The Pioneer                31.01.2014

BMC officer Vishesh Garhpale inspects houses under JNNURM

While inspecting Garhpale gave necessary instructions to the officials concerned.He asked the officials to seize the bricks and other construction materials used in the construction and to send it for an examination immediately and submit its report with him.

He further asked the officials to maintain cleanliness in the respective areas and also to clean the sewage lines of the area. He also asked them to prepare a scheme concerning the sewage network.

The BMC commissioner told the officials to begin the channelization of the sewers and also to make proper arrangements at the exterior and interior parts of the site.

During the inspection, Chief Engineer Sunil Shrivastava, local corporator Santosh Kansana and other BMC officials were present.While inspecting Shabri Nagar and ongoing construction of the residents under JNNURM, Gharpale also inspected the sanitary facilities at the area.

He expressed discontentment on finding the sanitary facilities inappropriate and instructed the officials to maintain proper cleanliness at the area.He also said that if the area would not be facilitated with proper sanitation, stern action would be taken.He also instructed the officials to resolve the complaints of sewage lines and water supply lines in the area.

With the implementation of the instruction given by Garhpale, the BMC squad and sewage cleaning machine would be arrange to clean the sewers and the area.He then instructed the officials of different departments to coordinate with each other and complete the pending work within the time limit.

The Pioneer                31.01.2014

Cong thanks Sonia, PM for approving 330 buses

In this direction, the UPA Government without any discrimination approved crores of rupees for the ruling BJP Government for implementing many welfare programmes for the poor such as provision of housing, drinking water and  transport availability in Chhattisgarh, he said. Keeping in view the pressures of rising urban transportation needs, the UPA Government approved a total of 60 buses for Raipur, 110 for Durg-Bhilai, 50 for Bilaspur, 48 for Korba and 35 for Ambikapur, Claudius said. He said that the UPA Government had paid equal attention to the needs of the rural areas in tandem with the development of urban areas of Chhattisgarh.