As per reports, the BMC has assured the sanitation workers in writing to fulfill their demands of a salary hike in three days and waste segregation in 15 days following which they suspended their strike.
Hundreds of sanitary workers gathered under the Rajmahal overbridge and staged the protest. Their demands included salary hike to Rs 15,000 and no to waste segregation.
While Kulange’s separation has raised many eyebrows, an announcement made by him is believed to have proved costly for the bureaucrat.
However, all their hopes were dashed as the residents continue their struggle with the streets full of craters, potholes and puddles. With the onset of monsoon, the condition of the roads has worsened further and emerged as a nightmare for the daily commuters.
No permission will be given to build a house if there is no special place for drains and roads, informed BMC Commissioner Vijay Amruta Kulange.
The BMC has also directed people, who have multiple vehicles, to strictly adhere to parking guidelines and use multi-level car parking (MLCP) at Sahid Nagar.
Dressed in traditional Santa Claus costumes and red caps, people thronged the venue after a gap of almost two years following withdrawal of Covid-19 restrictions
A scuffle broke out between the agitating vendors and police when the latter tried to prevent them from entering the BMC office premises.
These two Jatayu machines, working under two agencies namely Pratyush and Jagruti, are capable of lifting all types of garbage.
The BMC has said it is concerned about the stray cattle menace which is increasingly causing traffic obstruction, death due to accidents on road and evasion of tourist places like Lingaraj temple.
Currently, pet registration is mandatory throughout India, and all responsible pet owners must get it done with the local civic bodies.
The focus of Bhubaneswar city administration, whenever there is VVIP visit scheduled, is on optics and the system relapses to state of indifference once the big occasion is over.
The sealed food stalls include ‘Burger King’, ‘Sarala Sweets’, ‘Cafe Odisha’ and ‘Jayguru Omfed Stall’, all located at Patia area.
The eatery named Kishore Hotel located near Doordarshan office in the city was reportedly sealed for violating food safety guidelines and not maintaining proper hygiene.
All eyes are on the outcome of the second village meeting scheduled to be held today to end the impasse over the Bhuasuni dumping yard.
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