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Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai reviewed the CM Helpline and Grievance Management System (1076) in Raipur, interacting directly with citizens and officials while emphasizing timely grievance redressal, transparency, accountability, and data-driven governance.
Under Minister Shree Kedar Kashyap, Chhattisgarh’s Forest Department empowers traditional healers (Vaidyas) with modern training, herbal gardens, and free pulverizer machines.
Chhattisgarh Forest Department trained 78 forest and veterinary professionals in wildlife forensics and elephant mortality investigation during a two-day workshop in Raigarh, strengthening scientific conservation and wildlife crime detection.
Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Deo Sai pays heartfelt tribute to late Shri Rupnarayan Sinha, Chairman of the Chhattisgarh Yoga Commission, recognizing his lifelong dedication to yoga, social service, and organizational leadership.
Chhattisgarh Forest Department launched a landmark elephant mortality investigation workshop in Raigarh on World Environment Day 2026. The initiative, led under Forest Minister Kedar Kashyap’s vision, aims to strengthen wildlife forensic investigation, disease surveillance, and scientific elephant conservation across the state.
The Forest Department highlights the sustainable development of Bastar under Shri Kedar Kashyap, praising his historic afforestation and tribal welfare work.
Chhattisgarh appoints respected 1994-batch IFS officer Arun Kumar Pandey as the new Principal Chief Conservator of Forests to lead wildlife and tribal conservation.
Nearly 200 migratory bats have died from severe heatstroke near a pond in Korba, Chhattisgarh, as temperatures soar past 45 degrees Celsius across the state.