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Naveen lays foundation stone pipeline
leak triggers
for houses in Berhampur slums fear of enteric outbreak
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PBD BUREAU/PTI
BERHAMPUR, DEC 28
HIEF
Minister
Naveen
Patnaik
today laid the foundation stone for construction of pucca houses in slum
pockets here with an investment of Rs 143 crore of
which 70 per cent will be
borne by the Centre.
About 2,685 houses
would be constructed under
the Rajiv Awas Yojana for
which the Centre would
provide 70 per cent, while 20
per cent would be borne by
the State government and
the rest by the beneficiaries,
official sources said.
The project was expected to be completed in the
next one- and-a-half years,
they said.
"The project is aimed at
making Berhampur a slumfree town," said the state's
Housing
and
Urban
Development
Minister
Puspendra Singhdeo.
He said the Chief
Minister had consented to
provide Rs 12 crore for
beautification
of
Ramalingam pond, situated
in the heart of the town and
which was one of the longstanding demands of the
people.
During his day-long
visit, Patnaik also inaugurat-
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State govt to irrigate more than
10,000 hectares in five years
BERHAMPUR: In a bid to boost agriculture production, the State government
announced a plan to provide irrigation in
more than 10,000 hectares of land in the
next five years through various sources.
"We have already initiated the
process to expand irrigation network and
achieve the target of irrigating 10,000
hectares in five years. It will help in raising farm output in the state," Chief
Minister Naveen Patnaik said here after
inaugurating a three-day regional agriculture fair-2014.
The farmers from ten southern districts of the State attended the fair.
Since economic growth of the State
was largely dependant on agriculture,
the Chief Minister said his government
was giving much priority on the growth
and improvement of the farm and its
allied sectors.
While the government had made separate budget for the agriculture sector in
the last two years, it had also announced
ed a 20-bedded separate eye
ward in the city hospital
here, a new revenue inspection bungalow (IB), piped
water supply near revenue
IB and laid foundation stone
for piped water supply project at the tourist resort
Gopalpur-on-Sea.
The Chief Minister also
inaugurated 47 houses constructed under World Bank-
the agriculture policy, he said.
The policy was aimed at increasing
agriculture productivity, market facilities
to different agri-products and to take different welfare measures for farmers,
Patnaik said.
He also asked the farmers to take
advantages of Biju Krushak Kalyan
Yojana, an insurance policy for farmers in
the state.
Despite Cyclone Phailin, the state
government bagged Krishi Karman
Award from the Centre for the last two
consecutive years for best performing
state in overall food-grain production, he
said.
The Chief Minister said the proposed
State Potato Mission, aimed at making
the state self-sufficient in potato production, would start from 2015-16.
Several incentives for revival of the
multi-purpose cold storages and for cultivation of the potato would be provided
to the farmers, he added.
funded Odisha Disaster
Recovery Project (ODRP) at
Narayanpur near Gopalpur.
The government has
decided to construct pucca
houses with infrastructure
facilities in all villages located within five kms from the
sea coast under the World
Bank scheme after several
houses were damaged due
to Cyclone Phailin which hit
the state on October 12,
2013.
In Ganjam district, the
administration had identified as many as 16,981
pucca houses in 107 villages
under five coastal blocks.
Though the total outlay for
the project was yet to be
finalised, each house was
expected to cost around Rs
three lakh, said an officer.
PBD BUREAU
ROURKELA, DEC 28
GEMINI
t may be upsetting to you,
Gemini, but there's something
you need to think about. You
should finally get it through your head that the
people you often call "brilliant" are only reflections
of you.
CANCER
What a great day for you! You
seem to have the innate listening
abilities of a therapist or counselor. Everyone comes to you with their problems or
to cry on your shoulder. They know that you will listen without judgment. Have you ever thought
about doing something like this for a living?
Perhaps today will make you think about it.
LEO
If at first you don't succeed, try,
try again. This is your maxim for
the day, Leo.
KORAPUT, DEC 28
SEVERAL leakages in main
drinking water pipelines at
Jeypore in Koraput district
have triggered fear of outbreak of enteric diseases.
The public health engineering
organisation
(PHEO) supplies water
through its two main
pipelines after purifying it at
its Hatisala filtration centre,
sources said. With the main
PHEO pipelines are badly
damaged near Dhakhin Kali
Temple leading to a leakage,
people do use the running
water for bathing and washing clothes.
The pipelines are also
damaged on NH-26 near
Dhepaguda and near the
bridge of the bypass road to
Purunagada.
Koraput
District Collector Yamini
Sarangi said, "The department concerned has been
asked to repair the leakages
in the pipelines."
President of 'Sachetena
Nagarika
Committee',
Jeypore, Akshaya Sahu said,
"As the pipelines run close to
drains there is every possibility of drain water and
other waste materials mixing with drinking water. It
may cause outbreak of
water-borne diseases."
RSP signs MoU with Sulabh under
Swachha Vidyalay Abhiyan
TAURUS
What changes have there been in
your life since this time last year?
Think about the events that have
taken place. What have you accomplished? What
decisions have you made? And most importantly,
how much you have grown as a person? Try to
make changes by following your intuition.
PBD BUREAU/PTI
A
Memorandum
of
Understanding
(MOU)
was signed between SAIL,
Rourkela Steel Plant (RSP)
and Sulabh International
Social
Service
Organisation (SISSO) at
CEO’s Conference Hall on
December 26 for construction of toilets in schools
under
the
‘Swachha
Vidyalaya Abhiyan.’ GM
I/C (P&A) RSP PK
Pradhan and Deputy
Controller
of
SISSO
Mithilesh Jha signed the
MOU in the presence of
CEO of RSP GS Prasad.
ED(Projects) MK Das, ED
(Projects) SK Acharya, ED
(Works) Ashwini Kumar,
Director
in
charge
(M&HS)
AK
Singh,
GM(F&A) S Pradhan and
GM (T) Bijit Mohapatra
were also present on the
occasion.
Expressing happiness
over the signing of the
MOU, CEO said that this
is yet another significant
step by SAIL for achieving
the gigantic initiative
kicked off by the Prime
Minister of India. He laid
emphasis on sensitising
the beneficiaries regarding
the need for, and the
importance of, hygiene
and cleanliness.
It may be pertinent to
mention here that the
‘Swachha
Vidyalaya
Abhiyan’ is a part of the
‘Swachha Bharat Abhiyan’
started by the Prime
Minister Narendra Modi.
The programme has been
initiated under the SAIL
Corporate
Social
Responsibility projects
and under this the target
for RSP is the construction
of 355 toilets in 239
schools in peripheral villages in the Bisra and
Nuagaon Blocks and in
Rourkela
Municipal
Corporation area. SISSO
which is a specialist social
organization in the field
of public toilet facilities in
the country will execute
the project.
The total outlay for the
project is about Rs 9
crores. Under the project,
SISSO will construct the
toilets and impart sensitization to the villagers and
the
students
about
hygiene and cleanliness.
Each toilet block would
comprise an IWC and a
urinal with suitable water
supply. Separate toilets
will be constructed for
girls wherever needed. A
leach pit will be provided
for disposal of the waste.
His apprehension was
seconded by the Sub-divisional Medical Officer
(Jeypore) Dadhi Baman
Tripathy.
"With the supply of such
contaminated water continuing there is every possibility of outbreak of diseases
like typhoid, diarrhoea,
jaundice and fever. We have
informed the department
concerned about the matter."
Allaying fears, PHD officers of Jeypore said as water
flows in the pipelines at a
very high pressure, there is
little chance of it being contaminated by external
sources.
"The pipeline on the
NH is frequently damaged
due to plying of heavy
vehicles," said Assistant
Engineer
in
PHEO
(Jeypore) Chitta Ranjan
Nayak.
Strength of character will be your
partner today, Virgo. You seem to
have an aura whose intensity
scares some people and attracts others. Your force of
character could be the cause of some wonderful feelings and emotions for the people close to you. Don't
try and hide your emotions.
Burla bus terminus, a victim of admin negligence
LIBRA
What an extraordinary day for
you, Libra! The dynamic energy
in the air will help you set new
personal goals. The positive feedback you get
from the people around you could inspire you to
make some life-changing decisions for the good
of you and your family.
SCORPIO
You can start your day without all the
usual planning. Be free to discover
your day as it unfolds. This might feel
like it's against your nature, but it's good for you to enjoy
life's sometimes arbitrary nature every once in a while.
SAGITTARIUS
In general, you tend to be critical of the way the government
and politicians handle social
issues and institutions. Your goal isn't just to criticize, however. You would also like to see some
positive changes in these areas.
CAPRICORN
Capricorn, you may have felt as if
something has been changing in
your family environment over the
last few weeks. Today you will find out what's been
going on. Someone close to you has been going
through some important changes in his or her life.
AQUARIUS
You tend to think of yourself as a
lone warrior, Aquarius. Today your
efforts over the last few weeks pay
off. You've found your place in a group of people. You
may even call it a family. You now have a place to
come home to, whether it's to celebrate your victories
or lick your wounds.
PISCES
You love the creative process,
Pisces. Even watering your plants
or painting a picture will give you
a feeling of joy. If this month you get a chance to finish a project that you really care about, you will be
satisfied with the results. And you will be surprised
to see people react positively.
NEWTON RAY
SAMBALPUR, DEC 28
ATHOUGH Burla is one of the important areas within the Sambalpur
Municipal Corporation and even of
Western Odisha authorities are least
concerned about the bus terminus.
The bus terminus here does not have
the basic facilities for the passengers
dependent on it.
The terminus here does have a rest
shed for shelter and even public toilet
for the passengers. An open space in
the market area with concrete floor is
all that is called the Bus stand.
The area now within Sambalpur
Municipal Corporation is home to the
Veer Surendra Sai Medical College
and Hospital, Veer Surendra Sai
University of Technology and (Jyoti
Vihar)
Sambalpur
University.
Thousands of people around the state
and even from neighbouring states
who visit this town facing lot of problems due to lack of basic facilities in
the bus terminus, informed sources.
“The Veer Surendra Sai Medical
College and Hospital, the only biggest
health care centre of this region,
makes Burla an important place.
Thousands of people regularly come
to this place because of the hospital.
Besides the hired vehicles, buses are
the only communication to reach this
place. Still now, the civic authority
here has failed to provide the basic
amenities like a toilet in the bus
stand,” said a local resident, Tara
Chand Bag.
Around fifteen buses originate
from this bus terminus for far off place
like Bhubaneswar, Berhampur and
Rourkela and more than fifty buses
pass through Burla. “We have
requested the civic authority to initiate
measures to build a rest shed and toilet inside the terminus several times.
Still now, the authorities haven't
responded to our demands,” said
President of Burla Private Bus Owners
Association, Pawan Saha.
In absence of basic amenities, the
commuters especially the patients discharged from the hospital are facing a
lot of problems. The commuters do
not find a comfortable place to wait
for the bus and are often seen standing
in front of shops or loitering in the bus
stand.
Social activist Sripati Sandha said,
“This is the responsibility of the civic
body to provide basic amenities to the
passengers in the bus terminus.
However, the civic body has preferred
to close its eyes to these problems.
Now the newly formed Corporation
and the State government jointly
should take initiative in this matter.”
According to sources the notified
area council had a proposal to build a
public toilet in the terminus however
there are no proposals for constructing the rest shed as of now.
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GOVERNMENT OF ODISHA
1380-O
OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE ENGINEER
RURAL WORKS DIVISION-II, NAYAGARH
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NATIONAL COMPETITIVE BIDDING THROUGH e-Procurement
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Ltr. No.
Date:- /12/2014
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work
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Works
Online Tender
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7 Nos.
Road &
Building
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Procurement Officer
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Completion
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68.00 to
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72.00
applicable Sl. No. 2 to 7: 9
(Nine) Calendar
months
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Availability of tender online for bidding
Executive Engineer,
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Rural Works
/03/RWD-II 2014Division-II, Nayagarh
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From
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10.00 A.M.
To
27.01.2015
upto 3.00 P.M.
Further details can be seen from the website:- www.tendersodisha.gov.in
Executive Engineer
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25144/11/0006/1415
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Sealed tenders are invited from authorized registered Dealers/ Suppliers for supply of Crude drugs, Bottles, Self sealing cap, Inner corks (dropping), etc. to Dr.
A. C. Homoeopathic Medical College and Hospital, Bhubaneswar. The details of specifications of items and their terms and conditions for supply can be had from the office
of the undersigned or can be downloaded from the website (address given below)
w.e.f. 29.12.2014 on payment of Rs.525/- (Rupees five hundred & twenty five) only,
which is non-refundable, either in cash or Demand Draft drawn in favour of the
Principal-cum-Superintendent, Dr. A. C. Homoeopathic Medical College and Hospital,
Bhubaneswar from any Nationalized bank payable at S.B.I., Govt. Treasury Branch,
Bhubaneswar during office hours up to 19.01.2015. The tenderers are to deposit
Rs.17,000/- (Rupees seventeen thousand) only, which is refundable, as earnest
money in shape of Bank Draft from any nationalized bank drawn in favour of the
undersigned payable at S.B.I. Govt. Treasury branch, Bhubaneswar on working days
along with the tender papers. The last date of submission of tender papers is
20.01.2015 upto 01.00 p.m. in the office of the undersigned. The tender papers will be
opened on 20.01.2015 at 03.00P.M. The tenderers or their authorized agents may
remain present during that time. The tender received after due date shall not be entertained on any account. The authority reserves every right to accept or reject any or all
tenders without assigning any reason thereof. The tender details are available at the
college website www.drachmch.ori.nic.in
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der box kept in the
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Identification No. 03 / RWD-II/2014-15
No. 377 Dated 17.12.2014
1.
The Executive Engineer, Rural Works Division-II, Nayagarh invites percentage rate in sealed tenders for the
following works in the prescribed form to be eventually drawn up in PWD P1 contract from eligible contractors having previous
experience in Buildings works and registered in State PWD/Rural Works/Minor Irrigation as well as CPWD for the work(s). The
tender paper can be had from the office of the Executive Engineer, Rural Works Division-II, Nayagarh as well as from the
office of the concerned Deputy Executive Engineer / Assistant Executive Engineer, mentioned in coloumn 8. The sale of bid
documents shall start from 30.01.2015 and will close on 05.02.2015 at 2.00 P.M. and the receipt of bid document shall start from
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Construction of Sub-Centre Building at K.
Nuagaon of Daspalla Block under NHM
Construction of GAD building at
Dhipisahi of Gania Block under NHM
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Dhipisahi of Gania Block under NHM
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Dhipisahi of Gania Block under NHM
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Construction of F-Type Qtr at GHD
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of Gania Block under NHM
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Rajingi of Gania Block under NHM
Construction of E-Type Qtr at GHD
Rajingi of Gania Block under NHM
Construction of F-Type Qtr at GHD
Rajingi of Gania Block under NHM
Construction of GAD building at
Kishoreprasad of Gania Block under NHM
Construction of D-Type Qtr at GAD
Kishoreprasad of Gania Block under NHM
Construction of E-Type Qtr at GAD
Kishoreprasad of Gania Block under NHM
Construction of F-Type Qtr at GAD
Kishoreprasad of Gania Block under NHM
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Time for
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completion Sale and receipt.
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18700/-
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13800/-
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19800/-
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15000/-
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15000/-
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13.50
13500/-
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19.80
19800/-
D&C
15.00
15000/-
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9300/-
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6000/-+
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4000/-+
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Rural Works
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Rural Works
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Rural Works
Sub-Divn., Daspalla
Rural Works
Sub-Divn., Daspalla
Rural Works
Sub-Divn., Daspalla
Rural Works
Sub-Divn., Daspalla
Rural Works
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Rural Works
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