For organisational and Rajya Sabha elections
Raipur, May 15, 2010
In spite of being aware that factional politics dominates the state Congress, the AICC treasure Motilal Vora claimed that the party would succeed in achieving consensus on the names of candidates for organisational and Rajya Sabha elections. However, he said, the final decision would be taken by the Congress supremo Sonia Gandhi.
Vora, who arrived here along with Rajya Sabha member Mohsina Kidwai to attend an inaugural function of a burn unit in Janjgir-Champa, was speaking to the media persons about the changing equations of organisational and Rajya Sabha polls in the state Congress at Mana airport on Saturday morning.
“The party will not impose office-bearers and we will try to take consent of all the workers on the selected names. However, we will conduct elections in places where discord would surface,” Vora said.
When asked whether the candidate for Rajya Sabha would be from Chhattisgarh or outside, Vora said the party had not discussed about it by far. “After considering all permutations and combinations, the High Command will take the final decision on the name of the candidate and it will be accepted by everyone,” he said.
Asked about aggravating naxal problem in the state, Vora said the Union government had always extended its support to all the state governments to tackle the menace by providing special packages, paramilitary forces and other resources, but the latter needed to make optimum use of such provisions.
On BJP national president Nitin Gadkari’s controversial comments on Samajwadi Party (SP) chief Mulayam Singh Yadav and Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) supremo Lalu Prasad Yadav, Vora termed it “personal matter” of the trio, but added that the leaders should use controlled and cultured language and must not cross their limit while giving statements.
I will accept party’s decision: Kidwai
Raipur, May 15, 2010
Rajya Sabha member Mohsina Kidwai says that she was a dedicated party worker and she was ready to accept whatever responsibility the High Command would decide for her. Kidwai was answering to a question about chances of her second consecutive innings at Rajya Sabha while she was interacting with the media persons at Mana airport on Saturday morning. On rumours that the party was planning to make her Governor of any state, Kidwai reiterated that she had no reservations on any profile fixed by the AICC. When asked about Women’s Reservation Bill, she said the subject was vital and significant and needed more debate.
Encroachments over nullahs to be removed
Raipur, May 15, 2010
The RMC will remove encroachments over nullahs in Lal Bahadur Shastri and Pt Ravishankar Shukla wards. Mayor Kiranmayi Nayak inspected sanitary conditions of these on Saturday and learnt from the local residents that the major part of nullahs had been encroached owing to which the cleaning process had not been carried out for a long time. Nayak directed Zone-3 Commissioner Subhash Chandrakar to remove all the encroachments at the earliest and to the engage of sanitary workers in cleaning the nullahs and drains of the both the wards. She further asked the officials to take out the water hyacinths spread in Raja Talab. She also took a serious note on the complaints of irregular cleaning of Sulabh toilets in the two wards and instructed Health Officer Dr Amrit Chopra to quickly take action on it. During her visit, Nayak was accompanied by Mayor-in-Council (MiC) members Govind Mishra and Chandra Behra.
RMC’s nullah cleaning drive to begin from May 19
Raipur, May 15, 2010
The RMC’s nullah cleaning campaign will commence from May 19, 2010. Mayor Kiranmayi Nayak issued a directive in this connection to all the Zone Commissioners and Zone Health Officers during a meeting at her office on Saturday. Nayak further asked the officials to clean drains of all the 70 wards by preparing a work-plan along with the corporators.
In the meeting, Nayak made it evident that she would not brook any pretext over cleanliness issue and all the small and big nullahs in the city should be cleaned properly before the rainy season. She appealed from the people not to throw garbage and waste materials in the nullahs.
She further asked the officials to list places like puddles where water accumulate during rains like and to clean them. She also asked to remove all those illegal encroachments and obstructions that hamper sanitation works.
Nullah cleaned
Raipur, May 15, 2010
The RMC cleaned the nullah that flows through Indrawati colony, Shankar Nagar, Ravi Nagar and Batttis Bangla areas on the other day. A gang of about 25 sanitary workers were engaged to clean the nullah. The municipal Speaker Sanjay Shrivastava informed that he had received several complaints from the local residents in connection with the unclean nullah which usually overflow during rains and the water enter into nearby houses. Shrivastava said it was necessary to clean the nullah properly before the rainy season for convenience of the residents. He appealed from the people not to throw garbage in drains and nullah. On the occasion, Shrivastava directed the relevant Zone Commissioner to complete the pending construction works of dhobi ghat at the pond in Pt Ravishankar Shukla ward and to provide a new gate to the garden at Indrawati colony within a week.
Shramdan today
Raipur, May 15, 2010
The water conservation and groundwater preservation campaign under the aegis of the RMC will kick start on Sunday with shramdan by the public representatives and ministers. The municipal Commissioner Om Prakash Choudhary informed that the shramdan would be done by Lok Sabha member from Raipur Ramesh Bais, PWD Minister Brijmohan Agrawal, Urban Administration and Development Minister Rajesh Munat, Mayor Kiranmayi Nayak, Raipur (North) legislator Kuldeep Juneja, Raipur (Rural) legislator Nandkumar Sahu, Speaker Sanjay Shrivastava, Veer Shivaji ward corporator Dr Purn Prakash Jha and Pt Motilal Nehru ward corporator Mahadev Nayak at 8 am at Shitla Talab in Khamtarai and at 9 am at Naraiyya Talab in Nehru Nagar. Choudhary has appealed from the people to take part in the shramdan programme to save water in the capital.
Raipur, May 15, 2010
In spite of being aware that factional politics dominates the state Congress, the AICC treasure Motilal Vora claimed that the party would succeed in achieving consensus on the names of candidates for organisational and Rajya Sabha elections. However, he said, the final decision would be taken by the Congress supremo Sonia Gandhi.
Vora, who arrived here along with Rajya Sabha member Mohsina Kidwai to attend an inaugural function of a burn unit in Janjgir-Champa, was speaking to the media persons about the changing equations of organisational and Rajya Sabha polls in the state Congress at Mana airport on Saturday morning.
“The party will not impose office-bearers and we will try to take consent of all the workers on the selected names. However, we will conduct elections in places where discord would surface,” Vora said.
When asked whether the candidate for Rajya Sabha would be from Chhattisgarh or outside, Vora said the party had not discussed about it by far. “After considering all permutations and combinations, the High Command will take the final decision on the name of the candidate and it will be accepted by everyone,” he said.
Asked about aggravating naxal problem in the state, Vora said the Union government had always extended its support to all the state governments to tackle the menace by providing special packages, paramilitary forces and other resources, but the latter needed to make optimum use of such provisions.
On BJP national president Nitin Gadkari’s controversial comments on Samajwadi Party (SP) chief Mulayam Singh Yadav and Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) supremo Lalu Prasad Yadav, Vora termed it “personal matter” of the trio, but added that the leaders should use controlled and cultured language and must not cross their limit while giving statements.
I will accept party’s decision: Kidwai
Raipur, May 15, 2010
Rajya Sabha member Mohsina Kidwai says that she was a dedicated party worker and she was ready to accept whatever responsibility the High Command would decide for her. Kidwai was answering to a question about chances of her second consecutive innings at Rajya Sabha while she was interacting with the media persons at Mana airport on Saturday morning. On rumours that the party was planning to make her Governor of any state, Kidwai reiterated that she had no reservations on any profile fixed by the AICC. When asked about Women’s Reservation Bill, she said the subject was vital and significant and needed more debate.
Encroachments over nullahs to be removed
Raipur, May 15, 2010
The RMC will remove encroachments over nullahs in Lal Bahadur Shastri and Pt Ravishankar Shukla wards. Mayor Kiranmayi Nayak inspected sanitary conditions of these on Saturday and learnt from the local residents that the major part of nullahs had been encroached owing to which the cleaning process had not been carried out for a long time. Nayak directed Zone-3 Commissioner Subhash Chandrakar to remove all the encroachments at the earliest and to the engage of sanitary workers in cleaning the nullahs and drains of the both the wards. She further asked the officials to take out the water hyacinths spread in Raja Talab. She also took a serious note on the complaints of irregular cleaning of Sulabh toilets in the two wards and instructed Health Officer Dr Amrit Chopra to quickly take action on it. During her visit, Nayak was accompanied by Mayor-in-Council (MiC) members Govind Mishra and Chandra Behra.
RMC’s nullah cleaning drive to begin from May 19
Raipur, May 15, 2010
The RMC’s nullah cleaning campaign will commence from May 19, 2010. Mayor Kiranmayi Nayak issued a directive in this connection to all the Zone Commissioners and Zone Health Officers during a meeting at her office on Saturday. Nayak further asked the officials to clean drains of all the 70 wards by preparing a work-plan along with the corporators.
In the meeting, Nayak made it evident that she would not brook any pretext over cleanliness issue and all the small and big nullahs in the city should be cleaned properly before the rainy season. She appealed from the people not to throw garbage and waste materials in the nullahs.
She further asked the officials to list places like puddles where water accumulate during rains like and to clean them. She also asked to remove all those illegal encroachments and obstructions that hamper sanitation works.
Nullah cleaned
Raipur, May 15, 2010
The RMC cleaned the nullah that flows through Indrawati colony, Shankar Nagar, Ravi Nagar and Batttis Bangla areas on the other day. A gang of about 25 sanitary workers were engaged to clean the nullah. The municipal Speaker Sanjay Shrivastava informed that he had received several complaints from the local residents in connection with the unclean nullah which usually overflow during rains and the water enter into nearby houses. Shrivastava said it was necessary to clean the nullah properly before the rainy season for convenience of the residents. He appealed from the people not to throw garbage in drains and nullah. On the occasion, Shrivastava directed the relevant Zone Commissioner to complete the pending construction works of dhobi ghat at the pond in Pt Ravishankar Shukla ward and to provide a new gate to the garden at Indrawati colony within a week.
Shramdan today
Raipur, May 15, 2010
The water conservation and groundwater preservation campaign under the aegis of the RMC will kick start on Sunday with shramdan by the public representatives and ministers. The municipal Commissioner Om Prakash Choudhary informed that the shramdan would be done by Lok Sabha member from Raipur Ramesh Bais, PWD Minister Brijmohan Agrawal, Urban Administration and Development Minister Rajesh Munat, Mayor Kiranmayi Nayak, Raipur (North) legislator Kuldeep Juneja, Raipur (Rural) legislator Nandkumar Sahu, Speaker Sanjay Shrivastava, Veer Shivaji ward corporator Dr Purn Prakash Jha and Pt Motilal Nehru ward corporator Mahadev Nayak at 8 am at Shitla Talab in Khamtarai and at 9 am at Naraiyya Talab in Nehru Nagar. Choudhary has appealed from the people to take part in the shramdan programme to save water in the capital.
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