Raipur, June 29, 2010
Over 200 people learned about the benefits of rainwater harvesting system during a day-long training programme organised by the RMC at its Nayapara Dabri based Zone 7 office on Tuesday. The training was imparted by groundwater expert Virendra Sahu who said that rainwater harvesting should only be installed through the experts. He further said that rainwater harvesting was the most effective water conservation and preservation technique through which people can get potable water for several years.
RMC to launch campaign to remove illegal hoardings
Mayor asks officials to call fresh tenders for hoardings and to make registration mandatory for advertising agencies
During review meeting of ongoing municipal projects
Raipur, June 29, 2010
The RMC will soon launch a campaign to remove all the illegal hoardings from the capital. In this regard, Mayor Kiranmayi Nayak has instructed the officials to take stern action against those advertising agencies who had erected illegal hoardings in the city and making profit risking people’s lives. Nayak’s directives came during the review meeting of the municipal’s ongoing projects that held at her office on Tuesday.
Nayak further asked Town Planner Sandeep Bagde to ensure that the advertising agencies may not erect any hoarding without getting registered with the municipal. In addition, the advertising agencies should also have to display the registration number in their hoardings besides mentioning the time period for which they would obtain permission. She also directed officials to invite fresh tenders for the hoardings.
Considering water crisis in the Mova, Saddu, Daldal Sivni and nearby areas, Nayak directed the engineers of the RMC’s Public Works Department to construct lawn below the Mova over-bridge and to install rainwater recharging system like metropolitan cities. She said the lawn below the over-bridge would not only enhance its beauty and would keep the encroachers at bay, but would also prevent motorists to illegally park their vehicles there and provide ample water to the residents in the ambience due to rainwater recharging system. She asked the officials to quickly make a proposal in this regard comprising all the technicalities and practical viability of the project.
She sternly directed the zone commissioner to foster the ongoing development works of their areas and to complete them within given timeframe. The meeting was attended by MiC member Rakesh Dhotre, Deputy Commissioners GS Kshatriya, Krishna Kumar Dubey, Superintendent Engineer SK Tiwari, Health Officer Dr Amrit Chopra, Town Planner Sandeep Bagde, Executive Engineer (Water Works department) KK Singh, zone commissioners, zone health officers and the officials of all the departments.
RSU starts rechecking of BCA final year maths papers
82 students had received zero mark
Raipur, June 29, 2010
Pt Ravishankar Shukla University (RSU) has commenced rechecking of the maths papers of BCA final year that after a number of students who received zero mark in the particular subject created scene at the varsity premises and questioned its entire valuation system.
The checking is being done by the Mathematics department head Prof HK Pathak who prima facie found that the students had scarce knowledge about the subject. Pathak would also conduct an inquiry into this controversial matter in two phases before submitting his comprehensive report to the Vice Chancellor Prof SK Pandey.
Notably, about 82 students had received zero in maths paper but the irony is that a number of them are top rankers in their previous semesters. The National Students’ Union of India (NSUI), too, had supported the students in their demand of probe into the matter from the varsity and rechecking of the papers. The erroneous results of maths subject had also taken aback the senior officials including Secretary Higher Education MK Raut.
The varsity organised the examinations of BCA final year in April 2010 and announced the results on June 25, 2010. The BCA course, which is being run in about twenty colleges affiliated with the RSU, had only 48 percent examination result this year. The students who got zero marks are studying in the colleges based at capital city.
According to information, Pathak is checking papers of only those students who had received zero mark. He admits that the fault could be of even the teachers who were engaged in checking. Pathak will submit his reports on July 2, 2010.
Meanwhile, the Vice Chancellor says that he was not surprised by big volume of zero scorers as such things usually happen in examinations. Pointing out that the BCA final year results had been quite low, he said how could the students expect good marks in the exams if they would not write anything. He, however, added that probe had been ordered and if it would be confirmed that the blunder had been committed by the evaluators then stern action would be taken against them.
Sushma Swaraj to arrive on July 2
Raipur, June 29, 2010
To attend the rally against the price rise, Leader of the Opposition in Lok Sabha Sushma Swaraj will arrive at state capital on July 2, 2010. She will arrive here through special plane at 11 am and take press conference at 12 pm in New Circuit House, informed BJP state general secretary Shivratan Sharma. At 3 pm, Swaraj will participate in the dharna programme organised by the party’s Raipur division unit against the price rise at Gandhi Maidan. The BJP’s district general secretary Ashok Pandey informed that a special meeting of all the workers had been called upon at party office Ekatma Parisar considering Swaraj’s day-long visit to Raipur.
Save Shivnath river campaign
Raipur, June 29, 2010
Chief Minister Raman Singh will participate in the save Shivnath river campaign which would be launched by the people of three villages in Rajnandgaon district on Wednesday. Under the drive, the villagers would do massive plantation work in the area. Singh will first reach village Gaulitola at Rajnandgaon’s Ambagarh Chowki block at 10.25 am to attend the plantation works. Thereafter, he will reach village Sankardahra in Churia block at 11.40 am and then village Rudgaon in Dongargaon block at 1 pm.
Govt to impart free education to kids affected by naxal violence
Raipur, June 29, 2010
State government will impart free education to the children affected due to naxal violence. Chief Minister Raman Singh has said that all such kids would be admitted in the best private schools of Rajnandgaon district.
For this, the five naxal-hit districts have been selected which are – Jagdalpur, Kanker, Dantewada, Bijapur and Narayanpur. The state administration has identified 179 children whose parents had been victimised by the Maoists. These kids would receive all the facilities like free study material, uniform and meals and residential facility during their study term.
According to information, these students would be admitted in Yugantar Public school, Indian Public school, bal Bharti Public School, Bharti Girls School, Sanskar City School, Delhi Public School, Royal Kids Convent School, Devanand Jain School, Gurunanak School, Vaslian Hindi Medium School, Vaslian English Medium School Saraswati Shishu Mandir, Widener memorial School, Gurunanak School and Neeraj Public School in Rajnandgaon and in two schools of Dongargarh - St Pallotti School and Khalsa school.
Among the 179 children 15 belong to Jagdalpur, nine are from Narayanpur, 35 from Kanker, 66 from Bijapur and 54 from Dantewada.
The Assistant Commissioners of Tribal Development Department and Block Education Officers (BEOs) based at all the five districts have been directed to quickly complete the admission formalities of children in the selected schools including submission of their transfer certificates (TC), caste certificates and other relevant documents.
Department’s name changed
Raipur, June 29, 2010
The Department of Livestock Production and Management would now be known as Department of Livestock Development. In this regard, the state government’s General Administration Department (GAD) has issued a notification from Mantralaya. The changed name has been published in the state’s special gazette on December 14, 2009 and all the Department Heads as well as office heads had also been informed about it.
Over 200 people learned about the benefits of rainwater harvesting system during a day-long training programme organised by the RMC at its Nayapara Dabri based Zone 7 office on Tuesday. The training was imparted by groundwater expert Virendra Sahu who said that rainwater harvesting should only be installed through the experts. He further said that rainwater harvesting was the most effective water conservation and preservation technique through which people can get potable water for several years.
RMC to launch campaign to remove illegal hoardings
Mayor asks officials to call fresh tenders for hoardings and to make registration mandatory for advertising agencies
During review meeting of ongoing municipal projects
Raipur, June 29, 2010
The RMC will soon launch a campaign to remove all the illegal hoardings from the capital. In this regard, Mayor Kiranmayi Nayak has instructed the officials to take stern action against those advertising agencies who had erected illegal hoardings in the city and making profit risking people’s lives. Nayak’s directives came during the review meeting of the municipal’s ongoing projects that held at her office on Tuesday.
Nayak further asked Town Planner Sandeep Bagde to ensure that the advertising agencies may not erect any hoarding without getting registered with the municipal. In addition, the advertising agencies should also have to display the registration number in their hoardings besides mentioning the time period for which they would obtain permission. She also directed officials to invite fresh tenders for the hoardings.
Considering water crisis in the Mova, Saddu, Daldal Sivni and nearby areas, Nayak directed the engineers of the RMC’s Public Works Department to construct lawn below the Mova over-bridge and to install rainwater recharging system like metropolitan cities. She said the lawn below the over-bridge would not only enhance its beauty and would keep the encroachers at bay, but would also prevent motorists to illegally park their vehicles there and provide ample water to the residents in the ambience due to rainwater recharging system. She asked the officials to quickly make a proposal in this regard comprising all the technicalities and practical viability of the project.
She sternly directed the zone commissioner to foster the ongoing development works of their areas and to complete them within given timeframe. The meeting was attended by MiC member Rakesh Dhotre, Deputy Commissioners GS Kshatriya, Krishna Kumar Dubey, Superintendent Engineer SK Tiwari, Health Officer Dr Amrit Chopra, Town Planner Sandeep Bagde, Executive Engineer (Water Works department) KK Singh, zone commissioners, zone health officers and the officials of all the departments.
RSU starts rechecking of BCA final year maths papers
82 students had received zero mark
Raipur, June 29, 2010
Pt Ravishankar Shukla University (RSU) has commenced rechecking of the maths papers of BCA final year that after a number of students who received zero mark in the particular subject created scene at the varsity premises and questioned its entire valuation system.
The checking is being done by the Mathematics department head Prof HK Pathak who prima facie found that the students had scarce knowledge about the subject. Pathak would also conduct an inquiry into this controversial matter in two phases before submitting his comprehensive report to the Vice Chancellor Prof SK Pandey.
Notably, about 82 students had received zero in maths paper but the irony is that a number of them are top rankers in their previous semesters. The National Students’ Union of India (NSUI), too, had supported the students in their demand of probe into the matter from the varsity and rechecking of the papers. The erroneous results of maths subject had also taken aback the senior officials including Secretary Higher Education MK Raut.
The varsity organised the examinations of BCA final year in April 2010 and announced the results on June 25, 2010. The BCA course, which is being run in about twenty colleges affiliated with the RSU, had only 48 percent examination result this year. The students who got zero marks are studying in the colleges based at capital city.
According to information, Pathak is checking papers of only those students who had received zero mark. He admits that the fault could be of even the teachers who were engaged in checking. Pathak will submit his reports on July 2, 2010.
Meanwhile, the Vice Chancellor says that he was not surprised by big volume of zero scorers as such things usually happen in examinations. Pointing out that the BCA final year results had been quite low, he said how could the students expect good marks in the exams if they would not write anything. He, however, added that probe had been ordered and if it would be confirmed that the blunder had been committed by the evaluators then stern action would be taken against them.
Sushma Swaraj to arrive on July 2
Raipur, June 29, 2010
To attend the rally against the price rise, Leader of the Opposition in Lok Sabha Sushma Swaraj will arrive at state capital on July 2, 2010. She will arrive here through special plane at 11 am and take press conference at 12 pm in New Circuit House, informed BJP state general secretary Shivratan Sharma. At 3 pm, Swaraj will participate in the dharna programme organised by the party’s Raipur division unit against the price rise at Gandhi Maidan. The BJP’s district general secretary Ashok Pandey informed that a special meeting of all the workers had been called upon at party office Ekatma Parisar considering Swaraj’s day-long visit to Raipur.
Save Shivnath river campaign
Raipur, June 29, 2010
Chief Minister Raman Singh will participate in the save Shivnath river campaign which would be launched by the people of three villages in Rajnandgaon district on Wednesday. Under the drive, the villagers would do massive plantation work in the area. Singh will first reach village Gaulitola at Rajnandgaon’s Ambagarh Chowki block at 10.25 am to attend the plantation works. Thereafter, he will reach village Sankardahra in Churia block at 11.40 am and then village Rudgaon in Dongargaon block at 1 pm.
Govt to impart free education to kids affected by naxal violence
Raipur, June 29, 2010
State government will impart free education to the children affected due to naxal violence. Chief Minister Raman Singh has said that all such kids would be admitted in the best private schools of Rajnandgaon district.
For this, the five naxal-hit districts have been selected which are – Jagdalpur, Kanker, Dantewada, Bijapur and Narayanpur. The state administration has identified 179 children whose parents had been victimised by the Maoists. These kids would receive all the facilities like free study material, uniform and meals and residential facility during their study term.
According to information, these students would be admitted in Yugantar Public school, Indian Public school, bal Bharti Public School, Bharti Girls School, Sanskar City School, Delhi Public School, Royal Kids Convent School, Devanand Jain School, Gurunanak School, Vaslian Hindi Medium School, Vaslian English Medium School Saraswati Shishu Mandir, Widener memorial School, Gurunanak School and Neeraj Public School in Rajnandgaon and in two schools of Dongargarh - St Pallotti School and Khalsa school.
Among the 179 children 15 belong to Jagdalpur, nine are from Narayanpur, 35 from Kanker, 66 from Bijapur and 54 from Dantewada.
The Assistant Commissioners of Tribal Development Department and Block Education Officers (BEOs) based at all the five districts have been directed to quickly complete the admission formalities of children in the selected schools including submission of their transfer certificates (TC), caste certificates and other relevant documents.
Department’s name changed
Raipur, June 29, 2010
The Department of Livestock Production and Management would now be known as Department of Livestock Development. In this regard, the state government’s General Administration Department (GAD) has issued a notification from Mantralaya. The changed name has been published in the state’s special gazette on December 14, 2009 and all the Department Heads as well as office heads had also been informed about it.
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