Artisans and the use of Remote Sensing and Satellite Imagery in agriculture.
Distinguished panelists, including Sh. K K Lalpuria, ED & CEO, Indocount; Prof. Justin Kuhn, RWTH; Ms. Dipanwati Ray, Fashion for Good; Ms. Gauri Sharma, Shahi Exports; Mr. Ganesh Kasekar, GOTS; Dr. Rachna Arora, EU-REI, presided over discussions on “Enhancing Sustainability & Circularity in the Cotton Value Chain.”
Another session, “Cotton Mission for Enhancing Quality & Productivity,” included participants like Prof. R B Singh, NAAS; Mr. M B Lal, ex-CMD CCI & ex-Advisor TMC; Mr. Lalit Kumar Gupta, CMD, CCI; Dr. Rajvir Rathi, VC, Federation of Seed Industry of India; Dr. K Selvaraju, Secretary- General, SIMA. Dr. Y G Prasad, Director, CICR, presided over the session focusing on Cotton Mission for Enhancing Quality & Productivity.
In her closing remarks, Ms Prajakta L Verma, Joint Secretary (Fibre) expressed that the Ministry of Textiles continues its commitment to fostering innovation, sustainability and growth within the Indian cotton sector, working collaboratively with other ministries especially Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare, industry stakeholders and international partners.

Union Minister Sarbananda Sonowal inaugurates Ayurvedic Hospital in Majuli, Assam

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6 new Ayush hospitals, 100 Ayush dispensaries and 200 Ayush Health & Wellness Centres in Assam soon: Sarbananda Sonowal

The Union Minister for Ayush, Ports, Shipping & Waterways  Shri Sarbananda Sonowal inaugurated the 50 bedded Ayurvedic Hospital at Sriram Chapori in Majuli today. The hospital is aimed at further strengthening the Ayush healthcare system in the state.

The new hospital is equipped with specialised OPD services for Shalya (General Surgery), Prastuti Tantra & Stree Roga or PTSR (Obstetrics & Gynaecology), Panchakarma as well as Kayachikitsa (General Medicine). Apart from it, a modern laboratory, Panchakarma & Ksharasutra Therapy set ups, a Yoga unit, Anorectal clinic, Infertility clinic, Geriatric & rejuvenative clinic, Rheumatology clinic, Lifestyle Disorders as well as Skin & Cosmetic clinic are also available at the newly opened hospital. In the OPD section, 50 patients will be treated at a time.

Speaking on the occasion, Shri Sarbananda Sonowal said, “Majuli possesses tremendous potential to become a hub for Ayush healthcare in the region. With its rich flora and heritage, our beautiful Majuli has the unique ability to  become a healthcare hub. This Ayurvedic hospital, while offering treatment to local people, can become a lynchpin to make Majuli become the Ayush hub of the region, aiding to the vision of ‘Swastha Bharat’ as envisaged by the Prime Minister, Narendra Modi ji.”

The Union Minister also announced that 6 new Ayush hospitals are being planned to set up in Assam. Among them, four 50 bedded hospitals to come up in Kaliabor, Morigaon, Kokrajhar and Baksa, while one 30 bedded hospital will come up in Diphu and one 10 bedded hospital in Bajali. Apart from these, the Union Ayush Minister also confirmed operationalisation of 289 Ayush Health & Wellness Centres in the state, while 200 more AHWCs will be operational in Assam soon. Sonowal also announced that 100 Ayush dispensaries will be set up in all districts of Assam.

On this occasion, Minister of Health & Family Welfare, Government of Assam, Shri Keshab Mahanta; MP (Lok Sabha) for Jorhat, Shri Topon Kumar Gogoi; MP (Lok Sabha) for Lakhimpur, Shri Pradan Baruah; MLA (Majuli), Bhuban Gam among other senior officials of Ministry of Ayush, Government of India and state government were present.

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