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Pune Municipal Corporation PUNE: A total 45 officials have shown interest in becoming the secretary of the Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC). The PMC had issued advertisement for the post after around 11 years following retirement of the previous secretary. The civic administration has received applications from PMC officials as well as those working in various state government offices. The PMC will finalise the selection next month. The office of secretary is important for the coordination between the elected members and civic department. “The municipal secretary office does most of the important documentation works, along with official communication. So, it gathers significance,” a senior PMC official said. ....
: Friday, January 22, 2021, 8:20 PM IST Pune: PMC passes order to allow reopening of schools for classes 5 to 8 from February 1 Photo: Unsplash The Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) on Friday passed an order to allow reopening of schools for classes 5th to 8th from February 1 following SOP (standard operating procedure) that have been provided by the state government, news agency ANI reported. Maharashtra: Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) passes an order to allow reopening of schools for classes 5th to 8th from February 1 following SOP (standard operating procedure) that have been provided by the state government. ANI (@ANI) January 22, 2021 The Maharashtra education department had on January 15 allowed reopening of schools for classes 5 to 8 from January 27. We are consulting parents and local officials in this regard. Local officials have also conducted a large number of RT-PCR tests on school teachers and non-teaching staff before reopening schools, Mah ....
Biden Unveils National Plan; Florida Seeks Limits: Virus Update Bloomberg 1/21/2021 Bloomberg News (Bloomberg) U.S. President Joe Biden presented a national strategy to combat the coronavirus, saying the pandemic is likely to claim another 100,000 lives over roughly the next month. Florida issued an order seeking to limit “vaccine tourism” to the state. Anthony Fauci, the U.S. government’s infectious-disease chief, said it’s “somewhat of a liberating feeling” to work for Biden after Donald Trump tried to sideline him. New York City hasn’t stopped giving vaccinations despite shortage warnings and pleas for resupply, but some appointments were canceled. Germany’s coronavirus deaths passed 50,000 while the U.K. suffered its worst day in the pandemic. ....
PMC directs to limit credit boards to one PMC directs to limit credit boards to one ByVijay ChavanVijay Chavan / Updated: Jan 8, 2021, 06:00 IST Random boards will be taken down by PMC’s anti-encroachment department (FILE PHOTO) Legislators from all parties will have to put their names related to civic works on a single hoarding. Following massive public outrage and the ensuing signature campaign undertaken by civic corporators to claim credit of public works and private housing projects across the city, Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) has finally taken cognisance of the complaints raised over the issue. In a formal meeting held with the assistant commissioners of all 15 ward offices across the city, the additional municipal chief of PMC instructed them to allow only a single signboard at a place, adding that local corporators would be allowed to use their names, but all four names of the representatives must be placed on the same signboar ....
Citizens irked over politicos claiming credit of civic work Citizens irked over politicos claiming credit of civic work ByVijay ChavanVijay Chavan / Updated: Jan 6, 2021, 06:00 IST Alleging that the signboards put up by PMC corporators are misleading and total waste of public funds, civil groups launch signature drives to oppose the trend. With the municipal elections in Pune round the corner, aspiring candidates and sitting corporators seem to be wasting no time in wooing voters through publicity campaigns in all possible manners. Fierce competition to put up ‘concept’ boards across the city is part of the drive. Thousands of such hoardings have come up, with politicos taking credit for both ....