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Monthly Chhattisgarh Current Affairs September 2025 Monthly Chhattisgarh Current Affairs September 2025 : During September 2025, Chhattisgarh witnessed a series of noteworthy developments of considerable relevance for aspirants of CGPSC, Vyapam, and other state-level competitive examinations. This article systematically examines critical domains including state policies, major developmental initiatives, reforms in the health and education sectors, as well as interventions undertaken in Naxal-affected regions. The discussion is intended not only to provide candidates with updated information from an examination perspective but also to facilitate a comprehensive understanding of the contemporary socio-political and developmental landscape of the state. Furthermore, a set of quiz-based exercises has been curated to reinforce retention and analytical application of the covered themes. Sources: Navbharat Newspaper, Dainik Bhaskar, DPR Chhattisgarh, and other verified publications. For candidates preparing for examinations related to Chhattisgarh, engagement with the current affairs of Monthly September 2025 remains indispensable. The content presented herein synthesizes major state-level events, policies, schemes, and appointments in a concise yet academically rigorous manner. It is envisaged that this material will significantly enhance preparation by offering both factual precision and contextual insights. Monthly Chhattisgarh Current Affairs August 2025 English Coal Cess Merged into GST, States to Benefit From September 22, the ₹400 per ton coal cess will be abolished and merged into GST. Coal will now attract 18% GST instead of 5%. This decision will directly benefit coal-producing states like Chhattisgarh, Odisha, and Jharkhand through input tax credits and revenue sharing. Chhattisgarh alone is expected to gain ₹2,000–3,000 crore annually. Earlier, this cess went entirely to the Centre. However, Jharkhand raised objections during the proposal discussion. Practice Quiz Q. Assertion (A): Coal will now attract 18% GST instead of 5%.Reason (R): The ₹400 per ton coal cess has been abolished and merged into GST.a) A and R are true, and R is the correct explanation.b) A and R are true, but R is not the explanation.c) A is true, R is false.d) Both A and R are false. Answer: a) Chhattisgarh’s First Plastic Park at Urla Chhattisgarh’s first plastic park is being built in Urla, Raipur, at a cost of ₹39 crore. Industry Minister Lakhan Lal Dewangan has directed officials to complete construction by October 30, 2025. The park will host 44 industrial plots. Additionally, 635 tenders have been floated across 9 industrial areas. Four new smart industrial areas will be developed in Balodabazar, Bastar, Surguja, and Rajnandgaon. The state also aims to provide skill training to 1 million youth to enhance investment and employment opportunities. Practice Quiz Q. Which of the following policies and schemes were highlighted in the report to promote industries and employment?A. Investment Promotion PolicyB. New Industrial PolicyC. PM Vishwakarma YojanaD. All of the above Answer: D Kondagaon Leads Coconut Production in India Kondagaon in Chhattisgarh has secured the top position among 11 Demonstration-cum-Seed Production (DSP) centres in India for coconut production. The centre annually produces over 100 tonnes of coconuts and prepares more than 50,000 seedlings. It hosts 18 coconut varieties, including high-yield hybrid species. Apart from coconuts, areca nut and black pepper are also cultivated. Around 25 women self-help groups manage marketing, and 70% of farmers involved belong to tribal communities. Q. Which district of Chhattisgarh has ranked first among 11 DSP centres of India in coconut production?a) Surguja b) Kondagaonc) Bastard) Kanker Answer: b) KondagaonExplanation: Kondagaon’s DSP centre leads coconut production in India. Maa Lingeshwari Cave Temple of Kondagaon The Maa Lingeshwari Cave Temple in Kondagaon’s Alor village opens only once a year during Dussehra. Inside the cave lies a natural Shivling, worship of which began nearly 200 years ago. Devotees from Chhattisgarh and many other states gather here, with faith so strong that pilgrims start arriving three days in advance. According to belief, the footprints left by devotees determine whether the coming year will be auspicious or inauspicious. Practice Quiz Q. Maa Lingeshwari Cave Temple opens:A. Twice a yearB. Once a year during DussehraC. Every full moon dayD. Every new moon day Answer: BExplanation: The temple opens only once a year on Dussehra. Sharp Decline in Infant Mortality and Birth Rate in India India’s Infant Mortality Rate (IMR) dropped to 25 in 2023, marking a 37.5% decline compared to 2013. According to the SRS 2023 report, in 2013, 40 out of every 1,000 infants died, which has now reduced to 25. IMR fell from 44 to 28 in rural areas and from 27 to 18 in urban areas. Birth rates also witnessed a 14% decline in the past decade, from 21.4 in 2013 to 18.4 in 2023. The highest IMR was recorded in Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, and Chhattisgarh, while Manipur had the lowest at 5. Patent Granted for Tendu Fruit Juice in Chhattisgarh The Forestry Department of Indira Gandhi Agricultural University, Raipur, has received a patent for the process of making juice from tendu fruit. Professor Dr. Rajendra Kumar Prajapati and his team conducted experiments for 30 months, testing sugar and preservatives in different proportions. The juice was found to have satisfactory taste, color, texture, and microbial response, leading to the grant of a patent. This innovation will enable large-scale production of health-enhancing tendu fruit juice and is expected to increase the income of tribal communities in Chhattisgarh. Practice Quiz Q. Which institution received the patent for tendu fruit juice?a) IIM Raipurb) Indira Gandhi Agricultural Universityc) Indian Institute of Forest Managementd) Pt. Ravishankar Shukla University Answer: b) Indira Gandhi Agricultural UniversityExplanation: The patent was granted to its Forestry Department. Raipur to Implement Police Commissioner System from November 1 On November 1, Raipur will adopt the Police Commissioner system on the occasion of State Foundation Day. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is expected to inaugurate the new system. An ADG or IG rank officer will be appointed as Police Commissioner, with Joint CP, DCPs, and ACPs under their command. The new system will grant police executive magistrate powers and authority to issue licenses. It aims to strengthen crime control and traffic management. With this, Raipur will join states like Delhi, Maharashtra, and … Read more