Friday, April 15, 2011
Thursday, April 14, 2011
Happy Baisakhi
" BASAKHI DEYAN LAKHAN VADHAYIEN "Bhagidari Pariwar" AAP SUBJI NU....
JEET KUMAR
Former Muncipal Candidate Indipendent.
(Ward # 209 Mayr Voihar-1
Former Secratary RWA Pocket-3
(Regd.Agency of DDA # 103)
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
Blood donation & Free Medical check up camp at Sri Guru Nanak Dev Khalsa College
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Tuesday, April 12, 2011
RWABhagidari Blog at Bhagidari Utsav 2011 - Video
RWABhagidari blog was displayed by a PPT presentation at the Bhagidari Utsav 2011 in the DC East Stall.
RWABhagidari Blog at Bhagidari Utsav 2011
RWABhagidari blog was displayed by a PPT presentation at the Bhagidari Utsav 2011 in the DC East Stall.
Saturday, April 9, 2011
Meeting with dy.commissioner east bhagidari
I was really happy that during last ten year , first time an officer has come who knows his powers,realises that colonial days are over and officers must realise they are there to accelerate improvement in civic life.
I was encouraged to make following suggestions
Meeting schedule must be e mailed,SMSed and through courier so that bhagidars come fully prepared.
Nodal officers must be made responsible to understand they represent concerned departments. ONLY NODAL OFFICERS MUST BE ALLOWED TO ATTEND?
Department wise meetings should be held.
One meeting say for police
Second for MCD and third for DDA matters.
Old items appearing on agenda for the last three years could be picked.
MOST OF ITEMS DO NOT REQUIRE FUNDS BUT administrative action.
KINDLY offer your comments on this.
Mr.VOHRA IS DOING EXCELLENT in spreading bhagidari movement messages.
Three cheers to him.
KK GHEI senior vp EDRWASJF
Vice president madhuvan rwa
I was encouraged to make following suggestions
Meeting schedule must be e mailed,SMSed and through courier so that bhagidars come fully prepared.
Nodal officers must be made responsible to understand they represent concerned departments. ONLY NODAL OFFICERS MUST BE ALLOWED TO ATTEND?
Department wise meetings should be held.
One meeting say for police
Second for MCD and third for DDA matters.
Old items appearing on agenda for the last three years could be picked.
MOST OF ITEMS DO NOT REQUIRE FUNDS BUT administrative action.
KINDLY offer your comments on this.
Mr.VOHRA IS DOING EXCELLENT in spreading bhagidari movement messages.
Three cheers to him.
KK GHEI senior vp EDRWASJF
Vice president madhuvan rwa
Thursday, April 7, 2011
Taking picture of vehicle must before towing
NEW DELHI: After getting many complaints against cops demanding bribes with threats of towing away vehicles , Delhi Traffic Police have asked all contractors who provide cranes to the department to come equipped with a digital camera.
"Starting Friday, it will become mandatory for traffic personnel to take a picture of the vehicle errantly parked before attempting to tow it away. Towing a vehicle without taking a picture will be illegal. This will not just ensure that no bribes are taken by the traffic cops, but also help in keeping proof of the errant vehicle, if required," explained joint commissioner of police (traffic) Satyendra Garg.
In a new order issued to the dozen-odd private contractors who supply the 58 cranes to Delhi Traffic Police, both the contractor as well as the traffic personnel will become liable if they attempt to tow a vehicle without taking a picture of the vehicle first. Each of the contractors signed the new contract on Monday.
"It has been found that traffic constables demand bribe in exchange of not towing away an errantly parked vehicle or threaten to tow away a vehicle if not given a bribe even if the vehicle is not flouting any norms. The new order should be able to curb the problem," explained a senior traffic police officer.
"Starting Friday, it will become mandatory for traffic personnel to take a picture of the vehicle errantly parked before attempting to tow it away. Towing a vehicle without taking a picture will be illegal. This will not just ensure that no bribes are taken by the traffic cops, but also help in keeping proof of the errant vehicle, if required," explained joint commissioner of police (traffic) Satyendra Garg.
In a new order issued to the dozen-odd private contractors who supply the 58 cranes to Delhi Traffic Police, both the contractor as well as the traffic personnel will become liable if they attempt to tow a vehicle without taking a picture of the vehicle first. Each of the contractors signed the new contract on Monday.
"It has been found that traffic constables demand bribe in exchange of not towing away an errantly parked vehicle or threaten to tow away a vehicle if not given a bribe even if the vehicle is not flouting any norms. The new order should be able to curb the problem," explained a senior traffic police officer.
with thanks : times of India : link above for detailed news.
Europe 'losing' superbugs battle
The emergence of antibiotic-resistant infections has reached unprecedented levels and now outstrips our ability to fight it with existing drugs, European health experts are warning.
Each year in the EU over 25,000 people die of bacterial infections that are able to outsmart even the newest antibiotics.
The World Health Organization says the situation has reached a critical point.
A united push to make new drugs is urgently needed, it says.
Without a concerted effort, people could be dealing with the "nightmare scenario" of worldwide spread of untreatable infections, says the WHO.
One example is the New Delhi or NDM-1 superbug recently found in UK patients.
They brought the infection back with them from countries like India and Pakistan, where they had visited for medical treatment and cosmetic surgery.
These superbugs are resistant to carbapenem antibiotics, which is concerning for experts because they are some of our most powerful weapons and are used for hard-to-treat infections that evade other drugs.
The Cardiff University researchers, who made the discovery last August, now say bacteria with this new genetic resistance to antibiotics have contaminated New Delhi's drinking water supply, meaning millions of people there could be carriers.
Dr Timothy Walsh and his team collected 171 swabs of seepage water and 50 public tap water samples from sites within a 12km radius of central New Delhi between September and October 2010.
The NDM-1 gene was found in two of the 50 drinking-water samples and 51 of 171 seepage samples.
Worryingly, the gene had spread to bacteria that cause dysentery and cholera, which can be easily passed from person to person via sewage-contaminated drinking water.
"Oral-faecal transmission of bacteria is a problem worldwide, but its potential risk varies with the standards of sanitation.
with thanks : BBC News : MUST READ COMPLETE NEWS FROM LINK ABOVE.
Superbug in Delhi's water, say UK experts
NEW DELHI: A superbug immune to almost all known antibiotics has been found in Delhi's water. British scientists said they have found the New Delhi metallo-beta-lactamase (NDM) 1 gene that makes bacteria highly resistant to all known drugs in the capital's public water supply used for drinking, washing and cooking.
In August last year, after announcing the existence of this superbug created by the NDM1 gene, scientists had said it was hospital-acquired.
"Now, we know it is not present in hospital ICUs but is actually freely circulating in Delhi's environment, both in the water people drink and those that lay stagnant," Dr Mark Toleman from Cardiff university told TOI.
"Drinking contaminated water will help the superbug enter our bodies. However, we still don't know how many in the population are already carrying the superbug," Toleman said.
The most worrying factor was that the NDM1 gene had already spread to the bacteria that causes cholera and dysentery in India, the scientists said. Their findings were published in British medical journal 'The Lancet Infectious Diseases' on Thursday.
In August last year, after announcing the existence of this superbug created by the NDM1 gene, scientists had said it was hospital-acquired.
"Now, we know it is not present in hospital ICUs but is actually freely circulating in Delhi's environment, both in the water people drink and those that lay stagnant," Dr Mark Toleman from Cardiff university told TOI.
"Drinking contaminated water will help the superbug enter our bodies. However, we still don't know how many in the population are already carrying the superbug," Toleman said.
The most worrying factor was that the NDM1 gene had already spread to the bacteria that causes cholera and dysentery in India, the scientists said. Their findings were published in British medical journal 'The Lancet Infectious Diseases' on Thursday.
with thanks : Times of India : MUST READ COMPLETE NEWS FROM LINK ABOVE.
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