gufgiuiryeui ODISHA HIGH COURT,CUTTACKcmccuttack.gov.in/(S(4ixefx45bexds245lgypm145))/pdf/enewsletter/e... · Smt. Chitra Khuntia Grievance & Social Justice Standing Committee Editor-in-Chief

gufgiuir yeui

ODISHA HIGH COURT,CUTTACK

The Kathajodi – ‘A Flow of Aspiration’

Vol – XV 1 CMC e-News / July,2016

Chief Advisor

Smt. Meenakshee Behera

Mayor

Advisor Board

Sri Ajay Kumar Barik Deputy Mayor

Sri Ranjan Kumar Biswal

Chairman Public Health, Electric Supply,

Water Supply, Drainage & Environment Standing Committee

Sri Chiranjaya Sahoo

Chairman Public Works Standing Committee

Sri Manoj Kumar Sethy

Chairman Planning & Development Standing

Committee

Smt. A.Sreedevi

Chairman Education, Recreation & Culture

Standing Committee

Sri Bikash Ranjan Behera

Chairman License & Appeals Standing

Committee

Sri Pramod Kumar Mohapatra

Chairman Corporation Establishment Standing

Committee

Smt. Chitra Khuntia

Chairman Grievance & Social Justice Standing

Committee

Editor-in-Chief

Sri Gyana Das Commissioner

Editor

Smt. Nirupama Swain Deputy Commissioner-cum-S.I.O.

Member

Sri Bharat Chandra Behera Addl.Commissioner

Sri Suman Kumar Behera

Addl. Commissioner

Er. Umakanta Garnaik

City Engineer

Dr. Pradipta Kumar Pradhan

City Health Officer

Sri Radha Krushna Rout

Deputy Commissioner

Namita Biswal

Secretary

Sri Ramakanta Nanda

Finance Officer

Er. Manish Sarkar

Executive Engineer

Er. Bhagydhar Sahoo

Executive Engineer

Er. Dibya Ranjan Tripathy

Deputy Executive Engineer


Vol –XV 2 CMC e-News / July,2016

Subject Page

NULM (SEP-I) 3

NULM(SHG) 5

SUH 6

Swachh Bharat Mission 8

Progress On Hybrid Toilet 9

Special Issues (Dengue) 11

NUHM 15

Standing committee meeting 16

Photo page 17

Photo page 9

It is raining. Monsoon is in it pace to

sprinkle all over the city. Cuttack is

always in its group of water-logging

problem during monsoon. But CMC

has proposed its strategy to tackle the

situation. Major water-logging area

are fixed with pumps & Volvos where

required. Distribution of supervision

work area Administrative offices &

engineers has been made before time.

Major drains along with accessories

have been cleaned up by desilting.

Preventive measures like lifting of

unused tyres for preventing dengue

due the time is also taken by CMC.24

hours functioning of control room is

already in observation for managing

emergency situation for these months.

CMC is always trying to give better

service in each field of urbanisation to

its citizen.

0-X-0

0-x-0

.

CONTENTS

From Editor’s Board………

An Inside view of Maritime

Museum Jobra



National Urban liveliohood Mission:-

Self-Employement Programme-I

SUCCESS STORY OF SURENDRA BEHERA A BENEFICIARY UNDER SEP-I:-

Introduction :-

Under the head of NULM this component is to focus on financial assistance to

individuals/groups of urban poor for setting up gainful self-employment ventures/ micro-

enterprises, suited to their skills, training, aptitude and local conditions. The

underemployed and unemployed urban poor will be encouraged to set up small

enterprises relating to manufacturing, servicing and petty business for which there is

considerable local demand. Here we are giving a story of a beneficiary whose financial

condition is developed after availing assistance under SEP- I by CMC.

Beneficiary Detail:-

Name of the Beneficiary:-Surendra Behera , w/o-Jahan Behera

Address:- RadhaKishorepur ,Ward No:-1, Cuttack.

Family Background:- He has three members in his family.

Name of the Community Organiser: - Laxmipriya Jena

Status of the beneficiary before availing financial assistance under SEP:-

He was a fisher man and getting Rs. 300/- per day by selling fishes. It was very difficult for

him to maintain the family with such a small amount of income with as he was the only

bread earner of his family. At the time of survey by the concern Community Organizer of

the ward, he was identified & obtain individual loan application proposal from him &

recommended under SEP component of NULM.

Development:-

Application of Surendra Behera was forwarded to UCO bank- Markatnagar Branch with a

proposal of financial assistant Rs200000/ under SEP-I .



Current status:

After getting financial assistant of Rs25000/-under Self Employment Program of NULM

2015-16 with the associate of UCO Bank – Makratnagar Branch, he started his business

with a monthly rental of Rs. 200/- at Krushaka Bazar, CDA. Different types of fish are

available in his store. Now he is currently running his business with a stock of Rs.60000/-

.He is earning Rs.10000/- as profit after all expenditure and working capital.

Conclusion:-

CMC is moving forward to assist those underemployed and unemployed urban poor

through Self Employment Programme of NULM by providing financial assistance and credit

linkage through banks.

Fish shop of Surendra Behera at Krushak Bazar at Ward No-6



New Self Help Group(SHG) formation in the month of July:-

New SHG formation at Ward No-50 by HTPL

New SHG formation at Ward No-8 by HTPL



Shelter for Urban Homeless, Sishu Bhawan

Introduction:-

Cuttack Municipal Corporation has assigned with a target to construct 446 seated Shelter

for Urban Homeless (SUHs) in Cuttack city. In this proposal we have a plan to construct

four Night Shelter & four SUHs in different places. Such as Night Shelters at Badambadi,

Mangalabag, Near Jobra Post &Satichaura.The SUHs Inside the Campus of Sishu Bhawan,

Acharya Harihara Cancer Research Centre, Uttar Deulisahi & Jagatpur.

Historical Background:-

Land:- Identified inside the Campus of Sishu Bhawan.

Area:- Ground Floor & 1st floor 130.5

sq.mtr each.

Capacity:- 60 persons

Funding Source:- NULM

Amount Received: - Rs. 32.50 lakh

Expenditure Incurred: - Rs.32.50 lakh

Year of Inception:-2015

Status of Work: - Completed

Operationalized from: 01st April 2016

Infrastructure:

The shelter is a two stored building with following infrastructure and amenities provided at

the shelters for dignified living of the inmates.

Well ventilated Room

Portable drinking water facility.

Standard lightening facility.

Adequate Bathing and toilet facilities.

Fire protection measure.

CCTV camera for safety of the inmates.

First aid Kit.

Double bedded Iron Cots with personal

Outer View of SUH Sishu Bhawan

Double Bedded Iron Cot



locker facility for each.

Common Kitchen & Cooking place.

Complain Box.

Operation & Management of the Shelter:

The Shelter started operating from 01st April 2015. It is maintained and managed by the

ULB with its own staff. A senior Community Organiser, Mr. Umesh Ch. Sahoo is in-charge to

supervise the day to day work of the shelter. A shelter Management Committee team is

constituted with local ward member,ULB representative, care taker under the

Chairmanship of the Commissioner for the smooth functioning of the shelter.

The following registers are maintained in the shelter:-

Shelter Assets Inventory Book.

Accounts Register to monitor day to day expenditure & receipts.

Attendance Register.

Visitor Opinion Register.

Portable Drinking Water Facility at SISHU BHAWAN SUH



Complaint and suggestion Register.

Stock Register

Milestone Achieved:

The shelter was operationalized since 01st April 2016. 3526 no.of persons are enrolled till

date. On an average of minimum 40 persons are enrolled per day to the shelter.Most of

them belongs to the category of rickshaw puller, auto driver & daily wage labourer.

Swachh Bharat Mission(SBM):-

Under the banner of SBM CMC conducted thematic drives as per programme assigned by

Govt. of India, Ministry of Urban Development. For the month of July, cleanliness drive in

different Residential Workers Association(RWA)s were formed was done from 1st July to 15

th July. More than 20 RWAs have been covered in this drive like Tulasipur Revenue colony,

Old LIC colony, Badambadi, Police Colony OMP square etc. A team consisting of 20 workers

headed by team leader Sri.Rajendra Nayak, CMMU manager under the supervision of

Sri.DR Tripathy, D.E.E.is functioning for cleanliness drive under SBM. Participation of

different RWAS & their positive response to these activities were comendable. They are

also interested to take mass of pledge regarding sanitation.

Cleanliness drive at Industrial area Jagatpur



They have also been appreciated for these activities. The following places have been

covered in this drive. From 16th to 30th July as per thematic drive programme CMC has

felicitated its workers those performed well in their work .Thirty no’s of sanitary workers

have been awarded in this drive.

Progress on Hybrid Toilet:-

Cuttack has been assigned with target of 863 seats for constructing Hybrid Toilets. Cuttack

has already selected 24 sites for constructing of 162 seats.

Felicitation Ceremony of Municipal workers in world friendship day

Ground breaking ceremony at Nuapada market complex & Raja

bagicha sweeper colony



Ground Breaking Ceremony at 3 sites i.e at Rajabagicha sweeper colony(ward-27)

Satichoura(ward-6) & Nuapada market complex(ward-50) was done on 1st July. Cuttack

was the 1st city among the 9 other AMRUT cities of the state to do the ground breaking

ceremony for the construction of Hybrid Toilet. Now the construction work is under

progress at 5 places and the list of sites selected for construction of Hybrid Toilet in CMC

area are as follows:-

Sl No Ward No Name of the sites No of seats

1 6 Satichaoura Near Night shelter 7

2 50 Nuapada Market Complex 5

3 59 Gandhi Vidyapeetha,Telanga pentha 5

4 28 Raja bagicha Sweeper Colony 7

5 42 Nilakanthswara basti,Nua bazar 5

6 59 Phulnakhara Chhak 5

7 46 OMP Sqaure,Behind Paralamaharaja Park 7

8 49 Jagatpur near truck terminal 10

9 34 Mata Matha,Howrah motor chhak,Ring road 5

10 34 Popular Nurshing Home,Nuasahi lane Ring road 7

11 37 Madhupatana(Near Khan nagar Rly. Station) 7

12 36 Angul Bus stand,Cuttack 10

13 45 Temporary Ideal Bus stand,Ring Road 10

14 45 Temporary Ideal Bus stand,Link road 10

15 44 Puri bus stand 5

16 36 Chhatrabazar 10

17 41 Raiman chhak 10

18 21 Biju Bhawan 7

19 48 Nimasahi(Nimapur) 5

20 48 Bateswar Primary School 5

21 37 Madhupatna(Near police Station),Cuttack 5

22 54 Pota Pokhri Market Complex,Cuttack 5

23 21 Devigada Puri Ghat,Cuttack 5

24 16 Baliyatra Padia,Cuttack 5



Special Issues :-Dengue

Dengue is a disease caused by biting of the ADES mosquito .It breeds in the stagnant water.

Symptoms:- Usually begin in four to six days of infection and last up to 10 days. It

includes-

Sudden, high fever

Severe headaches

Pain behind the eyes

Severe joint and muscle pain

Fatigue

Nausea

Vomiting

Skin rash, which appears two to five days after the onset of fever

Mild bleeding (such as nose bleed, bleeding gums, or easy bruising)

Fogging is going on at Dengue affected area at Jagatpur

Health secretary at special dengue cell functioning at IDCO office Jagatpur with

Commissioner & other Officers



Prevention:-

Clean water pot, tank, room cooler which contains water:-The mosquitoes that

carry the dengue virus form clean water like tank, room cooler, water pot, in every

alternative day, should be cleaned.All the breeding sources like empty vessels, unusable

tyres & other containers lying open in your surroundings should also be cleaned regularly.

Wear protective clothes:- When you go into the mosquito-infested areas, wear a long-

sleeved shirt, full pants, socks and shoes.

Use mosquito repellent. Permethrin can be applied to your clothing, shoes, camping gear

and bed netting. You can also buy clothing made with permethrin already in it. For your

skin, use a repellent containing at least a 10 percent concentration of DEET.

Reduce mosquito habitat. The mosquitoes that carry the dengue virus typically live in and

around houses, breeding in standing water that can collect in such things as used

automobile tires. Reduce the breeding habitat to lower mosquito populations. Use

Mosquito net during sleep.

Treatment:- No specific treatment for dengue fever exists. Your doctor may recommend you to drink

plenty of fluids to avoid dehydration from vomiting and high fever. Acetaminophen

(Tylenol, others) can alleviate pain and reduce fever. Avoid pain relievers that can increase

bleeding complications — such as aspirin, ibuprofen (Advil, Motrin IB, others) and

naproxen sodium (Aleve, others).

If you have severe dengue fever, you may need

Supportive care in a hospital Intravenous (IV) fluid and electrolyte replacement Blood pressure monitoring Transfusion to replace blood loss

Dengue awareness camp with

SHG group at Ward No-23 Dengue awareness camp at Ward No-23



Massive drive of awareness taken by CMC for prevention of Dengue:-

During this month no.of patient suffering from dengue detected are from Jagatpur

Industrial area (ward no-48 & 49). Cuttack Municipal Corporation has taken all preventive

measures to stop its further spreading. The following activities have been taken up by CMC

and District administration combinely to combat Dengue.-:

o Awareness at each level - i.e starting from slum dwellers to educational

mass

o Regular Awareness camp /rallies are organised with participation of AWWS,

ASHA KARMEES &,MAS at every corner of the city to aware each citizen of

the city.

o Health camps on Dengue were conducted at different location from time to

time where.

Dengue awareness meeting with teachers in presence of Director NUHM, DEO,CDMO,ADMO,Dy.Commissioner CMC at conference hall on

16.07.2016



Cleanness of Industrial campus & destruction of breeding sources of ADES mosquito

vigoursly

Distribution of mosquito net to slum dwellers of affected area.

A dengue management committee was formed under the supervision of

Commissioner, CMC for regular management.

A special cell was functioned at IDCO Office campus, Jagatpur under the supervision

of Addl.Commissioner, CMC for regular supervision of Dengue affected areas of

Jagatpur.

Besides special awareness program was conducted by Community Organisers &

Sanitary Inspectors at 59 wards those covered almost all slums.

At the end of July, 710 no of dengue cases were detected in CMC area & most of

them from Jagatpur Industrial Area & gradually the daily frequency was decreased

due to the better management of CMC over Dengue.

Dengue awareness Rally at Ward No-38 & 18



Several meetings have been conducted on Dengue Management with different

stakeholders at Sahid Bhawan, Biju Bhawan conference Hall, Collectorate

Conference Hall and in the field level.

Awareness padayatras have been conducted at each Slum areas of CMC

involving with ULB members, ICDS, Health, Mass Education dept. personnel, MAS

members, WKS members and other prominent personals of the respective

locality.

Special Health Camps have been conducted in the Dengue affected ward by

Urban Mobile Health Unit.

One fully IEC branding vehicle called ‘NIDHI RATHA’ have been engaged with the

joint initiative of CMC & NUHM to create more awareness among the general

public on Dengue, Malaria etc.

City level lunching ceremony for Malaria Dengue Diarrhea held on dated

15/07/2016 at Zilla Swasthya Bhawan, Cuttack under the chairmanship of

Collector & DM, Cuttack.

Special slum meetings on Dengue have been conducted at every slum areas.

Awareness rallies on Dengue & Jaundice and Slum sensitization meetings by

NUHM have been conducted at slum level involving with local Corporators, MAS

members, ANMs, AWWs, ASHAs and local NGOs.

National Urban Health Mission -Progress during July-2016:

Dengue awareness camp on Khapuria in Chairmanship of Mayor CMC



Meeting of License & Appeal Standing Committee was held on 04.07.2016 &

16.07.2016 under the Chairmanship of Sri Bikash RanjanBehera.

Meeting of Contract Standing Committee was held on 19.07.2016 , 22.07.2016 &

26.07.2016 under the Chairmanship of Smt. Meenakshee Behera.

Meeting of Public Health Standing Committee was held on 13.07.2016 under the

Chairmanship of Sri Ranjan Kumar Biswal.

Meeting of council meeting was held on 29.07.2016 under the Chairmanship of

Smt.Meenakshee Behera.

STANDING COMMITTEE MEETING HELD ON MONTH OF JULY 2016

Council Meeting held on 29.07.2016



PHOTO PAGE

Visit of SUH sishubhawan by Addl. Secretary, H&UD

A completed house ready to be handed over to the beneficiary under RAY.

Outside view

view

Inside view

view

Thematic drive under Swachh Bharat Mission at ward no-46



gufgiuiryeui ODISHA HIGH COURT,CUTTACKcmccuttack.gov.in/(S(4ixefx45bexds245lgypm145))/pdf/enewsletter/e... · Smt. Chitra Khuntia Grievance & Social Justice Standing Committee Editor-in-Chief

Documents