Chhattisgarh Affairs
CM flags off Cgarhs first mobile millet cafe
Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel on Saturday flagged off the states first mobile millet caf, Millet on Wheels, at Kharsia in Raigarh district.
He cut a cake made of ragi to formally open the caf.
Appreciating the initiative, he said it would help to increase awareness on the need to consume , an official Communication said.
The Raigarh District Administration has started the Millet on Wheels. It will be run by the Anubhav womens group.
The outlet will serve dishes made of ragi, kodo and kutki. The cuisines are ragi cheela, dosa, millets paratha, idli, millets manchurian, pizza, kodo ki biryani and cookies.
Chhattisgarh is promoting the production and consumption of millets. The government also procures kodo, kutki and ragi at support price.
National and International Affairs
Information Technology Exports from India
Government has taken various steps to increase the Information Technology export from the country as detailed below
Govt to set up separate wing of integrative medicine in all medical colleges and hospitals
The Union Government is working towards setting up a separate wing of integrative medicine in all medical colleges and hospitals.
The Central government is working towards setting up a separate wing for integrative medicine, an approach that combines conventional medicine with traditional treatments, in all the medical colleges and hospitals. Government has established 1,50,000 Health and wellness centres across platforms that promote meditation, , and all aspects and activities.
India plans to promote green tourism during G20 presidency
India plans to promote green tourism, open up to 50 new tourism destinations, and launch a publicity campaign in overseas markets during its presidency of the this year, officials said.
India will host more than 200 G20 meetings at over 50 locations during the year, including key tourist attractions in Rajasthan, Goa, and Jammu & Kashmir, as well as near thearchaeological site of Dholavira in Gujaratand other historical monuments, officials said.
The government is pushing green initiatives to promote responsible tourism in the country and authorities plan to ensure small businesses have the Resources for green investments and to create local jobs.
The government estimates that foreign tourist numbers could reach 15 million in 2024, contributing more than $30 billion in earnings.
Tourist inflows had fallen to close to seven million in 2021, based on Industry estimates, from 11 million in 2019.
India has already added new Airports, and provided online visa facilities for tourists from about 160 countries. The government also allows foreign investors to invest 100% in tourism related businesses.
India signs MoU with Indonesia-Malaysia-Thailand Growth Triangle Joint Business Council
India has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Indonesia-Malaysia-Thailand Growth Triangle Joint Business Council (IMT-GT JBC), Malaysia to further promote the adoption of Energy Efficiency and sustainable practices in the region.
Energy Efficiency Services Limited (EESL), a Public Sector Undertaking under the Ministry of Power, signed the (MoU) with the IMT-GT JBC Malaysia coinciding with the India Energy Week celebrations. The next meeting of the working group will be held in Gujarat.