The cabinet has decided to slacken the provisions of the Chhattisgarh Immovable Property Transfer Rule 1994 to utilize the Municipal Corporations-owned vacant buildings for the City Diagnostic Centre Scheme.
Private players will be invited to run the centres and provide rebated on diagnostic tests, Agriculture and Water Resources Minister Ravindra Choubey told the media on Thursday after the cabinet meeting.
He said a Cabinet Sub-Committee will be set up to amend the Chhattisgarh Unauthorized Development Regularization Act 2002 and Chhattisgarh Unauthorized Development Regularization Rules 2002.
The Cabinet will take a decision regarding the proposed amendments after receiving recommendations of the committee.
The Government has decided to procure goods for various government departments from the vendors of Chhattisgarh only.
The proposal for reorganization of the Chhattisgarh State Farmers Welfare Council was approved. Instead of Chief Minister, nominated persons will be the President and two Vice Presidents.
It was approved to revise the selling rate of vermi-compost from Rs 8/kg to Rs 10/kg.
It was also decided to redevelop the dilapidated buildings in district headquarters and other major cities. In the same sequence, consent in principle was given for the redevelopment plan of Shanti Nagar of Raipur.
With due terms and conditions, the Cabinet decided to allow the Chhattisgarh Housing Board and Raipur Development Authority to free-hold commercial property under residential and residential/commercial plan on the allotted government land.
The Cabinet also decided to increase/revise the service period of the remaining 69 contractual training officers in Industrial Training Institutes under Directorate of Employment and Training. The classes for ITI will commence from January 2021.