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JAMMU, AUGUST 22: Divisional Commissioner Jammu, Sanjeev Verma today visited rain affected areas at Janipur locality including Excelsior Lane & adjoining areas which were severely damaged due to recent heavy rain fall and took stock of restoration work of essential services.
The Div Com was accompanied by Joint Commissioner Jammu Municipal Corporation (JMC), engineers of UEED, PHE, PWD(R&B), ERA and other senior functionaries of executing agencies.
Officers apprised the Div Com about the damages caused to the infrastructure due to recent heavy rain fall and restoration work being executed by the agencies so far. It was informed that the agencies have undertaken the repair works on priority and restored the damaged patches of road and other allied works.
 The Divisional Commissioner called for  finding a permanent solution to the problem of Nullah at Excelsior Lane that causes huge damage to the infrastructure and public property in the area every Monsoon season. He urged the concerned departments to work in close synergy and work out a futuristic strategy to find out the permanent solution to deal with this teething problem. He directed the agencies to expedite the restoration work of nallah so that the inhabitants do not face any difficulty.
 The Div Com directed PHE department to immediately replace the old water pipe lines and provide adequate safe drinking water facilities to the people. He also directed the officials of the UEED to immediately clear the piled up garbage along the road and cleansing the choked nallahs.
Sanjeev Verma also interacted with the locals and listened to their grievances. He assured them that their problems would be addressed at the earliest.

Calls for restoring splendor of river Tawi
JAMMU, JULY 11: Divisional Commissioner Jammu, Sanjeev Verma today conducted an extensive tour of Jammu city and inspected the pace of work on upcoming sewerage treatment projects and preparedness of concerned departments for monsoon season.
Divisional Commissioner visited Belicharana, Krishna Nagar, Bhagwati Nagar and other places along with Joint Commissioner JMC, Rashpal Singh, Superintendent Engineer UEED, S S Rana and other officers.
During the visit, he also interacted with the shopkeepers and traders at Krishna Nagar and listened to their grievances. The shopkeepers informed the Div com that they are facing immense problem due to   delay in the construction work of the Nallah in the area, which overflows during rain and the water enter in their shops. 
Responding to the issues raised by the shopkeepers, the Div Com asked the executing agency to expedite the work and complete the same at the earliest.
Meanwhile, Div Com inspected pace of work on Sewage treatment plants at Bhagwati Nagar and Belicharana. 
At Bhagwati Nagar, the Div Com asked for cleaning up of the old dumping ground and developing the area into green zone by plantation of trees and landscaping. He asked for involvement of Tourism and Horticulture departments to develop the area as another tourist attraction spot of Jammu city.
Div Com stressed on early completion of the sewage and drainage projects to stop further pollution of Tawi. He urged various agencies to co-ordinate and include all the left-out areas of the city into the maze of sewage and drainage lines.
Highlighting the social and cultural significance of the river Tawi, he surmised that all these projects will lead to restoration and rejuvenation of the splendor of river.



Reviews functioning of Housing & Urban Dev Deptt
SRINAGAR, MAY 24: The meeting of Department Related Standing Committee (DRSC-I) of Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Council was held here today under the Chairmanship of MLC, Qaiser Jamsheed Lone to review the functioning of Housing and Urban Development Department (H&UDD).
The Committee discussed the overall functioning of Housing and Urban Development Department including Urban Local Bodies, UEED, J&K Housing Board, Srinagar Municipal Corporation, SDA, Town Planning Organization, Kashmir, Lakes and Waterways Development Authority (LDA) and other allied wing of the H&UD department.
Legislators, Aga Syed Mahmood-Ul-Mosavi, Mohammad Khursheed Alam and G L Raina attended the meeting and gave their valuable suggestions to make the H&UD department more vibrant and result oriented.
Financial Commissioner, H&UDD, K B Agarwal briefed the Committee about measures for improving the functioning of the department. He also presented a brief about the physical and financial achievements in different sectors of the department.
The Committee also discussed the proper implementation of various schemes including Capital City Dev Programme (CCDP), Integrated Dev of Medium Towns (IDMT), Special Infrastructure Dev of District HQ/Major Towns (SIDMT), preparation of Master Plans, Development of Model Town Charar-i-Sharief, on-going projects of Dal Development, Sewerage and Drainage system, Smart City Mission and Swachh Bharat Mission.      
 The Committee directed the concerned authorities of H&UDD to take necessary steps to expedite the process on all ongoing projects of the department for their early completion.     
Managing Director, JK Housing Board, Dr Manmohan Singh, Vice Chairman, LAWDA, Dr A Hafeez Shah, VC SDA, Abdul Majid Raina, Director ULB, Manzoor Ahmed Sofi, CTPK, Fayaz Khan, CE JKUEED, Er Mohammad Hanief Lone, besides Special Secretary, Council, Mohammad Ashraf Wani and other senior officers of H&UDD and Council Secretariat were present in the meeting.



Directs for early completion of projects, calls for synergized work
SRINAGAR, MAY 24: The Minister for Housing and Urban Development, Sat Paul Sharma today said that the Officers should work in synergy to ensure that the programmes undertaken in the UEED sector are completed within the stipulated time.
The Minister was addressing a meeting to review works of UEED under state sector, AMRUT, Mega sewerage schemes and new mega schemes in the state.
The meeting was attended by Financial Commissioner HUDD, Director Finance, HUDD, Special Secretary, HUDD, Commissioner SMC, Chief Engineer UEED, Superintending Engineer UEED, Executive Engineer UEED, Joint Director Planning and other officers were present on the occasion.
It was informed in the meeting that 12 schemes under state sector are being executed in twin capitals and other towns of the State at an estimated cost of Rs 296.32 crore, besides six new projects are underway for execution in the State during current financial year. Besides under AMRUT, six schemes including sewerage and septage are being executed worth Rs 108.49 Crore in the Srinagar, Anantnag Town and Jammu city, which will be completed by March 2019.
Likewise, two Mega Sewerage schemes for Jammu and Srinagar are being executed by NBCC that are funded under JNNURM, of which 75% of work has been completed so far, officers informed.
Officers further informed the Minister that to cover the remaining parts of the Srinagar and Jammu city several new projects are also in progress which have been approved by the GoI.
Furthermore, it was informed in the meeting that two sewage schemes for greater Srinagar zone 3rd are coming at the cost of Rs 153.30 crore and the invitation of fresh bids are in process while the work is in progress on Rs 129.24 crore sewerage project in Jammu.  
AMRUT being part of the smart city program, the Minister exhorted upon the officers to work in coordinated manner to meet the deadline.
To provide proper scientific disposal of sewage, the Minister directed officers to pace up the work to complete all remaining works under AMRUT schemes in the state.


Stresses on better coordination among executing agencies
SRINAGAR, APRIL 08: Minister for Housing & Urban Development Sat Paul Sharma today directed the officers to unsure coordinated efforts for timely completion of various initiatives undertaken by the department so that the people are provided with quality housing amenities.
The Minister was addressing a review meeting convened to discuss the status of implementation of various schemes and initiatives undertaken by the Housing & Urban Development Department.
Minister of State Housing & Urban Development Department Asiea Naqash, Financial Commissioner Housing & Urban Development Department KB Agarwal, Vice Chairmen LAWDA, Managing Director J&K Housing Board, Commissioner Srinagar Municipal Corporation, Vice Chairman Srinagar Development Authority and other senior officers were present in the meeting.
The Minister directed the officers for ensuring timely completion of various flagship schemes so that the people get benefited from the initiatives undertaken by the center and the state. He said there has to be necessary check and balances on cost escalation of the schemes as well in ensuring proper utilization of the funds.
While asking the officers to speed up implementation of the flagship program AMRUT, the Minister said that the scheme is holistic in nature viz-a-viz the urban development and work on it should be speeded up. He said the executing agencies so involved should hold regular meetings to remove the bottlenecks if any.
The Minister also directed for fast-pacing work on solid waste management programs being undertaken stating that the same is essential in maintaining the fragile ecology of our state and laxity in the same would not be tolerated. He said we should also ensure the success of Swachh Bharat program as the same is being personally monitored by the Prime Minister and it also ensures that our surroundings are made defecation and waste free.
The Minister directed the officers for synergy and better coordination among the departments for implementing initiativesand achievingtangible targets on ground. He directed for conducting regular meetings and also involve the local representatives for better implementation and formulation of various initiatives.
The Minister also reviewed the implementation of the programs being undertaken by the LAWDA, J&K Housing Board, Srinagar Development Authority, UEED, SMC and Urban Development agencies and directed the officers for ensuring that the schemes and programs being implemented by them are completed within the stipulated time so that the people get benefited from these.
The Minister asked the officers to regularly monitor the implementation of the schemes and also get the reacquired feedback about their efficacy so that the benefit percolates to the targeted areas and population.


Chairs 17th DLC meeting of ERA
          SRINAGAR, JANUARY 01: Divisional Commissioner Kashmir, Baseer Ahmad Khan Monday called for expediting work on all prestigious development projects in the City for ensuring their time-bound completion.              The Divisional Commissioner stated this while chairing 17th Divisional Level Committee (DLC) meeting of Economic Reconstruction Agency (ERA). The meeting was convened to discuss land acquisition cases, rehabilitation plan and other issues regarding the Expressway Corridor (Flyover) from Jehangir Chowk to Ram Bagh and Grade Separator (Mini Flyover) at TRC crossing.
He directed Director ERA to immediately ensure the vacation of authorized occupants from Jehangir Complex, constructed for rehabilitation of flyover affected shopkeepers, within a month.  He stressed that shops should be allocated to bona fide allottees only.
          Khan directed the Revenue Officers to speed up the process of land acquisition, wherever necessary for the completion of the prestigious projects and remove other bottlenecks quickly so that the projects are completed within the timeframe.
          He reiterated that administration would provide every possible support so that Jehangir Chowk-Rambagh Flyover and Mini Flyover TRC (Grade Separator) meet their deadlines. He sought daily report regarding the progress of the work of these projects.  
          Additional Deputy Commissioner Srinagar, Director ERA, Commissioner SMC, Chief Engineers of R&B, UEED, PHE & PDD, Deputy Director Planning, Representatives of JK Bank Limited and Government Arts Emporium, and other concerned attended the meeting.
JAMMU, NOVEMBER 15: The J&K Legislative Assembly’s Sub-Committee on Environment, headed by its Chairman, Javed Rana today  visited old city of Jammu and conducted on-the-spot inspection of works being executed by several agencies in various wards of Jammu city.
            Legislators, Mohammad Yousuf Bhat, Rajesh Gupta, Bassir Ahmad Dar and Abdul Rahim Rather, besides Deputy Commissioner, Jammu, Chief Engineer, PHE, Chief Engineer, UEED, General Manager, National Building Construction Corporation (NBCC), Joint Commissioner, Municipal Corporation, Jammu and officers from the Assembly Secretariat also accompanied the committee during the visit.
            Inspecting the works executed under sewerage scheme at various locations in Jammu city including Chogan Slathia and Pacci Dhaki areas by the NBCC, the Committee observed that the objective of the system has not been achieved as most of the households in the locality have not  been connected so far with the sewerage system. It directed the concerned to repair lanes, by-lanes dig by the executing agency for the convenience of people. Undertake repair of the sewerage system, lanes and connect all areas with the sewerage system where the pipes have been laid, the Committee stressed.

Dr Nirmal Singh reviews performance of PDD
JAMMU, AUGUST 16:   Deputy Chief Minister, Dr Nirmal Singh today ordered constitution of Quick Response Teams (QRT) to address the public complaints regarding power supply.
          The Deputy Chief Minister issued the directions while chairing a high level meeting of Power Development Department (PDD) after   inspecting various Receiving Stations in Jammu city and its peripheries during the past three days.
Deputy Commissioner Jammu Kumar Rajeev Ranjan, Chief Engineer M&RE Jammu Ashwani Gupta, Superintendant Engineers and Executive Engineers of Jammu division attended the meeting.
          The Deputy Chief Minister along with Deputy Commissioner Jammu had paid surprise visit to   Receiving Stations at Top Sherkhania, Muthi, Janipur, Bantalab, Channi and   other part of Jammu city during late nights on August 13th, 14th & 15th to take stock of working of these installations.
 During the inspection, Deputy Chief Minister took serious note of the mismanagement at these installations with regard to maintenance of duty rosters, non adherence to the scheduled power cuts and poor maintenance of equipments
Speaking at the meeting, the Deputy Chief Minister directed the Chief Engineer to take strict action against the erring officials. He said that no laxity would be tolerated on the part of any official with regard to well regulated power supply to the people.
The Deputy Chief Minister also directed Deputy Commissioner Jammu to constitute Quick Response Teams for early restoration of damages and snags so that people do not face any inconvenience during the prevailing hot conditions.
He also asked the engineers of PDD to perform their duties with dedication and carry out regular inspection in their respective areas to keep check on unscheduled power cuts.
In order to create conducive and good working environment for the officials of power development department, Dr Nirmal Singh directed the Chief Engineer PDD to constitute a committee of officers to draft a plan for the renovation of existing receiving station buildings and creation of required infrastructure.
          Stressing on maintaining discipline in the working of the department, the Dy CM directed authorities to enforce strict adherence to duty roasters.        He asked the Department to stick to the already published curtailment schedule to avoid inconvenience to the public.
He directed the officers to provide information about the unscheduled power cuts on a daily basis for requisite monitoring of the same.
The Deputy Chief Minister also called upon PDD authorities to create awareness among consumers about judicious use of electricity especially during peak hours.  
          Earlier, on Tuesday evening, Deputy Chief Minister along with officers of UEED and JMC visited Rajiv Basti Vikram Chowk to inspect the alignment     for diversion of Deep Drain at Rajiv Basti/Vikram Chowk. The project being executed at a cost of Rs. 1.08 crore envisages construction of 380 mt long channel to protect Rajiv Basti from flooding during rainy season. He was informed by the Engineers that the work of the same would be started soon.
Deputy Chief Minister directed for timely completion of the project to overcome the recurring problem in the area.