Tree unroots at Jheeni Ret

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As the falling of trees continue in the city, another giant tree fell to the ground today at Bhatnagar Colony, Jheeni Ret area this afternoon.

Fortunately, no casualties have been reported in the incident except for a minor damage to the boundary wall of a house in the area.

According to sources, the old big Neem tree was located near the temple at Bhatnagar Colony and was already in a fragile condition.

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Praveen Bhatnagar, owner of the house whose boundary wall has been damaged due to the incident told UT, “We have given several written requests to our ward councillor Archana Sharma (Ward 49) about the tree’s weak condition, but in vain and today finally it collapsed”.

Archana Sharma the councillor of area, who visited the spot said, “We tried doing our best and shred the tree bushes in the recent past, to reduce the weight on the trunk”.

The tree fell around 2.15 PM soon after the sounds of the cracklings but the alert citizens cleared the area and vehicles, which subsequently saved major harm.




Colossal arena to be made for Lord Khatu Shyamji

devotees-khatushyamjiThe customary prayers were performed today as part of the preparation of the upcoming event to be held on 5 May, popularly known as ‘Varshik Jaagran Mahotsav’ at Fateh School as a homage to Shree Khatu Shyam Ji, a Hindu deity popularly known as Shyam Baba who is worshipped for his great sacrifice. The main temple of Khatu Shyam ji is located at Khatu Nagri in Sikar district of Rajasthan.

In Udaipur, Shree Shyam Bhakt Mandal Trust would be organizing the  9th Annual Jaagran Mahotsav at Fateh Senior Secondary School, Udaipur on 5th May. The event consists of many rituals and bhajans. [Read more...]




Teachers Education Seminar from 21st April

A national seminar titled ‘Teacher Education – Challenges of the 21st Century’ would be organized at the Agriculture College, Udaipur with the co-ordination of the Department of Education, MLSU on 21st and 22nd April, 2012.

The seminar is expected to be attended by many professors, teachers, deans and well-known educationalists. Till now, 140 applicants are registered and 110 papers have been received for the different segments of the seminar.

Various challenges like present decisive structures of education, development in science and technology, learning method and child psychology, privatization, etc will be the points of discussion at the seminar.

Dr. Sodani said, “Dr. A.B Fatak, Prof. O.S. Dewal, Advisory, National Teacher Education Corporation,New Delhi; Prof. M.P Sharma, Prof. Praveen Doshi, Dr. Damina Chaudhary, Dr. Anupuniya, Dr. Surendra Diwedi, Advisor Group are the ones who are keenly observing the administration and process of the seminar”. [Read more...]




Priority to Flyover after UIT- Budget

fly-over-planWork on Elevated road proposed between Court Circle and Udiapol is expected to start soon after UIT Budget for the session 2012-13. Work on completing the requisite formalities for road construction will be started on a priority basis after the Budget.

The Ground Survey for the elevated road has already been completed in the month of February and DPR (Daily Project Report) forwarded to Roop Kumar Khurrana, Chairman, UIT. Though the pace of work was retarded due to UIT budget, but the project is soon expected to gain momentum as per information received from higher officials at UIT. [Read more...]




Udiapol Circle to get Heritage Look

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The Udiapol circle construction that has been going on for some time by the Udaipur Municipal Council has finally found its developers and caretakers in HZL.

An agreement to the effect has been signed between HZL and the Udaipur Municipal Council, which will be effective from 2012 for Five Years. The contract addresses construction, maintenance and caretaking of the Udiapol Roundabout. [Read more...]




Mahi Travels to offer free service to poor

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Mahi Travels was inaugurated today by Ashok Shah, Socialist on the auspicious day of Mahaveer Jayanti. They also started AC and Non-AC buses enroute Ahemdabad, Surat and Mumbai.

Paras Jain, Proprietor, Mahi Travels said, “Our sleeper buses would have facilities of L.C.D screens and washroom. We also have a separate firm to handle luggage and parcel services.”

“From Udaipur two AC buses of 2X1 sleeper and sitting facility and one Non-AC with 2X1 sleeper are operating. The AC bus from Udaipur will be for Mumbai Fort, Victoria Terminus and Khetwadi, one AC bus for Vasi and Panvel, one non-AC for Khetwadi, Boriwali, Malaad, Andheri, Santacruze, Bandra, Daadar, Mumbai Central and Fort Victoria Terminus. Daily, 3 buses will depart from Udaipur at 4 pm,” added Paras Jain. [Read more...]




Jain Community Rejoices in Samuhik Vivah

13-samuhik-vivah-jain138 couples of the Jain community from in and around Udaipur received blessings from their parents and relatives they were tied in a wedlock at the 13th Samuhik Vivah ceremony today on the occasion of Mahavir Jayanti.

A large number of community members took part in the mass function that took place at the Fateh School ground and extended their wishes to all newlywed couples. [Read more...]




Epitome of Honesty: Rs.40,000 found, returned back

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While there were dozens of bag and chain snatching incidents registered in various police stations of the city, a few honest people like Raj Kumar Chauhan, an employee with Municipal Corporation, are still playing the role of a hero.

Because of Raj Kumar’s utmost honesty, a man got back his bag containing Rs.40000 which he had lost in the market.

bherulalBherulal Sharma (in photo above), a tea supplier, was going home after collecting cash from the retailers. According to him, he had kept cash of Rs.40000 in a cloth bag hanging on the scooter. The bag apparently fell near Paras Travels, Udiapol. A team of workers from Municipal Council were working on drainage system when Raj Kumar noticed a bag lying in middle of the road. He picked up the bag and gave it to the councilor Paras Singhvi.

After sometime when Bherulal came back searching for his bag, he met Paras Singhvi who told him about the incident and returned him the bag.

Bherulal appreciated Raj Kumar and his colleagues and awarded them Rs.1000 for their honesty.




BJP Leaders in Support of Modi’s “Sadbhavna Upvas”

In the support of Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi’s 3 day ‘Sadhbhavna’ fast, BJP party workers of Udaipur staged a dharna at Surajpol today. BJP senior worker Dharmnarayan Joshi, who was a state minister before, had done fast for a day to support the mission of Narendra Modi.

Various party workers including Kiran Maheshwari, National General Secretary, BJP also attended the demonstration.

While talking to UdaipurTimes.com Kiran Maheshwari said, “Fasting itself is a symbol of harmony; the important is the mission behind it which is led by Narendra Modi and followed by every one of us who wants peace and wishes to get rid of corruption in the country.”

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Praising the Gujarat CM, Kiran Maheshwari said, “Narendra Modi is a successful leader who has made Gujarat one of the most affluent states in India. He is an ideal Chief Minister and we are here to support him.”

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Dharmnarayan Joshi who was on one day fast today said, “From last 10 years, the congress is creating a negative atmosphere for Mr. Modi, but discarding all false allegations, Narendra Modi has set an example of great leadership in Gujarat. We all are here today in support of Modi.”

Joshi blamed Congress party workers to be allegedly involved in 1984 riots when hundreds and thousands of people were killed but still many of them are enjoying their lives. He said, “We only request to God to give wisdom to Congress party to bring out this nation from all the problems.”

Paras Singhvi, city Councilor said, “This is the message of Peace and Harmony from Narendra Modi to the people of Gujarat and India. Fasting is the best way to convey the message of Sadbhavna (harmony).”




Most Dangerous Four-Ways In Udaipur

From use of animal driven carts to motor driven vehicles, the mode of transportation has evolved many folds. In series of this evolution, Udaipur too has grown from a small town to a big city. Many changes took place in the recent years in our city; multiplied population, technological advancements, increased needs and wants are few of them.

However, Udaipur’s response to this modernization and its inclination towards automobiles is fastest in the country. Udaipur has the highest density of cars over its population in entire Asia but this is leading to a complete haphazard kind of traffic situation. Major problem faced by people of the city are due to the:

  • Unmanageable circles.
  • Ever increasing traffic.
  • Lack of public awareness.
  • Very few abiding by the rule to wear helmets and using seat belts.
  • Lack of sensitivity on the part of administration.
  • Unnecessary hurry and rash driving.
  • Traffic signals not working properly most of the time.

Reviewing the city, we have mentioned the most annoying and unmanageable squares of Udaipur. Moreover, here we present the problems faced at those locations:

1) Pratap Nagar circle:

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It is one of the most dangerous circles because of the intense heavy vehicle traffic. Merging of Sukher bypass and the east-west corridor of the country this circle holds the maximum traffic in the city. The passage holds the traffic of buses and trucks going to Chittorghar, Bhilwara and Jaipur. It is also the connecting route of the Dabok airport to the city. Moreover, the traffic from Madari Industrial Area (MAI) messes up the condition.  Traffic light and traffic rules are mostly broken, which worsens the situation.

2)  Thokar circle:

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Presence of Bus Stand, Railway Station and Industrial Area in the locality and a railway crossing over it burdens this square to an unmatchable situation. An Auto Stand and no space to walk on the footpaths due to the vendor shops over them make this circle a complete chaos.

3) Delhi Gate:

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Connecting major commercial areas like Bapu Bazar, Ashwini Market with Court Circle, Shastri circle and Suraj Pol lead to a heavy traffic situation on this circle throughout the day. People walk and cross the roads without paying any heed to the signals and Zebra Crossing. Vehicles coming from Shastri Circle and going to Ashwini Market are always in a confusing state about following the traffic light, as the public coming from Suraj Pol do not allow them to cross even if their signal does. Avoidance of traffic rule also deteriorates the condition.

4) Location: Sikh Colony Circle, Durga Nursery Road:

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The congestion on this circle is due to the heavy traffic load on it. Traffic of roadways buses, daily wage laborers, students from various colleges and institutes, and from the internal areas like Tekari unites at this point. This is also one of the key routes to go to the highways from the city. Traffic signals are absent and traffic police are unable to manage it because of its overload and congested space.

5) Sukhadia Memorial Circle, Durga Nursery Road:

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This is one of the busiest three way circles of Udaipur because of the traffic of coaching institutes and colleges in the vicinity. There is no traffic police on this circle most of the time. Traffic from University Road, Ayad, Ashok Nagar and the one coming from Shastri Circle to these areas merge here. All the three routes of the circles contain very heavy traffic and passers-by move on just by their mutual understanding.

We request our readers to abide by the traffic rules and drive safely!





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