Raipur, December 22, 2010
The municipal corporation on Wednesday razed five illegal constructed in about 500 sq ft area by District Cooperative Bank in its premises at Choubey Colony (Swami Atmanand ward). The civic Commissioner Om Prakash Choudhary informed that the bank management had raised the shops for commercial benefit but had not obtained formal approval in the form of no objection certificate from the municipal’s Building Permission department.
The RMC served first notice to the bank management in June 2010 after it received complaints from the local residents about the illegal construction of the shops. The notice was served after the then zone 8 Town Planning incharge officer Yogendra Verma conducted spot inspection of the bank and found that construction work of five shops with 100 sq ft each was in progress.
Later, two more notices were served to the bank management but the RMC did not receive any reply from it. Considering bank’s non-responsive attitude, Choudhary asked the zone 7 commissioner to demolish the illegal shops.
Pond beautification: Temple’s boundary wall demolished
Raipur, December 22, 2010
The RMC on Wednesday demolished the boundary wall of Narhareshwar Mahadev temple that was obstructing the development and beautification works of Naraiyya Talab. The municipal corporation took special permission from the temple trust regarding removal of the boundary wall.
The beautification works of Naraiyya Talab has already commenced and the municipal’s Horticulture department has done massive plantation in one side of the pond. Earlier, the RMC’s Public Works department completed the deepening of the pond under state government’s pond preservation and protection scheme.
The civic administration has sent a proposal of Rs 96 lakh to the Urban Administration and Development Department for complete beautification of the pond’s ambience under government’s Sarovar Dharohar Yojana. Besides, the proposal also comprises of a garden under Pushp Vatika Yojana.
The municipal Commissioner Om Prakash Choudhary informed that development works of Naraiyya Talab would pick a pace after removal of the temple’s boundary wall.
UPA unconcerned about price rise: BJP
Raipur, December 22, 2010
The BJP national secretary and Durg Parliamentarian Saroj Pandey has held the Union government completely responsible for the crisis and high prices in onion market. She said the UPA failed to curb inflation due to its wrong policies. Now the prices of onion are skyrocketing because of the misplaced priorities and mismanagement by the UPA government, she said.
Pandey said instead of taking any measure to check the price rise, the Prime Minister looked helpless and the ‘orator’ Union Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar perplexed. The much touted Aam Aadmi of the UPA is already reeling under the galloping food prices but neither the UPA chairperson Sonia Gandhi nor the AICC general secretary Rahul Gandhi have expressed their concern about it, she said.
Repeated shortage of essential commodities is adding to the woes of the common people and shortage of pulses, wheat, sugar and now onions are malicious and with the connivance of the government with hoarders, she said. This shows that the government is indifferent to the sufferings of the common people, she added.
“Where is the Congress party’s promise of taking care of Aam Aadmi? Already onion has reached Rs 80 per kilogram. Is this a Christmas and New Year gift of the Congress party to the common man?” she asked.
She further said that the UPA government should step down as it had failed to control the prices of essential commodities.
“The Congress is not concerned about the Aam Aadmi but it is scared of BJP. After its debacle in Bihar Assembly elections in spite of massive campaigning done by Rahul Gandhi, the Congress is worried about the BJP’s increasing mandate. Hence, the sole aim of the Congress plenary was to criticise BJP,” she said.
Jitin Prasada in capital today
Raipur, December 22, 2010
The Union Minister of State for Petroleum and Natural Gas Jitin Prasada will arrive in the capital on Thursday. He will meet the Congress leaders and workers at 4:30 pm in Congress Bhawan, informed the DCC president Inderchand Dhariwal and incharge general secretary Dr Niranjan Haritwal on Wednesday.
BJYM role key to win next VS, LS elections: Paikra
Two-day state executive of BJYM begins
Raipur, December 22, 2010
The role of Bharatiya Janata Yuwa Morcha (BJYM) will be significant in making the BJP victorious in next Vidhan Sabha and Lok sabha elections. Hence, the BJYM members must start preparations from now onwards. The words were expressed by the BJP’s state unit president Ramsewak Paikra during inaugural session of the two-day state executive of BJYM at Niranjan dharamshala on Wednesday. The BJYM president Anurag Singhdeo said exhorted the workers to gear up and devote their maximum time in expanding the BJP’s mandate.
The municipal corporation on Wednesday razed five illegal constructed in about 500 sq ft area by District Cooperative Bank in its premises at Choubey Colony (Swami Atmanand ward). The civic Commissioner Om Prakash Choudhary informed that the bank management had raised the shops for commercial benefit but had not obtained formal approval in the form of no objection certificate from the municipal’s Building Permission department.
The RMC served first notice to the bank management in June 2010 after it received complaints from the local residents about the illegal construction of the shops. The notice was served after the then zone 8 Town Planning incharge officer Yogendra Verma conducted spot inspection of the bank and found that construction work of five shops with 100 sq ft each was in progress.
Later, two more notices were served to the bank management but the RMC did not receive any reply from it. Considering bank’s non-responsive attitude, Choudhary asked the zone 7 commissioner to demolish the illegal shops.
Pond beautification: Temple’s boundary wall demolished
Raipur, December 22, 2010
The RMC on Wednesday demolished the boundary wall of Narhareshwar Mahadev temple that was obstructing the development and beautification works of Naraiyya Talab. The municipal corporation took special permission from the temple trust regarding removal of the boundary wall.
The beautification works of Naraiyya Talab has already commenced and the municipal’s Horticulture department has done massive plantation in one side of the pond. Earlier, the RMC’s Public Works department completed the deepening of the pond under state government’s pond preservation and protection scheme.
The civic administration has sent a proposal of Rs 96 lakh to the Urban Administration and Development Department for complete beautification of the pond’s ambience under government’s Sarovar Dharohar Yojana. Besides, the proposal also comprises of a garden under Pushp Vatika Yojana.
The municipal Commissioner Om Prakash Choudhary informed that development works of Naraiyya Talab would pick a pace after removal of the temple’s boundary wall.
UPA unconcerned about price rise: BJP
Raipur, December 22, 2010
The BJP national secretary and Durg Parliamentarian Saroj Pandey has held the Union government completely responsible for the crisis and high prices in onion market. She said the UPA failed to curb inflation due to its wrong policies. Now the prices of onion are skyrocketing because of the misplaced priorities and mismanagement by the UPA government, she said.
Pandey said instead of taking any measure to check the price rise, the Prime Minister looked helpless and the ‘orator’ Union Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar perplexed. The much touted Aam Aadmi of the UPA is already reeling under the galloping food prices but neither the UPA chairperson Sonia Gandhi nor the AICC general secretary Rahul Gandhi have expressed their concern about it, she said.
Repeated shortage of essential commodities is adding to the woes of the common people and shortage of pulses, wheat, sugar and now onions are malicious and with the connivance of the government with hoarders, she said. This shows that the government is indifferent to the sufferings of the common people, she added.
“Where is the Congress party’s promise of taking care of Aam Aadmi? Already onion has reached Rs 80 per kilogram. Is this a Christmas and New Year gift of the Congress party to the common man?” she asked.
She further said that the UPA government should step down as it had failed to control the prices of essential commodities.
“The Congress is not concerned about the Aam Aadmi but it is scared of BJP. After its debacle in Bihar Assembly elections in spite of massive campaigning done by Rahul Gandhi, the Congress is worried about the BJP’s increasing mandate. Hence, the sole aim of the Congress plenary was to criticise BJP,” she said.
Jitin Prasada in capital today
Raipur, December 22, 2010
The Union Minister of State for Petroleum and Natural Gas Jitin Prasada will arrive in the capital on Thursday. He will meet the Congress leaders and workers at 4:30 pm in Congress Bhawan, informed the DCC president Inderchand Dhariwal and incharge general secretary Dr Niranjan Haritwal on Wednesday.
BJYM role key to win next VS, LS elections: Paikra
Two-day state executive of BJYM begins
Raipur, December 22, 2010
The role of Bharatiya Janata Yuwa Morcha (BJYM) will be significant in making the BJP victorious in next Vidhan Sabha and Lok sabha elections. Hence, the BJYM members must start preparations from now onwards. The words were expressed by the BJP’s state unit president Ramsewak Paikra during inaugural session of the two-day state executive of BJYM at Niranjan dharamshala on Wednesday. The BJYM president Anurag Singhdeo said exhorted the workers to gear up and devote their maximum time in expanding the BJP’s mandate.
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