Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel will participate in the ‘Gram Suraj’ and Forest Rights Act Fair and dedicate 3.06 acres of ‘Maa Angarmoti Gauthan’ in village Dugali of Dhamtari district to mark the 75th birth anniversary of former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi on August 20.
Former PM Rajiv Gandhi had visited the village on July 15, 1985 after which the village is also known as ‘Rajiv Gram’. The district administration is ensuring the implementation of all the top priority schemes of the state government, official sources said.
The forest village Dugali ‘Gauthan’ has been named after the ‘Angarmoti Mata’, the goddess of the village. The village has 551 families out of whom 208 have 620 cattle. A grazing land covering 10 acres is also proposed. Funds were arranged through MGNREGA and recommendation of Central area Development Authority through Sihawa MLA Dr Laxmi Dhruv.
Chief Minister will also dedicate an archery training centre at Tribal Boys Hostel. At primary stage 10 boys and 10 girls will be imparted training through expert archer.
Baghel will also open a malnutrition rehabilitation centre at Primary health Centre, Dug. The centre will be used for providing complete treatment and medical care for malnutrition children. Additional to it mothers will be trained on various aspects of malnutrition.