Gondwana Club, one of the most prestigious clubs in Nagpur, witnessed a change of guard in its recently concluded elections. Saket Daga has been elected as President while Jatin Kale has been picked up as Treasurer of the prestigious club.
Jatin Tarkunde, Ashish Khemka and Parth Majumdar has also been elected as other committee members.
Among other members, Gagan Sial and Pritam Tidke were also in the fray.
Gondwana Club gets new body, Saket Daga President, Jatin Kale treasurer Nagpur
Nagpur: The state excise department conducted raids at some Saoji restaurants in the city for illegally allowing their customers to consume liquor on their premises.
The restaurants that were raided included, Gajanan Bhojanalaya in Sadar; Sindh Maratha Bhojanalaya, Japripatka; Kashmir Family restau-rant, Teka Naka and Pintu Dhabha were raided. Liqour worth 11,400 was seized during the raids.
The hotel owners namely Vinay Nityanand Jaiswal, Santosh Bharat Hariyani and Harjinder Singh Harvansingh Parmar were arrested. Excise inspector Raosaheb Kore received information on Saturday night that people were consuming liquor in the said restaurants after which the team from the excise department conducted the raids.
The team also arrested the people found consuming liquor on the premises namely Suryaprakash Thakur, Mohnish Walde, Meharprakash Verma, Sarfarosh Shamsheer Khan, Sachin Fulbade, Rajendra Singh Parmar, Badal Kurve, Hemant Meshram, Nitin Ramteke, Anil Kulveti, Rocky Harry Francis, Ratnakar Rogde, Roshan Kapse, Pradeep Kapse, Vikas Pradhan, Dinesh Waghmare, Anush More, Ashwin Khandekar and Krunal Gondane.
The said people were taken to Mayo hospital where their medical test was conducted after which they were booked under the relevant sections. The operation was car-ried out following orders from the commissioner of police Dr B K Upadhyay and superintendent of excise department Pramod Sonone, by inspector Kore, Keshav Chaudhary, Rajesh Mohod, Sagar Dhidse, Nirendra Boldhane, Rahul Ambore, Balu Bhagat, Kawdu Ramteke, Ramesh Kamble, Vishal Nakure, Prabhakar Mankar and team. About 290 drunkards have been penalised till now since January and as per inspector Kore.
Crackdown on Saoji restaurants for allowing liquour to customers
Nagpur: On Sunday, as the dusk fell, the blue skies shy away to wore a charming black tone complimented by the shining moon light and the people across the city were soaked into Kojagiri – an event to mark Sharad Poornima.
Kojagiri, the traditional practice of boiling milk under full moon light, was observed with fervour and revelry at various places in the city.
It is believed that the moon extracts out amrut – the holy essence into the milk which gets medicinal properties as well.
Sharad Poornima : Folks in Nagpur celebrate moon’s charm with ‘Kojagiri’
Nagpur: A 72-year-old auto driver’s attempt to save a stray dog crossing the Nagpur-Jabalpur highway on October 11 cost him his life, as he succumbed to serious head injuries when his vehicle turned turtle.
Bhagwandas Gowardhansingh Verma, a resident of Yadav Nagar, Ekta Colony succumbed to his fatal injuries, after battling for life for two days at Trauma Center of the Government Medical College and Hospital (GMCH) on October 13.
Verma in his auto (MH/49/AR/4079) was heading towards Kamptee. At around 8.30 pm he was plying between Naglok and Mohammad Ali Petrol Pump a stray dog came in front of his auto. To save the dog, Verma tried veering the vehicle to the left but no avail. Verma lost control of the vehicle and turned turtle. The locals then alerted Yashodhara police station and called ambulance. Verma was rushed to GMCH were he succumbed to his injuries.
Nagpur: A 75-year-old man met with a tragic end after an unidentified vehicle knocked him down near Om Sai Nagar Gate under Koradi police station on Sunday night.
The deceased has been identified as Ramnaresh Laxman Chaudhary, a resident of Flat No. 201, Siddharth Residency, Om Nagar.
Police said Ramnaresh had gone for evening walk on Sunday, as a part of his daily routine. Done with the walk, when he was crossing Om Sai Nagar Gate, near Sai Shraddha Traders at around 7.30 pm, some unidentified vehicle dashed him from behind. The impact was so severe that Ramnaresh fell off the road and sustained injuries on his back and head. Some locals then alerted Koradi police station and rushed Ramnaresh to Alexis Hospital. At around 8.30 pm, the doctors had pronounced him dead.
Based on the complaint lodged by Ramnaresh’s son Kalikant (38), Koradi police have booked the unidentified accused under the relevant Sections of the IPC and started the investigation into the matter.
Nagpur: Three miscreants made a failed attempt at stealing iron rods from a construction site under Ambazari police station on Sunday night. However their act was caught in the mobile camera of a local person.
In the video the trio can be seen trying to break in Kanchan Geet’s construction site at 57, Shiwaji Nagar, Ambazari.Speaking to Nagpur Today, Alok Pande, who recorded the entire incident on his cell phone said, “My wife and I was taking a walk on the terrace when we saw some youth approaching the construction site right in front of our house at around 9.30 pm on Sunday.
The three youth were trying broke in the site, however, I alerted Police Control Room. After half an hour the sleuths of DB Squad of Ambazari police approached the spot. However, the three accused were left by that time.”
Video : Miscreants caught stealing iron from site at Ambazari
Over 3 lakh water consumers have something to cheer about!!! Orange City Water (OCW) while fulfilling the long pending demand of consumers has introduced ‘e-water bill’ facility as well as Consumer Self Service portal recently.
Almost over 50,000 water consumers prefer digital payment options –like online billing -to pay water bills these days. It was long pending demand of these consumers to issue them ebill at their personal e mail id. Not only these 50, 000 consumers but over 3 lakh consumers can anytime check their water bills online and pay it too.
Consumer will receive copy of periodic water bill on their registered email address in PDF format on the next day morning of bill date. Only thing is that receiving bill on email address will be initiated after registration of Email Address and Mobile No of consumer by themselves on OCW website www.ocwindia.com in “Consumer Corner” page.
Along with this, OCW has introduced a Consumer Self-service portal, a digital platform which will also provide consumer their personalized data, allow them to complete transactions, raise query and also get to know the status of their complaint.
Consumer can also make online payment and download receipt in PDF format. Further the portal will keep record of last 6 cycles of periodic water bill. Portal can be used by valid consumers only which is initiated after the process of registration. Registration is monitored by verification process and OTP.
CSSP and its registration link is available in Consumer Corner page of OCW website www.ocwindia.com Both the services were introduced at the hands of OCW Chief Executive Officer Mr Sanjoy Roy in function organized recently. Director’s Rajesh Kalra, KMP Singh & other senior customer service Dept officials Mr Vinod Gupta, Mr Maloy Chaudhary, Mr Praveen Sharan, Mr Mohammad Ayaz, Mr Amol Pande were present on the occasion. OCW CEO Sanjoy Roy has appealed consumers to get benefits of newly introduced digital platform of Consumer Self-service portal and E-Bill services through OCW website www.ocwindia.com
Along with Online Billing facility, NMC-OCW’s official mobile app ‘Nagpur Water’ also allows consumers to avail NMC-OCW services at their fingertips. The mobile app is simple and easy to use, and provides transparency in delivering services to consumers. along with the mobile application, consumers can take benefits of most popular payment option PayTM services for consumers. The receipt of the payment will be provided by PayTM. The paid amount will be credited to consumers account in 24 hours.
Further in a bid to increase cashless transactions, NMC-OCW have also introduced swipe machines in all zone offices. Consumers can swipe any Visa or Master debit or credit card to pay water bills. All transactions are without any additional charges to the consumers.
Further, alongwith zonal CCC’s counters NMC-OCW have started additional payment counters at various zones; Trimurti Nagar Water Tank (Laxmi Nagar zone), Dabha Water Tank (Dharampeth), Kharbi Water Tank (Nehru Nagar Zone), Shanti Nagar Water Tank (Satranjipura), and Subhan Nagar Water Tank (Lakadganj). Consumers can pay water bills as
well as register water related complaints at all such extension counters too. For more information about water supply consumers can contact OCW Helpline No 1800 266 9899.
Consumer Self Service portal
Consumer Self-service portal (CSSP):
View Basic data such as CAN, Name & Billing Address, Connection Address, Tariff class, Billing pattern,
Connection size, date and status, Meter no, Zone and Arrear if any.
Thursday, October 14, 2019
Last 6 cycle’s periodic water bill can be downloaded in pdf.
Provision of making online payment and download receipt in pdf.
History of Online payment, download receipt in pdf.
See Consumption History for last 6 cycle
Register your complaint
Status of complaint (Closed or Open)
Portal can be used by valid consumers only which is initiated after the process of registration. Registration is
monitored by verification process and OTP. CSSP and its registration link is available in Consumer Corner page
of OCW website www.ocwindia.com
E-bill
Consumer will receive copy of periodic water bill on their registered email address in pdf on the next day
morning of bill date. Receiving bill on email address will be initiated after registration of Email address and
Mobile No of consumer by themselves on OCW website in “Consumer Corner” page.
For registration:-
CAN is mandatory.
System will ask for GIS ID or Meter No to verify consumer. Both fields are available on bills.
Once it is verified mobile no and email address can be entered and submitted by putting the
valid OTP generated and shared on their mobile no for mobile registration and email address
for email id registration.
Registration is allowed once. In case of correction, consumer can contact call center over toll
free no.
Now consumers can receive E water bill,bill records @ their finger tips
Nagpur: Working president of Maharashtra Congress, Nitin Raut, continued the game of rhetorics and labeled Haryana Chief Minister ML Khattar a ‘khacchar’ after the latter called interim Congress chief Sonia Gandhi a ‘mari hui chuhiya’. He said, “Haryana CM isn’t Khattar but a ‘khacchar’.
If he wants to comment then he should say it about PM Modi.” CM Khattar on October 13 took jibe on Sonia Gandhi’s appointment as Congress interim president.
He is not Khattar, but ‘khacchar’: Nitin Raut on ‘mari hui chuhiya’ jibe at Sonia Gandhi
Nagpur: Tension prevailed in District Court premises on Monday, after worms were found in the water fetched from cooling machine located on the fifth floor of the building.
Anguished over the incident Adv Shishupal Zodape, Adv Dipak Kanojiya, Adv Parag Ukey, Adv Vikrant Narnavre, Adv Pramol Labde, Adv Amit Bhoyar, Adv Hemant Madankar, Adv M S Khan, Adv Dubey and others gave an oral complaint to District Bar Association President Adv Kamal Satuja.
Talking to Nagpur Today, Adv Satuja said, “This is the first such incident has occurred. There are 16 water cooling machines in building and we have never received such complaints in the past. Though efforts have been made to rectify the problem. I have myself had a word with the PWD officials; they have assured us necessary help, to curb any of such irregularities in the future.”
– Shubham Nagdeve
Video : Lawyers fumed over worms in water machines at District Court building
Nagpur: At a time when the Indian economy is witnessing one of its worst slowdown phases, taking a major toll on all prominent sectors including auto and real estate, the crisis in dairy industry only appears to be worsening. With the government planning to include dairy industry in the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) trade deal, the dairy sector is staring at the inevitable financial doom.
Under the umbrella of RCEP, the government has planned to import milk powder and dairy products from Australia and New Zealand at cheaper rates, putting severe questions on the livelihood of several men and women associated with the dairy industry.
RCEP is a trade deal that is currently under negotiation among 16 countries including India, Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, Australia, China, South Korea, Japan and New Zealand. Negotiations on the details of the RCEP have been on since 2013, and all participating countries aim to finalise and sign the deal by November.
Where all the other industries struggling to survive the economy slowdown, this move of importing dairy products is likely to hit the domestic industry in worst possible ways.
“Milk is, moreover, a source of liquidity for farmers, as it is sold daily and generates cash to take care of routine household expenses, unlike other crops that are marketed only once or twice a year,” says Ramesh Shingane, who owns a private dairy farm.
Speaking to Nagpur Today, city’s dairy giant says, “This year for the first time farmers are getting good rates for milk. For cow’s milk we pay upto Rs.28/ per liter and buffalo milk Rs.35/ per litre. Above that we pay them miscellaneous Rs. 3/ or so per litre for expenses such as transportation. This milk, after processing and packaging is sold in the market at Rs. 40/ and Rs 50/ respectively,”
“Even a small farmer having just 2 cows/ buffaloes can sell approx 20 litres a day. He easily makes Rs.15/ not profit after expenses and earns Rs.300/ cash per day. This takes care of a lot of his day to day expenses and he isn’t solely dependent on Agriculture,” he added.
The company purchases around 1.5 lakh litres of milk per day to be sold as milk and to be used for making mithai, curds etc.
Products such as ghee are also fetching Rs 500 per Kg rates.
All this dairy economics will be disturbed if imports of milk ( powder and fats) is made cheaper.
In Europe, New Zealand etc because of mass production milk is much cheaper than in India. And surplus too. These governments support Dairy businesses and farmers to the hilt.
We should also look out for the interests of our small farmers. Cheaper imports will put them into jeopardy.
– Shubham Nagdeve
Dairy industry stares at worst crisis as Govt set to import cheaper products
Nagpur: Cash worth Rs 96 lakh was seized in two separate cases here on Monday ahead of the October 21 polling in Maharashtra, officials said. The seizures were made from two cars by joint Static and Surveillance Teams (SSTs) of the Nagpur police and Election Commission near the railway station here and Pachpaoli over-bridge, they said.
In the first case, SST seized Rs 71 lakh in cash from a Swift Dzire car when it was passing through the Pachpaoli over-bridge at 6 pm, an official said. The police detained the car driver, Muneshwar Fulzele, and handed over the cash to the Income Tax department for further investigation, said Inspector Ashok Meshram of the Pachpaoli police station.
In the second case, Rs 25 lakh was seized from a Datsun Go car by SST near Nagpur railway station at 6.30 pm. Jagvendrasingh Rajput, Inspector of the Sitabuldi police station, said the driver, Suresh Baraskar, was detained and the cash handed over to the I-T department.
SSTs have been deployed across the city to check vehicles and keep an eye on movement of unaccounted cash ahead of the assembly elections.
With climate change and environmental degradation being on top of global concern charts, it has become extremely necessary to take steps in one’s capacity towards the betterment of our planet.
Keeping this in consideration, Little Jewels Kindergarten, Clarke Town and Khare Town, feeder Kindergartens of Jain International School, Nagpur, have come up with a special offer in collaboration with Swiggy, the well-known food delivery platform.
The initiative goes by the name “Grow Green with Little Jewels”. Little Jewels aim at spreading the message of the importance of green cover for our planet, which is the genuine need of the hour.
Few lucky Swiggy app users of Nagpur will receive a sapling from Little Jewels, on placing their orders between 15th and 18th October, 2019.
This will help the cause of keeping our planet green and free from toxic environmental pollutants.
Little Jewels Kindergarten wishes to take this initiative forward with a smile and help make this world, a greener and better place to live in.
Nagpur: Property dispute in a family turned bloody as a man tried to kill his younger brother by pushing him down from gallery of first floor of their house in Mankapur area here on Monday night. The accused also thrashed his 70-year old mother over property feud.
According to complainant, Vaishali Anand Bhange (39), resident of Plot No. 83, Bapunagar, Mankapur, a property dispute is running between her brother-in-law Anil Manikrao Bhange (48) and accused Sandeep Manikrao Bhange (52), resident of Plot No. 81, Bodad Layout, Sainagar. Both Anil and Sandeep are real brothers. On Monday around 9.30 pm, the accused Sandeep Bhange came to the complainant Vaishali’s house and picked up quarrel with his mother Yamuna Bhange over property. As Sandeep started thrashing his 70-year old mother, Vaishali phoned Anil Bhange and asked him to come to house. As Anil arrived, an argument erupted between him and the accused Sandeep. Angry over his elder brother’s behaviour, Anil went to first floor of the house for calling police. As he was calling police by standing near gallery of the first floor, the accused Sandeep pushed him hard with the intention of killing his younger brother. As a result, Anil came crashing down on the ground and suffered critical injuries. He was immediately taken to nearby Kunal Hospital where he is reportedly in serious condition.
Mankapur Assistant PSI Dharmadas Savarkar, based on Vaishali Bhange’s complaint, booked accused Sandeep Bhange under Section 307 of the IPC and started probe. No arrest has been made so far.
Property feud: Man tries to kill brother by pushing him from first floor in Mankapur
As campaign frenzy increased across the state, AAP too amplified it’s efforts at voter outreach. Sr Leader and MP, Rajya Sabha- Shri Sanjay Singhji addressed packed rallies in Savli and Navargaon of Brahmapuri Vidhansabha, Chandrapur District where social activist and AAP Candidate Paromita Goswami, is poised for a win, given her body of work for women and tribal empowerment. It may be noted, that this is the first major consolidation of women voters in this election, supporting one of their own in the fray.
“AAP is not only, about ‘Clean Politics’ but also about ‘Good governance’. Our work in Delhi, is there for all to see especially in world-class education, healthcare, electricity, water and transport.
Maharashtra is a failing state and it’s masses have suffered due to vested interests in power and a lack of political will for the people’s welfare. Whether it is rising unemployment or agrarian distress due to crop failures and lack of adequate crop loans and insurance or the numerous scams or the state’s debt increasing by 2.91 lakh crores, Maharashtra deserves better. Given that opposition has abdicated it’s responsibility, please give AAP a chance and vote for Paromitaji, vote for the broom”, said Sanjay Singh addressing a mammoth rally at Savli, Brahmapuri Vidhan Sabha.
Vote for us. We have demonstrated what we can do in Delhi, let us become the people’s voice in Maharashtra.”, he said.
Nagpur: Two boys, aged 12 and 14, have gone missing from MIDC and Hudkeshwar police areas respectively and could have been kidnapped by unidentified persons.
A resident of Prem Nagar, near Bhim Nagar in MIDC area, Kavita Rohit Yadav (40) told police that her 12-year old son Sajan was playing at house around 12 noon on Saturday, October 13. However, while playing, Sajan left home and went missing since then. His mother searched him frantically at all possible places but in vain. Finally, a case was registered with MIDC police in this connection.
Police constable Nemade, as per Supreme Court directives that if a minor girl or boy goes missing then the case should be treated that of kidnapping, registered an offence under Section 363 of the IPC and searching for 12-year old Sajan.
Similarly, 14-year old Himanshu, son of Gurusingh Shankarsingh Thakur (52), resident of Plot No. 190, Ladikar Layout, Hudkeshwar, left home between 10.30 am and 11 am on Wednesday, October 9, without informing anybody. Since then he has been missing. A search for him has proved futile.
Hudkeshwar Assistant PSI Giri, as per Supreme Court ruling, has registered a case under Section 363 of the IPC and launched a search to trace 14-year old Himanshu.
Representational pic
Nagpur: Mystery shrouded death of a 50-year old man who was found lying dead at Sonegaon Airport premises in city on Monday.
The deceased has been identified as Ashok Wasnik (50), resident of Khamla in city. Wasnik was found lying dead at RG1, Sonegaon Airport on Monday. On being informed, a team of Sonegaon police reached the spot and sent body of Wasnik to GMCH for autopsy.
Police constable Sunil, based on information provided by Sarjerao Chandrabhan Vayre (45), resident of Shivangaon, has registered a case of accidental death and launched an in-depth probe into the matter.
Neelima Sood & Anshul Budhraja
Nagpur: Karva Chauth isn’t just about doing puja and fasting anymore as Nagpur women gave the festival a modern makeover with parties and day long pampering.
Karva Chauth has come a long way, from being a festival where women pray for the longevity of their husbands to become lavish affairs where the ladies have an excuse to pamper themselves with good music, fancy clothes and even foot massages!
All the naach gaana and traditional tamasha on a grand scale that we saw in Kabhi Khushi Kabhi Gham on the occasion of Karva Chauth, seems to have left a lasting impression on the women here.
With all the same features Anshul Budhraja and Neelima Sood organized ‘Sun Sawariya’ a grand pre-Karva Chauth Bollywood theme party for Nagpur ladies at Center Point Hotel sponsored by Karan Kothari Jewellers.
Jatin Khandwani’s power-packed dance performance on retro and western songs was applauded with love by all the ladies. Many tittles were bestowed such as Best Outfit, Biggest Nose Ring, Biggest Bindi, Saas-Bahu Jodi, Mother-Daughter Jodi etc.
Renowned anchors Shruti Tripathi and Farhan Kazi hosted the party with energetic performance and with their witty one liners.
And the end of the party was more memorable as ladies started tapping their feet on back to back Bollywood numbers played by DJ.
Rehana Sheikh & Ayesha Khan
Rashmi Tirpude
Priyanka Randive
Neha Bangde
Megha Kakkar, Shweta Deshmukh & Poonam Sharma
Khushboo ,Anshul & Preet
Dr Nikita Wasurkar
Dr Nikita Wasurkar & Neha Bangde
Deepti
Anchal Bhojwani
Sonam Thakur
Sonali Arora & Neelima Kapuriya
Snehal Phasate
Seema Kothari
Sarla Pande & Saloni Yeskade
Renuka Chijwani
Rashmmi Kodwani
Ladies exude charming glow at ‘Sun Sawariya,’ a pre-Karva Chauth bash
Nagpur: In a major crackdown, the special squad of DCP Zone 5 Nilotpal on Monday raided an illegal slaughter house at Kolsa Tal in Old Kamptee and seized a whopping 9 tonnes of beef worth Rs 13.50 lakh. Cops have also seized a truck and other materials collectively worth Rs 16.50 lakh. Two accused have been arrested after a short chase but four others managed to escape.
The special squad comprising API Prashant D Annachatre, Constable Vinod Sontakke, Suraj Bharati, Chetan Jadhav, Prabhakar Mankar, Ravindra Raut, Yogesh Tatod received a tip off that massive quantity of beef is being loaded in a truck at Kolsa Tal based illegal slaughter house.
Acting on the tip-off, the special squad raided the place. On seeing the cops, the accused numbering 5-6 tried to escape. Cops chased them and succeeded in arresting two of the accused. The raiding cops found that the beef is being loaded in a truck (MH/28/B/8671). The beef weighing 9 tonnes worth Rs 13.50 lakh was seized and the truck worth Rs 16.50 lakh was also confiscated during the raid.
The two arrested accused have been identified as Abdul Wasi Abdul Aleem (35), a resident of Gram Bawanwada, district Sioni (Madhya Pradesh) and Aankant Devrath Das (34), a resident of Tumdipura, Kamptee.
The action was carried out under the guidance of DCP Zone 5 Nilotpal.
RTI reply says total of 1,004 poles got uprooted and 68.22 km overhead lines damaged
Nagpur: Natural disasters took heavy toll of power infrastructure erected by Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Company Limited (MSEDCL) and SNDL in the past three years. Mother Nature caused damage worth over Rs 3.57 crore to power infrastructure in Nagpur City as well as in Butibori MIDC area over a period of three years from 2016 to 2019.
The statistics have been provided by MSEDCL and SNDL in response to a query under Right to Information (RTI) Act posed by city activist Abhay Kolarkar. Kolarar had sought information about damage caused by natural calamities to power infrastructures in Nagpur city and in Butibori MIDC area. The reply was filed by MSEDCL Congress Nagar Division, MSEDCL’s Operations and Maintenance Division in Butibori MIDC, and SNDL Nagpur.
As per the RTI reply, power infrastructures in the areas covered by above-mentioned three establishments was damaged due to natural calamities. The damage was calculated to be worth Rs 3,57,50,162. A total of 1,004 poles got uprooted/damaged, and overhead lines running into 68.22 km also were damaged. To repair the damaged infrastructures, total expenditure of Rs 3,68,40,269 was incurred. As far as the establishment-wise damage is concerned, SNDL Nagpur incurred the maximum wrath of nature. For, the damage to power infrastructure in the area under its jurisdiction was assessed at Rs 2,74,51,099, during the period 2016-19.
The infrastructure in its area received the highest damage in 2019. But, the damage caused to electric poles and overhead lines was the minimum in its area. The highest number — 596 — electric poles were damaged in area under MSEDCL’s Butibori MIDC Division between 2016-17 and 2018-19. The overhead lines running into 23.67 kms also got damaged in this area. MSEDCL Nagpur Urban Circle reported damage of Rs 55,41,063 between 2016-17 and 2019-20 (up to July 2019). In all, 100 poles and overhead lines of 16.45 kms got damaged. The total expenditure incurred on repairs of the damaged infrastructure was Rs 61,05,170 in this regard.
The RTI activist Abhay Kolarkar had sought information for the period between January 1, 2016 and June 30, 2019. However, SNDL Nagpur furnished information for the period between January and December for 2016, 2017, 2018, and 2019. MSEDCL Butibori MIDC Division furnished information for the three financial years — 2016-17, 2017-18, and 2018- 19. MSEDCL Nagpur Urban Circle furnished information for the following years — 2016-17, 2017-18, 2018-19,and 2019-20 (up to July 2019). Besides, MSEDCL Nagpur Urban Circle furnished information about number of poles and overhead lines damaged in total for the above-mentioned period.
Nature’s fury: Power infrastructure worth Rs 3.57 cr damaged in Nagpur in 3 years
Nagpur: Civilians Rural Economy Transformation Association (CRETA), an NGO, has recently opened a postal franchise outlet at CETA office situated at Sevada Nagar, Tata Square, Manewada-Besa Road here in order to provide postal services to nearby localities.
The postal franchise was inaugurated at the hands of Corporator Mangala Khekare on the occasion of 150th birtha anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi and Lal Bahadur Shastri Jayanti. Speaking on the occasion, Khekare appreciated the endeavour of CRETA to provide postal services to surrounding localities within a reachable distance. She also extended her help to CRETA for any help in organising its delopmental and welfare activities from time to time.
Suresh Rode and Sudhir Wani highlighted the objectives and progress of CRETA. Founding CRETA members, invitees and nearby residents were present in large numbers on the occasion.
CRETA opens postal franchise outlet at Sevadal Nagar, Besa Road
