Raipur, September 23, 2010
The state Assembly Speaker Dharamlal Kaushik on Thursday evening returned to capital after attending 56th Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference at Nairobi (Kenya) and study tour to China, Japan and Egypt. Kaushik said the abroad tour not only helped him to get acquainted with the tradition and culture of the particular countries, but he also got an opportunity to learn how effectively they carry out the development works. He said the aim of the study tour was to comprehend the policies adopted by the foreign countries in implementing projects and schemes and such factors can be helpful for India as a nation and its states too. In Nairobi, he informed that the participating nations had fruitful discussion over eight subjects including global warming, scarcity of foodgrains and natural calamities. The issue of migration in various countries was also raised prominently during the conference, he said.
BJP meeting today
Raipur, September 23, 2010
The meeting of BJP Raipur district would be held at party office Ekatma Parisar at 6 pm on Friday. The meeting will be attended by PWD Minister Brijmohan Agrawal, Urban Administration and Development Minister Rajesh Munat, chairman of Chhattisgarh Mineral Development Corporation Gaurishankar Agrawal, party’s state vice-president Sachchidanand Upasne, all the office-bearers, mandal presidents, general secretaries, treasurers and all the BJP corporators.
YC polls: Last date to submit nomination forms today
Raipur, September 23, 2010
The state congress election committee has extended the date of submission of nomination forms for Pradesh and Lok Sabha levels polls to Friday (September 24). Now, the delegates of different legislative Assemblies who had recently been elected during ongoing Youth Congress (YC) elections and are aspiring to contest in the polls can submit their forms till Friday up to 3 pm. Notably the last date to submit the nomination forms was Thursday (September 23). The YC’s Pradesh Returning Officer (PRO) Jai Shankar Pathak informed that the candidates would now have to submit their forms at PRO office at Congress Bhawan at Raipur. Earlier, the election committee had given two days to the contestants to submit their forms - on September 22 at party office of their legislative constituencies and on September 23 at Congress Bhawan at Raipur. The scrutiny of the forms was supposed to be done on September 24, but now it would be done on the following day. The announcement of all the working committees at Lok Sabha and state levels would be announced on September 27 during the party state convention.
RMC approves Rs 6.74 cr for development works
Raipur, September 23, 2010
The acting Mayor Manoj Kandoi on Thursday approved Rs 6.74 crore for various development works including roads, drains, culverts, etc in all the 70 wards. The works have been approved on the basis of 149 proposals received by the municipal corporation from 70 wards. Kandoi informed that all the works would commence after rainy season. In this regard, he has issued necessary instructions to Superintending Engineer SK Tiwari and all the zone commissioners. Kandoi also approved Rs three lakh for each zone for road repairing works after monsoon.
The highest number of proposals came from zone 7, i.e. 50 against which the RMC approved Rs 78.170 lakh. From zone 1, the municipal received 19 proposals from the ten wards and accordingly Rs 96.043 have been approved to carry out development works in the wards. Similarly, against 17 proposals from eight wards of zone 2 the RMC will spend Rs 78.390 lakh. In zone 3, there are eight wards and the municipal corporation had received one proposal from each ward and has accordingly sanctioned Rs 79.510 lakh.
In zone 4, there are ten wards and the RMC received 18 proposals against which it has approved Rs 91.632 lakh while as against 14 proposals from eight wards of zone 5 the municipal would spend Rs 73.480 lakh. In zone 6, there are ten wards and 15 proposals reached to the RMC against which it has nodded for Rs 100.740 lakh while Rs 75.960 lakh would be spent against eight proposals from eight wards of zone 8.
However, the corporators are not satisfied with the fund allotted for the development works. They say that besides roads and drains, there are many more problems in their respective wards and considering complete development of each ward, the RMC should have sanctioned more funds. They informed that problem of contaminated water still prevailed in many wards due to leaking water pipelines laid close to drains and nullahs. These pipelines are very old and need replacement at the earliest for which additional fund should have been approved, the corporators said.
Similarly, street lights in several localities are not functioning, gardens are in abject conditions and community buildings are not being maintained properly in the absence of adequate fund, the corporators added.
The state Assembly Speaker Dharamlal Kaushik on Thursday evening returned to capital after attending 56th Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference at Nairobi (Kenya) and study tour to China, Japan and Egypt. Kaushik said the abroad tour not only helped him to get acquainted with the tradition and culture of the particular countries, but he also got an opportunity to learn how effectively they carry out the development works. He said the aim of the study tour was to comprehend the policies adopted by the foreign countries in implementing projects and schemes and such factors can be helpful for India as a nation and its states too. In Nairobi, he informed that the participating nations had fruitful discussion over eight subjects including global warming, scarcity of foodgrains and natural calamities. The issue of migration in various countries was also raised prominently during the conference, he said.
BJP meeting today
Raipur, September 23, 2010
The meeting of BJP Raipur district would be held at party office Ekatma Parisar at 6 pm on Friday. The meeting will be attended by PWD Minister Brijmohan Agrawal, Urban Administration and Development Minister Rajesh Munat, chairman of Chhattisgarh Mineral Development Corporation Gaurishankar Agrawal, party’s state vice-president Sachchidanand Upasne, all the office-bearers, mandal presidents, general secretaries, treasurers and all the BJP corporators.
YC polls: Last date to submit nomination forms today
Raipur, September 23, 2010
The state congress election committee has extended the date of submission of nomination forms for Pradesh and Lok Sabha levels polls to Friday (September 24). Now, the delegates of different legislative Assemblies who had recently been elected during ongoing Youth Congress (YC) elections and are aspiring to contest in the polls can submit their forms till Friday up to 3 pm. Notably the last date to submit the nomination forms was Thursday (September 23). The YC’s Pradesh Returning Officer (PRO) Jai Shankar Pathak informed that the candidates would now have to submit their forms at PRO office at Congress Bhawan at Raipur. Earlier, the election committee had given two days to the contestants to submit their forms - on September 22 at party office of their legislative constituencies and on September 23 at Congress Bhawan at Raipur. The scrutiny of the forms was supposed to be done on September 24, but now it would be done on the following day. The announcement of all the working committees at Lok Sabha and state levels would be announced on September 27 during the party state convention.
RMC approves Rs 6.74 cr for development works
Raipur, September 23, 2010
The acting Mayor Manoj Kandoi on Thursday approved Rs 6.74 crore for various development works including roads, drains, culverts, etc in all the 70 wards. The works have been approved on the basis of 149 proposals received by the municipal corporation from 70 wards. Kandoi informed that all the works would commence after rainy season. In this regard, he has issued necessary instructions to Superintending Engineer SK Tiwari and all the zone commissioners. Kandoi also approved Rs three lakh for each zone for road repairing works after monsoon.
The highest number of proposals came from zone 7, i.e. 50 against which the RMC approved Rs 78.170 lakh. From zone 1, the municipal received 19 proposals from the ten wards and accordingly Rs 96.043 have been approved to carry out development works in the wards. Similarly, against 17 proposals from eight wards of zone 2 the RMC will spend Rs 78.390 lakh. In zone 3, there are eight wards and the municipal corporation had received one proposal from each ward and has accordingly sanctioned Rs 79.510 lakh.
In zone 4, there are ten wards and the RMC received 18 proposals against which it has approved Rs 91.632 lakh while as against 14 proposals from eight wards of zone 5 the municipal would spend Rs 73.480 lakh. In zone 6, there are ten wards and 15 proposals reached to the RMC against which it has nodded for Rs 100.740 lakh while Rs 75.960 lakh would be spent against eight proposals from eight wards of zone 8.
However, the corporators are not satisfied with the fund allotted for the development works. They say that besides roads and drains, there are many more problems in their respective wards and considering complete development of each ward, the RMC should have sanctioned more funds. They informed that problem of contaminated water still prevailed in many wards due to leaking water pipelines laid close to drains and nullahs. These pipelines are very old and need replacement at the earliest for which additional fund should have been approved, the corporators said.
Similarly, street lights in several localities are not functioning, gardens are in abject conditions and community buildings are not being maintained properly in the absence of adequate fund, the corporators added.
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