Jaipur: Once the new government is formed, a major shuffle in the ranks of the Public Health Engineering Department (PHED) engineers is expected. Plagued with corruption and raids by the Enforcement Department (ED) officials, for years several senior engineers of the department are holding multiple posts.
“Although the Congress government had increased the number of sanctioned posts, it did not implement the Departmental Promotion Committee (DPC).It means no engineers were promoted this year. We hope that the new government will implement the DPC soon,” said Bhawnesh Kuldeep, president of Rajasthan State Engineering Services Association.
A section of PHED officials said that even if the new government does not implement the DPC soon, it should at least consider a shuffle in different ranks.
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“Although the Congress government had increased the number of sanctioned posts, it did not implement the Departmental Promotion Committee (DPC).It means no engineers were promoted this year. We hope that the new government will implement the DPC soon,” said Bhawnesh Kuldeep, president of Rajasthan State Engineering Services Association.
A section of PHED officials said that even if the new government does not implement the DPC soon, it should at least consider a shuffle in different ranks.
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Union minister Jyotiraditya Scindia acknowledges the people’s support for the BJP in the Madhya Pradesh assembly polls. The BJP’s ‘double-engine’ government at the Centre and in the state has been praised for its welfare and development policies. The BJP is leading in 161 out of 230 seats, while the Congress is ahead in 66 seats. Scindia expresses confidence in the BJP’s success and thanks the people of Madhya Pradesh. He also welcomes Digvijaya Singh’s comments and appreciates his support.
Union minister Jyotiraditya Scindia acknowledges the people’s support for the BJP in the Madhya Pradesh assembly polls. The BJP’s ‘double-engine’ government at the Centre and in the state has been praised for its welfare and development policies. The BJP is leading in 161 out of 230 seats, while the Congress is ahead in 66 seats. Scindia expresses confidence in the BJP’s success and thanks the people of Madhya Pradesh. He also welcomes Digvijaya Singh’s comments and appreciates his support.
We were chatting when the phone went dead, says wife of engineer
Engineer R Jayaseelan and S Naresh are trapped in a water-filled pit in Velachery after a gas godown and bus stop collapsed onto their portable container. Jayaseelan’s wife is praying for his safe return while Naresh’s mother had warned him against the risky gas-filling job. The NDRF personnel and Chennai Traffic Police have been unable to rescue the trapped individuals despite their best efforts.
Engineer R Jayaseelan and S Naresh are trapped in a water-filled pit in Velachery after a gas godown and bus stop collapsed onto their portable container. Jayaseelan’s wife is praying for his safe return while Naresh’s mother had warned him against the risky gas-filling job. The NDRF personnel and Chennai Traffic Police have been unable to rescue the trapped individuals despite their best efforts.
Morbi bridge repair an engineering disaster: Gujarat HC
The Gujarat high court criticizes the government for the “engineering disaster” of the Morbi suspension bridge repair and warns against repeating the mistake in the repair of two old bridges in Gondal. The court suggests involving conservation architects or INTACH for the renovation of heritage structures. The government claims to have undertaken repair works for the Gondal bridges, but the court questions the quality of the repairs and emphasizes the use of the same material in the restoration. The court also asks for periodical reports on the progress of the repairs.
The Gujarat high court criticizes the government for the “engineering disaster” of the Morbi suspension bridge repair and warns against repeating the mistake in the repair of two old bridges in Gondal. The court suggests involving conservation architects or INTACH for the renovation of heritage structures. The government claims to have undertaken repair works for the Gondal bridges, but the court questions the quality of the repairs and emphasizes the use of the same material in the restoration. The court also asks for periodical reports on the progress of the repairs.
