Raipur, May 28, 2010
The relay centres of All India Radio (AIR) Raipur will broadcast an interview with Mayor Kiranmayi Nayak on development of the capital city at 7.25 am on May 30, 2010.
Bhoomipujan of new water pipeline project
Raipur, May 28, 2010
RMC Speaker Sanjay Shrivastava performed bhoomipujan of new water pipeline project in Rajatalab (Lal Bahadur Shastri ward) on Friday. The municipal will lay two inch pipeline that would be 200 meters long from Adarsh chowk to Shiv temple in the area. Shrivastava asked the Zone-3 officials to complete the project within a week. He hoped that the pipeline as well as the distribution of new tap connections to the local residents would solve the water crisis problem in the area. On the occasion, local corporator and MiC member Asha Israel Joseph, social worker Ram Shivhare, Zone-3 officials and local residents were present.
Martyr Rajeev Pandey’s tribute programme today
Raipur, May 28, 2010
The RMC will organise a tribute programme to observe death anniversary of martyr Rajeev Pandey by garlanding his statute at Sanjay Nagar (Tikarapara) at 10 am on Saturday. The programme will be attended by Mayor Kiranmayi Nayak, Speaker Sanjay Shrivastava, leader of BJP corporators Subhash Tiwari, all the Mayor-in-Council (MiC) members, corporators and municipal officials and staff. Nayak has appealed to Raipurians to attend the programme and pay homage to the martyr.
Bhoomipujan today
Raipur, May 28, 2010
Mayor Kiranmayi Nayak will perform bhoomipujan of new water pipeline work near Sarthi chowk in Kankali Para ward (Zone-6) at 10.30 am on Saturday. The officials of Water Works department informed that the municipal would lay six inch pipeline in the area. Notably, the area was facing acute water crisis and the local corporator Prem Birnani as well as local residents had requested from Nayak to provide new pipeline in the area to solve their problem.
Clean drains, nullahs before rains: PWD Minister
Raises concerns over waterlogging problems at Gudhiyari under-bridge
Raipur, May 28, 2010
PWD Minister Brijmohan Agrawal is concerned about frequent waterlogging problems in the city, especially at Gudhiyari under-bridge during rains. He has asked the officials to make adequate arrangements before monsoon to ensure that the waterlogging problems may not occur and the road traffic remains smooth. He said all the drains and nullahs should be properly cleaned so that the bastis and low lying areas may submerge during rains.
Agrawal issued these significant instructions to the officials during a meeting on sanitation works and waterlogging problems held at Mantralaya on Friday evening.
Agrawal said the drains and nullahs within one kilometer range of the Gudhiyari under-bridge should be thoroughly cleaned so that they may not overflow and cause waterlogging during heavy showers.
He said prior arrangement of powerful suction pump would ensure that water could quickly be removed in case of waterlogging at under-bridge. He further suggested that water accumulation could also be prevented in the area if the direction of water flowing during rains would be turned to other drains and nullahs.
He asked the officials to conduct spot inspection of the under-bridge as well as the flood-prone areas and to frame future course of action accordingly before June 5, 2010.
Learning that Santoshi Nagar and its nearby bastis get severely affected in rainy season due to waterlogging, Agrawal said the comprehensive plan to prevent flood-like situation in the capital should specially consider Santoshi Nagar.
Considering several complaints about waterlogging problems in Ring Road No 1 where the project of four-lane road has not yet completed, Agrawal said proper measures should be taken so that the residential located on either sides of the road may not inundate. Notably, the road has also become accident-prone owing to big potholes and the people had repeatedly reminded the civic authorities as well as the state government to instruct the National Highway Authority of India (NHAI) to take certain steps that could prevent any mishap.
Ensure waterlogging may not occur in any ward: Mayor
Expresses displeasure over slow pace of sanitation drive
Raipur, May 28, 2010
Considering public inconvenience due to waterlogging during rains, Mayor Kiranmayi Nayak has directed the officials to take necessary measures to ensure that such cases may not become order of the day during the upcoming monsoon. She has also expressed her displeasure over the slow pace of sanitation drive and had sternly instructed the officials to complete the cleaning works before rains. Nayak’s directives came during her inspection of nullah cleaning works in five wards of Zone-6 on Friday.
She said the RMC’s aim to rid the low lying areas of the city from the waterlogging problem could only be achieved when the nullahs would be cleaned till bottom. She asked the Health Officer Dr Amrit Chopra and all the Zone Commissioners as well as health staff to regularly monitor the cleaning works and take appropriate action against the non-performing officials and sanitation contractors.
When Nayak learnt that the residents in and around Santoshi Nagar always face waterlogging problems during rainy season she said a new kuchcha nullah would be dug from Santoshi Nagar to slaughter house. In this connection, she promptly issued necessary instructions to Zone-6 Commissioner MN Thakur and asked him to complete the work at the earliest.
Nayak saw the cleaning works in Tikarapara nullah near Nandi chowk, Machli Patra nullah, nullah besides Pachpedi Naka road, Indira Nagar nullah, nullah near Muktar agency, Mathpara nullah behind Sulabh complex, nullah near Ravatpura Estate, Sudama Nagar nullah and nullah near Bakra market.
Nayak inspected Dr Vipin Bihari Sur ward, Shaheed Rajeev Pandey ward, Moreshwar Rao Gadre ward, Ravindranath Tagore ward and Brigadier Usman ward. She was accompanied by MiC member and president of Health department Govind Mishra, corporators Jagdish Ahuja, Samir Akhtar, Kallu Satnam Singh Panag, Pardesi Ram Sahu and municipal officials.
The relay centres of All India Radio (AIR) Raipur will broadcast an interview with Mayor Kiranmayi Nayak on development of the capital city at 7.25 am on May 30, 2010.
Bhoomipujan of new water pipeline project
Raipur, May 28, 2010
RMC Speaker Sanjay Shrivastava performed bhoomipujan of new water pipeline project in Rajatalab (Lal Bahadur Shastri ward) on Friday. The municipal will lay two inch pipeline that would be 200 meters long from Adarsh chowk to Shiv temple in the area. Shrivastava asked the Zone-3 officials to complete the project within a week. He hoped that the pipeline as well as the distribution of new tap connections to the local residents would solve the water crisis problem in the area. On the occasion, local corporator and MiC member Asha Israel Joseph, social worker Ram Shivhare, Zone-3 officials and local residents were present.
Martyr Rajeev Pandey’s tribute programme today
Raipur, May 28, 2010
The RMC will organise a tribute programme to observe death anniversary of martyr Rajeev Pandey by garlanding his statute at Sanjay Nagar (Tikarapara) at 10 am on Saturday. The programme will be attended by Mayor Kiranmayi Nayak, Speaker Sanjay Shrivastava, leader of BJP corporators Subhash Tiwari, all the Mayor-in-Council (MiC) members, corporators and municipal officials and staff. Nayak has appealed to Raipurians to attend the programme and pay homage to the martyr.
Bhoomipujan today
Raipur, May 28, 2010
Mayor Kiranmayi Nayak will perform bhoomipujan of new water pipeline work near Sarthi chowk in Kankali Para ward (Zone-6) at 10.30 am on Saturday. The officials of Water Works department informed that the municipal would lay six inch pipeline in the area. Notably, the area was facing acute water crisis and the local corporator Prem Birnani as well as local residents had requested from Nayak to provide new pipeline in the area to solve their problem.
Clean drains, nullahs before rains: PWD Minister
Raises concerns over waterlogging problems at Gudhiyari under-bridge
Raipur, May 28, 2010
PWD Minister Brijmohan Agrawal is concerned about frequent waterlogging problems in the city, especially at Gudhiyari under-bridge during rains. He has asked the officials to make adequate arrangements before monsoon to ensure that the waterlogging problems may not occur and the road traffic remains smooth. He said all the drains and nullahs should be properly cleaned so that the bastis and low lying areas may submerge during rains.
Agrawal issued these significant instructions to the officials during a meeting on sanitation works and waterlogging problems held at Mantralaya on Friday evening.
Agrawal said the drains and nullahs within one kilometer range of the Gudhiyari under-bridge should be thoroughly cleaned so that they may not overflow and cause waterlogging during heavy showers.
He said prior arrangement of powerful suction pump would ensure that water could quickly be removed in case of waterlogging at under-bridge. He further suggested that water accumulation could also be prevented in the area if the direction of water flowing during rains would be turned to other drains and nullahs.
He asked the officials to conduct spot inspection of the under-bridge as well as the flood-prone areas and to frame future course of action accordingly before June 5, 2010.
Learning that Santoshi Nagar and its nearby bastis get severely affected in rainy season due to waterlogging, Agrawal said the comprehensive plan to prevent flood-like situation in the capital should specially consider Santoshi Nagar.
Considering several complaints about waterlogging problems in Ring Road No 1 where the project of four-lane road has not yet completed, Agrawal said proper measures should be taken so that the residential located on either sides of the road may not inundate. Notably, the road has also become accident-prone owing to big potholes and the people had repeatedly reminded the civic authorities as well as the state government to instruct the National Highway Authority of India (NHAI) to take certain steps that could prevent any mishap.
Ensure waterlogging may not occur in any ward: Mayor
Expresses displeasure over slow pace of sanitation drive
Raipur, May 28, 2010
Considering public inconvenience due to waterlogging during rains, Mayor Kiranmayi Nayak has directed the officials to take necessary measures to ensure that such cases may not become order of the day during the upcoming monsoon. She has also expressed her displeasure over the slow pace of sanitation drive and had sternly instructed the officials to complete the cleaning works before rains. Nayak’s directives came during her inspection of nullah cleaning works in five wards of Zone-6 on Friday.
She said the RMC’s aim to rid the low lying areas of the city from the waterlogging problem could only be achieved when the nullahs would be cleaned till bottom. She asked the Health Officer Dr Amrit Chopra and all the Zone Commissioners as well as health staff to regularly monitor the cleaning works and take appropriate action against the non-performing officials and sanitation contractors.
When Nayak learnt that the residents in and around Santoshi Nagar always face waterlogging problems during rainy season she said a new kuchcha nullah would be dug from Santoshi Nagar to slaughter house. In this connection, she promptly issued necessary instructions to Zone-6 Commissioner MN Thakur and asked him to complete the work at the earliest.
Nayak saw the cleaning works in Tikarapara nullah near Nandi chowk, Machli Patra nullah, nullah besides Pachpedi Naka road, Indira Nagar nullah, nullah near Muktar agency, Mathpara nullah behind Sulabh complex, nullah near Ravatpura Estate, Sudama Nagar nullah and nullah near Bakra market.
Nayak inspected Dr Vipin Bihari Sur ward, Shaheed Rajeev Pandey ward, Moreshwar Rao Gadre ward, Ravindranath Tagore ward and Brigadier Usman ward. She was accompanied by MiC member and president of Health department Govind Mishra, corporators Jagdish Ahuja, Samir Akhtar, Kallu Satnam Singh Panag, Pardesi Ram Sahu and municipal officials.
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