The manpower crunch which was being witnessed in Indore Municipal Corporation for a long time will end soon with the Mayor-in-council giving its approval for appointments on new 218 permanent posts in the corporation.
In an important meeting of the Mayor-in-council which was held today at Mayor’s secretariat almost after a gap of three months, the council in an important decision gave approval for appointment on 218 permanent posts in the IMC which includes 16 posts of assistant engineers, 54 sub engineers, 10 revenue inspectors, 10 health inspectors, 84 assistant revenue inspectors and 44 time keepers.
In the meeting, approval for developmental works worth Rs 20 crore was also given. This includes establishment of Interpretation centre at Sirpur pond worth Rs 1.55 crore, construction of dividers on VIP and other roads of the city on the pattern of dividers on MG Road between Regal square and Palasia square and R&T Marg.
As decided in the meeting, from now onward the corporation will charge Rs 5000 per day for hiring Gandhi Hall premises. The rent to be collected will be utilized for the maintenance of Gandhi Hall. The MiC meeting chaired by city Mayor Malini Gaud also gave its approval for increasing remuneration of daily wage employees at collector’s rate.
The meeting among others was attended by Mayor-in-council members Shankar Yadav, Rajendra Rathore, Chandurao Shinde, Suraj Kairo, Balram Verma and Sudhir Degde respectively.