The first-phase training for Census 2027 was conducted in Rajnandgaon under the guidance of District Panchayat CEO Suruchi Singh, focusing on digital enumeration, confidentiality, and timely execution of the nationwide population exercise.
In-Charge Collector Suruchi Singh directed officials in Rajnandgaon to ensure accurate girdawari reporting, complete PMAY-G houses quickly, and prepare for Census 2027. Health monitoring of high-risk pregnancies and departmental coordination were also emphasized.
Zila Panchayat CEO Suruchi Singh heard public grievances during the weekly Jandarshan in Rajnandgaon and directed officials to ensure priority resolution of applications and benefits under government schemes for eligible citizens.
District officials in Rajnandgaon attended a one-day training programme on e-Office, e-HRMS and SPARROW software, aimed at improving digital governance, transparency and efficiency in administrative processes.
Rajnandgaon Collector Jitendra Yadav chaired the weekly time-limit meeting on Wednesday, directing officials to conduct regular field visits for ground-level implementation of government welfare schemes while reviewing pending cases under CM Jandarshan, PG Portal and Collector Jandarshan.
As paddy procurement enters its final phase, the Rajnandgaon district administration has intensified vigilance against illegal transport and sale of paddy, seizing 845 quintals of grain worth nearly ₹1.47 crore and registering cases against 10 accused.
Chairing the weekly time-limit meeting, Collector Jitendra Yadav directed officials to work with complete dedication for the development of Rajnandgaon district under various government schemes. He praised the effective action taken against illegal paddy transport and instructed officers to maintain the same momentum. The Collector reviewed ongoing urban development works, rural construction quality, progress under MGNREGA, PM Awas Yojana, Ayushman Card services, and initiatives to ensure economic self-reliance of vulnerable communities.
A long‐standing informal “middlemen system” in Rajnandgaon’s agricultural mandis has come under unprecedented pressure as the district administration intensifies its crackdown on illegal paddy trade, fake procurement slips, and cross-border smuggling. The ongoing operations have shaken the entire unregulated network of agents, small traders, and farmers.
Rajnandgaon Collector Jitendra Yadav chaired the Jivandeep Committee meeting at the District Hospital on Monday, issuing strict directions to complete the ongoing renovation work before January 1. The meeting also finalised new tenders for the cycle stand and canteen, approved a Millet Café to be run by a women’s self-help group, and cleared proposals for procuring lab equipment and upgrading the psychiatric ward.
Collector Jitendra Yadav carried out an unannounced inspection of paddy procurement centres across Tumdibod, Tilairwar, Maharajpur and Kohka on Wednesday. He reviewed registers, daily procurement records, and on-ground arrangements, instructing officers to strictly maintain farmer-friendly facilities and adhere to procurement norms.
Collector Jitendra Yadav held a district-level meeting with millers to streamline registration, resolve technical issues, and strengthen monitoring of paddy lifting through the Satark App and GPS tracking, while continuing strict action against illegal paddy transport.
A mega adolescent girls’ health awareness camp under Project Niramaya Navya 2025 was held in Rajnandgaon, where 1,800 students and 50 teachers participated in comprehensive health screening and awareness sessions on menstrual and reproductive health. Mayor Madhu Sudan Yadav inaugurated the event, praising the initiative for strengthening girls’ health awareness and access to essential supplements and medical guidance.