RWAs: Do you want a Micro ATM for your society?

Greetings from Oxigen Services !

It was a pleasure talking to you. As discussed during our telephonic conversation, Oxigen is keen in associating with RWAs of Delhi / NCR to introduce several solutions for Resident Welfare Associations through our flagship product i.e. Micro ATM machines. 

Our micro ATM machines offer a gamut of services, which can be used to cater to the following needs of an RWA resident:

1. Maintenance Bill Payments
2. Society Bill Payments
3. Utility Bill Payments
4. Recharges
5. Money Transfer Needs
6. Wallet Loading 
7. Cash Deposit/Withdrawal
   *and much more

Through these services, we envision to strengthen the role of RWAs and make Society Offices a one stop solution for multiple payment needs of a resident. 

Sharing a detailed presentation of our Micro ATM in the attachment to this mail. Please find the same

We eagerly look forward to your response and for an opportunity to discuss this product in greater detail with you. 

Thanks and Regards

Atul Krishnan

Assistant  Manager- Business Development

RWAs: If you have any interest in the MICRO ATM for your Societies, please feel free to mail us & it will be forwarded to the concerned Oxigen Team.  Our Email id is  rwabhagidari@yahoo.in 

Roof Top Solar Energy installations with a 30% Subsidy from Delhi Government

In a positive move directed towards making the capital more reliant on Renewable & more specifically Solar energy, New Delhi was tasked with generating 1,000 MW of solar power out of the national quota of 40,000 MW in 2016. Now with the right subsidies in place, the target that was set by the Ministry of New & Renewable Energy (MNRE) to be achieved by 2020 from residential and institutional rooftops, is well on its way.

An Elevated Rooftop Installation of 5kW in the busy neighborhood of “Pitampura”

“The Solar Experience” Roof:

Even though 1,000 MW is only part of Delhi’s total solar potential of 2,500 MW with a residential potential of 1,250 MW; Solar Universe India is helping drive the larger movement, which was initially kick-started by Greenpeace India – instrumental in getting the Delhi Government to draft its own Solar Policy in June 2016. Some of the highlights of that policy include:

• Concept of Virtual Net Metering for roofs with limited Solar potential

• Group Net Metering for societies and RWA's

• Generation Based Incentive of Rs 2 PER UNIT for up to 3 years

• Building bylaws amendment for Rooftop Solar Installations

• Tax breaks, benefits, and subsidies

The “Solar Universe India” reasons for Going Solar

How Going Solar Helps You:

The Delhi Government, with the help of its implementing agency and empanelled vendors, is providing UPFRONT SUBSIDY on Rooftop Solar Installations across New Delhi and Solar Universe India (Success Impex Pvt Ltd) is one of those, that provides a subsidy to the end consumers worth up to 30% of the cost of the Solar Plant. More importantly, through a concept called Net Metering, one can earn for the power they generate even when it is not being used, which is especially beneficial for large buildings like educational and religious institutions, hospitals, farmhouses and RWA's.

How Net Metering Works

How Solar Net metering Works:

Upfront Subsidy of up to 30% is available for the following type of buildings:

Institutional Buildings Educational Institutions Schools Universities Health Institutions Hospitals Medical Colleges	Social Sector Community Centres Welfare Homes Orphanages & Old Age Homes Common Service Centres & Workshops Trusts, NGOs & Voluntary Organizations	Residential Buildings All types including RWA’s

Thanks to the introduction of UPFRONT SUBSIDY (doing away with the old practice of direct disbursement to client bank account after plant commissioning), the payback period of Rooftop Solar Installations has been reduced to less than 42 months. In comparison to industry standards, Solar Universe India (Success Impex Pvt Ltd) is also offering 15% more energy through their installations titled "The Solar Experience".

The Solar Experience:

In New Delhi, most of the houses with roof ownership have a sanctioned load of 11kV and open roof space of 80 sqm which equates to a Solar potential of 8kW. An 8kW Rooftop Solar Installation can earn you Rs 1.05 lakhs every year for up to 25 years and is equivalent to planting 960 trees over the lifetime of the installation.

“20kW Installation Solar Plant with Net Metering”

RWA’s usually have a sanctioned load of 40kVa for common area lighting & energy and can install a solar plant of up to 32kW that will generate approximately 51,000 units per annum (as per the “Solar Experience of Solar Universe India”) for an investment of Rs 14.75 lacs that can be recouped in 30 months and save up to Rs 90 lacs over the lifetime of the Solar Plant.

Schools & larger institutions can export excess energy to the grid for more than 140 days in a year on account of various holidays and recoup their investment in less than 30 months owing to the various monetary benefits being offered.

Going Solar is now as easy as getting a home entertainment system. An 8kW Solar System can be set up in 15-20 days. You can schedule a site feasibility analysis by simply sending a WhatsApp message to +91-9810288787. If you're looking for such an installation (with SUBSIDY) in Delhi, Haryana, Punjab, J&K and Maharashtra or are just curious to know more, contact the above number for more details and go solar today! Solar Universe India, a brand of Success Impex Pvt Ltd have been the pioneers of Solar PV installations in India since 2003. For any more details, please log on to www.solaruniverseindia.com/ 

The next blog post will address "How Simple It Is to Make Your Home Go Solar" and will answer to all of your questions regarding Finance, Space, and Cleaning of Rooftop Solar Installations.

Having received a Solar Grading of “SP1B” (only 8 out of 551 companies in India have this grading) from the Ministry of New & Renewable Energy (Government of India) symbolizing “Highest Solar Potential & Moderate Financial Capability”, the company has directly or indirectly touched more than 150,000 lives with their solar installations. In New Delhi alone they have carried out more than 60 installations of 1kW to 140kW at residences, schools, gurudwaras and RWA’s.

UN Environment and WHO agree to major collaboration on environmental health risks

Nairobi - UN Environment and WHO have agreed a new, wide-ranging collaboration to accelerate action to curb environmental health risks that cause an estimated 12.6 million deaths a year.

Today in Nairobi, Mr Erik Solheim, head of UN Environment, and Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, Director-General of WHO, signed an agreement to step up joint actions to combat air pollution, climate change and antimicrobial resistance, as well as improve coordination on waste and chemicals management, water quality, and food and nutrition issues. The collaboration also includes joint management of the BreatheLife advocacy campaign to reduce air pollution for multiple climate, environment and health benefits.

This represents the most significant formal agreement on joint action across the spectrum of environmental and health issues in over 15 years.

"There is an urgent need for our two agencies to work more closely together to address the critical threats to environmental sustainability and climate – which are the foundations for life on this planet. This new agreement recognizes that sober reality," said UN Environment’s Solheim.

"Our health is directly related to the health of the environment we live in. Together, air, water and chemical hazards kill more than 12.6 million people a year. This must not continue," said WHO’s Tedros.

He added: "Most of these deaths occur in developing countries in Asia, Africa and Latin America where environmental pollution takes its biggest health toll."

The new collaboration creates a more systematic framework for joint research, development of tools and guidance, capacity building, monitoring of Sustainable Development Goals, global and regional partnerships, and support to regional health and environment fora.

The two agencies will develop a joint work programme and hold an annual high-level meeting to evaluate progress and make recommendations for continued collaboration.

The WHO-UN Environment collaboration follows a Ministerial Declaration on Health, Environment and Climate Change calling for the creation of a global "Health, Environment and Climate Change" Coalition, at the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) COP 22 in Marrakesh, Morocco in 2016.

Just last month, under the overarching topic "Towards a Pollution-Free Planet", the United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA), which convenes environment ministers worldwide, adopted a resolution on Environment and Health, called for expanded partnerships with relevant UN agencies and partners, and for an implementation plan to tackle pollution.   With Thanks to WHO.

Status of RWAs in the eyes of Delhi Government?

4th January 2018

Mr Satyender Jain,

Hon'ble Minister Urban Development,

Govt of NCT Delhi

Subject: Status of RWAs in the eyes of Delhi Government: Please go through the ATTACHED order of the Delhi Government, F.18 (101)/UD/Pig./DUDA/2015-16/Voi-II/ 878-902 dated 7.6.2016 regarding Release of funds for Execution of the Plan Scheme "Strg. and Augmentation of Infrastructure i.e. Roads, Streets Localities Streets Lights etc. in each Assembly Constituencies for the year 2016-17.

Dear Sir,

We have been asked by the office of the Hon'ble CM to contact you. Please view the trailing emails.

Before contesting the Delhi Assembly elections, at an RWA meet, on 18^th October 2014, at the Rose Avenue, at 2 pm, CM had made huge promises with the RWAs that they will be empowered, RWA Act will be made, Funds will be at the disposal of RWAs for the localized works, but after winning the Elections, you have sidelined the RWAs to such an extent, that your above order for the day to day requirements of localities, does not contain the term RWA, anywhere.

Though the order does not contain the term RWA anywhere, SHOCKINGLY, it contains the term Mohalla Sabha, as below:

4. Before executing the works under MLALAD, DUDA shall be required to open separate bank accounts for each MLA Constituency. The amount of balance fund worked out by UD Deptt. in the current proposal is to be accounted for against MLA Constituency wise by DUDA prior to the start of implementation. The works proposed to be executed under MLALAD Scheme and those proposed to be taken up through Swaraj Fund as recommended by Mohalla Sabhas should not be in conflict with each other and DUDA is to ensure that no duplicity of works is there.

5. Separate Assets registers/accounts against works of MLALAD and Mohalla Sabhas are to be maintained and needs to be continuously updated by DUDA online so that the assets created through MLALAD scheme could be distinguished. This will bring transparency in the execution of works and submission of utilization certificates.

Does it mean that you have sidelined those RWAs, whom you had promised a lot, before the Delhi Assembly elections?

Does it mean, that you do not recognize the RWAs anymore as they are the true critics & not the own party personals in the garb of Mohalla Sabha?

Now almost three years of your Government are nearing completion & we the RWAs of Delhi want to meet you to discuss this issue very seriously. Please, let us know when we can meet you. Our delegation of RWAs will include almost all the Top RWA personalities of Delhi to know about the Status of RWAs in the eyes of Delhi Government.

Looking forward to your most valued communication with the confirmation of Day, Date, Time & Venue.

With best regards,

B S Vohra

President,

East Delhi RWAs Joint Front - Federation

http://www.rwabhagidari.com/

RWAs willing to attend any such meet may share the contact details on rwabhagidari@yahoo.in We will try our best to call you, depending upon the number of persons allowed by Delhi Government. 

Status of RWAs in the eyes of Delhi Government ?

Mr Arvind Kejriwal,

CM, Delhi

Subject: Status of RWAs in the eyes of Delhi Government?

Dear Sir,

Before the Delhi Assembly Elections, you had made huge promises with the RWAs of Delhi, but after the elections, you have sidelined the RWAs concept & promoting your own Mohalla Sabhas.

Now almost three years of your Government are nearing completion & we the RWAs of Delhi want to meet you to discuss this issue very seriously. Please, let us know when we can meet you. Our delegation will include almost all the Top RWA personalities of Delhi. 

Looking forward to your most valued communication with the confirmation of Day, Date, Time & Venue.

With best regards,

B S Vohra

President,

East Delhi RWAs Joint Front - Federation

www.RWABhagidari.com

RWAs willing to attend any such meet may share the contact details on rwabhagidari@yahoo.in We will try our best to call you, depending upon the number of persons allowed by Delhi Government. Please go through our upload on this blog on the 28th December 2017. Thanks.

If any of the schools had refunded the excess fee charged from 2009 along with 9% interest ?

Mr Manish Sisodia,

DY CM & Education Minister, Delhi

Subject: If any of the schools had refunded the excess fee charged from 2009 along with 9% interest?

Dear Sir,

A three-member Delhi High Court appointed committee headed by former Rajasthan High Court Chief Justice Anil Dev Singh had indicted the following 64 schools for hiking tuition fees unjustifiably in 2009. The committee had recommended that these schools should be asked to refund the excess fee charged from 2009 along with an interest of 9% to the parents of the students. 

List of schools:

Guru Harkishan Public Schools (GHPS for short)

GHPS, Hargovind Enclave

GHPS, Purana Qila Road

GHPS, Shahdara

GHPS, Punjabi Bagh

GHPS, Hardhian Singh Road, Karol Bagh

GHPS, Hemkunt Colony

GHPS, Tilak Nagar

GHPS, Hari Nagar

GHPS, Vasant Vihar

GHPS, Nanak Piao

GHPS, Fateh Nagar

GHPS, Vishnu Garden 

Karandeep Public School, Bharthal

Maharishi Dayanand Public School, New Moti Nagar

Bhageerathi Bal Shiksha Sadan, Kartar Nagar

Holy Home Public School, Ghonda

Bright Star Public School, Mauj Pur

Universal Public School

Pt.Yaad Ram Secondary Public School, Bhajanpura

New Era Convent School, Sonia Vihar

Dhruv Deep Saraswati Vidya Mandir, Shiv Vihar

Neel Giri Public School, Rama Garden, Karawal Nagar

Abhinav Bharti Bhawan School

Shivalik Public School, Yamuna Vihar

St.Parmanand Public School, Majlis Park

Panacea National Public School, Libas Pur

Nav Jeevan Adarsh Public Sr.Sec school, Gautam Puri

Konark Public School, North Chhajjupur, Shahdra

KLV Convent School, Nehru Vihar

Guru Nanak Public School, Punjabi Bagh

Shiv Mandir Saraswati Bal Vidyalaya, Jai Dev Park

Cosmos Public School, Vasundhara Enclave

Gyandeep Public School, Shivpuri

Amar Jeewan Public School, New Govind Pura

Motherhood Public School, New Usmanpur

Guru Teg Bahadur Public School, Model Town

Chaudhury Chotu Ram Memorial school, Bhagat Singh Park

Guru Amar Daas Public School, Tilak Nagar

Sunhill Public School, Ranjit Nagar

J R Public School, West Sagarpur

JBM Public School, Nasirpur

Paramount International School, Dwarka

Cosmos Sec.School, Badarpur

Vidya Vihar Vidyalaya, Naveen Shahdra

Sevti Devi Memorial V idya Mandir, Mahavir Enclave

Inder Public School, Mandawali

Aster Public School, Mayur Vihar

Veer Public School, Kapashera

Arun Modern Public school, Brijpuri

Rama Public School, Najafgarh

Jesus and Mary Public School, Dwarka Palam Road

Happy Child Model School, Uttam Nagar

Puja Convent School, Uttam Nagar

West Point Model School, Uttam Nagar

G P Public school, Dilshad Colony

St.Krishna Bodh Public School, Main Mandoli Road

Arwachin Shiksha Sadan Public School, Shanti Nagar
Rose Garden Public School, West Ghonda
Adarsh Bharti Public School, Brijpuri
Shibbon Modern Public School, Vijay Colony
Nitya Nand Memorial Public School, Ghonda
Shiva Model Public School, Shahbad Daulatpur
Prakash Deep Saraswati Vidya Mandir, Panchal Vihar

I want to know if any of the above schools had refunded the excess fee charged from 2009 along with 9% interest, as stated?

Please revert.
With best regards,
B S Vohra
President,
East Delhi RWAs Joint Front - Federation

Happy New Year Message

Wishing you a very Happy & Prosperous New Year: Gurdwara Bangla Sahib: Pic by B S Vohra