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Reports of Praja Foundation revealed that Mumbaikars have written maximum complaints regarding water drainage

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The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation is responsible for providing key civic services to Mumbaikars, Which is equivalent to a local government. Whose budget is more than the annual budget of any small state of the Country. In today’s technological era, the role of BMC is important in providing all the facilities to its citizens. In such a situation, it is also important to know that when, how and in how many days does the country’s richest municipal corporation solve the problems of its citizens.

NGO Praja Foundation has been studying for many years about the status of civic issues in Mumbai and on 5t h of May 2022, Praja foundation have made a report on this issue. Which mentions the duration of BMC in resolving the issues of Mumbaikars and the average time taken to solve the problem and the total number of complaints received at the ward level. The foundation claims that the report analyzes the trend of complaints from citizens registered on the Centralized Grievance Registration System (CCSR) and also provides effective solutions to strengthen the Public Grievance Redressal Management System of BMC.

According to the reports, BMC has received maximum complaints regarding drainage problem and BMC has taken an average time of 48 days to solve a problem from 2017 to 2021. Where as in total, the ward itself took the highest average time of 68 days to solve a civic problem from 2017 to 2021. Let’s have a look on some important points of this foundation’s report on the status of civic issues in Mumbai 2022.

Since 10 years (2012 to 2021) CCSR have disclosed that first three years (2012 to 2014) had some ups and downs in terms of complaints, later that 2015 (67,835) and 2019 (1,28,145) showed drastic rise in complaints.
The average time taken to resolve each citizen’s complaint was 48 days in 2017 and up to 48 days in 2021. The L-ward (Kurla) took the maximum number of days (68 days) to resolve each civil complaint from 2017 to 2021. L – Kurla (74,078), K. West Andheri (W) (73,562) and K. East – Andheri (E) (66,660) wards had the maximum number of consolidated citizen’s complaints from 2012 to 2021. Similarly, out of the overall complaints from 2012 to 2021, the maximum numbers of complaints filed on basic service delivery are as follows:

1 – 16% (1,50,831) complaints were registered regarding issues related to drainage,West Ward – Andheri (W) (14,687) had maximum complaints of drainage.
2- 10% (96,360) complaints registered for SWM related issues. Of West Ward – Andheri (W) (7,195) had maximum SWM complaints.
3- 10% (92,858) complaints were registered on water related issues. M. East Ward – Govandi/Mankhurd (9,541) had maximum number of SWM complaints..
3- 10% (92,858) complaints were registered on water related issues. M. East Ward – Govandi/Mankhurd (9,541) had maximum number of SWM complaints.
5- 1 out of 6 questions asked in ward committee meetings were on naming and renaming of roads and squares from 2012 to 2021.
Deliberations in ward committees by major political parties from 2012 to 2021 showed that of the total 9,382 questions asked, BJP councilors asked 25%, Congress 20% and Shiv Sena 37%.
Praja Foundation CEO, Milind Mhaske said it is important for a democratically empowered city government to improve the efficiency of service delivery through a feedback mechanism that Mumbai currently does not have. They further expressed their hope that with these major reforms, BMC would be able to meet the growing aspirations of its citizens.

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Rein in the reckless MLA Sanjay Gaikwad: Nana Patole Remember even if you think of touching Rahul Gandhi’s hair.

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Mumbai, 16 September 2024

Known for his notorious statements and unruly behaviour, Buldhana MLA Sanjay Gaikwad has once again shown his true colours by announcing a reward of Rs 11 lakh for anyone who cuts off the tongue of the Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi. Maharashtra Pradesh Congress Committee President Nana Patole has given a stern warning that the government should take serious note of this statement by this criminal-minded MLA, and a case must be filed against him. Patole further said that and he should be reined in or else Congress workers know how to deal such goons.

Speaking on the matter, Congress state president Nana Patole said that seeing the increasing popularity of Rahul Gandhi, the ground is slipping beneath the feet of the BJP and its allies. As a result, the frustrated and desperate ruling party is twisting Rahul Gandhi’s statements and running a smear campaign against him. Rahul Gandhi never said that he would end reservations. On the contrary, he stated that the 50% limit on reservations should be removed to address the pending issues of communities seeking reservations. However, the BJP and their agents are continuously spreading rumours and trying to create a fake narrative. BJP’s goons and their allies are even going to the extent of issuing death threats. The government is taking no action against these thugs, leaving the public to wonder whether the rule of law prevails in the country or BJP’s hooligans.

Do people like Sanjay Gaikwad even know what Rahul Gandhi said in America? Rahul Gandhi is not afraid of Modi and Shah, so he certainly won’t be intimidated by the threats of local criminals like Sanjay Gaikwad. Millions of Congress workers across Maharashtra and the entire country, including us, are ready to stand as a shield to protect him. Don’t even think about trying to harm him in any way, no one can even touch his hair, warned the Congress state president.

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Thane: Massive Banner Collapse In Mumbra Affects Traffic Movement, No Injuries Reported

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Thane: In another incident of hoarding collapse, risking people’s lives, a massive hoarding collapsed in Mumbra Kausa in Thane district. The terrifying video of the incident has surfaced on the internet. So far no injuries have been reported.

After the citizens, posted on X tagging the Thane Municipal Corporation, the corporation responded that the Mumbra police stations has been informed about the incident and for further procedures the police and beat marshals have rushed to the spot.

The video posted by citizens shows a massive hoarding collapsed at a junction amid rainfall. Several passersby are seen trying to lift the heavy banner to from the middle of the road. The mishap also caused traffic jams as vehicles are seen stranded on both directions.

Citizens Express Anger Over Negligence

The citizens have expressed their anger over the negligence by the municipal corporation and other concerned authorities for putting lives of people in danger, demanding response, actions and accountability from the authorities.

“Who will be held accountable for this shocking negligence? Is making a few extra bucks worth risking public safety?,” posted user Moin Qureshi.

Recent Mishaps Of Hoarding Collapse

In one month, this is the second incident of hoarding collapse in Thane district. A hoarding collapsed in the morning of August 2 in Kalyan, injuring two persons and damaging three vehicles.

This mishap happened in less than months after the tragic incident collapse of a massive hoarding in Ghatkopar Mumbai, claiming 17 lives and injuring over 80 individuals.

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Mira Bhayandar: MBMC Organises Bootcamp Under CM Youth Training Scheme; 100 Job Aspirants Participate

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Mira Bhayandar: The Mira Bhayandar Municipal Corporation (MBMC) organised a bootcamp (first step in the job market) under the Chief Minister Youth Training Scheme- a flagship project recently launched by the state government to tackle unemployment among the youth.

The camp was jointly organised by MBMC’s social welfare department and innovation cell (IC) in association with Tech Mahindra Foundation at the community hall in Bhayandar (west) on Saturday.

Around 100 job aspirants registered their participation in the camp. Deputy municipal commissioner-Kalpita Pimple and social welfare officer- Deepali Joshi interacted with the participants and guided them about the process of enrolment while explaining the benefits of the scheme.

“The Chief minister Youth Work Training Scheme launched by the state government is aimed at equipping the youth with essential skills and enhancing their employability in the competitive job market. We will be organising such camps at regular intervals.” said municipal commissioner- Sanjay Katkar while appealing to the youth to participate in large numbers and take advantage of the job-oriented scheme.

Under the scheme, unemployed youth aged between 18 to 35 years who have completed their studies up to the 12 standard and diploma/degree holders will be paid a stipend between Rs.6,000 and Rs.10,000 per month (depending on the level of education) while on-job training in the industrial, non-industrial, government and semi government establishments.

While the candidate who should be a domicile of the state having Aadhar linked to his/her bank account will do the apprenticeship and get a job, employers will also benefit from the trained manpower.

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