Now it will be known as 'Gaya Ji', approved Bihar cabinet

Patna, May 16 (IANS). Many large and important decisions were made at the Cabinet meeting, chaired by Chief Minister Nitish Kumar. One of the biggest decisions made during the meeting is the name of the city of Gaya. Now this city ‘Gaya Ji’ will be known. In addition, the Cabinet made an important decision to give a grace of Rs 50 lakh to the families of the soldiers tortured in ‘Operation Sindoor’. This decision reflects the honor of the martyrs and the government’s dedication to their families. The state government has also announced an increase in Dessness allowance (DA), giving its employees great relief. This decision will have economic benefits for millions of state employees. The Cabinet made an important decision to improve the cleaning system of the block and zone offices. The responsibility to clean these offices will be entrusted to Jeevika Didis. This step will not only promote hygiene, but will also provide jobs to women of the Livelihood Group. The state government took the status of the City Council to Sonpur in the Chhapra district and took steps to reorganize administrative units. In addition, Madanpur in the Aurangabad district will now be known as Nagar Panchayat. At the same time, the duration of the Ambidious Water Life Greenery program has been extended. This decision reflects the seriousness of the government regarding environmental protection and water conservation. The Cabinet approved a significant amount of Rs 186 crore for the water supply scheme of the Darbhanga district and Rs 72 crore for the Aurangabad district’s water supply project. In addition, the expansion of the Sonpur Mela organization area was also approved, and a new water supply project also received the green signal for Bodh Gaya City. The Cabinet approved the scheme to set up a government team building in 900 grams of Panchayats from the Panchayati Raj division in 900 grams. This will help to smooth the local administrative functions at the local level. New schools from Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan, which expands the field of education, are established in many districts Bihar. This will provide the students of the state to gain quality education. The state government will take a loan of Rs 58.193 crore to speed up development works. This quantity will be used in different development projects. 498 new posts have been approved under the Department of Cooperation. This will make the operation of the department more efficient. In the work of the Bihar government, Bihar’s indigenous standards will now receive the benefit of horizontal discussion. This decision was made to protect the interests of the disabled. 125 New posts have been approved in the office of the Chief Investigation Commissioner, so that the investigation can be done faster. The ‘Cancer Care Up Research Society’ will be formed to take an important initiative to deal with cancer diseases in the state. This society will work in the field of cancer prevention, treatment and research. In addition, the state government fired five doctors because they were absent from service, which took a difficult stand. In Bihar State Minority Residential Schools, teachers appointed under the education department will now be delegated, which will improve the quality of education in these schools. In addition, new minority schools will be built in Bhagalpur, Araria and Gopalganj. The Cabinet has given permission to pay two Crore 56 Lakh nine thousand crore calls for the Patna Metro project, so that the work of this important project will be rapidly increased. At the same time, applications related to birth and death will now be carried out at the Gram Panchayat level, which will facilitate people and do not have to visit blocks or other offices. The rules of non-technical posts of the Horticultural Directorate under Bihar have been changed. In addition, Bhimrao Ambedkar Residential School, Imamganj, Samastipur and Bhojpur buildings will be rebuilt so that students can get a better housing and education environment. -Ians DSC/Acade