DSIIDC’s draw of lots for affordable housing
Delhi State Industrial and Infrastructure Development Corporation (DSIIDC) has conducted a draw of lots for allotment of low-cost housing for industrial workers of Capital under the IInd Rajiv Gandhi Housing Scheme, 2007 on Friday. Giving details of the Scheme, the Managing Director DSIIDC Amit Yadav inform that under this scheme two computerised draw were held on Friday. The first draw was held for allotment of specific flat numbers to 144 applicants who were found eligible after verification. These 144 flats are of five different types available in Bawana and Narela Industrial Areas. In second computerised draw 275 applicants were selected from a list of 394 applicants who had applied for Type-1 (ready) flats in Bawana. In this draw, the reservation criteria of applicants as per the allotment policy of the corporation have been taken into consideration. These applicants will be given flats subject to verification of their bonafide industrial workers.
Delhi Assembly Speaker takes stock of Jangpura
Delhi Assembly Speaker MS Dhir on Friday convened a meeting of Senior Officers of Delhi Jal Board, BSES, PWD and other departments to discuss the various problems faced by the residents of Jangpura area. Dhir also directed concerned officials to complete the development related work in the stipulated time period. Dhir also reviewed the progress of the various on going projects related to Jangpura area. Speaker also instructed the concerned officials of the Public Works Department (PWD) to construct and maintain roads before Monsoon set in. He also directed the BSES officials to change the damaged wire in the park of Jangpura area.
Fr Agnel School aces it
In the recently declared senior secondary examination results by CBSE, the students of Fr Agnel School notched up a brilliant performance. If excellence in academics is the hallmark of any good institution then the Class XII result of the school proved without an iota of doubt that the school has done it once again with a remarkable feat of 100 per cent results. Out of the 136 students who appeared for the examination around 25 per cent students have scored above 90 per cent whereas 61 per cent students have scored above 80 per cent marks. Rashi Gupta of Commerce stream is the topper of the school securing 97.2 per cent marks, Annu Clara Rejath topped the Science Stream with 95.8 per cent marks and Nishant Singh bagged the top honors in the Humanities Stream securing 92.4 per cent marks.
NMC Dy Mayor wants traffic signs reform
Deputy Mayor of North Delhi Municipal Corporation (NMC), Ravinder Gupta has demanded from the lieutenant-Governor improvement in the condition of traffic signals in the city so as to curb road mishaps. In a letter written to l-G Najeeb Jung, Gupta said that the PWD roads do not have proper road signs and diversion boards that often cause inconvenience and also increases the possibility of accidents. “Some PWD roads are in bad condition due to potholes, which also increase road accidents. The PWD officials should be directed to trim tree branches in front of direction sign boards and to get removed the unauthorised advertisement hoardings,” he said in the letter. The Deputy Mayor directed the North Delhi Municipal Commissioner to take action on these points in the area under its jurisdiction.