Raipur, November 18, 2010
The Congress and RMC will pay floral tribute to the country’s first woman Prime Minister Indira Gandhi on the occasion of her birth anniversary on Friday. Both the Congress and the municipal’s Culture department will organise the tribute programme in front of Indira’s statue at Kalibadi chowk at 10 am. At 10:30 am, a symposium on the life of Indira Gandhi would be organised at Congress Bhawan. The DCC president Inderchand Dhariwal has urged from all the party workers to attend the symposium. Mayor Kiranmayi Nayak too has urged to the RMC Speaker Sanjay Shrivastava, leader of BJP corporators Subhash Tiwari, MiC members, zone presidents, corporators and municipal employees and citizens to attend the tribute programme of Indira Gandhi at large number.
Mehndi and rangoli competition today
Raipur, November 18, 2010
The municipal corporation will organise mehndi and rangoli competition on Friday. The civic Education department will organise this competition for the students of RMC schools at Pt Madhav Rao Sapre School Budhapara at 12 pm under Bal Mahotsav and cultural festival celebrations, informed Education Officer Dr Kiranmayi Tiwari on Thursday. The Education department has urged from all the students and teachers to mandatorily present during the competition. Tiwari further informed that the competition would be held in presence of Mayor Kiranmayi Nayak and president of Education department Dr Purnprakash Jha.
Mayor to convene meeting of RMC school principals today
Raipur, November 18, 2010
Mayor Kiranmayi Nayak will convene a meeting of all the schools principals of the municipal corporation at RMC head office in Pt Ravishankar Shukla conference hall at 4 pm on Friday. In the meeting, Nayak will urge all the principals to link students at large number to create awareness among the citizens about sanitation under the municipal’s mission clean campaign. Nayak feels that the effective implantation of the drive would only be possible when the people would comprehend its significance and extend their cooperation to the municipal corporation. For this, she terms school students as the best medium through which public awareness about cleanliness could be created in the capital. She would also direct the principals to organise debate, essay writing and other competition in schools pertaining to sanitation so students could thoroughly understand the importance of hygienic atmosphere in the ambience and convey it to the common mass. The meeting will also be attended by the MiC members.
Cong to NHAI: Start fourlane project, flyovers in 48 hours
Submits memorandum to NHAI Chief Engineer
Raipur, November 18, 2010
The Congress on Thursday demanded from the National Highway Authority of India (NHAI) to start construction works of fourlane road and flyovers at Pachpedi Naka chowk, Raipura chowk and Santoshi Nagar chowk within 48 hours. The NHAI has stopped these projects six month back.
In this regard, the DCC president Inderchand Dhariwal and others submitted a memorandum to the NHAI Chief Engineer and demanded to black list the Delhi-based implementing agency DS Constructions and replace it with some other construction company if it would not commence the projects in the next 48 hours. The DS Constructions company has stopped the works on pretext of no release of payment from the NHAI, said the Congress leaders.
The Congress further demanded from the Authority to complete the projects itself if no construction agency would take the responsibility and ensure to accomplish the task within one month or the party would gherao the NHAI office.
The Congress members warned the NHAI that if their demands would not be met then they would be compelled to block the road traffic of Ring Road No 1.
In the memorandum, the Congress pointed out that ever since the constructions of fourlane road and flyovers had stopped, about 10-12 motorists lost their lives and several got injured in the frequent road mishaps.
“It is unfortunate that the NHAI is not taking the projects seriously. The condition of the Ring Road No 1 is pathetic. The construction materials are lying everywhere due to which the motorists are facing inconvenience, especially during night hours. The affected areas are heavy traffic zones like Pachpedi Naka chowk, Santoshi Nagar chowk and Raipur chowk where traffic bottlenecks have become order of the day,” said the Congress leaders.
The DS Constructions company has got contract of fourlane project from Tatibandh to Arang via Ring Road No 1 besides construction of flyovers by the NHAI. However, this company has always been in controversy in the past.
A couple of months back, the company had tried to construct toll plaza deliberately selecting the spot close the city to recover heavy toll. However, when the Congress raised its objection over the construction of the toll plaza terming it illegal and rushed to the spot, the civic administration came into action and immediately stopped the work and seized the construction materials from the spot.
The toll plaza at Ring Road No 1 was being constructed near Deendayal
Upadhyay Nagar where three bypass roads are proposed and the existing
road remains busy round the clock.
This is the same company that has earlier completed the fourlane project from Raipur to Bhilai and was in controversy for constructing toll plazas at Kumhari and near Nehru Nagar Bhilai.
Two-day free of cost cleft lip, palate operation from 26th
Raipur, November 18, 2010
The PCC disability services cell will organise two-day free of cost cleft lip and palate operation camp at Mahaveer Bhawan Sadar Bazar on November 26 and 27, 2010. The operation will be done by Dr Sunil Kalda. The cell’s president Mahendra Kochchar informed that the party aimed to conduct free of cost operation of 125 children with cleft lips and palates on the occasion of 125 establishment year of Congress. The cell will also distribute artificial limbs to the disabled in the camp.
Cong aims victory in upcoming elections for 13 civic bodies
Raipur, November 18, 2010
The state Congress has decided to fight the upcoming elections for 13 civic bodies and by-elections for seven nagar panchayats slated on December 21, 2010 with full might.
In this connection, the PCC president Dhanendra Sahu is planning to convene meeting of the senior party leaders in next couple of days to chalk out the future course of action to reiterate the party’s charismatic performance that helped it to clamp victory in Vaishalinagar legislative Assembly by-poll and in three important municipal corporations including RMC in the last civic body elections.
The party will also ensure that no controversy trigger this time after the names of the candidates would be finalised. For this, consensus would be evolved first at local level on names of at least two candidates from each area and then the final list would be announced by the PCC.
To shortlist the candidates, the PCC president has asked the district presidents of those civic bodies where elections and by-elections would be conducted to constitute election committees.
The role of these election committees would be to first filter the names of the aspiring candidates and prepare a list of at least ten prospects.
These lists would then be sent to the PCC with recommendations for at least two most suitable candidates.
In the hustings, the party will prominently raise the issue of Rs 270 bonus on paddy procurement and corruption prevailed in the government machinery, said the senior party leaders.
The Congress is also planning to raise the controversial issue of RDA’s Kamal Vihar Project in the elections and would attempt to convey the message to the masses that the government is eyeing on their lands, informed sources.
The Congress and RMC will pay floral tribute to the country’s first woman Prime Minister Indira Gandhi on the occasion of her birth anniversary on Friday. Both the Congress and the municipal’s Culture department will organise the tribute programme in front of Indira’s statue at Kalibadi chowk at 10 am. At 10:30 am, a symposium on the life of Indira Gandhi would be organised at Congress Bhawan. The DCC president Inderchand Dhariwal has urged from all the party workers to attend the symposium. Mayor Kiranmayi Nayak too has urged to the RMC Speaker Sanjay Shrivastava, leader of BJP corporators Subhash Tiwari, MiC members, zone presidents, corporators and municipal employees and citizens to attend the tribute programme of Indira Gandhi at large number.
Mehndi and rangoli competition today
Raipur, November 18, 2010
The municipal corporation will organise mehndi and rangoli competition on Friday. The civic Education department will organise this competition for the students of RMC schools at Pt Madhav Rao Sapre School Budhapara at 12 pm under Bal Mahotsav and cultural festival celebrations, informed Education Officer Dr Kiranmayi Tiwari on Thursday. The Education department has urged from all the students and teachers to mandatorily present during the competition. Tiwari further informed that the competition would be held in presence of Mayor Kiranmayi Nayak and president of Education department Dr Purnprakash Jha.
Mayor to convene meeting of RMC school principals today
Raipur, November 18, 2010
Mayor Kiranmayi Nayak will convene a meeting of all the schools principals of the municipal corporation at RMC head office in Pt Ravishankar Shukla conference hall at 4 pm on Friday. In the meeting, Nayak will urge all the principals to link students at large number to create awareness among the citizens about sanitation under the municipal’s mission clean campaign. Nayak feels that the effective implantation of the drive would only be possible when the people would comprehend its significance and extend their cooperation to the municipal corporation. For this, she terms school students as the best medium through which public awareness about cleanliness could be created in the capital. She would also direct the principals to organise debate, essay writing and other competition in schools pertaining to sanitation so students could thoroughly understand the importance of hygienic atmosphere in the ambience and convey it to the common mass. The meeting will also be attended by the MiC members.
Cong to NHAI: Start fourlane project, flyovers in 48 hours
Submits memorandum to NHAI Chief Engineer
Raipur, November 18, 2010
The Congress on Thursday demanded from the National Highway Authority of India (NHAI) to start construction works of fourlane road and flyovers at Pachpedi Naka chowk, Raipura chowk and Santoshi Nagar chowk within 48 hours. The NHAI has stopped these projects six month back.
In this regard, the DCC president Inderchand Dhariwal and others submitted a memorandum to the NHAI Chief Engineer and demanded to black list the Delhi-based implementing agency DS Constructions and replace it with some other construction company if it would not commence the projects in the next 48 hours. The DS Constructions company has stopped the works on pretext of no release of payment from the NHAI, said the Congress leaders.
The Congress further demanded from the Authority to complete the projects itself if no construction agency would take the responsibility and ensure to accomplish the task within one month or the party would gherao the NHAI office.
The Congress members warned the NHAI that if their demands would not be met then they would be compelled to block the road traffic of Ring Road No 1.
In the memorandum, the Congress pointed out that ever since the constructions of fourlane road and flyovers had stopped, about 10-12 motorists lost their lives and several got injured in the frequent road mishaps.
“It is unfortunate that the NHAI is not taking the projects seriously. The condition of the Ring Road No 1 is pathetic. The construction materials are lying everywhere due to which the motorists are facing inconvenience, especially during night hours. The affected areas are heavy traffic zones like Pachpedi Naka chowk, Santoshi Nagar chowk and Raipur chowk where traffic bottlenecks have become order of the day,” said the Congress leaders.
The DS Constructions company has got contract of fourlane project from Tatibandh to Arang via Ring Road No 1 besides construction of flyovers by the NHAI. However, this company has always been in controversy in the past.
A couple of months back, the company had tried to construct toll plaza deliberately selecting the spot close the city to recover heavy toll. However, when the Congress raised its objection over the construction of the toll plaza terming it illegal and rushed to the spot, the civic administration came into action and immediately stopped the work and seized the construction materials from the spot.
The toll plaza at Ring Road No 1 was being constructed near Deendayal
Upadhyay Nagar where three bypass roads are proposed and the existing
road remains busy round the clock.
This is the same company that has earlier completed the fourlane project from Raipur to Bhilai and was in controversy for constructing toll plazas at Kumhari and near Nehru Nagar Bhilai.
Two-day free of cost cleft lip, palate operation from 26th
Raipur, November 18, 2010
The PCC disability services cell will organise two-day free of cost cleft lip and palate operation camp at Mahaveer Bhawan Sadar Bazar on November 26 and 27, 2010. The operation will be done by Dr Sunil Kalda. The cell’s president Mahendra Kochchar informed that the party aimed to conduct free of cost operation of 125 children with cleft lips and palates on the occasion of 125 establishment year of Congress. The cell will also distribute artificial limbs to the disabled in the camp.
Cong aims victory in upcoming elections for 13 civic bodies
Raipur, November 18, 2010
The state Congress has decided to fight the upcoming elections for 13 civic bodies and by-elections for seven nagar panchayats slated on December 21, 2010 with full might.
In this connection, the PCC president Dhanendra Sahu is planning to convene meeting of the senior party leaders in next couple of days to chalk out the future course of action to reiterate the party’s charismatic performance that helped it to clamp victory in Vaishalinagar legislative Assembly by-poll and in three important municipal corporations including RMC in the last civic body elections.
The party will also ensure that no controversy trigger this time after the names of the candidates would be finalised. For this, consensus would be evolved first at local level on names of at least two candidates from each area and then the final list would be announced by the PCC.
To shortlist the candidates, the PCC president has asked the district presidents of those civic bodies where elections and by-elections would be conducted to constitute election committees.
The role of these election committees would be to first filter the names of the aspiring candidates and prepare a list of at least ten prospects.
These lists would then be sent to the PCC with recommendations for at least two most suitable candidates.
In the hustings, the party will prominently raise the issue of Rs 270 bonus on paddy procurement and corruption prevailed in the government machinery, said the senior party leaders.
The Congress is also planning to raise the controversial issue of RDA’s Kamal Vihar Project in the elections and would attempt to convey the message to the masses that the government is eyeing on their lands, informed sources.
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