CHANDIGARH, SEPT 19
Haryana will be made stray cattle-free by January 26, 2019. Strict actions would be taken against those, whose cattle are found roaming on the roads and fine would also be imposed on them.
This was disclosed by the Additional Principal Secretary to Chief Minister, Dr Rakesh Gupta, who was presiding over a review meeting of various development works, schemes and projects, with all deputy commissioners, Superintendent of Police and other officers of districts, through video conferencing here.
He said that further action plan would be prepared keeping in view the performance of those districts which are doing well in making their district stray cattle-free. Strict action would be taken against those, whose cattle are found roaming on the roads and fine would also be imposed on them. Every month, discussion would be held with the concerned officers in this regard.
Under Haryana Vision Zero scheme, Dr Gupta directed the officers to ensure that roads are properly painted for ensuring visibility on roads for safe movement of traffic. He directed all the concerned nodal officers to work on road safety in time bound manner and also attend the meeting of the concerned deputy commissioners.
While reviewing Zero Tolerance, he said that Ambala, Kurukshetra and Sonipat districts are performing well under the scheme, but Panipat needs to improve. He cautioned the officers of Gurugram to start taking Zero Tolerance seriously and complete their works in time, else strict actions would be taken against them.
On road safety, he directed the officers of those districts which do not have traffic control room and CCTV cameras to ensure setting up of the same, at the earliest. He said that the facility of e-Challan and e-Payment would be initiated in selected 12 districts and after their successful implementation, the facility would also be implemented in other districts. In this scheme, the Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP), Traffic would be the Nodal Officer.
While giving directions to complete the work of street lights and toilets under Jagriti Abhiyan, he said that the Chief Minister has desired that the work under the abhiyan should be completed at the earliest and the employees of transport department should be imparted training to behave well with women, he emphasised.
NOC FOR KISHAU DAM: In a major development, Haryana Chief Minister, Mr Manohar Lal has given No Objection Certificate (NOC) for the construction of Kishau Dam on river Tons, a tributary of river Yamuna along the border of Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh. With the construction of this Dam, Haryana would get additional 709 cusecs of water for drinking and irrigation purposes.
While stating this here today, an official spokesman said that as per Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed between six states in the year 1994, Haryana’s share in the Kishau Dam is 709 cusec water out of the live storage capacity of 1324 MCM.
It may be recalled that recently Mr Manohar Lal along with Chief Ministers of Uttarakhand, Rajasthan, Himachal Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh and Delhi has inked (MoU) with Union Water Resources Minister, Mr Nitin Gadkari in New Delhi for construction of Lakhwar multi-purpose project in the Upper Yamuna Basin. With the construction of this project, Haryana would get 177 cusecs as its share of water which constitutes about 47 per cent of the total storage capacity.
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Haryana will be made stray cattle-free by January 26, 2019. Strict actions would be taken against those, whose cattle are found roaming on the roads and fine would also be imposed on them.
This was disclosed by the Additional Principal Secretary to Chief Minister, Dr Rakesh Gupta, who was presiding over a review meeting of various development works, schemes and projects, with all deputy commissioners, Superintendent of Police and other officers of districts, through video conferencing here.
He said that further action plan would be prepared keeping in view the performance of those districts which are doing well in making their district stray cattle-free. Strict action would be taken against those, whose cattle are found roaming on the roads and fine would also be imposed on them. Every month, discussion would be held with the concerned officers in this regard.
Under Haryana Vision Zero scheme, Dr Gupta directed the officers to ensure that roads are properly painted for ensuring visibility on roads for safe movement of traffic. He directed all the concerned nodal officers to work on road safety in time bound manner and also attend the meeting of the concerned deputy commissioners.
While reviewing Zero Tolerance, he said that Ambala, Kurukshetra and Sonipat districts are performing well under the scheme, but Panipat needs to improve. He cautioned the officers of Gurugram to start taking Zero Tolerance seriously and complete their works in time, else strict actions would be taken against them.
On road safety, he directed the officers of those districts which do not have traffic control room and CCTV cameras to ensure setting up of the same, at the earliest. He said that the facility of e-Challan and e-Payment would be initiated in selected 12 districts and after their successful implementation, the facility would also be implemented in other districts. In this scheme, the Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP), Traffic would be the Nodal Officer.
While giving directions to complete the work of street lights and toilets under Jagriti Abhiyan, he said that the Chief Minister has desired that the work under the abhiyan should be completed at the earliest and the employees of transport department should be imparted training to behave well with women, he emphasised.
NOC FOR KISHAU DAM: In a major development, Haryana Chief Minister, Mr Manohar Lal has given No Objection Certificate (NOC) for the construction of Kishau Dam on river Tons, a tributary of river Yamuna along the border of Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh. With the construction of this Dam, Haryana would get additional 709 cusecs of water for drinking and irrigation purposes.
While stating this here today, an official spokesman said that as per Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed between six states in the year 1994, Haryana’s share in the Kishau Dam is 709 cusec water out of the live storage capacity of 1324 MCM.
It may be recalled that recently Mr Manohar Lal along with Chief Ministers of Uttarakhand, Rajasthan, Himachal Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh and Delhi has inked (MoU) with Union Water Resources Minister, Mr Nitin Gadkari in New Delhi for construction of Lakhwar multi-purpose project in the Upper Yamuna Basin. With the construction of this project, Haryana would get 177 cusecs as its share of water which constitutes about 47 per cent of the total storage capacity.
===balbirsingh227@gmail.com
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