Raipur, January 13, 2011
Pt Ravishankar Shukla University (RSU) has announced the examination dates of Post Graduate Diploma in Computer Application (PGDCA) first semester, Diploma in Computer Application (DCA) first and second semesters and Diploma in Computer Hardware Technology (DCHT) second semester and all the eight semesters of Bachelor of Engineering (BE) (new course). In this regard, the varsity administration has already issued a notification. The first semester of PGDCA and DCA will commence from January 18, 2011 and conclude on January 25. The second semester of DCA will begin from January 27 and conclude on February 3 while the second semester of DCHT will start from January 25 and conclude on February 3. Similarly, the first, fourth and seventh semester of BE will start on January 22 and conclude on February 23 while second and fifth semester exams will begin on January 25 and end on February 25. The third and sixth semester of engineering exams will commence on January 28 and conclude on February 28 while the eighth semester exams will start from January 25 and conclude on February 18.
BJPMM meeting held
Raipur, January 13, 2011
The state president of BJP Mahila Morcha (BJPMM) Shobha Soni convened a meeting of the morcha’s office-bearers at party office Ekatma Parisar on Thursday noon pertaining to preparation of BJPMM’s day-long executive meeting to be organised on January 23 2011. Soni urged all the office-bearers to give warm welcome to morcha’s national president Smriti Irani who would attend the executive meeting as a special guest. The morcha also discussed abut arrangements on January 23. The morcha’s executive meeting would be attended by morcha’s state office-bearers, members of executive committee, specially invited members and all the district presidents.
Ekta Yatra in Gudhiyari, Ramsagar Para today
Raipur, January 13, 2011
The Bharatiya Janata Yuwa Morcha (BJYM) will commence third phase of Rashtriya Ekta Yatra from Telghani Naka chowk at 11 am on Friday. The BJP’s state vice president Sachchidanand Upasne and senior party leaders will flag off the yatra, informed the BJYM district president Sanju Narayan Singh Thakur, district convenor of Tiranga Vahini Jayanti Patel and yatra incharge Dharmendra Rawat on Thursday. The yatra will cover all the wards under Ramsagar Para and Gudhiyari mandals.
About 3300 BJYM workers to go J&K Jan 23
To hoist tricolour at Srinagar on R-day
Raipur, January 13, 2011
About 3300 Bharatiya Janata Yuwa Morcha (BJYM) workers from the state will go to Jammu and Kashmir (J&K) to hoist national flag at Lal Chowk in Srinagar on Republic day on January 26 under the organisation’s Rashtriya Ekta Yatra. These workers will board a special train on January 23. The information was given BJYM state office incharge Amarjeet Singh Chhabra who added that over 2500 more workers will also leave for Srinagar through other trains.
“The list of all the BJYM workers going to J&K would be prepared at mandal level and then it would reach to the state president Anurag Singhdeo. In this connection, all the mandal incharges have been asked to collect complete detail of the workers along with their photo identities, cell phone numbers, etc. The final list would then be pasted in the state office,” Chhabra said.
“The yatra has started nation-wide as well as in every state. The BJYM workers in the state have commenced tiranga yatra in each district at mandal level to diffuse the message of unity,” he added.
“We are also organising nukkad natak besides campus meetings, wall writings and exhibition of banners and posters to link youths with our yatra mission,” he said.
In this regard, the BJYM has appointed divisional and mandal incharges. “Singhdeo has already completed his tour to Raipur, Bilaspur and Bastar divisions pertaining to yatra and has urged all the workers to link large number of youths with this campaign,” Chhabra added.
Tiranga yatra taken out in two mandals
Raipur, January 13, 2011
The Bharatiya Janata Yuwa Morcha (BJYM) took tiranga yatra under its Rashtriya Ekta Yatra in Pt Deendayal Upadhyay and Tatya Para mandals on Thursday.
The yatra in both the mandals was flagged off by BJP Raipur district president Ashok Pandey, for RMC Speaker Ratan Daga, BJYM state general secretary Ashish Agrawal, district convenor of Tiranga Vahini Jayanti Patel and yatra incharge Dharmendra Rawat. The yatra was led by BJYM district president Sanju Narayan Singh Thakur. The yatra commenced from Lakhe Nagar and covered all the wards under Pt Deendayal Upadhyay and Tatya Para mandals.
On the occasion, the BJP Raipur district president Ashok Pandey said that the young workers of BJYM would certainly succeed in their mission to connect all the Indians through yatra.
Former RMC Speaker Ratan Daga said objective of yatra is to create patriotism among the youths and to spread message that Kashmir is the intact part of the country.
NSUI forcibly opens Mova overbridge for public
Before CM’s formal public dedication programme
Raipur, January 13, 2011
The National Students’ Union of India (NSUI) on Thursday opened the Mova overbridge for commuters forcibly just two days ahead of Chief Minister Raman Singh’s scheduled programme to formally dedicate the flyover to the public.
To open the overbridge, the NSUI workers requested one senior citizen Premlata Sahu from Mova to dedicate it to public.
“Why people should wait for any formality by the state government when the overbridge is ready for over a month? The objective of constructing this overbridge was to rid commuters from frequent traffic jams at level crossing. If the construction of the flyover was completed way before then it should have opened for public immediately,” said the NSUI state president Sanjeev Shukla.
“We also demand from the state government to file criminal case against the Public Works Department (PWD) for obstructing the traffic movement on the overbridge deliberately as the structure has been raised on the main road and belongs to the state government,” he said.
On the occasion, Subodh Haritwal, Pradeep Sahu, Vidhi Namdev, Banti Bagh, Rahul Tiwari and other NSUI workers were present.
YC opposes closure of Mova level crossing gate
Raipur, January 13, 2011
The Youth Congress (YC) will oppose the closure of Mova level crossing gate after the overbridge would be dedicated to the public by Chief Minister Raman Singh on January 15, 2011. “In this regard, we will launch a day-long signature campaign near level crossing on Friday. We will then demand from the CM to keep the level crossing gate open considering its use by the disabled and children of nearby schools and pedestrians,” said Raipur YC Parliament president Vinod Tiwari.
BJP corporators gherao civic Commissioner
Demands to roll back decision to impose tax on empty plots
Raipur, January 13, 2011
The BJP corporators on Friday gheraoed the civic Commissioner OM Prakash Choudhary and demanded from him to roll back the decision to impose property tax on empty plots. In this connection, the BJP corporators led by their leader Subhash Tiwari also submitted a memorandum to Choudhary.
Tiwari said people were afraid by RMC’s sudden decision to recover tax from empty plot owners. “A number of people who own empty plots in the capital belong to middle class. While some have purchased the plots, many have inherited from their ancestors. They have not done construction in their plots because they are financially weak. Now, if Mayor Kiranmayi Nayak will say that these people would forcibly recover tax from these people then it would be sheer injustice to them,” said Tiwari.
“It is also surprising that the RMC wants to impose tax on those plots that are submerged either in overflowing nullah water or rain water. How can the impose tax on those lands around which there is no basic civic facility?” Tiwari asked.
“We have also refused the offer of Commissioner that taxes on all empty plots less 5000 sq ft area would be waived off as we want waiver on all such plots,” he added.
Tiwari was accompanied by BJP corporators Suryakant Rathore, Sunil Bandre, Dilip Sarthi, Sunil Chandrakar, Sarita Verma, Meenal Choubey, Mamta Agrawal, Khemlal Sahu, Bindu Maheshwari, etc.
Mayor inform Telebandha residents about their rehab prog
After pond beautification and development works
Raipur, January 13, 2011
Mayor Kiranmayi Nayak on Thursday informed Telebandha residents about their rehabilitation programme after pond beautification and development works in the locality.
In this connection, Nayak gave detailed presentation of beautification works of Telebandha Talab and municipal’s rehabilitation programme for the people who would be displaced from the embankment of the pond.
She assured that all the affected people would get pucca house in the same locality. In this direction, she said the RMC would also organise claims and objection camp at Telebandha on January 16, 2011.
Earlier, Telebandha residents staged dharna in front of RMC headquarters on Thursday when the civic Commissioner Om Prakash Choudhary could not turn up after inviting them to discuss about their rehabilitation package due to pond beautification works. However, they stopped their dharna after Mayor’s request and agreed to discuss on their rehabilitation package with her.
Notably, several slum dwellers around Telebandha Talab would be displaced due to municipal’s ambitious pond beautification and development project that would be done at an estimated cost of Rs 13 crore. The Urban Administration and Development department has already sanctioned the fund for the project.
According to plan, the RMC will develop a garden at the embankment of Telebandha Talab besides constructing a health centre, community centre and Aanganbadi centre. The municipal’s Horticulture department has already commenced plantation works at embankment of the pond.
Considering displacement of several people, the RMC has decided to construct about 720 flats at an estimated cost of Rs 24.5 crore. The area of each flat will be 375 sq ft area while there will be all other facilities like parking, etc in the edifices.
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