At Telghani Naka
Demolishes 8 shops
Raipur, May 29, 2010
The RMC removed 63-year-old encroachment from old Ganj mandi area near Telghani Naka on Saturday. The encroacher has occupied 8282 sq ft area of land. The municipal also demolished eight shops illegally constructed on land and were given on rent to different shopkeeper by the encroacher.
The RMC’s deputy Commissioner (Finance) GS Kshatriya informed that the illegal occupant had established CP Rice Mill on the land which was given to him on lease by the British government in 1942. The lease deed of the land expired in 1947, but the encroacher did not apply for its renewal and kept such a prime property into his possession for 63 years. Later, he closed the rice mill and constructed eight shops over it.
Kshatriya informed that the encroacher was using one part of the land as godown and had kept machines in it.
The RMC sent him several notices to vacate the encroached land earlier, when but he did not reply, it demolished the shops with the help of 3D machine, said Kshatriya. The municipal has also given deadline to the encroacher to remove all the machines from the godown.
According to information, the mill owner had also taken loan by mortgaging the land to the Cooperative Bank, but he had yet to pay about Rs 1.83 cr to it. He has also not paid municipal taxes since 1972.
It is learnt that mill owner had filed petition in the High Court for stay, but the decision was given in favour of the RMC.
Cabinet expansion: Miffed MLAs to complain Gadkari
Raipur, May 29, 2010
The induction of Dayaldas Baghel as Commerce and Industry Minister has created factions in the state BJP unit. Some of the MLAs feel that Chief Minister Raman Singh should have pondered well before considering Baghel’s name for his Cabinet expansion. They said the decision was taken in haste and without achieving consensus over a particular name.
These legislators are reportedly planning to express their displeasure over Singh’s monopolistic attitude on significant matters to before party’s national president Nitin Gadkari at Goa in June first week where the performance of BJP-led state governments would be assessed and the ministers and MLAs would share notes on good governance.
One of the senior legislators informed that none of the Core group members except Durg Parliamentarian Saroj Pandey were in favour of giving minister’s berth to Baghel when Singh had proposed his name. The Parliamentary Secretaries, too, were anticipating that Singh would designate the minister’s profile to any one of them.
The MLAs are also upset with some of the nominations for state corporations and boards. They said Singh completely ignored the names of senior legislators when he planned to assign key responsibilities.
The legislators from backward class pointed that Singh’s Cabinet lacked caste balance as Baghel was the second representative of Satnami Samaj among ministers after Food and Civil Supplies Minister Punnulal Mohle.
However, Singh has denied any dissent in his party and said that Baghel was unanimous choice and he was picked from the long list of eligible candidates. He has hinted that the many MLAs would get significant task in the Organisation.
The MLAs said they would raise their objection over all the issues before Gadkari and would request him to demand clarification from Singh pertaining to his distrust over senior leaders.
Mayor’s radio interview today
Raipur, May 29, 2010
Mayor Kiranmayi Nayak expressed her opinion on various aspects of development of the capital city while talking to the representatives of All India Radio (AIR) Raipur recently. The AIR Raipur’s relay centres will broadcast her detailed interview at 7.25 am on May 30, 2010.
RMC pays tribute to martyr Rajeev Pandey
Raipur, May 29, 2010
The RMC paid rich tribute to martyr Rajeev Pandey on the occasion of his death anniversary by garlanding his statute at Sanjay Nagar (Tikarapara) at 10 am on Saturday. On the occasion, Mayor Kiranmayi Nayak reiterated that the RMC would inscribe the life story of the martyrs and great leaders beside their statues. She said the RMC would also publish the biographies of the martyrs and great leaders of the state who had dedicated their life to the country. She hoped that the younger generation would not only get inspiration from these biographies but they would also adopt the ideals and path shown by the great leaders. The inscription and publication works will be carried out by the Cultural department, she informed. The RMC Speaker Sanjay Shrivastava said Pandey sacrificed his life for the nation and had set example before the youngsters. He appealed from the youths to take inspiration from Pandey’s life. The tribute programme was attended by leader of BJP corporators Subhash Tiwari, all the Mayor-in-Council (MiC) members, corporators, municipal officials, staff and local residents.
New water pipeline for Kankali Para ward
Raipur, May 29, 2010
Mayor Kiranmayi Nayak conducted bhoomipujan of new water pipeline work near Sarthi chowk in Kankali Para ward (Zone-6) at 10.30 am on Saturday. She said the RMC was committed to supply sufficient water to the Raipurians for which it was laying new pipelines in various areas according to demands of the corporators and also plying tankers. The municipal will lay six inch pipeline in Kankali Para ward, informed the officials of Water Works department. The local residents informed they were facing acute water crisis for a long time and hoped that the new pipeline would solve their problem. In this connection, the local corporator Prem Birnani and the local residents had earlier requested from the municipal Commissioner and the Mayor to lay new pipeline in the area.
Demolishes 8 shops
Raipur, May 29, 2010
The RMC removed 63-year-old encroachment from old Ganj mandi area near Telghani Naka on Saturday. The encroacher has occupied 8282 sq ft area of land. The municipal also demolished eight shops illegally constructed on land and were given on rent to different shopkeeper by the encroacher.
The RMC’s deputy Commissioner (Finance) GS Kshatriya informed that the illegal occupant had established CP Rice Mill on the land which was given to him on lease by the British government in 1942. The lease deed of the land expired in 1947, but the encroacher did not apply for its renewal and kept such a prime property into his possession for 63 years. Later, he closed the rice mill and constructed eight shops over it.
Kshatriya informed that the encroacher was using one part of the land as godown and had kept machines in it.
The RMC sent him several notices to vacate the encroached land earlier, when but he did not reply, it demolished the shops with the help of 3D machine, said Kshatriya. The municipal has also given deadline to the encroacher to remove all the machines from the godown.
According to information, the mill owner had also taken loan by mortgaging the land to the Cooperative Bank, but he had yet to pay about Rs 1.83 cr to it. He has also not paid municipal taxes since 1972.
It is learnt that mill owner had filed petition in the High Court for stay, but the decision was given in favour of the RMC.
Cabinet expansion: Miffed MLAs to complain Gadkari
Raipur, May 29, 2010
The induction of Dayaldas Baghel as Commerce and Industry Minister has created factions in the state BJP unit. Some of the MLAs feel that Chief Minister Raman Singh should have pondered well before considering Baghel’s name for his Cabinet expansion. They said the decision was taken in haste and without achieving consensus over a particular name.
These legislators are reportedly planning to express their displeasure over Singh’s monopolistic attitude on significant matters to before party’s national president Nitin Gadkari at Goa in June first week where the performance of BJP-led state governments would be assessed and the ministers and MLAs would share notes on good governance.
One of the senior legislators informed that none of the Core group members except Durg Parliamentarian Saroj Pandey were in favour of giving minister’s berth to Baghel when Singh had proposed his name. The Parliamentary Secretaries, too, were anticipating that Singh would designate the minister’s profile to any one of them.
The MLAs are also upset with some of the nominations for state corporations and boards. They said Singh completely ignored the names of senior legislators when he planned to assign key responsibilities.
The legislators from backward class pointed that Singh’s Cabinet lacked caste balance as Baghel was the second representative of Satnami Samaj among ministers after Food and Civil Supplies Minister Punnulal Mohle.
However, Singh has denied any dissent in his party and said that Baghel was unanimous choice and he was picked from the long list of eligible candidates. He has hinted that the many MLAs would get significant task in the Organisation.
The MLAs said they would raise their objection over all the issues before Gadkari and would request him to demand clarification from Singh pertaining to his distrust over senior leaders.
Mayor’s radio interview today
Raipur, May 29, 2010
Mayor Kiranmayi Nayak expressed her opinion on various aspects of development of the capital city while talking to the representatives of All India Radio (AIR) Raipur recently. The AIR Raipur’s relay centres will broadcast her detailed interview at 7.25 am on May 30, 2010.
RMC pays tribute to martyr Rajeev Pandey
Raipur, May 29, 2010
The RMC paid rich tribute to martyr Rajeev Pandey on the occasion of his death anniversary by garlanding his statute at Sanjay Nagar (Tikarapara) at 10 am on Saturday. On the occasion, Mayor Kiranmayi Nayak reiterated that the RMC would inscribe the life story of the martyrs and great leaders beside their statues. She said the RMC would also publish the biographies of the martyrs and great leaders of the state who had dedicated their life to the country. She hoped that the younger generation would not only get inspiration from these biographies but they would also adopt the ideals and path shown by the great leaders. The inscription and publication works will be carried out by the Cultural department, she informed. The RMC Speaker Sanjay Shrivastava said Pandey sacrificed his life for the nation and had set example before the youngsters. He appealed from the youths to take inspiration from Pandey’s life. The tribute programme was attended by leader of BJP corporators Subhash Tiwari, all the Mayor-in-Council (MiC) members, corporators, municipal officials, staff and local residents.
New water pipeline for Kankali Para ward
Raipur, May 29, 2010
Mayor Kiranmayi Nayak conducted bhoomipujan of new water pipeline work near Sarthi chowk in Kankali Para ward (Zone-6) at 10.30 am on Saturday. She said the RMC was committed to supply sufficient water to the Raipurians for which it was laying new pipelines in various areas according to demands of the corporators and also plying tankers. The municipal will lay six inch pipeline in Kankali Para ward, informed the officials of Water Works department. The local residents informed they were facing acute water crisis for a long time and hoped that the new pipeline would solve their problem. In this connection, the local corporator Prem Birnani and the local residents had earlier requested from the municipal Commissioner and the Mayor to lay new pipeline in the area.
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