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No proper sanitation in 13 ULBs
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Inspection revealed that sanitation work did not have proper planning, supervision
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Inspection revealed that sanitation work did not have proper planning, supervision
Plastic and other waste strewn on roads, lack of proper segregation of domestic waste into organic and inorganic matter, no tracking of garbage vehicles and lack of a comprehensive sanitation plan have been observed in 13 Urban Local Bodies (ULBs) across Telangana.
An inspection by additional director of sanitation P. Mahender of the department of municipal administration and urban development of 13 municipalities Nagaram, Dammaiguda, Ghatkesar, Pocharam, Medchal, Kompally, Gundla Pochampally, Dundigal, Nizampet, IDA Bollaram, Ameenpur, Tellapur and Shamshabad had also revealed that sanitation work did not have proper supervision despite having an environmental engineer on board.
Top priority accorded to 28 FOBs
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FOBs will be close to Metro stations at more than a couple of locations
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FOBs will be close to Metro stations at more than a couple of locations
Principal Secretary, Municipal Administration & Urban Development, Arvind Kumar has issued instructions for completion of a total of 28 foot-over-bridges (FOBs) at various locations on top priority.
These are part of 36 FOBs which are in various stages of completion under the GHMC’s purview.
Of the structures accorded top priority by the Principal Secretary, nine are in Serilingampally, five each in L.B. Nagar and Secunderabad zones, four in Khairatabad, three in Charminar, and two in Kukatpally zone.
‘Gopuja’ sees active participation of youth
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A large number of youngsters actively participated in Kanuma and Mukkanuma festivals this year. A ‘Gopuja’ (cow festival) also witnessed the participation of many people.
“We are aware that cows form an integral part of the family, particularly in villages. They are also a source of livelihood. The cow festival was an opportunity for us to decorate and worship them,” said H. Asha of Nagaram. She had come with her family and friends to her native place of Nagarampalli village in Vajrapukotturu mandal, where she told
The Hindu that the cow festival helped her friends learn the important role played by cows in villages.
Fresh batches from Dec. 28
GMR Varalakshmi Foundation (GMRVF), the CSR arm of GMR Group, had completed online skill-based courses in ‘Blended Learning Method’ for about 147 youth from the underprivileged sections during the last six months. It organised nine different courses at its centre for empowerment and livelihoods centres at Shamshabad, Raikal and Nagaram.
The Shamshabad centre alone had conducted practical classes to benefit 90 students for courses in electrical, AC technician, excavator operator, welding, drywall and false ceiling, two wheeler technician, computers, sewing machine operator and hotel management. Another 32 students at the Raikal centre got trained in tailoring, electrical and two wheeler repair. The Nagaram centre had trained 25 students for electrician and home health aide courses.