Found only 4 present out of 35 staffers, orders for action against absentees
Raipur, September 10, 2010
The Urban Administration and Development Minister Rajesh Munat paid surprise visit to the RMC’s Revenue office at Netaji Subhash stadium on Friday noon and found that only four out of total 35 staffers were present in the office. Taking serious note on this, Munat directed the municipal’s Additional Commission Taran Prakash Sinha and Deputy Commissioner Krishna Dubey to take disciplinary action against the absentees.
He later took stock of the department’s works, but found information pertaining to various documents incomplete and records not updated. Expressing his annoyance over the lethargic attitude of the department’s staffers, he instructed the senior officials to quickly improve the anarchic condition.
Earlier, entering the Revenue office, Munat started taking information about the works from the staffers present there including Assistant Revenue Inspector Vijay Pathak and three peons. Inquiring about the total strength of employees and their arrival and departure times, Munat also went through the attendance register. When asked, Pathak informed the minister that his job was to recover rent from the municipal shops located in the market places. However, he could not give satisfactory answer when Munat sought total revenue recovered through shop rents in the current financial year.
Infuriated by Pathak’s ignorance, Munat asked the Additional Commissioner and Deputy Commissioner to review the department’s works and functioning. He was also displeased with the records and documents including agreements of tenants that were not updated.
Rs 13.50 cr approved for 20 civic bodies
Raipur, September 10, 2010
The Urban Administration and Development Minister Rajesh Munat has approved Rs 13.50 crore for development works in 20 municipal councils of Raipur and Bastar divisions. He gave bounties to these civic bodies on the concluding day of two-day review meeting of all the municipal councils on Friday. Munat has also directed all the civic bodies to increase their revenue. On the concluding day, he reviewed the works of Dongargarh, Khairagarh, Kawardha, Mahasamund, Dhamtari, Kanker, Kondagaon, Kirandool and Bacheli municipal councils. On the occasion, the presidents and chief municipal officers (CMOs) of these civic bodies were present.
Prohibition on meat selling today
Raipur, September 10, 2010
The municipal corporation on Friday issued a directive that all the mutton markets would have to keep their shops close on
Saturday on the occasion of Ganesh Chaturthi. The Urban Administration and Development department has clearly instructed the
butchers and mutton shopkeepers that slaughtering of animals and selling of meat within the municipal limits would remain prohibited on Ganesh Chaturthi. The officials warned that the RMC would take stern action against those who would flout directives besides imposing heavy fine
on them. The civic administration has asked all the zonal sanitary inspectors to keep an eye on the mutton shops. The prohibition on meat selling and slaughtering would continue on September 12 and 17 on the occasion of Paryushan Parv, on September 18 on the occasion of Dolgyaras, on September 22 on the occasion of Ganesh Visarjan and Anant Chaturdashi and on September 25 on the occasion of Kshamavani.
RMC’s new projects to begin after monsoon
Fresh tenders to be invited soon
Raipur, September 10, 2010
The pending development works and new projects would commence in the capital after monsoon season. The civic Commissioner Om Prakash Choudhary on Saturday directed the officials to invite fresh tenders to begin new projects besides at the earliest. The municipal’s cleanliness campaign will also pick pace after rainy season.
For the past two months, the city’s ongoing development works had been decelerated or completely stopped due to frequent rainfall. This caused huge potholes in several main roads and streets of the capital. The drains that are in ramshackle condition also need repairing. Besides, the corporators have also prepared list of development works to be commenced in their areas. In this context, Choudhary has asked the zonal officials to send proposals of new projects for approval.
Among the proposals he has received from the corporators include construction of CC road and drain repairing works in Rajeev Gandhi ward at the estimated cost of Rs 9,99,333, Rani Laxmibai ward - Rs 9,83,179, Mahatama Gandhi ward – Rs 9,94,250, Kushabhau Thakre ward - Rs 9,62,977 and Dr Bhimrao Ambedkar ward at the cost of Rs 9,76,137. Choudhary further asked the officials to verify the proposal of drain and culvert constructions in Shankar Nagar ward at the estimated cost of Rs 9,97,196, Lal Bahadur Shastri ward - 9,93,032, Guru Govind Singh ward – Rs 9,90,950 and Civil Lines ward – Rs 11,18,684.
Similarly, the proposals of development works that have been sent for verification are – drain constructions in Rani Durgawati ward at the cost of Rs 9,36,000, CC road constructions in Dr Rajendra Prasad ward – Rs 8,93,200, construction of CC road, drains and culverts in Maulana Abdul Rauf ward – Rs 9,51,800 and construction of drains, culverts, roads at the cost of Rs 8.56 lakh and gates in various streets at the cost of Rs 10 lakh in Lt Arvind Dixit ward.
The proposals of three more wards that have reached the Commissioner are – construction of CC road, drains, culverts and sulabh toilet at the cost of Rs 9,07,500 in Pt Bhagwati Charan Shukla ward, road, drain and culvert construction works at the cost of Rs 9,95,500 and construction of CC road and culverts at the cost of Rs 6,53,200 in Shaheed Pankaj Vikram ward.
Raipur, September 10, 2010
The Urban Administration and Development Minister Rajesh Munat paid surprise visit to the RMC’s Revenue office at Netaji Subhash stadium on Friday noon and found that only four out of total 35 staffers were present in the office. Taking serious note on this, Munat directed the municipal’s Additional Commission Taran Prakash Sinha and Deputy Commissioner Krishna Dubey to take disciplinary action against the absentees.
He later took stock of the department’s works, but found information pertaining to various documents incomplete and records not updated. Expressing his annoyance over the lethargic attitude of the department’s staffers, he instructed the senior officials to quickly improve the anarchic condition.
Earlier, entering the Revenue office, Munat started taking information about the works from the staffers present there including Assistant Revenue Inspector Vijay Pathak and three peons. Inquiring about the total strength of employees and their arrival and departure times, Munat also went through the attendance register. When asked, Pathak informed the minister that his job was to recover rent from the municipal shops located in the market places. However, he could not give satisfactory answer when Munat sought total revenue recovered through shop rents in the current financial year.
Infuriated by Pathak’s ignorance, Munat asked the Additional Commissioner and Deputy Commissioner to review the department’s works and functioning. He was also displeased with the records and documents including agreements of tenants that were not updated.
Rs 13.50 cr approved for 20 civic bodies
Raipur, September 10, 2010
The Urban Administration and Development Minister Rajesh Munat has approved Rs 13.50 crore for development works in 20 municipal councils of Raipur and Bastar divisions. He gave bounties to these civic bodies on the concluding day of two-day review meeting of all the municipal councils on Friday. Munat has also directed all the civic bodies to increase their revenue. On the concluding day, he reviewed the works of Dongargarh, Khairagarh, Kawardha, Mahasamund, Dhamtari, Kanker, Kondagaon, Kirandool and Bacheli municipal councils. On the occasion, the presidents and chief municipal officers (CMOs) of these civic bodies were present.
Prohibition on meat selling today
Raipur, September 10, 2010
The municipal corporation on Friday issued a directive that all the mutton markets would have to keep their shops close on
Saturday on the occasion of Ganesh Chaturthi. The Urban Administration and Development department has clearly instructed the
butchers and mutton shopkeepers that slaughtering of animals and selling of meat within the municipal limits would remain prohibited on Ganesh Chaturthi. The officials warned that the RMC would take stern action against those who would flout directives besides imposing heavy fine
on them. The civic administration has asked all the zonal sanitary inspectors to keep an eye on the mutton shops. The prohibition on meat selling and slaughtering would continue on September 12 and 17 on the occasion of Paryushan Parv, on September 18 on the occasion of Dolgyaras, on September 22 on the occasion of Ganesh Visarjan and Anant Chaturdashi and on September 25 on the occasion of Kshamavani.
RMC’s new projects to begin after monsoon
Fresh tenders to be invited soon
Raipur, September 10, 2010
The pending development works and new projects would commence in the capital after monsoon season. The civic Commissioner Om Prakash Choudhary on Saturday directed the officials to invite fresh tenders to begin new projects besides at the earliest. The municipal’s cleanliness campaign will also pick pace after rainy season.
For the past two months, the city’s ongoing development works had been decelerated or completely stopped due to frequent rainfall. This caused huge potholes in several main roads and streets of the capital. The drains that are in ramshackle condition also need repairing. Besides, the corporators have also prepared list of development works to be commenced in their areas. In this context, Choudhary has asked the zonal officials to send proposals of new projects for approval.
Among the proposals he has received from the corporators include construction of CC road and drain repairing works in Rajeev Gandhi ward at the estimated cost of Rs 9,99,333, Rani Laxmibai ward - Rs 9,83,179, Mahatama Gandhi ward – Rs 9,94,250, Kushabhau Thakre ward - Rs 9,62,977 and Dr Bhimrao Ambedkar ward at the cost of Rs 9,76,137. Choudhary further asked the officials to verify the proposal of drain and culvert constructions in Shankar Nagar ward at the estimated cost of Rs 9,97,196, Lal Bahadur Shastri ward - 9,93,032, Guru Govind Singh ward – Rs 9,90,950 and Civil Lines ward – Rs 11,18,684.
Similarly, the proposals of development works that have been sent for verification are – drain constructions in Rani Durgawati ward at the cost of Rs 9,36,000, CC road constructions in Dr Rajendra Prasad ward – Rs 8,93,200, construction of CC road, drains and culverts in Maulana Abdul Rauf ward – Rs 9,51,800 and construction of drains, culverts, roads at the cost of Rs 8.56 lakh and gates in various streets at the cost of Rs 10 lakh in Lt Arvind Dixit ward.
The proposals of three more wards that have reached the Commissioner are – construction of CC road, drains, culverts and sulabh toilet at the cost of Rs 9,07,500 in Pt Bhagwati Charan Shukla ward, road, drain and culvert construction works at the cost of Rs 9,95,500 and construction of CC road and culverts at the cost of Rs 6,53,200 in Shaheed Pankaj Vikram ward.
No comments:
Post a Comment