Raipur, October 04, 2010
After winning the Bhatgaon legislative assembly by-election on Monday, the BJP state unit president Ramsewak Paikra termed it as ‘victory of the party’s development policies’. “By giving mandate to the BJP once again, the people of Bhatgaon have proved that they have full faith on the state government,” he said expressing his gratitude towards the voters. Crediting the party workers for the historical success, he said their hard work and dedication to diffuse the party’s policies and tradition help their candidate to clamp victory by a huge margin over her main opponent from Congress US Singhdeo.
“The BJP is committed to fulfill all its promises it had done to the people of Chhattisgarh and the state government would ensure that all its projects and schemes should reach to every nook and corner of the state,” Paikra said.
He informed that the BJP candidate Rajni Tripathi maintained lead from the first round of counting and never lagged by her opponent till the final round. Paikra said since both male and female voters cast their in large number, the total turnout in the by-poll was satisfactory.
Earlier, the BJP workers burst crackers and distribute sweets in the party’s state office Ekatma Parisar as soon as the Tripathi was announced as triumphant in the Bhatgaon by-poll. Later, they reached to Jaistambh chowk and celebrated the victory by bursting crackers. The BJP vice-president Sachchidanand Upasne, state secretary Sanjay Shrivastava, district general secretary Ashok Pandey, BJYM district president Jayanti Patel, Subhash Tiwari and other part workers were present during celebrations at Jaistambh chowk.
Ward committee prez to be elected on Oct 8
Raipur, October 04, 2010
The president of RMC ward committee would be elected on October 8, 2010. The president would be elected after during the first meeting of the committee members that would be convened at Pt Ravishankar Shukla conference hall at 1 pm on October 8.
Hotel, grocery store fined for throwing waste on saplings
Raipur, October 04, 2010
The civic officials on Monday fined a hotel and a grocery store basted at Telebandha for throwing waste on the saplings planted in front of their establishments by the municipal’s horticulture department under plantation drive. The action was taken on directives of civic Commissioner OM Prakash Choudhary who inspected the area along with GE road and other parts of the city to see whether the RMC was regularly maintaining the saplings and plants or not. Expressing his annoyance over the dying saplings due to negligent attitude of the relevant staffers, Choudhary said all the saplings should be properly taken care and fine must be imposed on those who would deliberately throw waste on saplings.
During his inspection at Telebandha, Choudhary found that in spite of protecting the saplings planted before Hotel Mahesh and Laxmi grocery store near level crossing with the tree-guards, the two establishments had recklessly thrown garbage and waste water over them.
Choudhary was also upset when he saw the conditions of the saplings and plants planted in the median of GE road and majority of them were dead in the absence of proper care. He asked the officials of Horticulture department to take care of the saplings and plants on daily basis besides protecting them and supporting with bamboo sticks.
Rs 1.67 cr motor workshop to be ready by Oct end
Raipur, October 04, 2010
The deadline to complete the Tikarapara-based Rs 1.67 crore new motor workshop being constructed by the RMC is October end. The municipal Commissioner Om Prakash Choudhary has asked the officials to complete the task by the given timeframe while he was inspecting the workshop site on Monday.
The workshop that will spawn in about 10,750 sq m area would be equipped with all the modern facilities for servicing and maintenance of the municipal vehicles. Choudhary hoped that the RMC would save adequate fund with the commencement of new workshop that it spend on maintenance of its vehicles.
The gate of the workshop is eight meter wide and two office buildings have been constructed on either sides of the entry road. A separate parking space of about 2460 sq m would be developed for small vehicles while a huge shed of 30 x 13 meter area would be constructed for maintenance of all types of municipal vehicles. Besides, there will be four store and tool rooms to stock spare parts. There will be 21 more sheds with 4.5 x 3.7 meter area and ten sheds with 6.5 x 3.7 meter area as parking lots for municipal vehicles. Similarly, the heavy vehicles would be parked in 25 large sheds with 9.5 x 3.7 meter area. Choudhary informed that concrete covered drain would also be constructed in the workshop premises for proper drainage of waste water.
Filthy kitchen, substandard food found in Coffee House
At New Circuit House during RMC raid
Raipur, October 04, 2010
The snacks and food stuffs at Indian Coffee House based at New Circuit House are substandard and can cause health hazards. The revelation came when the officials of the RMC’s Health department on Monday raided Coffee House after receiving complaints pertaining to its unhygienic food materials and were taken aback with the filthy condition of the kitchen where dishes were being prepared without cleaning the raw materials. The inspecting team also found that the Coffee House was responsible for insanitation around new Circuit House by the sight of heaping garbage on road. Taking serious note on this, the team imposed Rs 5000 fine on the Coffee House management.
Another action was taken in Devendra Nagar where Sarda Energy – the owner of Vanijya Bhawan had obstructed the road by dumping building materials on the road. The RMC imposed Rs 5000 on Sarda Energy. Similarly, the Station road based Hotel Ishika was fined Rs 2000, Tatya Para based Hotel Sukh Sagar Restaurant was fined Rs 5000, Sharda chowk based Hotel Bhagirathi was fined Rs 500 and and Shailendra Nagar based resident Utsav Jain was fined Rs 5000 for obstructing the road with building materials.
The civic Commissioner Om Prakash Choudhary directed the officials to impose double fine on the commercial establishments and residents that would continue creating insanitation in their surroundings in spite of warning.
Now, truancy not possible for sanitary supervisors
Get new handsets from RMC, cleaning staffers get photo ID cards
Raipur, October 04, 2010
Truancy at work has always been a matter of concern for the civic authorities, especially on sanitation issue over which the corporators as well as the citizens flood the municipal head office with their complaints in connection to the abject sanitary conditions of their localities because of habitually truant supervisors and cleaning staffers. To check dissemination of truancy trend among the sincere workers, the RMC decided to dole out handsets to the sanitary supervisors so that they could remain in contact with the civic officials during working hours.
On experimental basis, Mayor Kiranmayi Nayak distributed cell phones to the supervisors of zone 4 on Monday at Shaheed Smarak Bhawan. Besides, on the occasion, the civic administration issued photo identity cards (photo ID cards) to the cleaning workers.
The supervisors have been clearly instructed not to switch off their cell phones and promptly inform the respective zonal commissioner in case of any problem or requirement.
The handsets and photo ID cards have been distributed under municipal’s ‘mission clean’ campaign and soon it would be launched in other zones of the capital.
“The role played by the sanitary supervisors and workers is very important and they should discharge their responsibility to keep the city clean and beautiful,” said Nayak by adding that the distribution of handsets to supervisors was RMC’s ‘recognising gesture’. “We will also dole out dress and jackets to the cleaning staffers in next couple of days,” she added indicating that more facilities for the workers are in the offing.
When the cleaning workers put some of their problems before the Mayor, she assured them that each of their grievances would be redressed.
After winning the Bhatgaon legislative assembly by-election on Monday, the BJP state unit president Ramsewak Paikra termed it as ‘victory of the party’s development policies’. “By giving mandate to the BJP once again, the people of Bhatgaon have proved that they have full faith on the state government,” he said expressing his gratitude towards the voters. Crediting the party workers for the historical success, he said their hard work and dedication to diffuse the party’s policies and tradition help their candidate to clamp victory by a huge margin over her main opponent from Congress US Singhdeo.
“The BJP is committed to fulfill all its promises it had done to the people of Chhattisgarh and the state government would ensure that all its projects and schemes should reach to every nook and corner of the state,” Paikra said.
He informed that the BJP candidate Rajni Tripathi maintained lead from the first round of counting and never lagged by her opponent till the final round. Paikra said since both male and female voters cast their in large number, the total turnout in the by-poll was satisfactory.
Earlier, the BJP workers burst crackers and distribute sweets in the party’s state office Ekatma Parisar as soon as the Tripathi was announced as triumphant in the Bhatgaon by-poll. Later, they reached to Jaistambh chowk and celebrated the victory by bursting crackers. The BJP vice-president Sachchidanand Upasne, state secretary Sanjay Shrivastava, district general secretary Ashok Pandey, BJYM district president Jayanti Patel, Subhash Tiwari and other part workers were present during celebrations at Jaistambh chowk.
Ward committee prez to be elected on Oct 8
Raipur, October 04, 2010
The president of RMC ward committee would be elected on October 8, 2010. The president would be elected after during the first meeting of the committee members that would be convened at Pt Ravishankar Shukla conference hall at 1 pm on October 8.
Hotel, grocery store fined for throwing waste on saplings
Raipur, October 04, 2010
The civic officials on Monday fined a hotel and a grocery store basted at Telebandha for throwing waste on the saplings planted in front of their establishments by the municipal’s horticulture department under plantation drive. The action was taken on directives of civic Commissioner OM Prakash Choudhary who inspected the area along with GE road and other parts of the city to see whether the RMC was regularly maintaining the saplings and plants or not. Expressing his annoyance over the dying saplings due to negligent attitude of the relevant staffers, Choudhary said all the saplings should be properly taken care and fine must be imposed on those who would deliberately throw waste on saplings.
During his inspection at Telebandha, Choudhary found that in spite of protecting the saplings planted before Hotel Mahesh and Laxmi grocery store near level crossing with the tree-guards, the two establishments had recklessly thrown garbage and waste water over them.
Choudhary was also upset when he saw the conditions of the saplings and plants planted in the median of GE road and majority of them were dead in the absence of proper care. He asked the officials of Horticulture department to take care of the saplings and plants on daily basis besides protecting them and supporting with bamboo sticks.
Rs 1.67 cr motor workshop to be ready by Oct end
Raipur, October 04, 2010
The deadline to complete the Tikarapara-based Rs 1.67 crore new motor workshop being constructed by the RMC is October end. The municipal Commissioner Om Prakash Choudhary has asked the officials to complete the task by the given timeframe while he was inspecting the workshop site on Monday.
The workshop that will spawn in about 10,750 sq m area would be equipped with all the modern facilities for servicing and maintenance of the municipal vehicles. Choudhary hoped that the RMC would save adequate fund with the commencement of new workshop that it spend on maintenance of its vehicles.
The gate of the workshop is eight meter wide and two office buildings have been constructed on either sides of the entry road. A separate parking space of about 2460 sq m would be developed for small vehicles while a huge shed of 30 x 13 meter area would be constructed for maintenance of all types of municipal vehicles. Besides, there will be four store and tool rooms to stock spare parts. There will be 21 more sheds with 4.5 x 3.7 meter area and ten sheds with 6.5 x 3.7 meter area as parking lots for municipal vehicles. Similarly, the heavy vehicles would be parked in 25 large sheds with 9.5 x 3.7 meter area. Choudhary informed that concrete covered drain would also be constructed in the workshop premises for proper drainage of waste water.
Filthy kitchen, substandard food found in Coffee House
At New Circuit House during RMC raid
Raipur, October 04, 2010
The snacks and food stuffs at Indian Coffee House based at New Circuit House are substandard and can cause health hazards. The revelation came when the officials of the RMC’s Health department on Monday raided Coffee House after receiving complaints pertaining to its unhygienic food materials and were taken aback with the filthy condition of the kitchen where dishes were being prepared without cleaning the raw materials. The inspecting team also found that the Coffee House was responsible for insanitation around new Circuit House by the sight of heaping garbage on road. Taking serious note on this, the team imposed Rs 5000 fine on the Coffee House management.
Another action was taken in Devendra Nagar where Sarda Energy – the owner of Vanijya Bhawan had obstructed the road by dumping building materials on the road. The RMC imposed Rs 5000 on Sarda Energy. Similarly, the Station road based Hotel Ishika was fined Rs 2000, Tatya Para based Hotel Sukh Sagar Restaurant was fined Rs 5000, Sharda chowk based Hotel Bhagirathi was fined Rs 500 and and Shailendra Nagar based resident Utsav Jain was fined Rs 5000 for obstructing the road with building materials.
The civic Commissioner Om Prakash Choudhary directed the officials to impose double fine on the commercial establishments and residents that would continue creating insanitation in their surroundings in spite of warning.
Now, truancy not possible for sanitary supervisors
Get new handsets from RMC, cleaning staffers get photo ID cards
Raipur, October 04, 2010
Truancy at work has always been a matter of concern for the civic authorities, especially on sanitation issue over which the corporators as well as the citizens flood the municipal head office with their complaints in connection to the abject sanitary conditions of their localities because of habitually truant supervisors and cleaning staffers. To check dissemination of truancy trend among the sincere workers, the RMC decided to dole out handsets to the sanitary supervisors so that they could remain in contact with the civic officials during working hours.
On experimental basis, Mayor Kiranmayi Nayak distributed cell phones to the supervisors of zone 4 on Monday at Shaheed Smarak Bhawan. Besides, on the occasion, the civic administration issued photo identity cards (photo ID cards) to the cleaning workers.
The supervisors have been clearly instructed not to switch off their cell phones and promptly inform the respective zonal commissioner in case of any problem or requirement.
The handsets and photo ID cards have been distributed under municipal’s ‘mission clean’ campaign and soon it would be launched in other zones of the capital.
“The role played by the sanitary supervisors and workers is very important and they should discharge their responsibility to keep the city clean and beautiful,” said Nayak by adding that the distribution of handsets to supervisors was RMC’s ‘recognising gesture’. “We will also dole out dress and jackets to the cleaning staffers in next couple of days,” she added indicating that more facilities for the workers are in the offing.
When the cleaning workers put some of their problems before the Mayor, she assured them that each of their grievances would be redressed.
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