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CM Sai to participate in the International Day of Older Persons program on October, 1 tomorrow

Raipur : On October 1, the state-level event of International Day of Older Persons will be organised at Surajpur district headquarters. Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai will participate in the Cyan Samman program organised on this occasion. CM will also honor the elders in the Cyan Samman program organised at Agrasen Stadium in Surajpur from 1 pm and will perform Bhoomi Pujan and inauguration of 159 works costing Rs 187 crore 51 lakh 72 thousand in Surajpur district.

Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai will depart by helicopter from Raipur at 11.50 am to attend the state-level Gyan Samman programme organised at Surajpur and will reach Surajpur at 1 pm. Chief Ministeri Sai will participate in the program organised at Agrasen Stadium in Surajpur from 1.15 pm.

On the occasion, Chief Minister will perform Bhoomi Pujan of 109 works costing Rs. 110.67 crores and inaugurate 50 works constructed at a cost of Rs. 76.84 crores.

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