Swachh Bharat Abhiyan

Hope you all are good and healthy
Jai Hind Jai Bharat 🙏

✨Happy Diwali friends ✨

Great Modi

One serious request to all
Please do not exchange Rs 500 or 1000 with your local SABJI WALA, samll VENDORS, THELA WALA..
They may not be aware the fact and may NOT HOLD a BANK ACCOUNT too. It may be completely lost to them 🙏🏻

😆 Surgical strike 😆

Breaking News:- IMPORTANT for everyone. .Tomorrow, on 9th November, all types of Banks will be closed.
1. From midnight denominations of Rs 500 and Rs1000 will not be legal tender.
2. All old currencies notes will be submitted from 10 November to 31st December to banks, post offices, govt.hospital, retail outlets of petrol pump, railway booking counter, etc.
3.From Atm, customers can withdraw upto rs 2000.
4. Govt.has arranged special arrangements upto mid night of 11th November.
5. Govt will bring new notes of Rs 500 and Rs 2000.
6. At some places, ATM will not work for 2 days.
7. All type of non cash transaction through cheque, DD, ATM , POS, Electronic transfer, etc though will rum smoothly.
8.Bankers will now soon follow RBI instructions .

For more details, listen PM Modi speech on DD News Live Now. All are planned earlier but kept confidential .

Government to launch cleanliness awards for public health facilities

Elaborating on objectives of the initiative, health officials said it is aimed at promoting cleanliness, hygiene and infection control practices at public healthcare facilities.

NEW DELHI: The government is set to announce a scheme under which public health facilities will be awarded based on their performance on various parameters, including sanitation, cleanliness and infection control.

Health Minister J P Nadda will launch the initiative to award public health facilities, 'Kayakalp', tomorrow and also release 'Swachhata' guidelines for these facilities.

Health Ministry officials said that this initiative was the Ministry's contribution to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's pet project 'Swachh Bharat Abhiyan'.

Elaborating on the objectives of the initiative, health officials said it is aimed at promoting cleanliness, hygiene and infection control practices at public healthcare facilities.

The initiative also aims to incentivise such facilities that show exemplary performance in adhering to standard protocols of cleanliness and infection control as well as inculcate a culture of ongoing assessment and peer review of performance related to hygiene, cleanliness and sanitation.

The number of awards proposed under the scheme are for the best two district hospitals in each state, best two Community Health Centres (CHC) or sub-district hospitals and one award for Primary Health Centre in every district.

In the first category, the first and second district hospitals will be given Rs 50 lakh and Rs 20 lakh, respectively, while for CHC category, the first facility will be given Rs 15 lakh and the second Rs 10 lakh. For PHC, Rs 2 lakh will be awarded.

"The awards would be distributed based on the performance of the facility on sanitation and hygiene, infection control, hospital upkeep, waste management and community participation.

"Assessment would be done sequentially through a three tier system - Internal assessment followed by Peer assessment and then external assessment," Health Ministry said.

A state-level award committee will be constituted under the health secretary or mission director while a three to five-member committee at the district level will be constituted under the district magistrate or the Chief Medical Officer (CMO).

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