Painting exhibition at Mahakoshal Kala Vithika
Raipur, May 27, 2010
Schoolchildren of different age-group displayed Gautam Buddha’s philosophy on canvas) on the occasion of his birth anniversary during a painting exhibition held at Mahakoshal Kala Vithika (MKV) on Thursday. The Director of Mahakoshal Kala Parishad (MKP) Dr Praveen Sharma informed that the paintings of the kids narrated various aspects of Buddha’s life.
“We were pleased to watch colourful paintings that encompass Buddha’s family as well as sanyasi life in the backdrop of the nature’s hues,” he said.
Earlier, Shyam Ninoria inaugurated the painting exhibition. Later, after watching the lively art produced by the kids, he said the small wonders had poured their emotions while depicting Buddha’s life through colours.
Later, the winners of the painting exhibition were declared by the panel of judges in which Sarth Raisagar won the first prize followed by Shakti Shrivastava and Dolly Sahu in Class Vth category. Simran received special prize in this category.
Similarly, in Class VIth to VIIIth category, Parth Raisagar was adjudged the winner while Amrita Bhattacharya and AV Aditya shared the second and third positions. Yashvi won the special prize in this category.
The MKP had also organised painting competition for college-level students in which Pramod Sahu bagged first spot while Manoj Sahu and Mourya got second and third positions. Tanya was announced as special prize winner in this category.
The panel of judges was comprised of Shyam Ninoria, Avtar Singh Bhangal and MKP Director Dr Praveen Sharma. The prizes would be distributed to the winners at 5 pm in MKP on May 30, 2010.
Sharma informed that 108 paintings of renowned painters of the state were displayed in the exhibition of which 58 were selected by the judges. The MKP would again exhibit all the 58 paintings for public from May 28 to 30, Sharma added.
Nehru’s contributions invaluable: Mayor
RMC pays floral tribute Nehru in his 46th death anniversary
Raipur, May 27, 2010
Former Prime Minister Pt Jawaharlal Nehru’s contributions to the nation were invaluable. The industrial development in Chhattisgarh region also fostered after he became the first Prime Minister of the country. The words were expressed by Mayor Kiranmayi Nayak after she paid rich tribute to Nehru by garlanding his statue at Nehru Udyan on the occasion of his 46th death anniversary on Thursday.
Nayak said since Nehru liked roses, the Mayor-in-Council (MIC) had decided to develop a rose garden around his statue in Nehru Udyan in the coming days as a mark of respect to him.
On the occasion, RMC Speaker Sanjay Shrivastava said that people should follow Nehru’s ideals and principles in their life. He said people would never forget the development works done by Nehru during his tenure for building the nation.
The tribute programme was organised by the municipal’s Cultural department and Zone-3 staff.
On the occasion, Raipur (North) legislator Kuldeep Juneja, District Congress Committee (DCC) president Inderchand Dhariwal, leader of BJP corporators Subhash Tiwari, corporators Ashok Manwani, Rani Satish Jain, former Deputy Mayor Iqbal Ahmed Rizvi, Youth Congress (Rural) president Pankaj Sharma, Congress leader Sheikh Shakeel, Madan Taleda, Zone-3 Commissioner Subhash Chandrakar, the officials in-charge of Cultural department Dr Preetam Mishra, the municipal officials and employees and common people were also present.
RMC removes 12-yr-old encroachments
From embankment of Handi Talab
To launch drive to free all ponds from illegal occupants
Raipur, May 27, 2010
The RMC demolished 12-year-old encroachments from the embankment of Handi Talab on Thursday. The municipal Commissioner Om Prakash Choudhary informed that twenty kuchcha and pucca houses were demolished from the embankment of the pond with the help of 3D machine. “These encroachments were major hurdle in the beautification works of the Handi Talab,” Choudhary said.
He informed that the RMC had served notices to all the 20 illegal occupants two days back to voluntarily vacate the land within 24 hours, but it had to demolish the houses in the presence of adequate police personnel when they ignored the instructions.
Choudhary said the municipal would soon launch a campaign to free the embankments of all the ponds of the city from illegal occupants. “Our prime aim is to preserve the ponds for which the encroachers needed to be removed. Later, we will beautify the ponds and commence the water conservation and preservation works,” he said.
Notably, the Urban Administration and Development Minister Rajesh Munat had recently expressed his concerns over the conditions of the ponds. Considering the ponds in the capital on verge of extinction, Munat had appealed to the people to conserve them and avoid throwing garbage in them. He had also instructed the officials to remove encroachments from the embankments of all the ponds. The minister had further said that the government can provide funds for beautification and preservation of ponds, but the local residents should take equal responsibility in saving them.
Raipur, May 27, 2010
Schoolchildren of different age-group displayed Gautam Buddha’s philosophy on canvas) on the occasion of his birth anniversary during a painting exhibition held at Mahakoshal Kala Vithika (MKV) on Thursday. The Director of Mahakoshal Kala Parishad (MKP) Dr Praveen Sharma informed that the paintings of the kids narrated various aspects of Buddha’s life.
“We were pleased to watch colourful paintings that encompass Buddha’s family as well as sanyasi life in the backdrop of the nature’s hues,” he said.
Earlier, Shyam Ninoria inaugurated the painting exhibition. Later, after watching the lively art produced by the kids, he said the small wonders had poured their emotions while depicting Buddha’s life through colours.
Later, the winners of the painting exhibition were declared by the panel of judges in which Sarth Raisagar won the first prize followed by Shakti Shrivastava and Dolly Sahu in Class Vth category. Simran received special prize in this category.
Similarly, in Class VIth to VIIIth category, Parth Raisagar was adjudged the winner while Amrita Bhattacharya and AV Aditya shared the second and third positions. Yashvi won the special prize in this category.
The MKP had also organised painting competition for college-level students in which Pramod Sahu bagged first spot while Manoj Sahu and Mourya got second and third positions. Tanya was announced as special prize winner in this category.
The panel of judges was comprised of Shyam Ninoria, Avtar Singh Bhangal and MKP Director Dr Praveen Sharma. The prizes would be distributed to the winners at 5 pm in MKP on May 30, 2010.
Sharma informed that 108 paintings of renowned painters of the state were displayed in the exhibition of which 58 were selected by the judges. The MKP would again exhibit all the 58 paintings for public from May 28 to 30, Sharma added.
Nehru’s contributions invaluable: Mayor
RMC pays floral tribute Nehru in his 46th death anniversary
Raipur, May 27, 2010
Former Prime Minister Pt Jawaharlal Nehru’s contributions to the nation were invaluable. The industrial development in Chhattisgarh region also fostered after he became the first Prime Minister of the country. The words were expressed by Mayor Kiranmayi Nayak after she paid rich tribute to Nehru by garlanding his statue at Nehru Udyan on the occasion of his 46th death anniversary on Thursday.
Nayak said since Nehru liked roses, the Mayor-in-Council (MIC) had decided to develop a rose garden around his statue in Nehru Udyan in the coming days as a mark of respect to him.
On the occasion, RMC Speaker Sanjay Shrivastava said that people should follow Nehru’s ideals and principles in their life. He said people would never forget the development works done by Nehru during his tenure for building the nation.
The tribute programme was organised by the municipal’s Cultural department and Zone-3 staff.
On the occasion, Raipur (North) legislator Kuldeep Juneja, District Congress Committee (DCC) president Inderchand Dhariwal, leader of BJP corporators Subhash Tiwari, corporators Ashok Manwani, Rani Satish Jain, former Deputy Mayor Iqbal Ahmed Rizvi, Youth Congress (Rural) president Pankaj Sharma, Congress leader Sheikh Shakeel, Madan Taleda, Zone-3 Commissioner Subhash Chandrakar, the officials in-charge of Cultural department Dr Preetam Mishra, the municipal officials and employees and common people were also present.
RMC removes 12-yr-old encroachments
From embankment of Handi Talab
To launch drive to free all ponds from illegal occupants
Raipur, May 27, 2010
The RMC demolished 12-year-old encroachments from the embankment of Handi Talab on Thursday. The municipal Commissioner Om Prakash Choudhary informed that twenty kuchcha and pucca houses were demolished from the embankment of the pond with the help of 3D machine. “These encroachments were major hurdle in the beautification works of the Handi Talab,” Choudhary said.
He informed that the RMC had served notices to all the 20 illegal occupants two days back to voluntarily vacate the land within 24 hours, but it had to demolish the houses in the presence of adequate police personnel when they ignored the instructions.
Choudhary said the municipal would soon launch a campaign to free the embankments of all the ponds of the city from illegal occupants. “Our prime aim is to preserve the ponds for which the encroachers needed to be removed. Later, we will beautify the ponds and commence the water conservation and preservation works,” he said.
Notably, the Urban Administration and Development Minister Rajesh Munat had recently expressed his concerns over the conditions of the ponds. Considering the ponds in the capital on verge of extinction, Munat had appealed to the people to conserve them and avoid throwing garbage in them. He had also instructed the officials to remove encroachments from the embankments of all the ponds. The minister had further said that the government can provide funds for beautification and preservation of ponds, but the local residents should take equal responsibility in saving them.
Do not throw garbage in drains, nullahs: Mayor
Raipur, May 27, 2010
Mayor Kiranmayi Nayak has reiterated that people should stop throwing garbage specially polythene waste in drains and nullahs. She said dream of making the capital clean and green would only be possible when people would extend their help to the RMC. Nayak sought people’s help on cleanliness after she inspected nullah cleaning works being carried out by the municipal’s Health department in Tatya Para and Ramsagar Para wards on Thursday.
The RMC has engaged special sanitation gang to clean the nullah from Mangalam hotel to Telghani Naka chowk via Agrasen chowk and in Bajrang Nagar (Samta Colony). During inspecting the cleaning works in these areas, Nayak was surprised by learning that the sanitation gangs took out about ten truck polythene waste from the nullahs. She said if the people would continue throwing polythene waste in drains and nullahs then it would really be impossible for the RMC to maintain cleanliness. “Polythene is also harmful for our environment and people should avoid using it,” she said.
She further appealed to all the corporators to create awareness among the residents of their respective wards about the significance of sanitation and hygienic conditions in and around their ambience. “The sanitary workers are taking out huge amount of garbage, especially polythene and plastics from the drains and nullahs from across the city. This indicates that people do not use the litter bins of their locality,” she said.
Nayak said the RMC commenced nullah cleaning campaign about three weeks ago and had taken out over 2000 truck garbage by far. ‘We are using poclain and 3D machines to clean the nullahs up to bottom so that the people residing near bastis could not face inconvenience during rains,” she said.
Nayak said the municipal would not brook any pretext over cleanliness issue and would take stern action against those officials and contractors who would fail to maintain sanitation standards.
She directed all the zonal officials to regularly monitory the sanitation works in their respective areas. “I am inspecting nullah cleaning works in different wards everyday and wish that the corporators and officials, too, should keep an eye on sanitary workers,” she said.
RMC Commissioner fulfills Cong corporator’s demand
Starts new filling point at Amasivni
Orders departmental enquiry into distribution of illegal tap connection issue
Raipur, May 27, 2010
Finally, RMC Commissioner Om Prakash has Choudhary has fulfilled the demand of Congress Corporator from Dr Bhimrao Ambedkar ward Anwar Hussein and has started a new filling point at Amasivni.
Hussein said it would be too early to say that the filling point would solve the problem of acute water crisis in his ward. “Let us see whether the situation changes in next few days or remains the same,” he said. However, he hoped that the commencement of the new filling point in the area would be an added water source along with existing Mova water tank.
Choudhary has also ordered departmental enquiry into the distribution of illegal tap connections in which Speaker Sanjay Shrivastava’s brother Vinay has been allegedly involved. Hussein had demanded from Choudhary to lodge FIR against Vinay on May 26, 2010. The probe will be conducted by Zone-2 Commissioner Santosh Pandey. “Choudhary informed me that it would at least take a couple of days to go through the old records before nailing Vinay,” Hussein said adding that he would wait till that time and would not exert pressure on municipal through dharna or agitation.
Notably, Hussein had gheraoed Choudhary’s office on May 26, 2010 and had given him 24-hour ultimatum to take action against Vinay and to solve water problem in his area.
The filling point in Amasivni started on Thursday at about 4 pm. The officials of Water Works department were also present on the spot.
When asked what would happen to the 20 residents of VV Vihar Colony who had obtained illegal tap connections at the rate of Rs 10,000 from Vinay Shrivastava, Hussein said he had requested from Choudhary to regularise all the connections and to recover entire the bribe money from guilty person. However, he said the residents would have to pay fine during regularising their illegal tap connections.
Asked what measures had Choudhary taken to prevent people in using their influence and cutting the water supply of the area by closing the valve of Mova water tank, Hussein informed that the a new pump man has been appointed who had been entrusted the responsibility to ensure no one could meddle during supply process.
Earlier, Hussein had alleged that Speaker Sanjay Shrivastava was playing politics on water and was frequently misusing his powers by pressurising the zonal officials to close the valve of Mova water tank that caters huge population of the area including Daldal Sivni and Saddu.
Raipur, May 27, 2010
Mayor Kiranmayi Nayak has reiterated that people should stop throwing garbage specially polythene waste in drains and nullahs. She said dream of making the capital clean and green would only be possible when people would extend their help to the RMC. Nayak sought people’s help on cleanliness after she inspected nullah cleaning works being carried out by the municipal’s Health department in Tatya Para and Ramsagar Para wards on Thursday.
The RMC has engaged special sanitation gang to clean the nullah from Mangalam hotel to Telghani Naka chowk via Agrasen chowk and in Bajrang Nagar (Samta Colony). During inspecting the cleaning works in these areas, Nayak was surprised by learning that the sanitation gangs took out about ten truck polythene waste from the nullahs. She said if the people would continue throwing polythene waste in drains and nullahs then it would really be impossible for the RMC to maintain cleanliness. “Polythene is also harmful for our environment and people should avoid using it,” she said.
She further appealed to all the corporators to create awareness among the residents of their respective wards about the significance of sanitation and hygienic conditions in and around their ambience. “The sanitary workers are taking out huge amount of garbage, especially polythene and plastics from the drains and nullahs from across the city. This indicates that people do not use the litter bins of their locality,” she said.
Nayak said the RMC commenced nullah cleaning campaign about three weeks ago and had taken out over 2000 truck garbage by far. ‘We are using poclain and 3D machines to clean the nullahs up to bottom so that the people residing near bastis could not face inconvenience during rains,” she said.
Nayak said the municipal would not brook any pretext over cleanliness issue and would take stern action against those officials and contractors who would fail to maintain sanitation standards.
She directed all the zonal officials to regularly monitory the sanitation works in their respective areas. “I am inspecting nullah cleaning works in different wards everyday and wish that the corporators and officials, too, should keep an eye on sanitary workers,” she said.
RMC Commissioner fulfills Cong corporator’s demand
Starts new filling point at Amasivni
Orders departmental enquiry into distribution of illegal tap connection issue
Raipur, May 27, 2010
Finally, RMC Commissioner Om Prakash has Choudhary has fulfilled the demand of Congress Corporator from Dr Bhimrao Ambedkar ward Anwar Hussein and has started a new filling point at Amasivni.
Hussein said it would be too early to say that the filling point would solve the problem of acute water crisis in his ward. “Let us see whether the situation changes in next few days or remains the same,” he said. However, he hoped that the commencement of the new filling point in the area would be an added water source along with existing Mova water tank.
Choudhary has also ordered departmental enquiry into the distribution of illegal tap connections in which Speaker Sanjay Shrivastava’s brother Vinay has been allegedly involved. Hussein had demanded from Choudhary to lodge FIR against Vinay on May 26, 2010. The probe will be conducted by Zone-2 Commissioner Santosh Pandey. “Choudhary informed me that it would at least take a couple of days to go through the old records before nailing Vinay,” Hussein said adding that he would wait till that time and would not exert pressure on municipal through dharna or agitation.
Notably, Hussein had gheraoed Choudhary’s office on May 26, 2010 and had given him 24-hour ultimatum to take action against Vinay and to solve water problem in his area.
The filling point in Amasivni started on Thursday at about 4 pm. The officials of Water Works department were also present on the spot.
When asked what would happen to the 20 residents of VV Vihar Colony who had obtained illegal tap connections at the rate of Rs 10,000 from Vinay Shrivastava, Hussein said he had requested from Choudhary to regularise all the connections and to recover entire the bribe money from guilty person. However, he said the residents would have to pay fine during regularising their illegal tap connections.
Asked what measures had Choudhary taken to prevent people in using their influence and cutting the water supply of the area by closing the valve of Mova water tank, Hussein informed that the a new pump man has been appointed who had been entrusted the responsibility to ensure no one could meddle during supply process.
Earlier, Hussein had alleged that Speaker Sanjay Shrivastava was playing politics on water and was frequently misusing his powers by pressurising the zonal officials to close the valve of Mova water tank that caters huge population of the area including Daldal Sivni and Saddu.
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