E-commerce portal of MSME to enable all businesses to enhance global reach

 

E-commerce portal of MSME to enable all businesses to enhance global reach

Posted On: 22 JUL 2021 1:19PM by PIB Delhi

National Small Industries Corporation, a PSU under the Ministry of MSME  has a B2B MSME Global Mart Portal and efforts have been made to further strengthen activities under it. The salient features of the portal include online registration, web store management, multiple payment options, customer support through Call Centre and enhanced security features.

 Khadi and Village Industries Commission (KVIC), a statutory body under the Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises has ekhadiindia.com for B2C outreach, which enables all businesses to have a global reach with Interactivity, Immediacy and Ease of Adaptation.

The revenue generation from the portal depends on membership of the portal.

This information was given by Minister for Micro. Small and Medium Enterprises Shri Narayan Rane in a written reply in the Lok Sabha today.


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Government includes Retail and Wholesale Trade as MSMES

 

Government includes Retail and Wholesale Trade as MSMES

Posted On: 22 JUL 2021 1:22PM by PIB Delhi

From 2nd July, 2021, the Government has included Retail and Wholesale Trades as MSMEs.

The Government, vide notification no. S.O. 2119(E) dated 26.06.2020, had notified composite criteria of classification of MSMEs based on investment in plant and machinery or equipment and turnover of the enterprise. With the introduction of new classification  of  MSMEs   w.e.f. 01.07.2020,  a  new cost – free  system  of  online  Udyam Registration which is based on self –declaration, has replaced the erstwhile filing of Udyog Aadhaar Memorandum.

Filing of Udyog Aadhaar Memorandum (UAM)/ Udyam Registration is required for availing benefits of the schemes and programmes of the Ministry of MSME.

          The Government has launched the Credit Guarantee Scheme (CGS) to strengthen credit delivery system and facilitate the flow of credit to the MSE sector without the hassles of collateral and third party guarantee. Under the scheme, Credit Guarantee is given to the Member Lending Institutions (MLIs) for loans upto Rs. 200 lakh. As per the data received from Credit Guarantee Fund Trust for Micro and Small Enterprises (CGTMSE), Mumbai, there are 53,86,739 Nos. of guarantee and Rs. 2,72,007.42 crore amount of guarantee approved under Credit Guarantee Scheme since inception.

          To strengthen the Indian economy and to provide help to upcoming entrepreneurs, recently the Government has taken a number of initiatives under Aatma Nirbhar Bharat Abhiyan to support the MSME sector in the country, especially in Covid-19 pandemic. Some of them are:

  1. Rs. 20,000 crore Subordinate Debt for MSMEs.
  2. Rs.3 lakh crores Collateral free Automatic Loans for business, including MSMEs.
  3. Rs. 50,000 crore equity infusion through MSME Self-Reliant India Fund
  4. New Revised criteria of classification of MSMEs.
  5. New Registration of MSMEs through ‘Udyam Registration’ for Ease of Doing Business.
  6. No global tenders for procurement up to Rs. 200 crores.

An Online Portal “Champions” has been launched on 01.06.2020 by Hon’ble Prime Minister. This covers many aspects of e-governance including redressal of grievances and handholding of MSMEs.

RBI has also announced several measures to Reduce Financial Stress of MSMEs.

This information was given by Minister for Micro. Small and Medium Enterprises Shri Narayan Rane in a written reply in the Lok Sabha today.

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Whether future waves will affect children more or with increased severity are all speculations- Dr. Praveen Kumar, Director, Department of Pediatrics, Lady Hardinge Medical College, New Delhi

 

Whether future waves will affect children more or with increased severity are all speculations- Dr. Praveen Kumar, Director, Department of Pediatrics, Lady Hardinge Medical College, New Delhi

“COVID Vaccine for pregnant women and lactating mothers will protect the growing foetus and new-born against the deadly infection”
“So far, mortality rate in children is lower as compared to adults and is usually seen in children with comorbidities”

Posted On: 21 JUL 2021 2:53PM by PIB Delhi

Dr. Praveen Kumar, Director, Department of Pediatrics, Lady Hardinge Medical College, New Delhi talks about various issues including impact of COVID-19 on children, the need to protect them, and vaccinating pregnant women and lactating mothers.

 

How has the pandemic affected children’s mental and physical health? What needs to be done to reduce its long-term impact?

Pandemic can have a severe effect on children’s mental and physical health. They are confined at home for more than a year. Moreover, illnesses in the family, wage losses for parents have increased stress. Children may express psychological distress (sadness) by acting out in a different way each child behaves differently. Some may become silent while others may express anger and hyperactivity.

Caregivers need to be patient with children and understand their emotions. Look for signs of stress in young children, which could be excessive worry or sadness, unhealthy eating or sleeping habits, and difficulty with attention and concentration. Families also need to support children to cope with stress and also allay their anxiety.

Do you think the future waves can affect children more severely? How does the country need to prepare for any future wave of COVID-19 with respect to providing quality care to pediatric patients?

As we all know, COVID-19 is a new virus that has potential to mutate. Whether the future waves will affect children more or with increased severity are speculations. People speculate that future waves may affect children more as most of the adults will be vaccinated in the next few months while we do not have any approved vaccine for children at this point in time.

Though we don’t know how the virus is going to behave and affect children in the future, we need to protect our children from the contagion. Adults in the house should follow COVID-Appropriate Behavior, and limit their social engagements to reduce the chances of infection as they may carry and transmit the infection to others. Besides, all the adults should take vaccines, which will also protect the children to a great extent.

And now vaccine is available for pregnant women and lactating mothers. This will give a certain degree of protection to the growing foetus and new-born against the deadly infection.

 

How has the second wave of COVID-19 affected children?

Second wave has affected children equally. COVID-19 is a new virus and it affects all age groups because we do not have natural immunity against this virus. As per the NCDC/IDSP dashboard, approximately 12% of infected COVID was contributed by patients less than 20 years of age.

Recent surveys have shown similar seropositivity in children and adults. However, due to a larger number of people affected during second wave number of infected children were also more as compared to the first wave. So far, the mortality rate in children is lower as compared to adults and is usually seen in children with comorbidities.

 

What were the challenges that you faced in treating pediatric patients, especially those who required hospitalisation?

Largely we were able to manage children well by increasing number of dedicated beds for COVID infected children. However, during peak of second wave we faced some challenges as many of senior doctors, resident doctors, staff nurses became positive. We also faced challenges in accommodating all referrals during peak of second wave.

 

What is MIS-C? Please elaborate on the condition, the challenges that you face while treating an MIS-C case? If you think parents need to be aware of it? Its treatment

The multisystem inflammatory syndrome (MIS) is a new syndrome seen in children and adolescents (0-19 years of age). Most patients report it two to six weeks after the peak of COVID-­19 infections in the affected population.

Three types of clinical course are described: Persistent fever with Raised Inflammatory parameters, Classical Kawasaki Disease like presentation and Shock, LV dysfunction with the inotropic requirement. For establishing the diagnosis of MIS-C, advanced investigations are required. All suspected cases should be referred and managed in a tertiary care hospital with HDU/ICU facility. If identified early, all these cases can be treated.

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Universities should become thought leaders in finding solutions to global challenges such as climate change and poverty – Vice President

 

Universities should become thought leaders in finding solutions to global challenges such as climate change and poverty – Vice President


Urges philanthropists and industrialists to help in the cause of education

Virtual education no substitute for classroom learning; need to develop a hybrid teaching model for future – Vice President

Teaching is not simply content delivery; it should prepare students to think independently and creatively – Vice President

Calls for using technology to build a more equitable system of teaching and learning

Use artificial intelligence and big data to personalized education to every child – Vice President

VP wants universities to become flag bearers of sustainability in every field

Praises the role of universities in research on Covid-19 vaccination and related subjects

Addresses the World Universities’ Summit organised by OP Jindal University

Posted On: 21 JUL 2021 12:21PM by PIB Delhi

The Vice President, Shri M. Venkaiah Naidu today asked universities to become thought leaders in finding solutions to global challenges such as climate change, poverty and pollution. He also wanted the universities to discuss various socio-economic and political issues facing the world and come up with ideas that can be implemented by the governments as per their needs and suitability.

Addressing the inaugural session of World Universities Summit organised by O.P. Jindal University, Sonipat virtually, the Vice President said that universities should produce good academicians, economists and politicians who have good conduct, capacity, character and caliber.

Referring to the theme of the Summit, “Universities of the Future: Building Institutional Resilience, Social Responsibility and Community Impact”, Shri Naidu called for promoting multi-disciplinary approaches and emphasised the need for collaborative academic effort to create sustainable and scalable solutions to the challenges around us. He opined that sustainable development was the answer to many challenges faced by the world today and universities can play a major role towards this end. “Universities need to embed sustainability as an underlying mission across all activities they pursue in various fields”, he said.

Stating that virtual education cannot be a substitute for conventional classroom learning, the Vice President emphasised the need to develop a hybrid teaching model for future by combining the best elements of offline and online education. He said that such a model should be both interactive and interesting for the learner as well as the teacher to ensure the optimum learning outcomes. He stressed that teaching is not simply content delivery; rather it should prepare students to learn independently and creatively. “Through pro-active critical thinking, learners should be moulded into leaders in their chosen fields, so that eventually they evolve into drivers of social change”, he added.

Shri Naidu recognised that the COVID-19 pandemic has forced faster innovation in the discipline of education which can help us build a more equitable system of teaching and learning. However, he also expressed the need to constantly improve and upgrade the online academic ecosystem. Calling for increased use of artificial intelligence in edutech, the Vice President opined that it could enrich the teaching–learning experience significantly and can also provide personalized education to every child. In addition to this, Shri Naidu wanted online educational tools to be used in skill training and adult education to enhance the skills and employability of our huge youth population. 

At the same time, the Vice President observed that experts have cautioned about the risk of myopia among children who spend long hours on digital devices and stay indoors. In this context, he suggested that students should spend half of their time in the classroom and the rest in the playground or with nature.

The Vice President said that the current pandemic has made us realise that no polity in the world is fully prepared against the unknown threats of the future. Referring to the saying that—‘no one is safe until everyone is’, he stated that crisis management on a global scale requires a many-pronged, multicultural, collective approach warranting the cooperation of all.

Appreciating the role of universities in research on Covid-19 vaccination and related fields, Shri Naidu said that humanity owes much to thousands of faculty members, research scholars and students who have spent countless days and nights working silently to bring out useful research for the benefit of the world. 

Calling for internationalization of curriculum, he wanted increased collaboration on research, joint classes and student projects with the active involvement of the industry. He also wanted Indian varsities to sensitize the world to the richness of ancient Indian knowledge systems that seek to promote sustainable ways of production and consumption.

The Vice President termed education as very critical to laying a robust foundation for any nation in ensuring its economic and social prosperity. He complimented O.P. Jindal Global University for being ranked amongst top 700 universities globally and the number one private university in India in the QS World University Rankings 2021. Highlighting the importance of higher education, he said that beyond their primary role of teaching and learning, higher education institutions are also centres of knowledge and rich intellectual capital which, through their impact-driven research, contribute significantly to the cause of nation-building.

Referring to the complexity and diversity of India’s large population, the Vice President wanted equity of access to education and called for the balance of quantity and quality of education to reap the benefits of our huge demographic dividend. “With our rich history of Vedas and Upanishads, we must strive to become a landmark knowledge capital of the world or Vishwa Guru, once again”, he added.

In this context, Shri Naidu suggested that public-private partnership is the way forward as the governments alone cannot do everything. Appreciating the founder chancellor of JGU, Shri Naveen Jindal for his efforts, he urged philanthropists and industrialists to help in the cause of education by joining the education sector and improving facilities.

The Vice President commended the O.P. Jindal Global University Vice Chancellor Prof (Dr.) C Raj Kumar for bringing together over 150 thought leaders from across 25+ countries who will deliberate to drive innovation in higher education. He expressed optimism that the three-day Summit will result in some transformative ideas for innovation and re-imagination of the future of Indian and global higher education.

Shri Dharmendra Pradhan, Union Minister of Education, Prof. (Dr.) D. P. Singh, Chairman, University Grants Commission (UGC), Shri Naveen Jindal, Founding Chancellor, O.P. Jindal Global University, Prof. (Dr.) C. Raj Kumar, Founding Vice Chancellor and Prof. Dabiru Sridhar Patnaik, Registrar, O.P. Jindal Global University were among the dignitaries who attended the virtual event.

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The features of the Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana (PMGSY)

 

The features of the Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana (PMGSY)

Posted On: 20 JUL 2021 10:13PM by PIB Delhi

Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana (PMGSY) was launched as a one-time special intervention to provide rural connectivity, by way of a single all- weather road, to the eligible unconnected habitations of designated population size (500+ in plain areas and 250+ in North-Eastern States, Himalayan States and Himalayan Union Territories as per 2001 census) in the core network for uplifting the socio-economic condition of the rural population. Relaxation has been provided to the Tribal (Schedule V) areas and Selected Tribal and Backward Districts (as identified by the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) and Planning Commission) and unconnected habitations in these areas with a population of 250 persons and above in the Core Network as per Census 2001 are eligible for connectivity under the scheme. In the critical Left Wing Extremism affected blocks (as identified by Ministry of Home Affairs), additional relaxation has been given to connect habitations with population 100 persons and above as per 2001 census.

The mandate of PMGSY has been subsequently widened to include new interventions. PMGSY- II was launched in the year 2013, with a target to upgrade 50,000 Kms of the existing rural road network to improve its overall efficiency as a provider of transportation services for people, goods and services. Road Connectivity Project for Left Wing Extremism Affected Areas (RCPLWEA) was launched in the year 2016 for construction/upgradation of strategically important roads chosen in the 44 worst affected LWE districts and adjoining districts in the 9 States of Andhra Pradesh, Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Odisha, Telangana and Uttar Pradesh. PMGSY-III was launched in the year 2019 for

consolidation of 1,25,000 Km Through Routes and Major Rural Links connecting habitations, inter-alia, to Gramin Agricultural Markets (GrAMs), Higher Secondary Schools and Hospitals.

The main features of PMGSY are decentralized and evidence based planning, standards and specifications as per Indian Road Congress (IRC) and Rural Roads Manual, dedicated implementation mechanism at central, state and district level, scrutiny of Detailed Project Reports (DPRs) at multiple levels, strong IT backbone for monitoring and implementation of the programme, three-tier quality management system, unbroken flow of funds, inbuilt mechanism for consultation with public representatives at planning, selection of roads and monitoring stages, etc.

The State of Tamil Nadu has been allocated a target length of 7,375 Km under PMGSY-III. The State has so far been sanctioned 880 road works of 3,198.01 Km at an estimated cost of Rs. 1,817.10 crore, which also includes 18 roads of 78.30 Km sanctioned for widening and strengthening of the existing carriageway width. The implementation period of PMGSY-III is upto March, 2025.

The allocation of funds to the States for implementation of PMGSY depends, inter-alia, on works in hand, pace of expenditure and unspent balance available with the State. The unspent balance with the State as on 1st April, 2021 was Rs. 258.26 crore, out of which the State has spent Rs.227.22 crore as on 15th July, 2021, leaving a balance of Rs. 31.04 crore with the State.

This answer is given  By Minister of State

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পি.এম.না ২০২১গী পার্লিয়ামেন্তগী নোংজু মীফমগী মাংওইননা থমখিবা ৱারোলগী মনিপুরী ৱাহন্থোক

 প্রধানমন্ত্রীগী লোইশঙ

পি.এম.না ২০২১গী পার্লিয়ামেন্তগী নোংজু মীফমগী মাংওইননা থমখিবা ৱারোলগী মনিপুরী ৱাহন্থোক


হৌজিক ফাওবদা ভারত মচা করোর ৪০না মখোয়গী পাম্বোমদা তীকা কাপতুনা ‘বাহুবলি’ ওইখ্রে: পি.এম.

ঐখোয়না পার্লিয়ামেন্তদা লাইচৎকী মতাংদা কান্নরবা অফবা দিবেৎ তৌনবা পাম্মি: পি.এম.

ঐহাক্না ফ্লোরগী লুচিংবশিংদা লাইচৎকী মতাংদা খন্ন-নৈননবা হয়েং নুমিদাং ৱাইরমদা মতম কাইথোক্নবা হায়জখ্রে: পি.এম.

ওপোজিসন্না অরুবা অমসুং মনুং হকচিনবা ৱাহংশিং হঙগদবনি অদুবু শান্তি লৈবা মওং অমদা পাউখুম পীনবা খুদোংচাবসু পীগদবনি: পি.এম.

Posted On: 19 JUL 2021 11:13AM by PIB Imphal

মরুপশিংবু তরাম্না ওকচরি অমদি ময়াম পুম্নমক্না অমত্তং ওইরবসু তীকা থাদোক্লম্লগনি হায়না ঐহাক্না থাজৈ। অদুম ওইনমক ঐহাক্না ময়াম পুম্বদা অমদি ঐহাক্কী হাউস অসিদা লৈরিবা মরুপ পুম্নমক্তা কোরোনাগী প্রোতোকলশিং অসি ঙাক্না চৎপদা মতেং পাংবীয়ু হায়না হায়জরি। ভেক্সিন অসি ‘বাহু’ (পাম্বোম)দা কাপ্পী অমসুং মসি কাপখ্রবা মীওইশিং অসি ‘বাহুবলি’ ওইরকই। কোরোনাগী মায়োক্তা লান্থেংননবা বাহুবলি ওইনবা অমত্তা ঙাইরবা লম্বী অসি তীকা থাদোকপনি।

কোরোনা লাইচৎ অসিগী মায়োক্তা মীওই করোর ৪০ হেন্না ‘বাহুবলি’ ওইখ্রে। মসি খোঙজেল য়াংনা মাংদা চংশিল্লি। লাইচৎ অসিনা মালেম শিনবা থুংনা, মীওইবা খুন্নাই অপুনবদা চৈথেং পীখি। মরম অসিনা ঐখোয়না লাইচৎকী মতাংদা কান্নরবা দিবেৎ তৌবা পাম্মি। ঐখোয়না লাইচৎ অসিগী মায়োক্তা লান্থেংননবা অনৌবা ৱাখল্লোন কয়া পুথোক্নবা ইকাই খুম্নরবা এম.পি. পুম্নমক্তগী প্রেক্তিকেল সজেসন পুম্নমক ঐখোয়না ফংনবা খ্বাইদগী মরু ওইবা মীৎয়েং পীবা তাই। করিগুম্বা মসিদা অশোই খরা লৈবা তারবদি মখোয়না মদু চুমথোকপা তাই অমসুং ঐখোয়না লাঞ্জং অসিদা পুন্না মাংদা চংশিনবা তাই।

ঐহাক্না ফ্লোরগী লুচিংবা পুম্নমক্তা হয়েং নুমিদাং ৱাইরমদা মতম কাইথোক্নবা হায়জখ্রে মরমদি ঐহাক্না লাইচৎ অসিগী ওইরিবা ফীভমগী মতাংদা অকুপ্পা মরোল য়াওবা প্রজেন্তেসন অমা মখোয়দা পীবা পাম্মি। ঐখোয়না হাউস মনুংদা লোইননা মপান্দা ফ্লোরগী লুচিংবা পুম্নমক্কা খন্ন-নৈনবা পাম্মি মরমদি ঐহাক্না লেপ্পা লৈতনা মুখ্য মন্ত্রীশিংগা উনদুনা লাকখি। তোঙান তোঙানবা ফোরমশিংদা খন্ন-নৈনবশিং পাঙথোক্লি। মসি হাউস্তা দিবেৎকা লোইননা ফ্লোরগী লুচিবশিংগা লোইননা খন্ন-নৈনরবদি হেন্না খুদোংচাগনি।

মীয়াম্না হংলকপা ৱাহংশিংগী পাউখুম সরকারনা পীবা ঙম্নবা হন্দক্কী সেসন অসি কান্নরবা দিবেৎশিংগা লোইননা রিজল ওরিয়েন্তেদ ওইহনসি। ঐহাক্না ইকাই খুম্নরবা এম.পি.শিং অমসুং দল পুম্নমক্তা হাউসশিংদা খ্বাইদগী অরুবা অমসুং মনুং হকচিনবা ৱাহংশিং হংনবা হাজরি অদুবু সরকারনা শান্তি লৈবা মওংদা পাউখুম পীনবসু অয়াবা পীনবীয়ু। দেমোক্রেসী অসি মীয়ামদা অচুম্বা অদু য়ৌহল্লবতদা মপাঙ্গল কনখৎলি। মসিনা মীয়ামগী থাজবা অমদি চাউখৎ-থৌরাংগী খোঙজেলদা মপাঙ্গল হাপ্পি।


মরুপশিং, হন্দক্কী সেসন অসিগী মনুংগী ওইবা শিল-লাংবা অসি মমাংগা মান্নদে, মীপুম খুদিংমক্না ফম্মিনদুনা অমদি পুন্না থবক তৌগনি মরমদি মসিদা অয়াম্বা মীওই তীকা থাদোক্লবা ঙাক্তনি। ঐহাক্না অমুক হন্না ময়ামদা থাগৎপা ফোঙদোকচরি অমসুং ময়ামদা ইশাবু চেকশিন্না লৈনবা হায়জরি। ঐখোয় পুন্না লৈবাক অসিগী অনীংবশিং অমসুং আশাশিং থুংহন্নবা অমত্তা ওইনা থবক তৌরসি।

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संसद के मानसून सत्र 2021 की शुरुआत में प्रधानमंत्री के संबोधन का मूल पाठ

अब तक 40 करोड़ से ज्‍यादा लोग कोरोना के खिलाफ लड़ाई में बाहुबली बन चुके हैं: प्रधानमंत्री

हम चाहते हैं कि संसद में भी इस महामारी के संबंध में सार्थक चर्चा हो, सबसे प्राथमिकता देते हुए इसकी चर्चा हो

राजनीतिक दलों से आग्रह करूंगा कि वो तीखे से तीखे सवाल पूछें, धारदार सवाल पूछें लेकिन शांत वातावरण में सरकार को जवाब का मौका भी दें: प्रधानमंत्री

Posted On: 19 JUL 2021 11:13AM by PIB Delhi

साथियों, सबका स्‍वागत है और मैं आशा करता हूं कि आप सबका वैक्‍सीन का कम से कम एक डोज लग गया होगा। लेकिन उसके बावजूद भी मेरी आप सब मित्रों से प्रार्थना भी है, सदन में भी सभी साथियों से प्रार्थना है कि हम सब कोरोना प्रोटोकॉल का पालन करने में सहयोग दें। अब ये वैक्‍सीन जो है बाहु पर लगती है, और जब वैक्‍सीन बाहु पर लगती है तो सब बाहुबली बन जाते हैं। और कोरोना के खिलाफ लड़ने के लिए बाहुबली बनने के लिए एक ही उपाय है कि आपके बाहु पर वैक्‍सीन लगवा दीजिए।

अब तक 40 करोड़ से ज्‍यादा लोग कोरोना के खिलाफ लड़ाई में बाहुबली बन चुके हैं। आगे भी बहुत तेज गति से इस काम को आगे बढ़ाया जा रहा है। ये Pandemic ऐसी महामारी है जिसने पूरे विश्‍व को  अपनी चपेट में लिया हुआ है, पूरी मानव जाति को अपनी चपेट में लिया हुआ है। और इसलिए हम चाहते हैं कि संसद में भी इस Pandemic के संबंध में सार्थक चर्चा हो, सबसे प्राथमिकता देते हुए इसकी चर्चा हो और सारे व्‍यवहारू सुझाव सभी माननीय सांसदों से मिलें ताकि Pandemic के खिलाफ लड़ाई में बहुत नयापन भी आ सकता है, कुछ कमियां रह गई  हों तो उनको भी ठीक किया जा सकता है और इस लड़ाई में सब साथ‍ मिल करके आगे बढ़ सकते हैं।


मैंने सभी फ्लोर लीडर्स से भी आग्रह किया है कि अगर कल शाम को वे समय निकालें तो Pandemic के संबंध में सारी विस्‍तृत जानकारी उनको भी मैं देना चाहता हूं। हम सदन में भी चर्चा चाहते हैं और सदन के बाहर भी सभी फ्लोर लीडर्स से, क्‍योंकि लगातार मैं मुख्‍यमंत्रियों से मिल रहा हूं। अलग-अलग forum में सब प्रकार की चर्चा हो रही है। तो फ्लोर लीडर्स से भी मैं चाहता हूं कि सदन चल रहा है तो एक सुविधाजनक होगा, रूबरू मिलकर उसकी बात होगी।

साथियों, ये सदन परिणामकारी हो, सार्थक चर्चा के लिए समर्पित हो, देश की जनता जो जवाब चाहती है वो जवाब सरकार को देने की पूरी तैयारी है। मैं सभी माननीय सांसदों  से, सभी राजनीतिक दलों से आग्रह करूंगा कि वो तीखे से तीखे सवाल पूछें, धारदार सवाल पूछें लेकिन शांत वातावरण में सरकार को जवाब का मौका भी दें। ताकि जनता-जनार्दन के पास सत्‍य पहुंचाने से लोकतंत्र को भी ताकत मिलती है, जनता का भी विश्‍वास बढ़ता है और देश की गति भी तेज होती है प्रगति की।

साथियों, ये सत्र अंदर की व्‍यवस्‍था पहले की तरह नहीं है, सब साथ बैठकर काम करने वाले हैं क्‍योंकि करीब-करीब सबका वैक्‍सीनेशन हो चुका है। मैं फिर एक बार आप सभी साथियों का बहुत-बहुत धन्‍यवाद करता हूं और आपसे भी आग्रह करता हूं आप खुद को संभालिए। और हम सब मिल करके देश की आशा-आकांक्षाओं को पार करने के लिए साथ मिल करके प्रयास करें।

बहुत-बहुत धन्‍यवाद साथियों।






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