AIADMK Gets Back NET POWER :: 25 New Official Websites for AIADMK
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c m y k c m y k 4 Chennai ● Saturday ● 8 August 2009 DC city TENDERS / NOTICES N. ARUN KUMAR DC | CHENNAI Aug. 7: With the state gov- ernment clearing the pro- posal for transfer of devel- opmental rights (TDR) to owners of lands from whom the city corporation or any other government agency acquires land, the owners will be able to sell their floor space index (FSI) to builders and get money. This will help the govern- ment acquire land free of cost from private parties for infrastructure development activities. The state government, in its August 6 order, said the CMDA’s member-secre- tary, in his letter to the state government on November 4 last year, requested it to approve TDR guidelines passed by the authority at its meeting on October 22 last year. “As per the second master plan, the FSI credit in the form of development rights certificate shall be equal to the surrendered land area multiplied by an FSI of 1.5 multiplied further by a factor arrived at by dividing the guideline value of the land surrendered with the guideline value of the land at which the develop- ment regulations transferred is proposed to be received or utilised,” the order said. According to the GO, the government has decided to issue orders that wherever the lands surrendered quali- fy for FSI of 2.00 or more, the extent of additional FSI allowed in TDR shall be 0.25. “The government, after careful consideration, has decided to amend the devel- opment regulations approved under the Chennai city second master plan,” Mr Surjit K. Chaudhary, principal secretary, housing and urban development department, said. A senior city corporation official on Friday said with the state government clear- ing the TDR proposal on August 6 it would help the civic body to widen roads at 12 traffic intersections and 25 bus route roads in the city, as planned, without much financial burden. TN okays land acquisition guidelines ● MOVE WILL HELP CIVIC BODY TO WIDEN ROADS AT 12 TRAFFIC INTERSECTIONS DC CORRESPONDENT CHENNAI Aug. 7: The Chennai cor- poration on Friday evicted the encroachment on Demellows Road at Patta- lam following complains from the residents and traders. Deccan Chronicle had earlier reported the increase in encroachment of the road that had been affecting motorists, pedes- trians and residents over a period of time. “Once buses were plying through this route. But the encroachment on the roads, unchecked by offi- cials, reduced the carriage- way affecting the flow of traffic. Thanks to the initiative of social activists and Dec- can Chronicle, the prob- lem was brought to the notice of officials,” said A. Kasinathan, a resident at Demellows Road. The eviction was carried out under the supervision of Pullionthope assistant commissioner, R. Chan- dran and corporation offi- cials. Four inspectors and 10 constables were on duty during the eviction drive. AIADMK gets back Net power PEER MOHAMED DC | CHENNAI Aug. 7: AIADMK afi- cionados can get to see the party membership card of late veteran MGR if they visit www.aiadmkallindi a.com, a website devel- oped by B. Balamani- gandan, a 23-year-old MCA student and an ardent fan of the party supremo, Ms Jay- alalithaa. Balamanigandan, who is studying at Periyar University in Salem, has developed 10 websites for the AIADMK. The sites have a lot of data on the party’s history and details of its elec- toral performance since its inception. There are constant updates on the news relating to the party including the latest one on the boycott of the August 18 bypoll. Bala- manigandan’s site is more interesting than the official site of the party,www.aiadmkallin dia.org. He is also deter- mined to retrieve the two hacked sites of the party, www.aiadmk.org andwww.aiadmkindia.o rg, with permission from the party supremo. A Christian religious portal and a dating site are being run on these addresses now.“I have written to Madam Jay- alalithaa to give me an opportunity to serve the party,” he said. “I am confident that I can retrieve both hacked domains.” He has also registered domains such as www.electadmk.org, www.drmgr.org to pre- vent the party’s name from being misused by hackers. DC CORRESPONDENT CHENNAI Aug. 7: Chief minister M. Karunanidhi on Friday threatened to sack the agi- tating noon meal centre workers who attempted to march towards the state sec- retariat demanding wage hike, pension and job regu- larisation. In his trademark question and answer state- ment, Mr Karunanidhi said the government might be compelled to replace the striking noon meal centre workers with the many oth- ers waiting to work for the same wages. “At a time when 90 per cent of the workers are sat- isfactorily working in the noon meal centres, the remaining 10 per cent, who are provoked by others, involve in such agitations,” he said adding that the wages of workers have been hiked thrice after his gov- ernment assumed office. Similarly, grade I and II anganwadi assistants, noon meal centre cooks and their assistants were brought under special time scale pay from consolidated pay, the chief minister pointed out. Stating that out of the 706 schemes announced so far by this state, about 489 pro- jects were completed and 87 were under implementation, the DMK president took potshots at CPI (M) state secretary N. Varadharajan for his remark that announcements made by his government remained only on paper. The DMK chief also recalled the incidents of 2007 presidential polls and said that Jayalalithaa had not answered the queries raised by media over her party MLAs and MPs par- ticipating in the polls despite a similar boycott call given by her then. CM stick for noon meal staff Chairman of National cricket selection committee Kris Srikanth obliges fans with autographs at the sports day function of SRM Nightingale school in T Nagar on Friday. PHOTO:DC star signature ALERT DC CORRESPONDENT CHENNAI Aug. 7: A fact finding team consisting of aca- demicians, advocates, doctors and activists sought a commission of enquiry into the recent spurt in mysteri- ous slum fires in Chen- nai ‘to clear the public suspicion whether they were part of an evic- tion strategy of the government.’ Releasing the fact- finding report, the activists observed that most of the fire acci- dents have occurred in slums slated for evic- tions to give space for development activities. “The state government should present a white paper on slum evic- tions providing the rea- sons for the same as well as the alternatives that have been pro- posed to protect the livelihood of the slum evictees,” it said. Professor A. Marx said that five people lost their lives in one such slum fire at JJ Nagar near Korukup- pet railway station. “While the victims have been facing severe hardships due to the fire and apparent lack of support from the government, they are also being asked to move to relocation sites far away from the city.”he said. Call for probe into slum fires Road cleared of enroachment Corporation workers remove encroachments on Demellows Road at Pattalam on Friday. PHOTO:DC The DMK chief took potshots at CPI (M) state secretary N. Varadharajan for his remark that announcements made by this state remain only in paper. Chennai: Southern rail- ways will run the following special trains in order to clear the extra rush of pas- sengers during ensuing Onam festival. Train No.0625 Chennai Central - Kannur Superfast Special will leave Chennai Central at 5 pm on August 30 and arrive Kannur at 6.30 am the next day. Train No.0626 Kannur - Chennai Central Superfast Special will leave Kannur at 6.15 pm on August 31 and arrive Chennai Central at 8 am the next day. Train No.0619 Chennai Central - Manga- lore Superfast Special will leave Chennai Central at 5 pm on September 1 and September 3 and arrive Mangalore at 9.10 am the next day. Train No.0620 Mangalore — Chennai Central Superfast Special will leave Mangalore at 4 pm on September 2 and September 4 and arrive Chennai Central at 8.00 am the next day. Train No. 0657 Chennai Central — Trivandrum Special will leave Chennai Central at 8.30 pm on August 28 and arrive Trivandrum at 12.45 pm the next day. Train No.0658 Trivandrum - Chennai Central Special will leave Trivandrum at 2.30 pm on August 29 and arrive Chennai Central at 08.30 hrs. the next day. Train No. 0647 Chennai Central — Trivandrum Special will leave Chennai Central at 8.30 pm on Sep- tember 5 and arrive Trivan- drum at 12.45 pm the next day. Train No. 0648 Trivandrum - Chennai Central Special will leave Trivandrum at 2.15 pm on September 6 and arrive Chennai Central at 7.45 am the next day. Train No. 0657 Chennai Central — Trivandrum Special will leave Chennai Central at 8.30 pm on September 7 and arrive Trivandrum at 12.45 pm the next day. Reservation for the above trains will com- mence on August 8. Special trains ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR TDR Eligitble FSI* Extent of FSI allowed in Transfer of Gain or loss to the owner development Rights on opting for TDR 1.5 2.25 +0.75 1.5 2.25 +0.75 1.75 2.25 +0.5 2.00 2.25 + 0.25 2.25 2.25 0.0 2.5 2.25 -0.25 DC impact
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c m y k c m y k
4Chennai ●● Saturday ●● 8 August 2009DCcity
TENDERS / NOTICES
N. ARUN KUMAR
DC | CHENNAI
Aug. 7: With the state gov-ernment clearing the pro-posal for transfer of devel-opmental rights (TDR) toowners of lands from whomthe city corporation or anyother government agencyacquires land, the ownerswill be able to sell their floorspace index (FSI) tobuilders and get money.This will help the govern-ment acquire land free ofcost from private parties forinfrastructure developmentactivities.
The state government, inits August 6 order, said theCMDA’s member-secre-
tary, in his letter to the stategovernment on November 4last year, requested it toapprove TDR guidelinespassed by the authority at itsmeeting on October 22 lastyear. “As per the secondmaster plan, the FSI creditin the form of development
rights certificate shall beequal to the surrenderedland area multiplied by anFSI of 1.5 multiplied furtherby a factor arrived at bydividing the guideline valueof the land surrendered withthe guideline value of theland at which the develop-
ment regulations transferredis proposed to be received orutilised,” the order said.
According to the GO, thegovernment has decided toissue orders that whereverthe lands surrendered quali-fy for FSI of 2.00 or more,the extent of additional FSI
allowed in TDR shall be0.25.
“The government, aftercareful consideration, hasdecided to amend the devel-opment regulationsapproved under the Chennaicity second master plan,”Mr Surjit K. Chaudhary,principal secretary, housingand urban developmentdepartment, said.
A senior city corporationofficial on Friday said withthe state government clear-ing the TDR proposal onAugust 6 it would help thecivic body to widen roads at12 traffic intersections and25 bus route roads in thecity, as planned, withoutmuch financial burden.
TN okays land acquisition guidelines● MOVE WILL HELP CIVIC BODY TO WIDEN ROADS AT 12 TRAFFIC INTERSECTIONS
DC CORRESPONDENT
CHENNAI
Aug. 7: The Chennai cor-poration on Friday evictedthe encroachment onDemellows Road at Patta-lam following complainsfrom the residents andtraders.
Deccan Chronicle hadearlier reported theincrease in encroachmentof the road that had beenaffecting motorists, pedes-trians and residents over aperiod of time.
“Once buses were plyingthrough this route. But theencroachment on the
roads, unchecked by offi-cials, reduced the carriage-way affecting the flow oftraffic.
Thanks to the initiativeof social activists and Dec-can Chronicle, the prob-lem was brought to thenotice of officials,” said A.Kasinathan, a resident atDemellows Road.
The eviction was carriedout under the supervisionof Pullionthope assistantcommissioner, R. Chan-dran and corporation offi-cials.
Four inspectors and 10constables were on dutyduring the eviction drive.
AIADMK getsback Net powerPEER MOHAMED
DC | CHENNAI
Aug. 7: AIADMK afi-cionados can get to seethe party membershipcard of late veteranMGR if theyvisit www.aiadmkallindia.com, a website devel-oped by B. Balamani-gandan, a 23-year-oldMCA student and anardent fan of the partysupremo, Ms Jay-alalithaa.
Balamanigandan, whois studying at PeriyarUniversity in Salem, hasdeveloped 10 websitesfor the AIADMK. Thesites have a lot of dataon the party’s historyand details of its elec-toral performance sinceits inception. There areconstant updates on thenews relating to theparty including the latestone on the boycott of the
August 18 bypoll. Bala-manigandan’s site ismore interesting than theofficial site of theparty,www.aiadmkallindia.org. He is also deter-mined to retrieve thetwo hacked sites of theparty, www.aiadmk.organdwww.aiadmkindia.org, with permission fromthe party supremo.
A Christian religiousportal and a dating siteare being run on theseaddresses now.“I havewritten to Madam Jay-alalithaa to give me anopportunity to serve theparty,” he said. “I amconfident that I canretrieve both hackeddomains.”
He has also registereddomains suchas www.electadmk.org,www.drmgr.org to pre-vent the party’s namefrom being misused byhackers.
DC CORRESPONDENT
CHENNAI
Aug. 7: Chief minister M.Karunanidhi on Fridaythreatened to sack the agi-tating noon meal centreworkers who attempted tomarch towards the state sec-retariat demanding wagehike, pension and job regu-larisation. In his trademarkquestion and answer state-ment, Mr Karunanidhi saidthe government might becompelled to replace thestriking noon meal centreworkers with the many oth-ers waiting to work for thesame wages.
“At a time when 90 percent of the workers are sat-isfactorily working in thenoon meal centres, theremaining 10 per cent, whoare provoked by others,involve in such agitations,”he said adding that thewages of workers have beenhiked thrice after his gov-ernment assumed office.Similarly, grade I and IIanganwadi assistants, noonmeal centre cooks and theirassistants were broughtunder special time scale pay
from consolidated pay, thechief minister pointed out.
Stating that out of the 706schemes announced so farby this state, about 489 pro-jects were completed and 87were under implementation,the DMK president tookpotshots at CPI (M) statesecretary N. Varadharajanfor his remark thatannouncements made by hisgovernment remained onlyon paper.
The DMK chief alsorecalled the incidents of2007 presidential polls andsaid that Jayalalithaa hadnot answered the queriesraised by media over herparty MLAs and MPs par-ticipating in the pollsdespite a similar boycottcall given by her then.
CM stick fornoon meal staff
Chairman of National cricket selection committee Kris Srikanth obliges fanswith autographs at the sports day function of SRM Nightingale school in TNagar on Friday. PHOTO:DC
star signature
ALERT
DC CORRESPONDENT
CHENNAI
Aug. 7: A fact findingteam consisting of aca-demicians, advocates,doctors and activistssought a commissionof enquiry into therecent spurt in mysteri-ous slum fires in Chen-nai ‘to clear the publicsuspicion whether theywere part of an evic-tion strategy of thegovernment.’
Releasing the fact-finding report, theactivists observed thatmost of the fire acci-dents have occurred inslums slated for evic-tions to give space fordevelopment activities.“The state government
should present a whitepaper on slum evic-tions providing the rea-sons for the same aswell as the alternativesthat have been pro-posed to protect thelivelihood of the slumevictees,” it said.
Professor A. Marxsaid that five peoplelost their lives in onesuch slum fire at JJNagar near Korukup-pet railway station.“While the victimshave been facingsevere hardships due tothe fire and apparentlack of support fromthe government, theyare also being asked tomove to relocationsites far away from thecity.”he said.
Call for probeinto slum fires
Road cleared of enroachment
Corporation workers remove encroachments onDemellows Road at Pattalam on Friday. PHOTO:DC
The DMK chief tookpotshots at CPI (M)state secretary N.Varadharajan forhis remark thatannouncementsmade by this stateremain only in paper.
Chennai: Southern rail-ways will run the followingspecial trains in order toclear the extra rush of pas-sengers during ensuingOnam festival.
Train No.0625 ChennaiCentral - Kannur SuperfastSpecial will leave ChennaiCentral at 5 pm on August30 and arrive Kannur at6.30 am the next day. TrainNo.0626 Kannur - ChennaiCentral Superfast Specialwill leave Kannur at 6.15pm on August 31 and arriveChennai Central at 8 am thenext day. Train No.0619Chennai Central - Manga-lore Superfast Special willleave Chennai Central at 5pm on September 1 andSeptember 3 and arriveMangalore at 9.10 am thenext day. Train No.0620Mangalore — ChennaiCentral Superfast Specialwill leave Mangalore at 4pm on September 2 andSeptember 4 and arriveChennai Central at 8.00 amthe next day.
Train No. 0657 ChennaiCentral — TrivandrumSpecial will leave ChennaiCentral at 8.30 pm onAugust 28 and arriveTrivandrum at 12.45 pmthe next day. TrainNo.0658 Trivandrum -Chennai Central Specialwill leave Trivandrum at2.30 pm on August 29 andarrive Chennai Central at08.30 hrs. the next day.
Train No. 0647 ChennaiCentral — TrivandrumSpecial will leave ChennaiCentral at 8.30 pm on Sep-tember 5 and arrive Trivan-drum at 12.45 pm the nextday. Train No. 0648Trivandrum - ChennaiCentral Special will leaveTrivandrum at 2.15 pm onSeptember 6 and arriveChennai Central at 7.45 amthe next day. Train No.0657 Chennai Central —Trivandrum Special willleave Chennai Central at8.30 pm on September 7and arrive Trivandrum at12.45 pm the nextday. Reservation for theabove trains will com-mence on August 8.
Specialtrains
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR TDREligitble FSI* Extent of FSI allowed in Transfer of Gain or loss to the owner
development Rights on opting for TDR
1.5 2.25 +0.75
1.5 2.25 +0.75
1.75 2.25 +0.5
2.00 2.25 + 0.25
2.25 2.25 0.0
2.5 2.25 -0.25
DC impact
