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MCC engages Arryan Chitkara, Kajal Mangal Mukhi, Kale Ram as Brand Ambassador for Swachh Survekshan-2023

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Chandigarh, August 26:- The Municipal Corporation Chandigarh has engagedmasterArryan Chitkara, Kajal Mangal Mukhi and Kale Ramas the Brand Ambassadors for the awareness generation activities of Swachh Bharat Mission and Swachh Survekshan-2023.

While giving engagement letters to the new brand ambassadors, Ms. Anindita Mitra, IAS, Commissioner, Municipal Corporation, Chandigarh welcomed them all to the Corporation family.

She said that all the Brand Ambassadors have given their written consent by signing the proposal with full enthusiasm to work for the clean and green Chandigarh. The Swachhata message related to segregation of waste at source level, home composting, no use of single use plastic, through bright young minds and energy will reach out to the people in Chandigarh to aware them regarding the Swachh Bharat Mission, she added.

Arryan Chitkara, a student of 11th standard in Chitkara International School, Chandigarh, being an impassioned Swacchta Saarthi, under the Swacchta Saarthi Fellowship Programme, he is dedicated to work for a healthier and greener planet. He participated in the “Reduce, Reuse, Recycle the Plastic: Advance Towards Ecosystem Restoration” webinar, as the Student Panelist and shared crucial information regarding the implications of plastic consumption, the significance of the three Rs – Reduce, Reuse and Recycle in changing Waste to Wealth, and the measures for effective restoration of the ecosystem.

Kajal Mangal Mukhi, a transgender who is highly motivated to create awareness regarding swachhata in the general public, MCC reengaged Kajal Mangal Mukhi as Brand Ambassador of Swachh Survekshan 2023 after seeing the dedication and work done for Swachh Chandigarh in previous year.

Keeping in view the dedication and hard work of Sh. Kale Ram, a safaikaramchaari in the field of Swachhata awareness campaign, he has also been reengaged for Swachh Survekshan 2023.

Earlier, the MCC has engaged Mr. Kanhiya Mittal, devotional singer as Brand Ambassadors of Swachh Survekshan 2023. He is actively promoting the message of Swachhata in all his weekly religious concerts and always available to help the Corporation to make the mission a grand success.

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 MCC carries out “Swachhata Ki Paathshala” at 10 schools from 22 to 26 August

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Chandigarh, August 26:- “Swachhata Ki Paathshala”, an initiative of Municipal Corporation Chandigarh which was initiated in July, 2022 to motivate the young minds to follow the habits of personal hygiene, cleanliness in the surroundings etc. In this initiative, the Commissioner, Joint Commissioners and other senior officers along with employees of corporation visit the schools of daily basis to address the students about the importance of segregation of waste, ban on plastic, home composting and responsibility of the citizen.

During these sessions, Ms. Anindita Mitra IAS, Commissioner Municipal Corporation Chandigarh and other officers of MCC Mrs. Shalini Chetal, Sh. Rohit Gupta, Mrs. Isha Kamboj, Joint Commissioners, Sh. N.P. Sharma, Chief Engineer, Dr. Vinay Mohan, MOH and Dr. Vivek Trivedi, Social Development Officer addressed students between class 6th to 12th and emphasized upon the import of segregation of waste considering the amount of waste being generated and its negative impact on environment if not segregated.

“School authorities are actively participating in the activity and they are cooperating with the corporation in vision to make the city beautiful in real sense of cleanliness. The aim behind organizing “Swachhta Ki Paathshala” is to bring sustainable change in the attitude of students as well as adults.”, she added.

An interactive session was conducted with students by Representatives of Municipal Corporation during which Students ask their queries and all the queries are answered by the officials.  Videos are shown to the students for better understanding of the swachhata related issues.

Students are trained to take responsibility to keep the city clean and deter people from littering the streets, spitting in public places and stop using single-use plastic. The message taken by the students during “Swachhata Ki Paathshala” spreads to their parents, families and surroundings in true spirit of responsible citizens.

During the last week from August 22nd – 26th, 2022, MCC has covered 10 Government and Private Schools covering the urban and peripheral areas including GMSSS- MHC, Manimajra, GMHS, Sec-7, GMSSS- Karsan, St. Mary’s School- Sec-46, Kulwant Rai Sarvhitkari Vidya Mandir, Sec-43, Aanchal International  School, Sec- 41, Paragon Convent School, Sec- 24, Bhavan Vidyalaya, Sec-27, GMSSS- Sec. 44/B, GMSSS-Kaimbwala.

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 T. T. Water Supply Shut Down

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Chandigarh, August 26:- This is for the information of the general public that due to cleaning of T.T. Water UGR at Sector 48-A, Chandigarh, there will be no supply of T.T.  water from 29.08.2022 to 02.09.2022 for Sector 48 A&B, 47 C&D, 46 C&D, 45 C&D, 51 A&B, 44 C&D, 52 A&B, 43 C&D, 53 A&B, 42 C&D, 54 A&B, 41 C&D, 55 A&B, 44 C&D, 56 A&B, 39 C&D and 61 Chandigarh.

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Lecture on Public Health Discussion in The Constituent Assembly

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Chandigarh August 25, 2022

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The Department of political science, Panjab University organized a special lecture to commemorate 75years of India’s independence. Professor K. K. Kailash of Hyderabad Central University in his explorative desk research based paper examined the Constituent Assembly Debates (CAD) to map the thoughts of the founding minds on the subject of public health. The research identified five dimensions of the way in which health was used in the CAD. These include health as a metaphor, persuasive tool, legitimation device, federal dimension and health as health. The study focused on three research questions: first, whether public health was a concern in the making of the constitution; second, how the concept of health was understood; third, which level of government was responsible for health and finally, the issue of resources and finances. Looking for possible answers, he referred to scholarly studies on the CAD, which have examined issues like democracy, equality, justice, property, and secularism. However, Dr Kailash found that public health did not necessarily receive much attention despite the members agreeing to establish social and economic democracy as well with political/electoral democracy. The absence of lengthy discussions on public health in the CA was primarily because much of the conversation took place outside and also why the discussion in the CA did not get into the details and complexities. At the same time, it also indicates a definitive agreement on the importance of public health and how it could be improved over a period of time. However, the reality is that in the part three of the constitutional text dealing with fundamental rights, right to health and education were not included in the constitutional text. While education did get mention in the directive principles part, health remained neglected. This raises the basic questions, including the place of health in the Indian Constitution and its commitment to good health services for its citizens, especially the women and marginalized groups. At the time of writing the constitution, an overwhelming percentage of Indians were below the poverty line and average life expectancy was only 27 years. 

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Professor Kailash also referred to the question as to how the constitution-makers visualized the public health federal interface. Despite there being an overwhelming consensus that health was a key nation-building activity and the government had to take responsibility, there were differences as to which level it was to be handled. Sifting through the CAD debates show that members were aware of the great differences between different parts of the country. States and provinces that were doing better were concerned about how they could maintain their existing standards. They were fearful that they would lose in the long run as the quality of services would come down. At the same time, some states were asking for more finances and resources to be diverted to their regions, given the abysmal conditions of health care. Even during the recent public health crisis in the form of COVID-19 spread, the question emerged whether centre or the state can be considered best equipped to handle such a crisis? Is India’s scratchy management without unity of purpose during the height of the crisis marked a failure of the federal spirit? Who should finance the prevention, mitigation and recovery from the health crisis? How can the holistic healthcare become a reality on the ground?

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Mayor launches floral waste management in Chandigarh

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Chandigarh, August 25:- Municipal Corporation, Chandigarh by dovetailing National Urban Livelihood Mission and Swachh Bharat Mission starts processing Floral Waste  into “Puja Samagri “ like Agarbattis and Diyas. Mayor Sarabjit Kaur Dhillon honoured SAI Trust and gave certificates to the participants in the presence of Anindita Mitra IAS, MC Commissioner Chandigarh and Nirmala Devi, Area Councillor. 


A  two day training camp  was organized in Village Maloya in collaboration with SAI Trust, for 35 women Self Help Groups. An NGO , Save Prithvi working in the field of Floral Waste Management, trained the women.  In the training, the women were taught how to process floral waste and convert it into beautiful and environment friendly end products. 


Chandigarh generates 450 kg of floral waste per day which rises to 700kg per day during the festive season. There are 156 locations in Chandigarh which include Religious Places, Banquet halls, Florists shops, etc. 


Sarbjit Kaur, Mayor, appreciated the efforts of SAI Trust, a Religious Organisation, which came forward to help in the initiative by providing the land for processing daily floral waste, manpower of around 5-6 women  who will provide support in the whole process. Mr. Rajesh Kalia, President of SAI Trust also committed for an outlet in the mandir where the Products and Samagri will be sold.  She said that the city should strive towards ECI friendly festivities in which only such products should be used. 

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Speaking on this occasion, MC Commissioner Anindita Mitra said that Municipal Corporation Chandigarh is fully committed to processing 100% waste generated by the city. Already, MC has started processing its coconut waste, its hazardous waste, its sanitary waste completely. Within the next 3 months 100% dry waste and horticulture waste shall also be processed by MC Chandigarh.

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Commissioner visits Dadumajra  alongwith area councillor to take stock of ongoing development works; listens to the problems of area residents

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Chandigarh, August 25:- Ms. Anindita Mitra, IAS, Commissioner, Municipal Corporation Chandigarh , alongwith area councillor Sh Kuldeep Kumar, today visited village Dadumajra to take stock of ongoing development works alongwith to listen the issues of area residents.

The on foot visit of Commissioner was started at 7.00 am in the morning alongwith all the team of concerned engineers including chief engineer, all Superintending Engineers and concerned Executive Engineers, SDEs, Junior Engineers of MCC, office bearers of Resident Welfare Associations and local residents.

During the visit the Commissioner directed the SE B&R to remove illegal vendors and encroachments by shops at various locations (along approach road Dadumajra village, Delhi Darbar, H.No. 2271 Dadumajra colony, Valmiki Mandir, etc.). She directed that patchwork of the Phirni road Dadumajra village, road cut repair infront of H.No. 62, Dadumajra village. She directed the concerned officers to remove illegal encroachments and vendors in the market area at Dadumajra colony.

She asked the SE, B&R to shift the electricity pole (causing hindrance) in between the phirni road by contacting the concerned department. She said that ownership of land acquired for community centre (near pond), park/green belt (infront of toilets) and open land (Ramleela ground) be checked and confirmed.

She asked the Medical Officer of Health to carry out cattle catching drives regularly and shift them to the Gaushalas. She asked the MOH to issue challans to the violators dumping garbage near shamshanghat at Dadumajra village.

She asked the SE, PH for rejuvenation of pond  and to remove encroachments near toilets, Dadumajra village. She asked the concerned officers to remove encroachments outside phirni road and the matter to be taken up with concerned department.

The Commissioner directed the SE, Electricity to replace non-functional street lights. She said that the sports stadium and adjacent building be utilized and provision of coaching staff, sports activity facilities be initiated besides planning of landscaping of the open portion of the stadium.

She directed the SE, Public Health  to issue challan to the house owners for sewer leakage at EWS colony. She asked the concerned officers to check the tubewell booster pump at Dadumajra colony for bad smell of water.

The Commissioner directed the concerned officers for development of park/green belt along the boundary wall of dumping ground and other parks, after laying the tertiary treated water lines.

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UGC approved free online NEP-PDP for University and College Teachers by IGNOU

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As part of the implementation of National Education Policy (NEP)-2020, under Pandit Madan Mohan Malaviya National Mission on Teachers & Teaching, Ministry of Education, the Govt. of India, the Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) has started the nationwide registration for conducting 36 hours week-long online (6-Days short term) Professional Development Programme (PDP) w.e.f. 25th August, 2022 onwards through various batches  (as specified in Samarth Registration Portal) on implementation of NEP-2020 for University and College Teachers.

Dr. Savita Panwar, Regional Director (In-Charge) of IGNOU Regional Centre Chandigarh informed that the NEP-PDP is free and teachers are not expected to pay any fee. The registration for this programme is open now. The interested University and College teachers of Higher Educational Institutions are requested to join this programme under IGNOU Regional Centre Chandigarh by registering at the Samarth Portal on https://ignou-nep-pdp-samarth.ac.in/. This programme will add to the API scores for Career development of the teachers.

For further queries in this regard, the perspective applicants may contact on NEP –PDP control room, STRIDE, IGNOU, New Delhi on email:                                [email protected] or may contact the IGNOU Regional Centre Chandigarh, CDCL Building, Ground Floor, Plot No. 5, Sector 28-B, Chandigarh. Email: [email protected]

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F&CC decides to provide sanitation booths for safaikarmacharis at Dhanas & Sarangpur

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Chandigarh, August 22:- The Municipal Corporation Chandigarh has decided to provide sanitation booths for its safaikarmacharis village Dhanas and Sarangpur. Keeping in view the health and hygiene of its safaikarmacharis, the booths will be provided as a pilot project, which will have facilities of drinking water, hand wash, seating and storage for their equipments etc.

This has been approved during a meeting of the Finance & Contract Committee, Municipal Corporation Chandigarh held here today under the chairpersonship of Smt. Sarbjit Kaur Dhillon, Mayor and attended by other members of committee namely Sh. Mahesh Inder Singh Sidhu, Sh. Saurabh Joshi, Sh. Jasbir Singh, Smt. Taruna Mehta, Smt. Gurbax Rawat (through online) and other senior officers of MCC.

The members of committee discussed various other important agenda items in detail and accorded approval for the following:

1.               Rough cost estimate for providing and fixing open air gymnastic equipments in park near House No. 278, Sector 56, Chandigarh at an estimated cost of Rs. 3.16 lacs.

2.               Rough cost estimate for providing and installing Refrigerator in Office in Community Centre Sector 46-C, Chandigarh at an estimated cost of Rs. 0.52 lacs.

3.               Providing and Installing Furniture in office room at Dispensary building Village Daria, Chandigarh at an estimated cost of Rs. 1.73 lacs.

4.               Up-gradation of Market Sector 40-C, Chandigarh at an estimated cost of  Rs. 41.97 lacs.

5.               Renewal of License (Agreement) of Chandigarh Washermen Workshop Cooperative (Regd.) Industrial Society Ltd., Sector 15D, Chandigarh with an increase of 10% in the license fee. The new rate shall be come out to be Rs. 17,700/- + 18% GST per month applicable from 01.10.2022 to 30.09.2023.

6.               Up-gradation of flooring at front side of market/showrooms, Sector 16-C&D, Chandigarh at an estimated cost of Rs. 18.37 lacs.

7.               Construction of sanitation booth for Safai Karamcharies in SSK Dhanas & Sarangpur, Chandigarh at an estimated cost of Rs. 39.90 lacs.

8.               Providing and planting of plants, tree guards of Sector 56, Chandigarh at an estimated cost of Rs. 10.20 lac.

9.               Construction of cement concrete track and toe wall in various parks of Sector 45 & 46, Chandigarh and special repair and raising the level of concrete track in park near #1001-1005, Sector 45, Chandigarh at an estimated cost of Rs. 28.36 lacs.

10.          Development of Children park near House No. 601 to 628, Sector 40-A, Chandigarh at an estimated cost of Rs. 25.55 lacs..

11.          Providing and fixing of pipe benches at different location of Sector 56, Chandigarh at an estimated cost of Rs. 4.72 lacs.

12.          Providing and Fixing open air gymnastic equipments and open air gym fitness equipment in various parks of Sector 38 (W), 39 & 40 Chandigarh at an estimated cost of Rs. 20.06 lacs.

13.          Rough cost estimates for the work of “Providing and Fixing of M.S. Pipe Line, special & all other contingent works for making scouring arrangement for phase –III & IV at Water Works, Kajauli, UT Chandigarh at an estimated cost of Rs. 36.35 lacs.

14.          Rough cost estimate for providing and laying 200 mm (8”) i/d sewer line in Patel Market, Sector 15, Chandigarh at an estimated cost of Rs. 12.26 lacs.

15.          Requirement of Security Guard from M/s Punjab Ex-Servicemen Corporation (S).

16.          Purchase of Souvenirs Kits for Delegates from various States/UT usually visit in  Municipal Corporation, Chandigarh at an estimated cost of Rs. 3.60 lacs.

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One day National Webinar on “Bioinformatics and Computational Biology: Applications in Basic Medical Science.”

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Chandigarh August 22, 2022

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The Department of Microbiology, Panjab University, Chandigarh in collaboration with School of Life Sciences, Jaipur National University, Jaipur organized a one day national webinar on 22nd August, 2022 on the theme “Bioinformatics and Computational Biology: Applications in Basic Medical Science.” The program started with a welcome address by Mr. Khemraj, Assistant Professor, department of microbiology. This was followed by an introductory note by Dr. Deepak K. Rahi, Chairman, department of microbiology, who gave a brief introduction about the department and the theme of the webinar to the audience. The program was divided into two sessions. The first session was chaired by Prof. Prince Sharma, Former Dean Science, Panjab University, Chandigarh. The expert speaker for this session was Prof. Naidu Subbarao, School of Computational and Integrative sciences, Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), New Delhi who delivered a lecture on “ Structure based drug designing: Designing novel potential anti-malarial, anti-tuberculosis, anti-cancer and anti-viral agent.” Dr. Naidu in his lecture briefed the audience about the different docking techniques and their use in designing potential novel drugs. He also discussed about the prevalence of drug resistance in tuberculosis and various methods that can be employed to overcome the same. Dr. Naidu also discussed about the different in-silico studies being carried out by his institute on dengue, malaria, and chicken-guniya and COVID-19. The second session was chaired by Prof. S.K. Soni, Professor, department of microbiology. The highlight of this session as a talk by Dr. Sumit Govil, Assistant Director, School of life sciences, Jaipur National University, Jaipur on “ Data Science: An emerging solution.” Dr. Govil discussed about data science, analyses and its applications in the biomedical field, prediction of new chemistry and management. He also discussed about the hurdles being faced in the application of data science and how one can overcome them. He ended the session by discussing about the different data analyses softwares and their utility in different fields. Students both at graduate and postgraduate level and a number of research scholars attended the webinar. The program ended with a vote of thanks which was delivered by Mr. Khemraj, Assistant professor, Department of Microbiology.

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MCC allows verification by Patwari & Tehsildar in absence of NOC for releasing Water connection inside Lal Dora of villages

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Chandigarh, August 22:- Giving big relief to the residents of villages, the Municipal Corporation Chandigarh has allowed the verification report of Patwari and Tehsildar as an alternative to NOC under clause 5(VII) of water bye laws 2016 to release of water connection.
While sharing this development, Ms. Anindita Mitra, IAS, Commissioner, Municipal Corporation Chandigarh said that in this regard, official orders have also been issued to the concerned officers/officials. Earlier, the applications which did not accompanied with relevant NOC issued by the building branch of MCC, were not being considered and rejected, she said.
She said according to the clause No. 5(VII) of water bye laws 2016 the release of water connection will be made with in Red line of villages with the following documents including:
1) Verification by Patwari & Tehsildar or NOC issued by MC, Chandigarh
2) Proof of ownership
3) Building plan duly approved by competent authority, if newly constructed
4) Sanction of sewerage connection (in case of regular water connection)
5) The area councilor will certify the ownership of houses situated inside the Lal Dora, extended Abadi & baray.
The Commissioner said that keeping in view the clause 5(VII), verification report by Patwari & Tehsildar will be considered in future in the absence/non submission of NOC while releasing regular water connection, change in name in water bills to owners of houses situated within Lal Dora and strict compliance of the water bye laws will be ensured in the interest of the public.

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