Raipur, January 06, 2011
The Raipur Municipal Corporation (RMC) will soon shift all the garbage vats from the sides of the main roads to other locations. In this regard, the president of RMC Health department Gyanesh Sharma has issued directives to Deputy Commissioner (Health) Rakesh Jaiswal while he was chairing a meeting of the department’s advisory committee.
“It is the heaping filth and waste around the roadside garbage vats that prompted us to shift all the vats elsewhere. This is we would maintain cleanliness around the main roads and commence beautification works properly,” said the president of RMC health department Gyanesh Sharma.
He asked the department officials to identify secondary locations in a week to commence the shifting process of garbage vats.
He further said that the sanitary works should be intensified at zonal level and the grievances of the residents pertaining to insanitation should quickly be resolved. Besides, he reiterated that the names and cell phone numbers of the sanitary inspectors, supervisors and contractors should be written in the public places through murals. The total number of sanitary workers and their names would also be mentioned in the public places. “We are taking such initiatives because we want to maintain transparency in sanitary works,” Sharma said. If the responsible officials or contractors would switch off their mobile phones then the municipal corporation would take strong disciplinary action against them, he indicated.
Similarly, to ensure that the residents may not face inconvenience due to filth, garbage and choking drains and nullahs, Sharma has also instructed the zone commissioners to regularly inspect the sanitation works being carried out in their respective areas.
According to advisory committee’s decision to invite tenders for work-based sanitary contractor in fifty out of seventy wards, the RMC had by far completed the tendering procedures of 20 wards. The tenders for remaining 30 wards would be invited in next couple of days.
The meting was attended by leader of BJP corporators Subhash Tiwari, presidents of zone 4 and 5 Anis Ahmed and Anamika Sahu and corporators Sunil Chandrakar and Lekhraj Sonkar.
Last date to submit licence fee till Jan 31
For small and medium business units in zone 5
Raipur, January 06, 2011
The last date to submit licence fee for small and medium business units and nursing homes in zone 5 would be January 31, 2011. The zone 5 commissioner Lokesh Chandravanshi informed that the municipal corporation has fixed the licence fee for different categories for current fiscal according to rules. He urged from the businessmen to submit their licence fee before the last date to avoid municipal action against them. The RMC will not only seal the shops of those who would not pay their licence fee till January 31, but would also impose heavy fine on them, he said.
According to revised licence fee, the rice and dal mill owners would now have to pay Rs 3175 as against the previous fee of Rs 2500. Similarly, the municipal will charge Rs 1250 from oil and poha (flattened rice) mills (earlier it was Rs 1000), Rs 500 from flour and saw mills as well as from tea depots and Rs 200 from soda, bakery and confectionary shop owners.
The licence fee for lodges would be according to their bed-capacity. The lodges with 15 beds would have to pay Rs 1250, from 15 beds to 30 beds - Rs 2500 and above 30 beds - Rs 3125.
Among hotels and restaurants, the licence fee for air conditioner (AC) food zones would be Rs 3750 and non AC eating joints would be Rs 1250.
Among business establishments providing health services, the RMC has hiked the licence fee by 30 percent and now the nursing homes, medical research centres, drug shops and maternity centres would have to pay from Rs 2500 top Rs 22500.
The licence fee for grocery shop owners have been hiked from Rs 200 to Rs 2500 while the foreign liquor shops would have to pay Rs 18750 and country liquor shops – Rs 12500.
The RMC’s licence fee list broadly comprises of business units pertaining to food, medical service and manufacturing units including industries producing dangerous and inflammable products.
There are eight wards in zone 5 – Shaheed Chudamani Nayak, Thakur Pyarelal Singh, Mahant Laxmi Narayan Das, Comrade Sudhir Mukherjee, Pt Sundar Lal Sharma, Dr Khoobchand Baghel, Pt Deendayal Upadhyay and Pt Madhavrao Sapre. The zone commissioner informed that the people operating their business in any of the eight wards can obtain complete information about the licence fee from the zonal office.
RMC to pay floral tribute to Shastri on Jan 11
Raipur, January 06, 2011
The municipal corporation will pay floral tribute to former Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri on the occasion of his death anniversary on January 11, 2011. Mayor Kiranmayi Nayak informed that the RMC will organise all-religion prayer at Shastri chowk before the former PM’s statue at 10 am on January 11. Similarly, the municipal will observe birth anniversary of Swami Vivekananda on January 12. On the occasion, the RMC will organise a tribute programme at Neelabh Udyan at Vivekananda Sarovar (Budha Talab) at 10 am.
Bhoomipujan of two new drains
Raipur, January 06, 2011
Mayor Kiranmayi Nayak performed bhoomipujan of two new drains in Guru Govind Singh ward and Lal Bahadur Shastri wards on Thursday. The drains would ensure proper sewerage of waste water in both the wards, said Nayak. The drain in Guru Govind Singh ward would be constructed at an estimated cost of Rs 9.58 lakh near Sindhi Gurudwara. Similarly, the drain in Lal Bahadur Shastri ward would be constructed near Arman nullah at the cost of Rs 9.61 lakh. The funds for drain construction in both the wards have been allocated under Urban Administration Department’s ward development scheme through which each ward would receive a maximum of Rs 10 lakh every month, Nayak said. On the occasion, Nayak announced to give Rs two lakh to lay new pipeline in Guru Govind Singh ward and Rs two lakh to repair the roads in Lal Bahadur Shastri ward from Mayor’s fund. During bhoomipujan programme, Nayak was accompanied by municipal Speaker Sanjay Shrivastava, Raipur North legislator Kuldeep Juneja, local corporators and zonal officials.
RMC gets Rs 45 lakh to buy new sanitation machine
Raipur, January 06, 2011
The municipal corporation has received Rs 45 lakh from 12 Finance Commission fund to purchase new sanitation machine. Mayor Kiranmayi Nayak on Thursday informed that the machine would used to conduct deep cleaning of nullahs.
BJP objects Omar Abdullah’s remarks
Over BJYM’s tricolour hoisting plans at Lal chowk in Srinagar on R-day
Raipur, January 06, 2011
Slamming to the Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah for his remarks over Bharatiya Janata Yuwa Morcha’s (BJYM) plans to hoist tricolour at Lal Chowk in Srinagar on Republic Day on January 26, 2011, the state BJP Minority Morcha on Thursday said that Abdullah was following the path of separatists.
“Abdullah’s statement apparently indicates that he does not want Indians to remain united putting aside religions,” said morcha’s state president Ajaz Baig, general secretary Akram Quraishi and other members.
“Kashmir is an integral part of India and no one can stop the BJYM from going there. It is responsibility of every citizen of the country to uphold its unity and integrity. Hence, instead of breaking the unity, the Abdullah should develop a mindset to unite the entire nation from Kashmir to Kanyakumari,” they said.
The BJYM had earlier announced that it would hoist the tricolour in Lal Chowk after taking out Rashtriya Ekta Yatra from Kolkata to Srinagar. The yatra will begin from January 12. The members of Minority Morcha said that the yatra is patriotic & nationalist and its sole purpose is to keep the sovereignty of the country intact. “Rather the objective of the yatra is to remember the sacrifice of Dr Shyama Prasad Mukherjee who was born in Kolkata and had always worked for unity and integrity of India,” they added.
RMC sub engineer suspended
Raipur, January 06, 2011
The municipal Commissioner Om Prakash Choudhary has suspended sub engineer Jeetendra Somaiyya for being negligent at work. Choudhary on Thursday conducted spot inspection of Gaurav Path I project and found that the construction of the footpaths was not according to the designed plan. Holding Somaiyya responsible for wrong construction, Choudhary suspended the former with immediate effect. He further recommended disciplinary action and suspension order for executive engineer NS Rathore who was the senior official for the project.
Cong demands resignation from RMC Speaker
Raipur, January 06, 2011
In wake of municipal Speaker Sanjay Shrivastava formal press conference over one year of RMC’s elected body just a day after Mayor Kiranmayi Nayak’s interaction with the media persons, the Congress alleged that Shrivastava was no more impartial as Speaker and he must tender his resignation. The Congress said that Shrivastava had called press conference against the Municipal Act and he had committed such mistakes repeatedly in the past. The Congress has also taken a dig at former Mayor Sunil Soni for his allegations against existing RMC mayor.
The Raipur Municipal Corporation (RMC) will soon shift all the garbage vats from the sides of the main roads to other locations. In this regard, the president of RMC Health department Gyanesh Sharma has issued directives to Deputy Commissioner (Health) Rakesh Jaiswal while he was chairing a meeting of the department’s advisory committee.
“It is the heaping filth and waste around the roadside garbage vats that prompted us to shift all the vats elsewhere. This is we would maintain cleanliness around the main roads and commence beautification works properly,” said the president of RMC health department Gyanesh Sharma.
He asked the department officials to identify secondary locations in a week to commence the shifting process of garbage vats.
He further said that the sanitary works should be intensified at zonal level and the grievances of the residents pertaining to insanitation should quickly be resolved. Besides, he reiterated that the names and cell phone numbers of the sanitary inspectors, supervisors and contractors should be written in the public places through murals. The total number of sanitary workers and their names would also be mentioned in the public places. “We are taking such initiatives because we want to maintain transparency in sanitary works,” Sharma said. If the responsible officials or contractors would switch off their mobile phones then the municipal corporation would take strong disciplinary action against them, he indicated.
Similarly, to ensure that the residents may not face inconvenience due to filth, garbage and choking drains and nullahs, Sharma has also instructed the zone commissioners to regularly inspect the sanitation works being carried out in their respective areas.
According to advisory committee’s decision to invite tenders for work-based sanitary contractor in fifty out of seventy wards, the RMC had by far completed the tendering procedures of 20 wards. The tenders for remaining 30 wards would be invited in next couple of days.
The meting was attended by leader of BJP corporators Subhash Tiwari, presidents of zone 4 and 5 Anis Ahmed and Anamika Sahu and corporators Sunil Chandrakar and Lekhraj Sonkar.
Last date to submit licence fee till Jan 31
For small and medium business units in zone 5
Raipur, January 06, 2011
The last date to submit licence fee for small and medium business units and nursing homes in zone 5 would be January 31, 2011. The zone 5 commissioner Lokesh Chandravanshi informed that the municipal corporation has fixed the licence fee for different categories for current fiscal according to rules. He urged from the businessmen to submit their licence fee before the last date to avoid municipal action against them. The RMC will not only seal the shops of those who would not pay their licence fee till January 31, but would also impose heavy fine on them, he said.
According to revised licence fee, the rice and dal mill owners would now have to pay Rs 3175 as against the previous fee of Rs 2500. Similarly, the municipal will charge Rs 1250 from oil and poha (flattened rice) mills (earlier it was Rs 1000), Rs 500 from flour and saw mills as well as from tea depots and Rs 200 from soda, bakery and confectionary shop owners.
The licence fee for lodges would be according to their bed-capacity. The lodges with 15 beds would have to pay Rs 1250, from 15 beds to 30 beds - Rs 2500 and above 30 beds - Rs 3125.
Among hotels and restaurants, the licence fee for air conditioner (AC) food zones would be Rs 3750 and non AC eating joints would be Rs 1250.
Among business establishments providing health services, the RMC has hiked the licence fee by 30 percent and now the nursing homes, medical research centres, drug shops and maternity centres would have to pay from Rs 2500 top Rs 22500.
The licence fee for grocery shop owners have been hiked from Rs 200 to Rs 2500 while the foreign liquor shops would have to pay Rs 18750 and country liquor shops – Rs 12500.
The RMC’s licence fee list broadly comprises of business units pertaining to food, medical service and manufacturing units including industries producing dangerous and inflammable products.
There are eight wards in zone 5 – Shaheed Chudamani Nayak, Thakur Pyarelal Singh, Mahant Laxmi Narayan Das, Comrade Sudhir Mukherjee, Pt Sundar Lal Sharma, Dr Khoobchand Baghel, Pt Deendayal Upadhyay and Pt Madhavrao Sapre. The zone commissioner informed that the people operating their business in any of the eight wards can obtain complete information about the licence fee from the zonal office.
RMC to pay floral tribute to Shastri on Jan 11
Raipur, January 06, 2011
The municipal corporation will pay floral tribute to former Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri on the occasion of his death anniversary on January 11, 2011. Mayor Kiranmayi Nayak informed that the RMC will organise all-religion prayer at Shastri chowk before the former PM’s statue at 10 am on January 11. Similarly, the municipal will observe birth anniversary of Swami Vivekananda on January 12. On the occasion, the RMC will organise a tribute programme at Neelabh Udyan at Vivekananda Sarovar (Budha Talab) at 10 am.
Bhoomipujan of two new drains
Raipur, January 06, 2011
Mayor Kiranmayi Nayak performed bhoomipujan of two new drains in Guru Govind Singh ward and Lal Bahadur Shastri wards on Thursday. The drains would ensure proper sewerage of waste water in both the wards, said Nayak. The drain in Guru Govind Singh ward would be constructed at an estimated cost of Rs 9.58 lakh near Sindhi Gurudwara. Similarly, the drain in Lal Bahadur Shastri ward would be constructed near Arman nullah at the cost of Rs 9.61 lakh. The funds for drain construction in both the wards have been allocated under Urban Administration Department’s ward development scheme through which each ward would receive a maximum of Rs 10 lakh every month, Nayak said. On the occasion, Nayak announced to give Rs two lakh to lay new pipeline in Guru Govind Singh ward and Rs two lakh to repair the roads in Lal Bahadur Shastri ward from Mayor’s fund. During bhoomipujan programme, Nayak was accompanied by municipal Speaker Sanjay Shrivastava, Raipur North legislator Kuldeep Juneja, local corporators and zonal officials.
RMC gets Rs 45 lakh to buy new sanitation machine
Raipur, January 06, 2011
The municipal corporation has received Rs 45 lakh from 12 Finance Commission fund to purchase new sanitation machine. Mayor Kiranmayi Nayak on Thursday informed that the machine would used to conduct deep cleaning of nullahs.
BJP objects Omar Abdullah’s remarks
Over BJYM’s tricolour hoisting plans at Lal chowk in Srinagar on R-day
Raipur, January 06, 2011
Slamming to the Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah for his remarks over Bharatiya Janata Yuwa Morcha’s (BJYM) plans to hoist tricolour at Lal Chowk in Srinagar on Republic Day on January 26, 2011, the state BJP Minority Morcha on Thursday said that Abdullah was following the path of separatists.
“Abdullah’s statement apparently indicates that he does not want Indians to remain united putting aside religions,” said morcha’s state president Ajaz Baig, general secretary Akram Quraishi and other members.
“Kashmir is an integral part of India and no one can stop the BJYM from going there. It is responsibility of every citizen of the country to uphold its unity and integrity. Hence, instead of breaking the unity, the Abdullah should develop a mindset to unite the entire nation from Kashmir to Kanyakumari,” they said.
The BJYM had earlier announced that it would hoist the tricolour in Lal Chowk after taking out Rashtriya Ekta Yatra from Kolkata to Srinagar. The yatra will begin from January 12. The members of Minority Morcha said that the yatra is patriotic & nationalist and its sole purpose is to keep the sovereignty of the country intact. “Rather the objective of the yatra is to remember the sacrifice of Dr Shyama Prasad Mukherjee who was born in Kolkata and had always worked for unity and integrity of India,” they added.
RMC sub engineer suspended
Raipur, January 06, 2011
The municipal Commissioner Om Prakash Choudhary has suspended sub engineer Jeetendra Somaiyya for being negligent at work. Choudhary on Thursday conducted spot inspection of Gaurav Path I project and found that the construction of the footpaths was not according to the designed plan. Holding Somaiyya responsible for wrong construction, Choudhary suspended the former with immediate effect. He further recommended disciplinary action and suspension order for executive engineer NS Rathore who was the senior official for the project.
Cong demands resignation from RMC Speaker
Raipur, January 06, 2011
In wake of municipal Speaker Sanjay Shrivastava formal press conference over one year of RMC’s elected body just a day after Mayor Kiranmayi Nayak’s interaction with the media persons, the Congress alleged that Shrivastava was no more impartial as Speaker and he must tender his resignation. The Congress said that Shrivastava had called press conference against the Municipal Act and he had committed such mistakes repeatedly in the past. The Congress has also taken a dig at former Mayor Sunil Soni for his allegations against existing RMC mayor.
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