Final call on Ambazari lake pollution

The Nagpur bench of Mumbai supreme court has given associate demand to a bunch of respondents which has Maharashtra Industries Development Corporation (MIDC), Maharashtra Jeevan Pradhikaran (MJP), Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC), Maharashtra Pollution Board (MPCB) and wadi Municipal Council to cut back pollution of Ambazari Lake. Justice Milind Jadhav and Ravi Deshpande have warned the respondents to finish the formalities inside every week by following its earlier orders or the court would impose a fine of rupees twenty,000. The tribunal warned the respondents whereas hearing the PIL supported the report from English daily that was submitted on April thirteen. The PIL was filed on the high rate of dead fish in Ambazari Lake because of the pollution of water. The lake was additionally obtaining contaminated by the untreated water that was being discharged from the wadi facet of the lake. This water is getting used for drinking functions by over five,000 families in Ordnance manufactory, Davlameti Gram panchayet, and even wadi Mc. The tribunal had given orders to NMC to submit a concept to refinement the lake.HC has additionally asked the wadi Council to forestall the flow of contaminated water into the lake

Garbage firm seeks staff signatures on blank paper

Even before the 2 agencies appointed by the Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC) begin door-to-door trash pickup from November sixteen, the project has run into an argument. one in all the 2 corporations is seeking signatures of the ousted contractor’s staff on blank stamp papers. Signature on blank paper is going to be treated as a resignation letter if any of the workers indulge in an exceedingly revolt against the organization. The extended contract of Kanak Resources and Management Pvt restricted ends on November fifteen. From successive day, Kanak is going to be replaced by silver Enviro Pvt Ltd and BVG Pvt Ltd. AG Enviro is asking the workers WHO are going to be appointed in its firm to submit the blank stamp paper with their signatures. it’s place this as a condition to urge the work. As the staff were upset, their delegation met the extra municipal commissioner Ram Joshi and submitted a memorandum during this regard. “If any worker expressed reluctance, the firm wasn’t supplying the appointment letter,” Lokesh Mishra, the employees’ leader, declared within the memoranda. Considering that each of the companies are unwilling to rent recent staff of Kanak, Mishra requested the civic chief to intervene. Meanwhile, with the contract of Kanak coming back to a finish, complaints relating to irregular lifting of garbage have multiplied manifold across town.

Repair of 5,650 potholes caused by rain: NMC

NAGPUR: The Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC) claimed to have repaired 430 roads from 20 September to 16 October. The area offices repaired 3,482 potholes, while its hotmix department repaired 2,168 potholes. 379 potholes have yet to be repaired. The length of the repaired potholed roads is about 129.90 km, according to the data compiled by the civic body.

Taking stock of heavy rains at the end of August and the beginning of September that ruined many of the city’s roads, the NMC found 126 patches under the Hanuman Nagar area which created 595 potholes. It was followed by 123 stretches under the Dharampeth District, approximately 17.10 km wide. The Public Works Department of the Zone Office reported having repaired 566 potholes on these parts.

NMC chief suspends 12 employees for Spitting at public place

The Swacch Bharat Mission in Nagpur is wheelwork momentum and also the civic administration is creating all the doable efforts to create the initiative successful within the town. Recently the civic chief has suspended twelve NMC workers for projection on NMC workplace premises. the workers have gotten suspension orders once they were caught by the nuisance detection squad of the NMC. As per info, these workers were additionally charged with a fine. curiously, this can be reported to be the primary incident once the civic body is taking action against its workers for such action. The NMC has deep-rooted the nuisance detection squad with associate degree aim to forestall individuals from littering publicly. As per reports, nearly eighty-seven individuals square measure concerned during this team. From 9-11 to Oct nine the team has taken action against one zero five residents WHO were found projection and urinating in open place in NMC headquarters. And in fifteen cases were reported they collected Rs. 3000 fine for urinating publicly places and Rs.9000 fine in ninety cases. The civic chief has remarked that it’s an individual’s responsibility to create town clean and maintain it within the right method. Additionally, the workers of each organization ought to take the responsibility to create their operating areas clean. He more that if anyone found creating common nuisance they need to face strict action.

OCW is launching customer self-service platform & e-bill on email series

Over 3 lakh water consumers have something to cheer about!!! Orange City Water (OCW) while fulfilling the long pending demand of consumers has introduced ‘e-water bill’ facility as well as Consumer Self Service portal recently.

Almost over 50,000 water consumers prefer digital payment options -like online billing -to pay water bills these days. It was long pending demand of these consumers to issue them bill at their personal email id. Not only these 50, 000 consumers but over 3 lakh consumers can anytime check their water bills online and pay it too.

The consumer will receive a copy of the periodic water bill on their registered email address in PDF format on the next day morning of the bill date. Only thing is that receiving bill on the email address will be initiated after registration of Email Address and Mobile No of a consumer by themselves on OCW website www.ocwindia.com in “Consumer Corner” page.
Along with this, OCW has introduced a Consumer Self-service portal, a digital platform which will also provide the consumer with their personalized data, allow them to complete transactions, raise a query and also get to know the status of their complaint.

The consumer can also make an online payment and download receipt in PDF format. Further the portal will keep a record of last 6 cycles of a periodic water bill. Portal can be used by valid consumers only which are initiated after the process of registration. Registration is monitored by the verification process and OTP.

CSSP and its registration link are available in Consumer Corner page of OCW website www.ocwindia.com Both the services were introduced at the hands of OCW Chief Executive Officer Mr Sanjoy Roy in a function organized recently. Director’s Rajesh Kalra, KMP Singh & other senior customer service Dept officials Mr Vinod Gupta, Mr Maloy Chaudhary, Mr Praveen Sharan, Mr Mohammad Ayaz, Mr Amol Pande were present on the occasion. OCW CEO Sanjoy Roy has appealed consumers to get benefits of the newly introduced digital platform of Consumer Self-service portal and E-Bill services through OCW website www.ocwindia.com

Along with Online Billing facility, NMC-OCW’s official mobile app ‘Nagpur Water‘ also allows consumers to avail NMC-OCW services at their fingertips. The mobile app is simple and easy to use and provides transparency in delivering services to consumers. along with the mobile application, consumers can take benefits of the most popular payment option PayTM services for consumers. The receipt of the payment will be provided by PayTM. The paid amount will be credited to consumers account in 24 hours.

Further, in a bid to increase cashless transactions, NMC-OCW has also introduced swipe machines in all zone offices. Consumers can swipe any Visa or Master debit or credit card to pay water bills. All transactions are without any additional charges to the consumers.

Further, along with zonal CCC’s counters NMC-OCW have started additional payment counters at various zones; Trimurti Nagar Water Tank (Laxmi Nagar zone), Dabha Water Tank (Dharampeth), Kharbi Water Tank (Nehru Nagar Zone), Shanti Nagar Water Tank (Satranjipura), and Subhan Nagar Water Tank (Lakadganj). Consumers can pay water bills as
well as register water-related complaints at all such extension counters too. For more information about water supply consumers can contact OCW Helpline No 1800 266 9899.

Consumer Self Service portal
Consumer Self-service portal (CSSP):
 View Basic data such as CAN, Name & Billing Address, Connection Address, Tariff class, Billing pattern,
Connection size, date and status, Meter no, Zone and Arrear if any.

Thursday, October 14, 2019
 Last 6 cycle’s periodic water bill can be downloaded in pdf.
 Provision of making an online payment and download receipt in pdf.
 History of Online payment, download receipt in pdf.
 See Consumption History for last 6 cycle
 Register your complaint
 Status of complaint (Closed or Open)

Portal can be used by valid consumers only which is initiated after the process of registration. Registration is
monitored by the verification process and OTP. CSSP and its registration link is available in Consumer Corner page
of OCW website www.ocwindia.com

E-bill
The consumer will receive a copy of the periodic water bill on their registered email address in pdf on the next day
morning of the bill date. Receiving bill on the email address will be initiated after registration of Email address and
Mobile No of the consumer by themselves on the OCW website in “Consumer Corner” page.
For registration:-

 CAN is mandatory.
 The system will ask for GIS ID or Meter No to verify consumer. Both fields are available on bills.
 Once it is verified mobile no and email address can be entered and submitted by putting the
valid OTP generated and shared on their mobile no for mobile registration and email address
for email id registration.
 Registration is allowed once. In case of correction, the consumer can contact the call centre over toll-free no.

NMC employees will not get 7th pay before Diwali

Recently the Nagpur Municipal Corporation has sent a proposal to the government seeking the advantages of seventh pay commission (CPC). The proposal was sent when the final body meeting of the civic body. As per the data, the finance department has ready the August month bills as per the seventh CPC expecting approval by the govt. However, even when the primary week of September, the approval has, however, to come back and also the government has not taken any call during this matter. A GR issued by the government declared that the workers of NMC can get October month remuneration before the Diwali, however, on October nine the aforementioned GR was off. and every one the hopes of the workers shattered and that they are extremely thwarted by it.

The civic administration has not ready the remuneration bills for August month because of the delay of approval. And it had assigned token remuneration to the workers and academics on the premise of July month. because of the web remuneration system, before the employment of earlier month’s account, new bills can’t be uploaded within the system. during this context, the NMC must give remuneration of September based on July month. As per the civic chief directives, the accounts and finance officer issued a circular on September 11 and asked the whole department HODs to submit September and Oct month’s bills before October 18.

NMC digs well constructed roads

The reckless and feckless angle of the civic administration of town has once more mirrored because the NMC has recently administered dig in newly created roads within the city. This strengthens the approach of the NMC towards its voters. The taxes voters pay are used for the development of the roads, and currently, they dig of a similar road. it’s being detected by the voters that the newly developed road ar being mammary gland once more because the municipal corporation has had a lack of interaction with the opposite government agencies. The cement roads and even tar roads that were recently created within the town ar being mammary gland as NMC lost a track to create ducts aboard roads, whereas the development even started. This approval of dig method was permissible by Chief Minister with a provision of few funds of his South West body. Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Company restricted (MSEDCL) has begun to dig the roads to place power cables in several areas. This permission was given by NMC itself. throughout this construction, several of the roads and footpaths are being destroyed and a finely build stretch of the many areas has once more become a miserable route to drive on. Areas like Bajaj Nagar, VNIT sq., and Khamla ar majorly littered with such moves of NMC.

450 tons of waste collected from Deekshabhoomi premises within 3 days

NMC Nagpur:- Municipal Commissioner Abhijit Bangar paid special attention to the facilities given to Buddhist devotees visiting Nagpur on the occasion of 63rd Dhammachakra Pravartan Diwas. Within three days of the Pravartan Diwas Dhammachakra, 450 tons of waste was collected from Deekshabhoomi premises and nearby areas. The errors were corrected by Commissioner Abhijit Bangar and additional Commissioner Ram Joshi prior to the day and today inspecting the site and facilities given in the region.

1031 potholes filled 13 days after the order of the NMC Chief

NMC commissioner Abhijeet Bangar held a meeting with the officials concerned and ordered them to fix the potholes on a war footing, despite the inconvenience caused by the poor road conditions and the orders of the High Court.

The administration began work, and from September 20 to October 3, a total of 1,031 potholes on different roads in the city were patched by hot mix department sources. Total 21,961 sq mt roads were repaired.

Research on fixing the potholes started on the first of April. Between April 1 to September 19, a total of 6228 potholes on 2,9,776 sq.m. roads were patched and, to date, 7659 potholes were fixed. Around 1 and 30 September, jet puncture machines were used to patch 319 potholes on 4715 sq m of roads, as per departmental claims.

The NMC Commissioner, after raising complaints from people and security issues, took note of the issue.

A meeting of officials was held recently at the NIT Hot Mix Plant on the request of the Commissioner. NMC also made an advance of Rs 25 lakhs to NIT and agreed to patch potholes in the remaining seven districts.

The Commissioner urged Maha Metro, NHAI, PWD and Mahavitran to repair the roads in their jurisdictions. The Commissioner also toured with Mahavitran officials on Saturday and inspected the streets.

Roads repaired in 13 days Pratapnagar chowk, HC till Japani udyan, motha Tajbagh, Coffee house chowk, Mankapur Faras till Godhni road, Tukadoji statue Vanjarinagar, LAD College, LAD college chowk to Japani udyan, Mankapur Zingabai Takli, Tapovan Govindnagar, Dhantoli bridge, Bharatwada road and primary school, Patidar bhavan, Munje chowk, Model mill chowk to Tulsibagh bridge, Hingna naka, Aichit Mandir to Gangabai ghat, Jayaka motors road civil lines, Ajni bridge, Dalda company chowk Jayaka road, Gangabai ghat to Zenda chowk, Hazaripahad, Rahate chowk to Aathrasta chowk, Akashvani to Gupta house to Air India, Kadbi chowk, Managalmurty chowk to Jaytala, Gaddigodam, Krida chowk, Dighori,Kharbi, Ayurvedic, Khamla chowk to Aath rasta chowk Laxminagar, Agrasen chowk to Yadav samaj bhavan, Vathoda ghat, Dikshit colony, Bharatwada Pardi, Manas chowk, Aath rasta chowk, Manas chowk, cotton market to Mokshdham, Akashvani to Gaddigodam, Loha pul and other roads were repaired as per the claims.

Jet puncture used for repair Jat machines were used to repair roads in Phule market Bardi, Khamla main road, Cargo terminal to Wardha road, Chhatrapati chowk, Seminary hills to Futala chowk, Gorewada to Futala, Shantinagar main road, Rajvilas talkies chowk to Bhola Ganesh chowk, Dharampeth area, Rajeevnagar chowk to Khamla chowk, Railway station, Ramnagar chowk to Amravati road, Munje chowk Sitabuldi, Vaddhamana nagar road, Gattigodam chowk to Kadbi chowk, Japani udyan to Rajbhavan chowk, Medical chowk to Krida chowk, Friends colony road, Hill Top Ramnagar, Gajanan nagar and Main road Chhatrapati nagar according to hotmix department sources.

100 electric busses approved by the NMC

The Chairperson of the Transport Committee, Bunty Kukde, told the Central Government. The Nagpur Municipal Corporation has approved 100 electric buses. The wheels of these electric buses will be in the town by the end of December.

According to the sources, the civic body will soon sign an agreement with the electric bus manufacturer on a fixed rate per km. In the case of Tejaswini buses, we have the lowest rate in the country, that is Rs. 42.50/km, and in the future, approximately the same equation will remain true, Kukde added.

Ownership of busses would be with NMC while company charges per km for the service of busses in the city. While electric buses come in three sizes, nine-metre,12-metreand18-metre, NMC is interested in small busses keeping the city’s road width in mind. According to the rules, the Center provides 40 per cent of the subsidies for busses, while the cost of 9-metre busses amounts to Rs 1,40 crores, Kukde said.

In addition, the Department is planning to set up another depot at Wathoda, where 10 acres of NMC land is vacant. This would make it possible to better run services to Wathoda, Umred Road and Nandanvan.

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