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Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation has banned movement of cattle on road in the city. BMC has issued notice directing cattle owners and rearers not to allow their cattle roam hither and thither. BMC has expressed concerns about stray cattle menace increasingly causing traffic obstruction, accident deaths on roads.

Currently, pet registration is mandatory throughout India, and all responsible pet owners must get it done with the local civic bodies.

BMC today issued a notice to all owners, developers, builders of residential apartments, commercial buildings and other establishments to use their designated parking space for parking and not for other purposes.

The residents of Bhubaneswar will have to take prior permission for keeping animals as pets as per the proposed guidelines which will be implemented by BMC. The new rules will be implemented from next week, informed BMC Commissioner on Friday.

Do you own a pet dog? If yes then this video is for you. Do you know that breeds like Rottweiler, pitbull, wolf dog, bandog, dogo argentino are banned in India. The BMC or the Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation is soon going to come up with a new set of rules.

Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation (BMC) Commissioner, Vijay Amruta Kulange on Friday said the pet animal guidelines will be implemented by next week.

Keeping this in mind, the Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation (BMC) has decided to come up with a comprehensive guideline for keeping pet animals so that such incidents do not recur.

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.

Tension flared up at Daruthenga village on the outskirts of Bhubaneswar after a local resident was crushed to death by a garbage-carrying vehicle on Sunday. In protest, hundreds of residents blocked the road connecting Cuttack and Khordha for long hours.

As the news broke, hundreds of people came onto the road and staged a blockade, demanding a permanent solution to the problem.  

The BMC has decided to slap a fine of Rs 5000 on traders at Unit-1 haat for not following norms and dumping solid waste on road.

The decision comes in the wake of rampant violation in the solid waste management which was detected by the BMC Commissioner Vijay Amruta Kulange during a surprise inspection on Sunday night.

It has come to the knowledge of Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation that a great number of food outlets are doing their business on the road side without having sufficient parking facility and sanitation protocols.

Throwing garbage on the lanes is a day-long activity. For strange reasons, BMC has been displaying undue tolerance. Need of the hour is to identify some ugly spots where this habit is strong, fix CCTV cameras, capture images of people in flagrante delicto and initiate criminal action.

Mayor Sulochana Das revealed that Bhubaneswar will host 178 Durga puja tableaus this year, which is more than Cuttack’s and the cultural programmes in puja pandals will be allowed till midnight as against till 10pm last year.