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Raj Foundation: Raj Foundation Gives Nod To Build Pravasi Bhawan In Jaipur | Jaipur News
Jaipur: The proposal to build a Pravasi Bhawan in Jaipur was approved at the 11th executive committee meeting of Rajasthan Foundation held under the chairmanship of Chief Secretary Usha Sharma here on Friday.
Sharma said this building would prove useful for the convenience of non-resident Rajasthanis and for organising various programmes related to them.
She also said that the work being done by the state government for the migrants should be completed on priority.
Reviewing the progress of 17 letters of intent (LOI) worth Rs 271 crore related to the charitable projects of Rajasthan Foundation, the chief secretary issued directions that the implementation of these important LOIs related to social concerns be given top priority so that they materialise on the ground and prove beneficial to people at the earliest.
Rajasthan Foundation commissioner Dhiraj Srivastava informed the meeting that work related to the allotment of land for a multi-specialty hospital to be built at a cost of Rs 150 crore in Churu district has been completed.
Chief secretary Usha Sharma also approved the organisation of a variety of cultural programmes under the aegis of the foundation as per the action plan in the next three months.
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Sharma said this building would prove useful for the convenience of non-resident Rajasthanis and for organising various programmes related to them.
She also said that the work being done by the state government for the migrants should be completed on priority.
Reviewing the progress of 17 letters of intent (LOI) worth Rs 271 crore related to the charitable projects of Rajasthan Foundation, the chief secretary issued directions that the implementation of these important LOIs related to social concerns be given top priority so that they materialise on the ground and prove beneficial to people at the earliest.
Rajasthan Foundation commissioner Dhiraj Srivastava informed the meeting that work related to the allotment of land for a multi-specialty hospital to be built at a cost of Rs 150 crore in Churu district has been completed.
Chief secretary Usha Sharma also approved the organisation of a variety of cultural programmes under the aegis of the foundation as per the action plan in the next three months.
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PHED minister lays foundation stone for 3 water projects in Jaipur
Mahesh Joshi, the Public Health and Engineering Department Minister, has laid the foundation stone for three urban water supply schemes in Jaipur. These schemes, worth Rs 130 crore, were part of the chief minister’s budget announcement. The projects include renovation of pump houses, construction of high reservoirs, and ensuring smooth drinking water supply to various areas. The Rajasthan Water Supply and Sewerage Management Board has also approved drinking water projects worth Rs 1,100 crore. Additionally, other cities like Chennai and Lucknow have inaugurated water supply schemes benefiting their residents.
Mahesh Joshi, the Public Health and Engineering Department Minister, has laid the foundation stone for three urban water supply schemes in Jaipur. These schemes, worth Rs 130 crore, were part of the chief minister’s budget announcement. The projects include renovation of pump houses, construction of high reservoirs, and ensuring smooth drinking water supply to various areas. The Rajasthan Water Supply and Sewerage Management Board has also approved drinking water projects worth Rs 1,100 crore. Additionally, other cities like Chennai and Lucknow have inaugurated water supply schemes benefiting their residents.
‘New partnership to help amplify India, South-South Cooperation’: UN’s Shombi Sharp on LOI with Bill and Melinda Gate Foundation
The United Nations in India has signed an exchange of Letters of Intent with the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation to launch a new partnership aimed at amplifying India and South-South cooperation. This partnership will focus on identifying and sharing India’s best practices in development with other countries. The UN Resident Coordinator in India, Shombi Sharp, emphasized the importance of India’s role in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and praised India’s efforts in lifting people out of poverty, driving digital and green development, and leading South-South cooperation. The partnership was announced at the India-UN for Global South: Delivering for Development event.
The United Nations in India has signed an exchange of Letters of Intent with the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation to launch a new partnership aimed at amplifying India and South-South cooperation. This partnership will focus on identifying and sharing India’s best practices in development with other countries. The UN Resident Coordinator in India, Shombi Sharp, emphasized the importance of India’s role in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and praised India’s efforts in lifting people out of poverty, driving digital and green development, and leading South-South cooperation. The partnership was announced at the India-UN for Global South: Delivering for Development event.
Then president Kovind not invited for foundation laying of new Parliament building as he is ‘untouchable’: Kharge
Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge has alleged that former president Ram Nath Kovind was not invited for the foundation laying of the new Parliament building due to his caste. Kharge also criticized the government for not inviting President Droupadi Murmu for the inauguration while inviting actors. He questioned the BJP’s intention behind the women’s reservation bill, stating that it was proposed ahead of elections due to opposition unity. Kharge further claimed that Prime Minister Modi pitches four candidates against the Congress – one each from BJP, ED, Income Tax Department, and CBI.
Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge has alleged that former president Ram Nath Kovind was not invited for the foundation laying of the new Parliament building due to his caste. Kharge also criticized the government for not inviting President Droupadi Murmu for the inauguration while inviting actors. He questioned the BJP’s intention behind the women’s reservation bill, stating that it was proposed ahead of elections due to opposition unity. Kharge further claimed that Prime Minister Modi pitches four candidates against the Congress – one each from BJP, ED, Income Tax Department, and CBI.
