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| 6 cases accorded consent to establish | | DDC holds DLC meeting under SWCS | |
KATHUA AUGUST 26- Under single Window Clearance System (SWSC) the Chairman of the District level Committee District Development Commissioner, Kathua, Mrs. Sarita Chauhan convened a meeting of officers to scrutinize the cases of the entrepreneurs for granting consent to establish the industrial units here yesterday.
It is worth mentioning here that this committee has been constituted by the Government to expedite industrialization by facilitating the entrepreneurs in setting up their industrial units by granting them the requisite formalities like no objection from various departments like Pollution Control Board, Power development department, SIDCO under single umbrella.
A total of 7 cases were taken up out of these six were granted consent to establish their industrial units. Five industrial units namely M/S Hari Om Plastic Industry, Chack Sheikhan, M/S Jammu Metallic Oxides Pvt Ltd, Logate more, M/S JK Pigments Pvt Ltd, Logate More, M/S Jammu Met chem. Pvt Ltd Logate More and M/S Jammu Pigments Pvt Ltd Logate More were given consent to establish with the instructions to operate on DG sets with proper pollution Control devices duly certified by the Pollution Control Board as the existing power supply station are in-adequate to meet the requirement..
One case namely M/S M K Industries, Industrial Area Kathua was given consent to operate with installation of Five HP power connection. Only One case was deferred for want of requisite formalities from Pollution Control Board and PDD.
On the occasion, DDC, Mrs. Sarita Chauhan exhorted upon the officers to ensure that the cases to be taken up in the meeting are fulfilling all the requisite formalities so that early sanction can be accorded Ms. Chauhan further impressed upon the committee members to study in length the pollution aspects as well as availability of power without putting extra load on the existing stations.
Among others, General Manager District Industries Centre, Kathua, Smt. Rita Parimoo, Executive Engineer, PDD, Incharge Officer, Pollution Control Board, Kathua, Estates manager, Industrial Area, SICOP were present on the occasion.
No. PR/DM/2006/J-11556/desk/kk/as/ ****
DDC convenes DWSC meeting under Swajaldhara
KATHUA AUGUST 26 (INFO)- To review the physical and financial progress of works under Swajaldhara for the year, 2006-07, a meeting of the District Water and sanitation Committee was held here yesterday.
The District Development Commissioner, Kathua, Ms. Sarita Chauhan who is also the chairman of the committee, presided.
Additional District development Commissioner, Kathua Dr Mandeep K. Bhandari also participated in key discussions
Among other members of the committee, Executive Engineer, PHE (Civil), Mr. K.K. Gupta (member Secretary), XEN PHE (Mechanical) Mr. S.K. Koul, XEN, PDD,Kathua, District Information Officer, Kathua, Mr. Suram Sharma, , participated.
Speaking on the occasion, Ms. Chauhan stressed the need for creating massive awareness so that the people can come forward to avail benefits under the scheme, which aims at providing safe drinking water to every village with a very nominal contribution of the beneficiaries, which they can easily contribute. This works on demand driven approach rather than supply driven as early exists in the PHE department and people have to contribute 10% of the totals cost of the water supply scheme as contribution so that there should be sense of belongingness and they must own and maintain the infrastructures created, She added.
The DDC further enjoined upon the executing agencies not to restrict the scheme only to those areas where there is abundance of water but extend it to those areas where the people actually need it and are ready to contribute after proper awareness and try to accommodate maximum number of souls so that per family contribution can be reduced.
Mr. K.K.Gupta apprised the committee that the ceiling for the year 2006-07 has been fixed at Rs. 330 lakh out of which 297 lakh is the central share and Rs. 33 lakh has to be contributed as community share which is nearly 10% of the total allocation. He discussed the principles set up for the functioning of Swajaldhara schemes in the state district length and said that under this scheme each village shall have a village water and sanitation committee which shall project the demand for developing sources of drinking water, they shall deposit 10% of the cost and then 90% of the expenditure shall be met by the government. |
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