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*Chandigarh, July 10:-* Sh. Amit Kumar, IAS, Commissioner, Municipal Corporation Chandigarh visited Government Model Senior Secondary School (GMSSS), Sector 23-A (NYC), Chandigarh today to review the school’s infrastructure, facilities, and student engagement. He was warmly received by Principal Ms. Ripjot Kaur, teaching staff, and students.

During his visit, the Commissioner interacted with teachers and students, engaging with them in classrooms and asking questions related to their academics and extracurricular interests. He motivated the students to work hard and shared valuable tips on how to excel in exams. He emphasized that apart from academic studies, students should adopt a broader outlook to build a bright and well-rounded future.

Sh. Amit Kumar also reviewed the Multimedia Smart Classrooms and encouraged the use of technology in teaching. He urged the school authorities to chalk out a plan for enhancing multimedia infrastructure to better support modern education methods.

The Commissioner advised the school to train students in waste management practices, especially focusing on segregation of household waste at the source level. He emphasized the importance of life skills and environmental awareness in school education.

In addition, he reviewed the available resources in the school and instructed the authorities to assess future requirements in infrastructure, sports, cultural activities, and extracurricular development.

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*Chandigarh, July 9:-*

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The Municipal Corporation Chandigarh is exploring the introduction of a city-wide monthly car parking pass priced at ₹500/-. The proposed pass would be valid for use in all paid parking areas under MCC’s jurisdiction and would allow unlimited entries and exits, offering a more convenient and cost-effective option for regular car users.

To ensure the proposal reflects the needs and preferences of city residents, the MCC decided that public opinion would be sought before finalizing the policy. The MCC invites citizens to participate in a short consultation survey and share their views on this initiative.

The one-question survey is as follows:

Do you agree with the idea of starting a monthly parking pass of ₹500/- for cars that can be used in all paid parking areas under the jurisdiction of MC Chandigarh and allows multiple entries?

Please respond with YES or NO.

Feedback can be submitted via:

Official Website: https://mcchandigarh.gov.in

Email: [email protected]

Mobile App: “I’m Chandigarh”

Social Media Platforms:

Facebook: @MCChandigarh

Twitter (X): @MC_Chandigarh

Instagram: @mc_chandigarh_official

Residents are encouraged to share their response within 7 days from the date of this release. The MCC values the participation of its citizens in decision-making and remains committed to delivering services that reflect their needs and priorities.

Citizens may follow this link to participate in this survey:

https://forms.gle/HSkawiTrzDxbpbA27

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*Chandigarh, July 9:-*

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Sh. Amit Kumar, IAS, Commissioner, Municipal Corporation Chandigarh took immediate and strict action after catching four outsourced MC employees consuming liquor within the premises of the community centre at Dhanas. The incident occurred during a surprise late evening inspection of various community centres across the city.

The four employees, all outsourced workers including Shakti and Gurjeet Horticultural wing, Sector 16 Shanti kunj, Robin and Ajay Kumar, Road Sub Division no 4 from the B&R (Building & Roads) wing of the Municipal Corporation Chandigarh, were found drinking liquor inside the office located within the community centre building.

Taking serious note of the misconduct, the Commissioner ordered to terminate the services of these four employees immediately besides issuing a show cause notice to the concerned Junior Engineer (JE) of the B&R wing, who is responsible for the maintenance and care of the Dhanas community centre and all MCC property associated with it. The JE has been directed to appear in person at the Commissioner’s office by 12:00 noon tomorrow (July 10, 2025) along with a written reply. Failure to comply will lead to appropriate disciplinary proceedings as per rules.

The Commissioner has also issued clear instructions to all Executive Engineers and Junior Engineers to ensure strict supervision, proper upkeep, and responsible management of all Municipal Corporation properties, particularly community centres.

Sh. Amit Kumar reiterated that any form of negligence, indiscipline, or misuse of public property will not be tolerated and strict administrative action will be taken against those found guilty.

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*Chandigarh, July 8:-* The Municipal Corporation Chandigarh has undertaken a comprehensive fogging drive across government and private schools in the city to ensure the safety and hygiene of students and staff. This proactive step is part of MCC’s ongoing efforts to prevent the spread of vector-borne diseases such as dengue, malaria, and chikungunya, especially during the monsoon season.

The fogging operations were carried out in school premises including classrooms, playgrounds, corridors, and other high-risk areas. Special attention was given to areas where stagnant water could become breeding grounds for mosquitoes. The drive was coordinated in close collaboration with school managements to minimize disruption to academic activities.

Municipal Commissioner Sh. Amit Kumar, IAS stated that the health and well-being of students is a top priority. He urged school authorities and parents to take preventive measures, including keeping the surroundings clean and ensuring there is no water accumulation.

The MCC continues to take all necessary steps to maintain public health standards in the city and appeals to citizens to extend their cooperation.

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*Chandigarh, July 4:-* The Municipal Corporation Chandigarh has issued a challan to Punjab National Bank (PNB), Sector 17, for littering in a public area. The challan, issued under the Solid Waste Management Rules, was prompted after the MCC challaning team discovered a heap of garbage in an open space containing multiple bank slips clearly identifying PNB as the source.

Acting promptly, the MCC team thoroughly inspected the dumped waste and retrieved slips belonging to the concerned bank, thereby confirming the origin of the litter. In line with the city’s cleanliness norms and the guidelines of the Swachh Bharat Mission, the bank was penalized of Rs. 13,500 for improper disposal of waste.

MCC Commissioner Sh. Amit Kumar, IAS, has strongly warned all commercial and institutional establishments alongwith city residents to strictly adhere to solid waste management rules. He emphasized that any form of littering or violation of cleanliness norms in public spaces will invite strict action. The Commissioner reiterated the civic body’s commitment to maintaining cleanliness across Chandigarh and urged all citizens and organizations to act responsibly.

MCC continues its efforts to ensure a cleaner and greener city and seeks full cooperation from the public in this mission.

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