Why Shivraj Singh Chouhan is offering social sector schemes as a post-Covid-19 palliative
From state support for Covid-19 orphans to free food and government jobs for the next of kin of Covid victims, the government hopes its schemes could blunt the anger against it for being caught unawares by the second wave
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CM Shivraj Singh Chouhan during a virtual meeting in Bhopal on May 29, 2021
As Covid cases decline in numbers, Madhya Pradesh chief minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has begun to focus on a post-Covid response by his government. He proposes to implement a series of welfare measures that will not only ease the suffering of those affected by Covid but also hopefully blunt the anger against the government’s failure to anticipate the second wave.
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan on Thursday said that restrictions will continue to remain in force despite the gradual unlocking of economic activities in the state from June 1. Public events, including political rallies, won't b
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Night Curfew to Curb Coronavirus Likely in Bhopal, Indore: Madhya Pradesh CM
MP chief minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has said that curfew might be imposed from Sunday or Monday, and people coming from Maharashtra should be thermally scanned.
Madhya Pradesh chief minister Shivaraj Singh Chouhan. Credit: PTI
Health13/Mar/2021
Bhopal: Madhya Pradesh chief minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has said that night curfew might be imposed in Bhopal and Indore from Sunday or Monday in view of spurt in coronavirus cases in these two districts.
He said this during a meeting held on Friday evening to review the coronavirus situation in the state.
Hoshangabad in Madhya Pradesh will be renamed Narmadapuram, Chief Minister Shivraj Chouhan said
Bhopal:
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has announced that Hoshangabad city in the state would be renamed as Narmadapuram and a proposal to that effect would be sent to the Centre.
He made the announcement during the Narmada Jayanti programme held in Hoshangabad on Friday evening.
While addressing a gathering on the banks of Narmada, Mr Chouhan asked whether the government should change the name of Hoshangabad, to which the people present there replied in the affirmative. What should be the new name? Mr Chouhan asked, and the people replied, Narmadapuram!