RMC to begin housewarming for PMAY beneficiaries

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Ranchi Municipal Corporation (RMC) will start Housewarming under Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojna (PMAY) from September and the civic body will also open clinics in every ward at the community halls where doctors will provide their service in morning and evening. The Civic Body took the decisions during its standing committee meeting held on Friday.

The RMC will once again allot shops of Upper Bazar Market to streamline rate and rent, it was decided by RMC Standing Committee meeting held on Friday.

The Civic Body’s standing committee also decided that those shops running on land of RMC, it will have to pay rent on new rate as the rate was fixed on old rate which is Rs 5 to Rs 7 now RMC will finalise new rate on contemporary market rate and allot the land on this basis.

Addressing media persons after standing committee meeting RMC Mayor, Asha Lakra said that the Civic Body had decided earlier that it will install five water harvesting systems in each ward and work of installing the system is going on in every ward. The committee reviewed installing the water harvesting system during the meeting and an instruction was given to concerned officials to complete the work at its earliest, she added.

“It was also considered during the meeting that the construction of roads and drainage that in which areas have to give priority for construction of roads and drainage. Progress of PMAY, Electricity connection to every household, Ujjwala connection and selection of Ujjwala Didi was reviewed during the meeting,” said Lakra.

She also appealed to people living under the municipality area that they should help RMC in garbage collection and generates minimum quantity of garbage so that it could not piled on roads.

It was also considered during the meeting that the construction of toilets under Swach Bharat Abhiyan  and Modular toilets drainage that in which areas have to give priority for construction of both kinds of toilets, said Lakra.

The Mayor also said that in an attempt to streamline garbage collection work, all vehicles running by

the Civic Body will be joined by GPS system then all vehicles will be added to a centralised system.

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