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Jul 30, 2011

NEW BY PASS ROAD PROPOSED FOR RAYAGADA TOWN


With the increasing industrialization in the district, the traffic volumes have increased both in terms of quantity and weightage in Rayagada district. The SH 5, which is at present insufficient to carry this volume of traffic is being widened to four lane, under the Vijaywada Ranchi corridor project. Also the sudden increase in the number of vehicle owners in Rayagada district has made it imperative for the district administration to consider the need for identifying and providing an alternative by pass route for the town. Accordingly Collector Rayagada and SP Rayagada, along with the Chairman and Councillors and some members of the Rayagada intelligentsia visited as many as three places to identify a by pass road. Finally the road via Ryot colony connecting to IACR Engineering college road and meeting the SH 4 again near Sai International hotel junction was identified as the probable by pass.
Heavy traffic such as lorries and trailers will be diverted from this by pass road. only those heavy vehicles which has some loading or unloading to be done inside Rayagada town will be allowed entry. This measure will also help to reduce the load over the flyover inside the town and increase its longevity.

Jul 28, 2011

COMPUTER TEST FOR RECRUITMENT OF JR. CLERKS NOTICE








DISTRICT ELECTRIFICATION MEETING HELD IN RAYAGADA

District electrification meeting was held in Rayagada on 27.07.11, in which teh progress of Biju Gram Jyoti Yojana and rajiv Gandhi Gramin Vidyutikaran Yojana was reviwed in detail. Along with Collector and other district level officials, including BDOs, the meeting was attended by Hon'ble MP Jayaram Pangi, ZP president Jagannath Saraka and other public representatives. the performance in BGJY has been poor as compared to RGGVY. There were number of issues such as fores clearance for the project, taking up the left over villages and inclusion of Hamlets of the revenue village in the electrification program that were discussed at length.

Jul 26, 2011

NATIONAL E-GOVERNANCE PROJECT:STANDARDIZATION OF DISTRICT WEBSITES:-

ROGI KALYAN SAMITI MEETING:

The governing body meeting of Rogi Kalyan Samiti was held today under the chairmanship of Collector Rayagada, who is also the Chairman of the Zilla Swasthya Samiti. the following presentation has details of the discussion and information about the over functioning of health system in Rayagada.


Jul 25, 2011

MAJOR NREGS MISAPPROPRIATION UNEARTHED BY THE DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION

Rayagada district administration has unearthed a major missapropriation of MGNREGS funds in the Sagada GP of Gunupur Block. On receipt of information from reliable sources about a month back, Collector Rayagada, Dr. Nitin.B.Jawale, IAS instructed the Executive Engineer Minor Irrigation Division, Sri. Pradeep Padhi, to conduct a detailed inquiry in this matter. Accordingly Sri. Padhi submitted a report to the Collector Rayagada, in which misappropriation to the tune of about Rs. 13 lakh, which includes false billing of Rs. 4 lakhs in one project, was detected in three works under NREGS in that GP alone. the concerned JEs Sri. B.B.Parida, Sri. S.K.Panda, 3 Gram Sanjojaks and concerned VLW have been placed under suspension by Collector Rayagada. The role of assistant Engineer Gunupur Block and other concerned higher officials, including BDO will be probed in detail, Collector Rayagada said.

Following is the inquiry report submitted by Sri. Pradeep Kumar Padhi, Executive Engineer, Minor Irrigation Division, Rayagada to the Collector & District Magistrate, Rayagada















Jul 23, 2011

SKILL DEVELOPMENT AND PLACEMENT CAMP UNDER SPECIAL PROJECTS , SGSY


A skill development and placement camp was organised today at Rayagada by ORMAS in coordination with Rayagada district administration. more than 500 youth from all over the district, including remote areas like Chandrapur, attending the three day long camp. More than 2000 young lot of the district is to benifit from this initiative, which invilves counselling of teh local youth regrading the skills they posses and the trades offered by the companies present in this camp.

To bring the working age population of the state to the economic mainstream, and to harness the demographic dividend, State government in Panchayati Raj department have been facilitating placement linked training for rural youth under special projects, SGSY. The Ministry of Rural Development, Government of India have sanctioned Rs. 250 Crores for the Skill Development Projects to be implemented through 22 Project Implementing Agencies (PIAs) for imparting placement linked capacity building training to rural youths in order to enhance their employability, so that these trained youth could be gainfully employed in the organized sector.
The salient features of the program are given below.
22 Project implementing Agencies [21 Multi state Agencies and 1 State level agency] including 2 new PIAs namely TOPS Security, New Delhi and ICA, Calcutta
25 projects [24 Multi state projects and 1 State level project]
5 Nodal Agencies
41 trades grouped in to 10 major skills
Coordinated by
NIRD
NABCONS
IGNOU
ORMAS
ORMAS has been declared as Nodal Agency for Monitoring and Coordination of this program in the State.
Total target for the District: 2200 Candidates
Total Youth Trained : -----------
Total Youth Placed : --------------
Initiatives taken so far by ORMAS
Formation and functioning of Skill development cell
Planned to train and place 3 lakh unemployed rural youth
Holding review meetings with PIAs
Developing Web based online application and MIS
Sensitization of Chief Executives of DSMS, BDOs and Asst. computer programmers
Support for organizing District level counseling camps
Chief Secretary reviews the programme
State level / District Level Counseling camp for selection of right aspirants
State level Skill development cell has been constituted under the chairmanship of Director,NRLM and functioning at ORMAS
Three full time programme managers have been engaged for functioning of cell
Chief Executive of DSMSs [placed at DRDAs] are designated as Nodal Officers at District level for coordination and monitoring the programme at district level
Interface between PIA and Chief Executive of DSMSs for better coordination
Monitoring Mechanism
Organising regular review meetings with PIAs
Tracking of progress against target s [quarterly]
Trainees wise detailed placement report
PIA wise target and coverage in different districts
Training center locations, intake capacity and trades available, facilities for trainees etc.
Web based MIS application developed for online application and monitoring
Physical verification of training centers of PIAs
Physical verification of placements of trainees by CE-DSMS at district level

Initiative at the district level
As a part of facilitating process district level counseling camp has been planned from 23rd to 25th July 2011 by DRDA, Rayagada with the support from DSMS with a target to mobilize prospective rural youth to undergo skill training to be imparted by different PIAs. Letters were issued to all the blocks to sponsor 200 candidates for the district level camps. The programme was officially inaugurated by Collector, Rayagada and other district level officials like Project Director, DRDA, Rayagada and Zonal Manager, ORMAS, Rayagada, Executive Officer, Municipality, Rayagada & D.I.P.R.O, Rayagada were present. Sri Jyoti Prakash Mohanty, Programme Officer, ORMAS Bhubaneswar briefed about the Programme and Process of selection of the candidates. Altogether, 08 PIAs and 02 other agencies were participating in the Counseling Camp for selection of the Candidates.


NAME OF PIAs who participated in the programme.
1. FIWE, Beherampur
2. SREI Sahaj, Bhuabneswar
3. IL & FS, Bhubaneswar
4. L & T, C.S.T.I, Kanchipuram
5. J.I.T.M, Paralakhemundi, Gajapati
6. Jagruti Foundation, Bhubaneswar
7. Techno Park, Bhubaneswar
8. District Employment Office, Rayagada

Other than PIAs following agencies are participating in the Counseling programme
1. C.T.T.C, Rayagada
2. Harrisons Malayalam, Cochin

Zonal Manager, ORMAS

Jul 17, 2011

ORIENTATION PROGRAMME FOR NEWLY RECRUITED JR. CLERKS


In the recent recruitment of Jr. Clerks, 40 candidates were selected after a free, fair and transperant process. District adminisatration has decided to organise sunday orientation programmes for such clerks, with the objective of building their capacities in discharging their services, since at present there is no such system and the newly recruited clerks have to learn their work only on job. Collector Rayagada inaugarated this orientation programme today and some senior ministerial staff conducted training programmes on how to organise and write files for different different depts. Collector Rayagada explained the role and responsibilties of clerks in the changing times , where people expect Sensitive, Mobile, Accountable, Responsive and Transperant governance system. Many succesful candidates expressed their happiness for being selected on merit basis, in a tranperant process. Most of these candidates belong to poor families, infact some of them from a very poor background and their sucees has not only strenthened their faith in the governance system, but also that of the society at large.

CORE COMMITTEE FOR EPIDEMIC DIARRHEA MANAGEMENT IN RAYAGADA

VULNERABILITY MAPPING OF RAYAGADA DISTRICT FOR EPIDEMIC DIARHHEA
Core committee for diarhhea management in Rayagada.
A core committee has been set up at the district level under the chairmanship of Collector Rayagada. The CDMO is the member convenor and the other prominent members are DFO, DPM NRHM, Executive engineers of PWD, Rural Development, Rural Water supply and Sanitation, DPC DPEP, DWO, DSWO, and others. In the core commitee meeting issues related to the planning of management of epide mic diarrheal disease were discussed. Later in a press conference, the details of the plan were explained to the media persons.
The diarhhea management plan includes:
1. Vulnerability mapping of the entite district based on the folllowing indicators:
A Previous incidences of epidemic diarhheal disease, its intensity and length
b Connectivity profile of thst area which includes analysis of the terrain, icluding telecommunication aspect
c Coverage fro health sector such as PHCs, sub centres and like anS Secd Presence of other linked depts such as ICDS and Veternary
d and lastly, the prevelant socioal and cultural traits of community

Accordinly six compact zones have been identifies as the most vulnerable, these include
1. Siripai subcentre area of Kashipur PHC along with Sunger, Adajore and Mandibisi GPs
2. Serigumma subcentre area of Shikarpai PHC of Kalyansinghpur block.
3. Sahada PHC and Madhuban PHC area of Bissamcuttack and Gudari block
4. Both the DKDA area, Chatikona of Bissamcuttack block and Parsali of Kalyansinghpur.
5. Kumbhikota ICDS sector of Rayagada block
6. Jangili and dangodi area of Jemadeipentho PHC area Rayagada block.
Along with these six, two morw compact zones i.e, Lanjia saura devlopment agency area in Gunupur block and Bijapur subcentre area of Chandrapur block have also tentatively included in vulnerable category. The rest of the district is in the alert category.

2. As a preventive meaure, the district administration intends to start Temporary treatment centres ( TTC) in atleast three places in the first two vulnerable zones, which was the focal point of last years diarrhea outbreak. The support of the state govt's health dept is much required by the way of temporary deployment of doctors in these TTCs and filling up the vacant posts of doctors in the long run.
3. Surviellance of of utomost importance for prevention of any epidemic outbreak and for a prompt response in case of any eventual outbreak. A nodal officers system from the village to block level for atleast two blocks, Kashipur and Kalyansinghpur, has been worked out, which will report to the health control room in the district HQ hospital. Along with this a mobile surviellance system is to be put in place to oversee the situation.
4. Infrastructure and manpower of Village level 'vana suraksha samiti' is also to be utilised for this purpose.
5. SOUTHCO the electrical dist com, has been entrusted witht the task of completion of the electrification of all the PHC new and subcentrs in the vulnerable area.
6. RWSS has already completed most of the projects for tubewell sinking and pipe water scheme in the vulnerable as well as other areas.
7. As per the sugesstion of the district administration the state governemtn has already set up a branch of Regional Medical Research centre in Rayagada. This will help to analyze the trend of devlopment of dirahheal disease and enable us to anticipate the time and location of occurence of any epidemic, in case one arises. Already water samples and rectal swabs are being collected from different areas and analysis of it will begin from monday, 18th july 2011.
8. Lastly the aspect of sensitization of community was discussed and explained in detial. The measures such as massive postering campaign, sensitisation of GKS and aspect of sensitization through audio visual meduim such as Jingles on AIR and telefilm in Kui language was explained in detail to the press.

Jul 16, 2011

PREPARATION FOR DIARRHEAL EPIDEMICS IN RAYAGADA

As a part of the preparation for the come rainy season and to counter any possible outbreak of diarhheal disease epidemic in the district, Rayagada district administration had planned for massive sensisitisation of the community, particularly the tribal communities in remote interior areas such as Kashipur, Bissamcuttack and Gudari. The strategy for sensitisation is to explain the correlation of unsafe drinking water with diarhheal diseases such as cholera and also that during rainy season water in the natural streams tends to get more contaminated beacuse of mixing of contaminating material such as filth from the nearby villages and feacal matter due to open defeacation. The consumption of this type of water leads to epidemic diarhheal disease' such as cholera.

The district adminstartion has planned massive sensitization on this aspect. The strategy involves pasting thousands of posters bearing pictorgraphical messages regarding Dos and Donts about diarhhea. Jinles are being played on All India Radio and to add to it district administration is liberally using the audio visual medium.

To elucidae this aspect and genesis of epidemic diarhheal disease, in a way the tribal communities can understand, appreciate and internalize, Rayagada district administratin with the support of NRHM has made a short film in the local 'kui' language.

The short film is made from the concept of Dr.Nitin.B.Jawale, IAS Collector and District Magistrate Rayagada and is directed by Sri. Ashok Mishra of All India Radio, Jeypore station. This short film, which has also been uploaded on the district youtube channel, will be shown in all the villages, at all Haat (market) location, in schools and other important public locations such as bus stands and railways stations and PHCs. Sensitisation is the key in not only preventing diarrhea epidemics, but also to manage the situation in case of an outbreak.

Another important aspect is to sensitize people about individual and community sanitation, which includes sensitisation of Gaon Kalyan samitis about their role in overall health management in their village in general and diarrhea & malaria management in particular. CARE is the nodal NGO identified by NRHM to senistise GKS through a network of other NGOs.