with thanks : Hindustan Times
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Friday, January 29, 2010
Thursday, January 28, 2010
Illegal subdivision of shops
Just to give example, shops in Madhuvan and Preet Vihar (new delhi 110092) markets have been subdivided.
Are these with approval of MCD or these are illegal constructions?
Why police and MCD as well as politicians are sleeping.
Citizens need answers.
Because...such subdivisions are common in every pocket of Delhi.
Are these with approval of MCD or these are illegal constructions?
Why police and MCD as well as politicians are sleeping.
Citizens need answers.
Because...such subdivisions are common in every pocket of Delhi.
We park where ever we want
Recently Metro has built upfoot path from Madhuvan chowk to Karkri Mod along south side of Vikas Marg. The cars climb the foot path as at couple of spots near Nirman Vihar, Malba has been dumped to make a ramp.
Go from Nirman Vihar towards Madhuvan Chowk and on the side of Nirman Vihar, You will see foot path blocked by cars. Even on road below railway station, half the carriage way is blocked by parked cars, causing immense jams.
Traffic staff just at less than 50 yards do nothing to challan or tow away.
Please tell what is the solution.
Is there any solution or we have to live with it.
Go from Nirman Vihar towards Madhuvan Chowk and on the side of Nirman Vihar, You will see foot path blocked by cars. Even on road below railway station, half the carriage way is blocked by parked cars, causing immense jams.
Traffic staff just at less than 50 yards do nothing to challan or tow away.
Please tell what is the solution.
Is there any solution or we have to live with it.
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
15 days to pay tax : MCD
New Delhi : Illegal constructions are once again under the hammer of MCD. The civic body has issued public notices asking asking people running commercial & professional establishments from residential colonies to pay annual mixed use charges, one - time parking charges and additional Floor Area Ratio FAR charges ( in case of basements) and conversion charges within 15 days. The officials said if someone fails to deposit the required charges in the stipulated time, heavy penalty amounting to 10 times the normal fee will be charged.
with thanks : source : Hindustan Times
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with thanks : source : Hindustan Times
www.RWABhagidari.blogspot.com
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Monorail - the next option for Delhi ?
The Prestigious Delhi Metro is so over crowded now, that people have started comparing it with Blue line buses. The exception is that you can reach in time if you use Delhi Metro & ofcourse the air conditioned atmosphere. Just try it once during peak hours and imagine what will happen, when NCR is thoroughly connected by Metro.
The Delhi Govt. must give a serious thought to the Monorail also, as it is comparatively cheaper than Metro, as well, it can take the sharp turns & reach even those areas, which are not possible through Metro.
The Delhi Govt. must give a serious thought to the Monorail also, as it is comparatively cheaper than Metro, as well, it can take the sharp turns & reach even those areas, which are not possible through Metro.
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Monorail Mumbai to face trial run today
Mumbai: Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA)will today conduct the trial run of Mumbai's first monorail on 61st Republic Day of India.
Maharashtra Chief Minister Ashok Chavan will flag of the test run of Mono Rail. The trial run of Rs 2, 460 crore monorail project will be done on a 108 metre track at Wadala.
The proposed route of this monorail is between Jacob Circle and Chembur. The 19.4 km line will be jointly completed by L&T and SCOMI Engineering Bhd.
The MMRDA wants to conduct the test run on a one km stretch but the electrification work was completed on only 108 metre line.
The Jacob Circle and Chembur monorail route will be ready by the year 2011, MMRDA sources said.
The Monorail Mumbai will be a substitute of local trains and other road transportation. According to the sources, initially, 14 Monorails with four coaches each will be available to take commuters to their destinations in no time. The capacity of monorail will be 500 passengers and it will complete its destinations in few minutes.
The operations of Monorail will be frequency basis and it will be 4.5 minutes. The fare will be Rs 8 to 20 (Approx).
Maharashtra Chief Minister Ashok Chavan will flag of the test run of Mono Rail. The trial run of Rs 2, 460 crore monorail project will be done on a 108 metre track at Wadala.
The proposed route of this monorail is between Jacob Circle and Chembur. The 19.4 km line will be jointly completed by L&T and SCOMI Engineering Bhd.
The MMRDA wants to conduct the test run on a one km stretch but the electrification work was completed on only 108 metre line.
The Jacob Circle and Chembur monorail route will be ready by the year 2011, MMRDA sources said.
The Monorail Mumbai will be a substitute of local trains and other road transportation. According to the sources, initially, 14 Monorails with four coaches each will be available to take commuters to their destinations in no time. The capacity of monorail will be 500 passengers and it will complete its destinations in few minutes.
The operations of Monorail will be frequency basis and it will be 4.5 minutes. The fare will be Rs 8 to 20 (Approx).
with thanks source : http://www.samaylive.com/news/monorail-mumbai-to-face-trial-run-today/672957.html
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Former President A P J Abdul Kalam's seven-point resolve on the occasion of ensuing Republic Day (2008):
1. Wherever I am, a thought will always come to my mind -- *What can I give?*
2. Whatever the mission I will do, my motto will be *to work with integrity and succeed with integrity.*
3. I will always remember that *my winged days, be not spent in vain*.
4. I realise I have to set a great goal that will *lead me to think high*, work and realise the goal.
5. My greatest friends will be *great human beings, great teachers and great books*.
6. I will firmly believe that no problem can defeat me; *I will become the captain of the problem, defeat the problem and succeed.*
7. My National Flag flies in my heart and I will bring glory to my nation.
A P J Abdul Kalam
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Dr. Gurdeep Kaur
2. Whatever the mission I will do, my motto will be *to work with integrity and succeed with integrity.*
3. I will always remember that *my winged days, be not spent in vain*.
4. I realise I have to set a great goal that will *lead me to think high*, work and realise the goal.
5. My greatest friends will be *great human beings, great teachers and great books*.
6. I will firmly believe that no problem can defeat me; *I will become the captain of the problem, defeat the problem and succeed.*
7. My National Flag flies in my heart and I will bring glory to my nation.
A P J Abdul Kalam
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Dr. Gurdeep Kaur
Monday, January 25, 2010
Happy Republic Day - 26th January, 2010
Happy Republic Day - 26th January, 2010
with best regards
B S Vohra
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with thanks : source : http://www.123greetings.com/
Improvement in Bus Service for the Commuters of Hari Nagar
URGENT PLEASE
Reminder 1st : January 25, 2010
The Chairman/Managing Director
Delhi Transport Corporation
Delhi Parivahnalaya, IP Estate
NEW DELHI-110002
Sub. : Improvement in Bus Service for the Commuters of Hari Nagar
Dear Sir,
A very large number of residents of G Block, Shiv Nagar, Virender Nagar, Asha Park, Usha Park, Fateh Nagar, Pratap Nagar, Delhi Govt. flats at Tihar Jail Complex, BF block and many blocks of DDA flats, are being denied direct bus service to famous destinations like Gurudwara Bangla Sahib, Hanuman Mandir, RML, CP, ITO, Laxmibai Nagar, Mayur Vihar, Anand Vihar Bus Terminus and New/Old Delhi Railway Stations.
There used to be a few routes originating from Hari Nagar Depots, which have been discontinued, and other routes have not replaced these routes. There are three DTC depots at Hari Nagar but not a single route originates from this very important place. Every day the residents of above mentioned colonies learn about low floor buses being deployed on many routes in West Delhi but there is no effort as yet to introduce these low floor buses on routes covering these colonies.
In the past, the ACP, Traffic(West) had pointed to your office as also to Delhi Govt’s Transport Department about the prevailing congestion at Hari Nagar Clock Tower from where route numbers 73 and 108 are originating. To overcome this problem, it was also suggested that both these routes could be extended to Hari Nagar Depots because of sufficient parking place in front of the three bus depots. But this proposal is yet to see light of the day. In the recent past, some low floor buses have been deployed on route 73 but residents of our areas have to first reach this place from their respective colonies to avail themselves of this service because the distance is not walkable.
You are requested to kindly depute your experts to verify the above stated facts and report back to you the dire need for extension of routes 73 and 108 and also to introduce new routes from Hari Nagar Depots for important destinations.
Thanking you and hoping to have immediate action on residents’ grievances,
Yours truly,
TPS OBEROI,
Vice-President
WELFARE ASSOCIATION G BLOCK HARI NAGAR(Regd.No.S-9571)
WZ-208. ST.NO.15, G BLOCK, HARI NAGAR, NEW DELHI-110058
TELEFAX: 25530483, 9015152976,
(Email:wagblockharinagar@gmail.com)
Copy for n.a. to: Shri Mahabal Mishra, Hon’ble Member of Parliament, West Delhi.
Reminder 1st : January 25, 2010
The Chairman/Managing Director
Delhi Transport Corporation
Delhi Parivahnalaya, IP Estate
NEW DELHI-110002
Sub. : Improvement in Bus Service for the Commuters of Hari Nagar
Dear Sir,
A very large number of residents of G Block, Shiv Nagar, Virender Nagar, Asha Park, Usha Park, Fateh Nagar, Pratap Nagar, Delhi Govt. flats at Tihar Jail Complex, BF block and many blocks of DDA flats, are being denied direct bus service to famous destinations like Gurudwara Bangla Sahib, Hanuman Mandir, RML, CP, ITO, Laxmibai Nagar, Mayur Vihar, Anand Vihar Bus Terminus and New/Old Delhi Railway Stations.
There used to be a few routes originating from Hari Nagar Depots, which have been discontinued, and other routes have not replaced these routes. There are three DTC depots at Hari Nagar but not a single route originates from this very important place. Every day the residents of above mentioned colonies learn about low floor buses being deployed on many routes in West Delhi but there is no effort as yet to introduce these low floor buses on routes covering these colonies.
In the past, the ACP, Traffic(West) had pointed to your office as also to Delhi Govt’s Transport Department about the prevailing congestion at Hari Nagar Clock Tower from where route numbers 73 and 108 are originating. To overcome this problem, it was also suggested that both these routes could be extended to Hari Nagar Depots because of sufficient parking place in front of the three bus depots. But this proposal is yet to see light of the day. In the recent past, some low floor buses have been deployed on route 73 but residents of our areas have to first reach this place from their respective colonies to avail themselves of this service because the distance is not walkable.
You are requested to kindly depute your experts to verify the above stated facts and report back to you the dire need for extension of routes 73 and 108 and also to introduce new routes from Hari Nagar Depots for important destinations.
Thanking you and hoping to have immediate action on residents’ grievances,
Yours truly,
TPS OBEROI,
Vice-President
WELFARE ASSOCIATION G BLOCK HARI NAGAR(Regd.No.S-9571)
WZ-208. ST.NO.15, G BLOCK, HARI NAGAR, NEW DELHI-110058
TELEFAX: 25530483, 9015152976,
(Email:wagblockharinagar@gmail.com)
Copy for n.a. to: Shri Mahabal Mishra, Hon’ble Member of Parliament, West Delhi.
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