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Udfngrzq Rq Plvohdglqj Dgv Ihdwxulqj Fhoheulwlhv () 9 $#01$ !+ (" 1$ !+ +,#-+. /01 .''/ *+,- &.+01 )#(!2 3 2 4: B 3 3 4 ? ? 34 2 @ A @ ; )*5<++' <=< ; 4)$" ++$# 2 3 1245 67 08 ! " ! ! # # lution, we invited suggestions $ ! % from the public. he odd-even scheme will “We have received 1,200 Tbe rolled out in the nation- suggestions. Many residents al Capital from November 4 to and experts have strongly sup- embers of the Legislative November 15, said Delhi Chief ported implementation of the MAssembly of Jharkhand Minister Arvind Kejriwal on scheme in peak pollution peri- today gathered for the first time Friday. He also announced a od. Their recommendation was in the one-day special session slew of measures to mitigate that odd-even policy is a very of the House just a day after the pollution during winter effective measure, particularly inauguration of the new months due to stubble burning in winter months. We have Assembly building by Prime in neighbouring States. started making preparations Minister Narendra Modi and Kejriwal laid emphasis on to implement the odd-even were awestruck with the mag- seven-point action plan to scheme in Delhi.” nificence of the House that the combat winter air pollution. Kejriwal said the details of State got after 19 long years of The Government has set spe- the 12-day scheme will be wait. Almost all members, cial plans for 12 pollution hot shared with Delhiites in com- except those from the spots in the city. Among them ing days. Vehicles are expect- Jharkhand Mukti Morcha, ! " mass distribution of masks, ed to ply alternately on odd and the polluted air and lem. All of us will come togeth- admired the new facility and !# $ % mechanised sweeping of roads, even dates as per their regis- causes breathing trou- er and celebrate on the eve of pledged to work hard to make # % # & tree plantation are high on the tration numbers during the bles for humans and Diwali with a mega laser show. a new Jharkhand in the com- ' ! Government agenda. implementation of the scheme. animals. Entry to the event will be free. ing days. Citing Energy Policy Addressing a Press confer- “Using crackers to Venue and other details will be The session began with people,” she said. Bhagwan Birsa Munda will Institute of University of ence, the CM said, “Ten or celebrate Diwali will announced in the coming Governor Droupadi Murmu’s Addressing the legislators also be installed on the premis- Chicago (EPIC’s) air pollution eleven months of the year, exacerbate the prob- days,” said the CM. address, in which she called CM Raghubar Das said, on the es soon. report, prepared during the Delhi’s air has seen a marked upon the lawmakers of the State occasion, that the State has got Later, while meeting the pilot project of odd-even in improvement. But every to follow their primary duty of the building of its largest workers and labourers of the January 2016, Kejriwal said November, because of the making laws for the benefit of Panchayat after 19 years. newly inaugurated Assembly, the policy implementation smoke that comes from Punjab the people, monitor works of the “Government will work under on the way to his office after the resulted in a drop in Particulate and Haryana, Delhi turns into executive and always remain the guidance of Governor, end of the session, the CM Matter (PM) 2.5 by 14-16 per a gas chamber. The Centre was speaking to the media alert and accountable towards which she gave us today. I talked to the labourers working cent as compared to that in and these States are trying to after inaugurating a CNG out- public issues. thank the Speaker, Leader of there, shook hands with them neighbouring cities — prevent this from happening. nion Transport Minister let in Nagpur. She also praised the new Opposition and all the mem- and also took pictures. Faridabad, Gurugram and But until that happens, we UNitin Gadkari has frowned “Now there is no such Assembly building equipped bers of the House on this occa- “The workers and labourers, Rohatak. The car rationing must take steps to protect our- at Delhi Chief Minister Arvind need (odd-even scheme) with modern facilities and said sion. Assembly is a place where who have toiled day and night scheme was implemented in selves from the toxic air creat- Kejriwal’s decision to introduce because the new ring road we that it has been made under legislators make future of the with their blood and sweat are Delhi then and a fine of 2,000 ed due to stubble burning.” the odd-even road rationing have built is helping reduce pol- national Building Code 2015 State. We hope that the law- entitled to congratulations. was imposed on violators. To address pollution men- scheme in the national Capital lution in Delhi to a certain on 39 acres of land as per makers of the State will build Seeing your hard work, the Elaborating on the logic ace, the Delhi Government from November 4 to November extent. Besides, my Ministry is GRIHA 3 Star norms and is a a new Jharkhand and new Prime Minister of the country, behind the scheme this year said it will organise a commu- 15, saying that already anti-pol- pursuing road works of about Green Building. India from this place,” he said. Narendra Modi was also very when only a few days ago the nity Diwali laser show on the lution measures are in place. 50,000 crore. Cleaning of the The Governor further said The CM talked about the happy. He especially congratu- Central Pollution Control eve of the festival. While Kejriwal said the Yamuna river and other works that the building is also made works carried on by the Central lated all the workers. He himself Board data showd a 25 per cent “The Supreme Court has move was aimed at combating to curb pollution are also with energy saving technology Government in 100 days and wanted to meet you, but he dip in the pollution level in prohibited the bursting of high levels of air pollution in underway,” he said. and it has water recycling plant said that the Centre has been could not meet you yesterday Delhi, Kejriwal said, “Before crackers in Delhi. In the win- winters when crop burning underway in Delhi would “I think Delhi will be pol- for rain water harvesting. She constantly supporting the State due to lack of time,” said the CM. preparing the Winter Action ter season, the temperature takes place in neighbouring ensure it is pollution-free lution free in two years time,” praised the inclusion of art-cul- for public welfare works. “All Speaker Dinesh Oraon, in Plan (WAC) to combat air pol- inversion leads to stagnation of States, Gadkari claimed works in the next two years. Gadkari he asserted. ture and popular painting of credit for the new Assembly his concluding speech, gave Jharkhand in the building. building goes to the 3.25 crore detailed account of the business “We have to remember people of the State, who have of five years of the State " that all of you have been elect- given a stable government that Assembly, which will be dis- ed to fulfil the aspirations of could take firm decisions. solved after elections scheduled people and provide service to The residents of Kute vil- in the end of this year. O P # the masses. The laws that you lage, who were rehabilitated He expressed gratitude are making have direct con- from here have also played a towards the functionaries of the % nection with people’s lives and great role in actualisation of the House, Government officials, ! their welfare. Being the high- dream of a new Assembly legislators and expressed hope " # est elected representatives’ building,” said the CM that in coming days the people’s $% & institution the responsibility of responding to MLAs’ sugges- representatives will fulfilll the '(#$ the Assembly is to realise the tions that statues of former PM needs and aspirations of each ($ dreams and aspirations of the Atal Bihari Vajpayee and person of the State. !()$$(()+ everal close family members L(!!"M.( ! Sof a PDP leader, including #"#!( '(+ his father and elder brother, on +" 0' Friday survived 12-hour long % !($1 hostage crisis after three gun- # )"' totting terrorists barged into )(!0 )!( hirty-three people, most of their house in Kishtwar’s )("( Tthem in their 20s, drowned Gurian and fled with the ser- # +!$ during the immersion of vice gun of the leader’s securi- !"($1 Ganesh idols in Maharashtra, ty guard after thrashing him. Madhya Pradesh and Delhi, The sensational incident, P officials said on Friday. Some of second in the last six months, nion Minister for ! the dead were minor, they said. prompted district authorities to UAgriculture and Farmers $) In Bhopal, 11 people died immediately impose curfew in Welfare Narendra Singh Tomar 2! !!"(( when two boats carrying an Kishtwar to prevent escape of today said that the State of !340) idol for immersion in a lake in this group of terrorists. Jharkhand will be given the $ $%& Khatlapura capsized. Seventeen Additional forces were Commendation Award for out- $)(!4+ #56 people were on the boats when deployed on ground zero to standing performance in the )!"$(1 the incident took place around hour of grief, our thoughts are Immersion of Ganesh cordon off the area before a rice category for the year 2017- ')!"(0!0 4.30 am, the Bhopal district col- with the families of those who idols, which began on Anant massive manhunt was 18. !$.0$( lector said. Six of the dead in lost their lives,” the Prime Chaturdashi on Thursday, con- launched.
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