SIDE SLOPES OF THE HILL ROADS SHOULD BE AS GENTLE AS POSSIBLE AS REQUIRED FOR THE STABILITY OF CUTTING WORK, IN PICK, JUMPER AND THE BLASTING WORKS

In hilly areas it is necessary to verify the suitability of natural soil for road works under construction and in order to determine the suitability of a particular soil it is essential to know the proportions of each material in the soil and also to know whether the particular material possesses the properties required of it. For instance, a road soil that is 95 percent sand will not cohere, and a clay that does not possess the property of cohesion is useless as a road material and will create problems for which it is necessary to protect the required side slopes of the road cutting, so that it may not fall during the rainy season for which the work of excavation of soil in pick work is done in 1:2 ratio of horizontal and vertical components of the cutting profile and in case of hard blasting work it should be done in the ratio of 1:16 that is 1 horizontal and 16 vertical components of the profile of cutting. Similarly in the case of jumper work it should have 1:4 in soft work and 1:8 in hard work but the construction agencies are taking no cognisance of the side slopes required as gentle as possible for which strict compliance of the side slopes of road cutting is necessary under code for consideration failing which it may fall during the rains . Soils formed as a result of disintegration of rocks, carried over a long time and the area of non alluvial soil has usually an uneven topography and hard beds and there is no such problem of land slides however it is necessary to protect the slopes of the required stability and suitability of the soil for cutting and used for the construction of road. Different types of soils are used as per their suitability, stability and cohesive strength of the natural slopes of the soil protected for the permanent existing slopes of the adequate bond with the material like pick work, jumper work and the blasting work or the hard blasting work

ON THE REPORT ISSUED BY POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD THE URBAN DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY IS RESPONSIBLE TO PROVIDE SEWERAGE TREATMENT PLANT AT NEW TOWNSHIP BILASPUR HIMACHAL PRADESH AND REMOVE STORM -WATER SEWER TO OVERFLOW INTO THE GOVIND SAGAR LAKE

World Health Organisation recommends that drinking water should not contain more than 500 ppm of dissolved solids. Water is brackish if it contains over 1000 ppm, where as the Sea water contains 35000 ppm. (ppm is parts per million by weight and is equal to 0.0001pecent , Sea water contains from 3 to 4 percent by weight of salts, ie about 30 grams per litre. Saturation point is reached when 220 grams per litre are present. Further concentrations cause salts to be deposited. Acidity is caused by the decomposition of vegetable matter, free carbon dioxide mineral acids and sulphates of iron and aluminum and the acidity is measured in "pH " value and the pH scale runs from 0 to 14 with 7 as the point of absolute neutrality;distilled water has a pH value of 7 and water with pH value from 0 to 7 is acidic, and that with pH value of 7 to 14 alkaline

(pH value of strong caustic soda is about 13 and that of concentrated Sulphuric acid between 0 to 1 ) As such the pH value of a drinking water should be as close to 7.0 as economically feasible. The determination of pH value provides information concerning the corrosive character of water. Water with pH value of below 7 (acidic waters) can be improved by the addition of a small amount of soda ash or lime before admittance to the mains. Alkalinity also makes water tasteful but excessively acidic or alkaline waters are unfit for drinking and should be avoided. Alkalinity is also determined for the operation of water treatment of water plants as small alkalinity helps in the coagulation and sedimentation. The plants can be arranged for fully automatic operation including regeneration, after passage of a pre-determined quantity of water. When ordering a zeolite water softening plant, it is necessary to specify the hardness of water in ppm and the capacity desired. Zeolite softeners remove hundred percent of the hardness in water and for ground waters they often form the only treatment process. A better method is to do the softening first with the lime and soda process and then pass the water through a zeolite softener to remove the residual hardness. Water purification and treatment required for the removal of germs of diseases, solid impurities, taste, odour, colour, iron and mineral salts etc etc in general is adjusted suitably to characteristics of the raw water and the nature of impurities to be dealt with and the main treatment is required for contamination, corrosion turbidity,, taste and colour and for underground waters is for removal of hardness and scale forming salts, corrosive salts and excess iron and other minerals. The various processes involved in the purification of water are, storage, penetration of sun light into water, screening, sedimentation for sludge removal, coagulation/flocculation sterilisation, chlorination and super chlorination and break point chlorination. The pollution control Board working for the welfare of people in the state has issued some reports of the water existing in the Govind Sagar lake at Bilaspur Himachal pradesh showing suitability of water before use for drinking purposes with clarification after their analysis and investigation of the source of origin of supply for which the department of the I&PH has also given their comments on the captioned subject of demand and supply being responsible authority to do needful under law code manual prefixed by the codes for consideration in this behalf of the (Simple tests for detecting dangerous matters in water) but the comments and clarifications of the public authorities are clearly observing a demand of provision required to have a sewage treatment plant in the Bilaspur town and necessary for collection, treatment and discharge waste water providing a service essential to maintain environmental system and public health connectivity for human life and liberty , where there could be no compromise with the wrong process of dilution of sewer system and the department of Urban Development authority is responsible to prepare the estimate of said scheme and system for the maintenance of Bilaspur town and do needful in the interest of clean India and Green India movement of the Government of India working for the welfare of society and circle and doing needful under law code manual prefixed by the Constitution of India in this behalf:-- Er Fateh chand Guleria, RTI Welfare Association registered number HPCD, 3552 , Bilaspur Himachal pradesh phone number 9459334377

MINUTES OF ONLINE RTI MEETING HELD ON 29-6-2025 (11 AM TO 2PM) UNDER THE BANNER OF NATIONAL CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE, CHAIRED BY FORMER CIC SHRI SHAILESH GANDHI, AND RELATED TO THE FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS FOR DIRECTIONS, ORDERS OR WRITS, INCLUDING WRITS IN THE NATURE OF HABEAS CORPUS, MANDAMUS, PROHIBITION, QUO-WARRANTO AND CERTIORARI, OR ANY OF THEM

RTI welfare Association working under the banner of National campaign committee and its Chairman former CIC Shri Shailesh Gandhi was attended today on 29-6-2025 right from 11 am to 2 pm. Where in the meeting was controlled by Shri Shiva Nand Divedi and Shri Devender Aggarwal in joint discussion of the arguments and replies by Shri Virender Kumar Thakker senior guide and key member of the house for arguments. The main issue was related to writs including nature of the writs, habeas, corpus, mandamus, prohibition, quo-watranto and certiorari or any of them for the enforcement of any of the rights conferred by part 111 (Fundamental rights) and for any other purpose. About more than forty members were present on the occasion of this event where various problems were raised by the members before the house for discussion and answering, required for the use and exercise of power to punish for contempt , as such members are not satisfied with the delay in deciding issues of cases at every level of the demand under public utility and compelled to approach higher authorities after non compliance at the levels of the SIC or CIC as the case may. Myself also raised a question for answer before the House for consideration under Article 228 of the Constitution where it is mentioned that certain types of cases of subordinate courts may be referred to the High Courts, where in it is replied that lower courts in problem may take such issues and matter with High Courts of the respective states and similarly the High Courts may also refer their such cases to the Supreme Court of India. It was a long discussion before the house of members and Shri Uttam Chand Vashishtha from Chamba zone was also present on the occasion of this meeting. The Chairman of the National campaign committee former CIC Shri Shailesh Gandhi told the members to bring issue and matter under the process of its implementation (Writs) so required to enforce under the fundamental rights and also for any other purpose, where the Government taking no cognisance to see to it that the justice is not only done, but it should also appear to have been done, where speaking order should be passed by the appellate authorities to clear at the decision arrived at, instead of to issue vague and generic versions for which the Constitution provides that High courts under article 215 , is a court of record having all powers of such a court including the power to punish for contempt:-- Er Fateh chand Guleria, Director RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD, 3552,Bilaspur Himachal pradesh phone number 9459334377

EDUCATIONAL FRAME WORK AND THE PROFESSIONAL PARAMETERS ARE REQUIRED TO MAINTAINED FOR PROMOTION OF THE DIGITAL INDIA, WHICH MAY BRING BRAND NAME OF THE REALITY CHECK USED BY THE AI TRAINER

We are living in the digital world, where it is necessary to use and exercise the artificial intelligence through opportunities available for the merits of our professional development required to bring revolution in the modern science and technology, however expected results are still awaited in the on going programmes of our academic criteria with in the field of academic standard for which skilled manpower is only a remedy for the future course of improvement and ensuring compliance for the brand name of Artificial intelligence frame work for the easily, accessible technologies and platform neutral and in a form which conveys the desired information in an effective and user -friendly manner for which the National campaign Committee and all its Groups and societies are regularly working on the captioned subject of entitlements to the new era entrants and all made available through dialogue and discussion and its electronic delivery of services, however very few people are taking benefits of the demand under public utility and services provided by the senior members and group leaders of the online programming and digitally held consultations. The National data sharing and accessibility policy by the department of science and technology is based on the principle that all publicly funded information should be readily available and the policy has been notified in March, 2012 and the schedule should be strictly adhered to, but users prospectives are controlled, which may require rearranging and simplifying original documents in original formats and made available to the needful ones, as related to the community monitoring of the Government functioning and the National campaign Committee doing needful for the welfare of society and circle during the held events on the captioned subject matter deliberation:-- Er Fateh Chand Guleria, Director, RTI welfare Group, registered number HPCD, 3552 , Bilaspur Himachal pradesh phone number 9459334377

GOVERNMENT IS RESPONSIBLE TO DECIDE FORMER CASES OF ACPS, AND REMOVE PENDING CASES OF VICTIMISATION, IN THE LIGHT OF RULE, 11CCS &CC&A RULES, 1965 , ACCEPTING CLASSIFICATION OF SENIOR POST AND GRADE, EXTRA ASSISTANT ENGINEER, INSTEAD OF PENALTY

Penalty doesn't amount to a penalty within the meanings of Rule, 11 CCS&CC&A Rules, 1965 and now the pay commission report issued by the department of Himachal pradesh Finance on 3-1-2022 has clearly mentioned that increments of the senior Government employees should have not been stopped/withheld by way of penalty or other wise and the option of the employees would be considered final and irrevocable one but the department of HPPWD taking no cognisance of the above decision making of the advisory department even number of letters issued for the necessary under rule obligation to department of the public Works but the department taking no cognisance of the instructions for final review and revision of former cases of ACPS even though and more over department of Administrative reforms and the DOP&T also relating issue and matter with promotion of the said post with second channel of the promotion of an employee, one who has preferred second channel of promotion since 1-11-1992 prior to 1-1-1996 but the public works department unnecessary creating hurdles to issue due FR-22 in favor of the senior Government employee designated with higher post and grade of Extra Assistant Engineer, wef, 3-10-1991 prior to 1-1-1996 for which the Honourable Central Information Commission has also issued decision on 3-6-2025 to issue clear information on the captioned subject of wrong assessment and adverse affects of an illegal penalty against the functional post issued to junior Engineer after 18 years of the regular service but the department of HPPWD taking no cognisance of the said decision making relating to the wrong assessment and adverse affects, even clear vision of the classification of post and decision of the Honourable High Court of Himachal pradesh to Head of the department issued vide CWP(T) 15857 /2008 dated 25-5-2011 directing the department to follow positive steps and decide matter of due benefits of dynamic ACPS within a period of four months, however there is no correction and rectification in wrong deal of case and the department unnecessary delaying review and revision of the ACPS where no claim of the Junior Engineer working at the post could be considered for second channel of promotion, keeping in view the option and preference of an employee and wrong assessment of case by disciplinary authority, one who has ignored letter of modification issued under rule 10(5) (c) of CCS &CC&A rules, 1965 , and related to the performance of the said post of Extra Assistant Engineer which is still kept pending for unnecessary victimisation, even promotional avenues issued to the junior cadre of drafts man during the period of 1-1-1986 to 1-1-1996 is proof and evidence but the department still ignoring second channel of promotion issued to the post of senior grade and qualifications in semblance to the others working on the said posts of promotion for junior Engineers however empowered to the junior in appointment for the post and the HP Finance and Personnel as well as Administrative reforms department compelling the department of HPPWD to do needful or send case file on the official file of proceedings for decision-making as related to the Assured Career Progression Scheme and there is no wrong to opt and prefer for the second channel, as junior Engineer appointed had been retired as junior Engineer, due to bunching affect of the cadre in deep and long stagnation, too responsible to opt their choice for future course of action under provision made and created for the removal of stagnation by Grant in ACP referred vide number PW-SE- 10 TH -VIG -FC Guleria /2017-18-5426-28 dated 29-9-2021 to the HOD and further referred to the Government vide HOD number 5945-46 dated 25-10-2021 is proof:-- Er Fateh Chand Guleria phone number 9459334377,Bilaspur Himachal pradesh

THE PROCEDURE REQUIRED TO FOLLOW IN THE DECISION MAKING PROCESS, INCLUDING CHANNELS OF SUPERVISION AND ACCOUNTABILITY, BY GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS:--

The legal profession has a public character and all Government departments have specific duties and responsibilities under the respective allocation of business rules issued by the appropriate Government. The constitutional provisions and statutes each department is required to implement are clearly laid down in the allocation of business rules. The manner of disposal of matters assigned to each department/ministry is described in the transaction of business rules. Additionally, every department would have a specific set of schemes and development programmes which they are required to implement directly or through their subordinate offices or other designated Agencies. These documents contain the specific operations that every public authority is required to undertake in the course of implementing the programme or scheme. Every operation mandated under the allocation of business rules read with the transaction of business rules , would be linked to a specific decision-making chain. All Government officers have to follow laid down office procedure manual or the other rules which gives details of how representations, petitions and applications from the citizens must be dealt with. Templates, formats, and basic steps of decision-making are briefly explained in such manuals. These descriptions constitute the elements of decision making processes in general. Additionally, in the routine work and conduct of governance, Government functionaries are required to make decisions in a discretionary manner, but broad guiding principles are laid down in some rule or the other. For example, the General financial rules lay down procedures for a variety of operations relating to Government finances. How sanction must be accorded for incurring expenditure, how losses to Government must be reported, how responsibility for losses may be fixed on any Government servant;how budgets, demand for grants are prepared and submitted, how public Works must be sanctioned and executed, how commodities and services may be procured by a public authority, are all explained in these manuals, which are updated from time to time. The challenge is to present a simplified version of the decision-making procedure that is of  interest to a common citizen. This design of presentation should be extended to cover all statutory and discretionary operations that are part of the public authority's mandate under the allocation of business read with the transaction of business rules. In the event of a public authority altering an existing decision-making process or adopting an entirely new process, such changes must be explained in simple language in order to enable people to easily understand the changes made :-- Er Fateh Chand Guleria, Director RTI, Welfare Association, registered number HPCD, 3552 , Bilaspur Himachal pradesh phone number 9459334377

MAGISTRATES ARE NOT FOLLOWING LAW OF THE LIMITATIONS, AS REQUIRED WITHIN THE TERMS OF CrPC, 133 AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC FACING PROBLEMS, BECAUSE OF THE DELAY IN REGULATING PRACTICE FOR EXERCISING JURISDICTION.

It was an occasion today on 27-6-2025 , when two number cases of CrPC, 133 processed under law before the Sub Divisional Magistrate Jhandutta, District Bilaspur Himachal Pradesh and arguments from the both sides considered by the court for opportunity to record its reasoning, specified with in the terms of CrPC, 133 , as such inspection of related documents have been accomplished in the both cases and now there is no reason to remove nuisances created by the respondent defaulters, as taking no cognisance to remove the illegal pipe line of domestic sewer system forcibly diverted to the foundation and plinth of building where it is affecting adverse and creating crack in the wall because of the such water flow on the foundation and plinth for which the police department has taken cognisance in terms of the CrPC, 133 and no other damages considered for penal action under law code manual prefixed by the code for consideration in this behalf. The concerned authority decided to verify the facts specified in the police report at site of work and verify the facts however the Advocate representing on behalf of the respondents denied to accept this mischievous wrong act play for which the Authority will visit the site of dispute and take cognisance to of the functioning of the sewerage system maintained by the respondent . In this behalf it is particularly mentioned here that the sewer line should be made functional through collection of domestic waters by chamber and underline sewerage system through man hole cover to place of its disposal or it may be processed through the soak pit for required treatment of the sullage from bath rooms laboratory basins, kitchen, sinks etc etc including all types of foul waters. The cases of CrPC, 133 must be decided with in a period of six months but it is particularly mentioned here that the said FIR is registered on 9-9-2023 but no action has been taken by the competent higher authority till date of the hearing for removal of illegal pipe line and in addition to nuisances the water pressure is also damaging the foundation and plinth structure of the old building including the super structure as such the bond strength of the wall is going fragmented day by day and now rainy season may affect more injuries to the existing structure but the deciding authority taking no cognisance of the such lapse and only considering the Nuisances under CrPC, 133 only and it is becoming a compulsion to approach the High Court of the State, in relation to which it exercises jurisdiction and make general rules and prescribe forms for regulating the practice and proceedings of such Courts etc etc.. 

Er Fateh Chand Guleria, RTI Welfare Association registered number HPCD 3552 , Bilaspur Himachal Pradesh phone number 9459334377

HOW TO REMOVE GASES FROM WATERS, AS CORROSIVE TO METALS AND POISONOUS IN CONCENTRATION

GASES IN WATER:-- (CARBON DIOXIDE) :- It is trouble some of all the gases present in the waters. It is dissolved by water from the atmosphere from de-composing organic matter. Its presence encourages the formation of bicarbonates of calcium and magnesium carbonate. Natural water containing carbon dioxide will dissolve various mineral salts while flowing through the ground which give hardness, alkalinity and saltish taste to the water. Such waters cause heavy and rapid corrosion of unprotected pipes, or deposit a film of carbonate. Carbon dioxide may also stimulate heavy growth of algae , if water is exposed to sunlight. Excess carbon dioxide can be removed by aeration or by addition of lime. To prevent corrosion and scale due to water containing carbon dioxide and bicarbonate alkalinity it may be passed through a bed of marble stones or limestone chips. This process is simple and requires no special equipment and the carbon dioxide is used to reduce the pH values and to liberate hydrogen sulphide from sulphur waters. (2) HYDROGEN SULPHIDE :- gas gives objectionable smells, has rotten egg odour. It attacks cement and concrete and destroy sto

GUIDELINES FOR INFORMATION SEEKERS UNDER THE RIGHT TO INFORMATION ACT, 2005 , AND NEED TO ISSUE FURTHER HELPLINE FOR THE NEW ERA ENTRANTS

In the present circumstances of the enactment of the Right to Information Act, 2005 it is becoming a challenge to frequently asked questions, regarding implementation of the RTI Act, so as to enable smooth exercise of the Right to Information by persons , who wish to do so. During the course of online meetings and events, a number of questions and references are being received from the different corners of the Society and circle by RTI Activists and volunteers which is showing the need to further discuss and elaborate such provisions of the Act and methods of its use and exercise by the general public, so that the basic object of the Right to information Act be made fruitful as empowered to the citizens of country for transparency and accountability required in the working of the Government, contain corruption, and making our democracy true in the real sense of an informed citizenry, better equipped to keep necessary vigil on the instruments of governance and make the Government more accountable to the governed. The Act has created a practical regime through which the citizens of the country may have access to information under the control of the public authorities. Keeping in view the above guidelines for information seekers under the Right to Information Act, 2005 all the office bearers and the Executive members as well as key members and guides are requested to follow time to time issued guidelines on the captioned subject of instructions, so issued in this behalf of the demand under public utility and follow helpline for answering queries of the general public regarding RTI Act in the respective regional language, in the interest of awareness generation for RTI, on behalf of the state Government including the simplification of process required for filing RTI Applications, so that people may get benefits of the RTI and the RTS Act adjudication and bring transparency and accountability in the administration:-- Er Fateh chand Guleria, Director, RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD, 3552 , Bilaspur Himachal pradesh phone number, 9459334377

MINUTES OF ONLINE MEETING HELD ON 25-6-2025 AT 9.00.PM TO 11.00 PM, UNDER THE BANNER OF " AWARENESS GENERATION FOR RTI " BY SUPPORT FOR CAPACITY BUILDING HELPLINE:-

An online meeting of the RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD 3552 was held on 25-6-2025 at 9.00 pm to 11 pm which was attended by Shri Yog Raj Mahajan, President Chamba zone RTI welfare Group, Shri Prem Single Tangania Executive member Solan zone and Shri Uttam Chand Vashishth, BDC Member jadera and RTI Activist from the Chamba zone in addition to Shri BS Jasrotia, Social worker and local leader from the Chamba area and circle, Shri Parkash Chand from Chamba zone and some leading workers of the Haryana Social worker union working on the captioned subject of health services and maintenance of health issues of the general public sitting on Dharna at Faridabad Haryana for the last more than seven months, so facing problems because of the various problems related to the health issues in their area and circle, however no one taking cognisance of such important issue even this much period of Dhrna and pradarshan. Shri Yog Raj Mahajan took issue and matter of Chamba zone for delay in deciding the major issues pending before the administration and Shri Prem Singh Tangania raised issue and matter of tampo union and MC Solan so lying pending before the administration for appropriate vision of the demand under public utility and unfair dealing with the general public. The members decided to unite and take joint action movement in the interest of justice to the people of area and circle where political representation also failing to take burnt issues and matter with the administration and general public compelled to follow Right to Information and the Right to public service Guarantee Act is only the way out to aware about the problems before administration and do needful under law code manual prefixed by the public authority or body or institution of self Government established or constituted by or under the Constitution or by any other law made by the parliament or a state legislature;or by notification issued or order made by the Government of India or a state Government. The bodies owned, controlled or substantially financed by the Central Government or a state Government are also public authorities. Non Government organisations substantially financed by the Central Government or a state government also falls with in the definition of public authority. The substantial financing by the state government or the Central government may be direct or indirect, however the Act does not define substantial financing. Various Courts /Information Commissions have been deciding on this issue on case to case basis, depending upon the merits of each case:-- Er Fateh chand Guleria, Director RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD 3552 , Bilaspur Himachal pradesh phone number 9459334377

NOW IN THE SYSTEM OF NATUROPATHY, MUD BATH IS MODIFIED

Department of Ayush, Ministry of Health &family welfare working for the all round development of Naturopathy, established a task force comprised very senior naturopath doctors, and partly aided by the Union Health ministry's Directorate of Ayush (Ayurveda, Yoga and naturopathy, unani Sidha and homeopathy) It offers mud therapy, water therapy, magnet therapy, massages and the diet correction. Experts say that thought these therapies sound mysterious, they rely mostly on nature and the good habits. Massages, fasting, a vegetarian diet, acupressure and the Yoga help in maintaining health and consolidating the benefits of naturopathy treatment. The idea is to enable the body's healing powers without the use of medicines. To get maximum benefit from naturopathy, patients need to undergo treatment for at least two weeks. The body takes 28 days to get rid of toxins and to heal itself. It is a matter of fact and concern that the mud therapy and the water therapy may be used to control the high fever and rule the alternate healing in emergency , there is renewed interest in naturopathy. While there's hardly any scientific research and data to establish the effectiveness of naturopathy cures, many who subscribe, say they have found relief from the chronic conditions, like fever, high blood pressure and diabetes. In contrast, naturopathy with its unappealing hip bath and enema regime, has far fewer takers but endorsing its efficacy and there is renewed interest in naturopathy. In addition to it many more diseases are also treated in the Naturopathy treatment , in a very systematic manners, where facilities like walking track, equipment for the hydrotherapy, daily yoga, meditation and thought provoking good words and yogic games for relaxation along with daily lecture on the captioned subject of Naturopathy may be experienced by the visitors through online registration.

SEWERS SHOULD BE DESIGNED FOR A PEAK FLOW AT THE RATE OF 3 TIMES THE DRY WEATHER FLOW

According to IS:1742 -- for large groups of houses, schools, public institutions, hospitals, factories etc maximum rate of flow of foul water for the design of sewers shall be taken three times the average dry weather flow, flowing half-full with a minimum self cleansing velocity of 0.75 m/sec.A good average rule is to allow for a flow of liquid wastes from buildings at the rate of 0.03 cu. m/min.per 100 persons based on a water consumption of 135 litres per head per day. Surface water from streets should pass through catch-pits before reaching the combined or storm sewer and then collected through the man holes before further provision for the sullage water and usually led through underground sewer system for the intramural drainage. The sullage water must flow in the sewers at all times with velocity sufficient to keep the solid matter moving. The velocity should neither be too slow nor too great. With too slow velocity, the solid matter will settle down at the bottom of the sewer, and a too great velocity is likely to erode the inside material of the sewers.A minimum velocity of 0.61 m/sec and a maximum velocity of 2.4 m/sec is generally taken for design of sewers. In case of combined sewers, the velocity of flow should not be less than 0.75 m/sec (Formula for calculation of velocities may be taken from the " Hydraulic " section for which it is necessary to adopt such diameter and gradient as will ensure the attainment of the desired velocity at least during the periods of peak flow. It is desirable to investigate the design on the basis of minimum flow conditions. The carrying capacity of a sewer should be adequate but not excessive, Subject to velocity considerations. It is false economy to save a little by providing a smaller diameter at the expense of possibly having to duplicate it at some future date. In the case of branch sewers and those serving small areas a relatively larger margin of capacity is desirable than in the case of trunk sewers. Note :-- Sewers are normally designed as running 2/3rd full leaving top 1/3rd for gases:-- Er Fateh Chand Guleria, RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD 3552 Bilaspur Himachal pradesh phone number 9459334377

DISCIPLINARY ACTION AGAINST THE PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICERS AND THE ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE STATE INFORMATION COMMISSION

Transparency issues are required to be experienced with positive impact on the captioned subject of concerns and suggested improvements, as well as timely updates, as such technologies driven solutions can work for the cooperation and create comprehensive input before making any decision on the administrative reforms for which the RTI activists and volunteers are trying their levels best to do needful under law code manual prefixed by the RTI Act in this behalf, however number of cases are lying pending before the State Information Commission and there is no consideration for the decision making at the level of the Second Appellate authority working for the good governance and accountability in this behalf. On the other hand, it is realised that welfare policies issued by the state Government for the protection of action taken in good faith intended to be done under this Act by the SIC or CIC, as the case may be are not done , so required for the unorganised workers of the RTI Welfare Groups and Organisations and unable to remain united, however online meetings and events are arranged for this purpose of the good governance and accountability required for their access to information and decision making under the law code manual prefixed by the Constitution of India in this behalf. More so, Where the SIC or CIC as the case may be, at the time of deciding any complaint or appeal is of the opinion that the public information officer has without any reasonable cause and persistently, failed to receive an application for information or has not furnished information within the time specified or malafidely  denied the request for information or knowingly given incorrect, incomplete or misleading information or destroyed information, which was the subject of the request or obstructed in any manner in furnishing the information, it may recommend for disciplinary action against the public information officer, but it is regretted for the action at the levels of SIC or CIC and number of complaints are decided with simple warning to the public information officers and no reports are furnished which is laid before the each house of the Parliament and Assembly, as the case may be. This report, inter alia, has to include information about the number of requests made to each public authority, the number of decisions, where the applicants were not entitled to access to documents requested for, the provisions of the Act under which these decisions were made and the number of times such provisions were invoked, the amount of charges collected by each public authority under the Act. Each Ministry/Department is required to collect such information from all the public authorities under its jurisdiction and send the same to the Commission. The PIO should maintain the requisite information in this regard so that it may be supplied to their administrative Ministry/Department soon after the end of the year, which in turn may supply to the Commission:-- Er Fateh chand Guleria, Director, RTI Welfare Association registered number HPCD, 3552,Bilaspur Himachal pradesh phone number, 9459334377

PUBLIC AUTHORITIES ARE IN PARTICULAR RESPONSIBLE TO PROVIDE FACILITIES REQUIRED TO THE CITIZENS FOR OBTAINING INFORMATION, INCLUDING THE WORKING HOURS OF A LIBRARY OR READING ROOM, MAINTAINED FOR PUBLIC USE

Number of independent Directors of the Right to information Act, 2005 are working for the promotion of compilation of its office memorandums and notifications time to time issued, with topic based search facilitation for the others living in the society and circle and doing needful for the performance as available on line and also through various records of the publication however very few people are working for the promotion of work for transparency and accountability, even though it is very essential for the good governance and charter of public accountability. Every public authority should provide as much information suo motu to the public through various means of communications, so that the public have minimum need to use the Act and Applications required to obtain the information. Internet being one of the most effective means of communication, the information may be posted on the website . The public authorities responsible for particular of facilities available to citizens for obtaining information, including the working hours of a library or reading room , are also not providing such facilities in their office complex, where office like the Block Development Officer and the respective Deputy Commissioner of the District must do needful under law code manual in this behalf, even though the Gram Panchayats are also responsible for the provision made, but no one is taking interest in this behalf of the demand under public utility and and people are not aware about the information related to various programmes and schemes as well as subsidies and manner of its execution for the welfare of society and circle. Where as, every public authority should keep in view that proactive disclosures on its website are complete, easily accessible, technology and platform neutral and in a form which conveys the desired information in an effective and user -friendly manner. As provided in section 4 , disclosure should be made in as many mediums as feasible, such as notice boards, news papers, public announcements, media broadcast the internet or any other means. The disclosure should be kept up-to-date and the disclosure of information may be made keeping in mind the provisions of Section 8 to 11 of the RTI Act and if technical descriptions are made and words used for explanation, if any, they should be carefully explained:-- Er Fateh chand Guleria, Director RTI Welfare Association registered number HPCD 3552 , Bilaspur Himachal pradesh phone number, 9459334377

FAA AND SIC OR CIC TAKING NO ACTION UNDER SECTION 19(6) OF THE RTI ACT IN THE QUASI-JUDICIAL FUNCTION OF DUTY FOR TRANSPARENCY AND ACCOUNTABILITY AND IN CONTRARY THE APPELLANTS FACING DELAY AND DERELICTION OF DUTY AT EVERY LEVEL OF DECISION MAKING

The people are not satisfied with the administrative reforms performance made by the administration, working for the welfare of people of country and taking cognisance of the demand under public service and utilities , however there is no accuracy, correctness and completeness of the duty at the level of public service guarantee under RTS Act adjudication, in addition to the duty made by RTI Act, 2005 where RTI activists and volunteers are demanding correct and complete informations from the public authorities but vague and generic based solutions are made by the FAA, while deciding cases under Section 19(6) of the RTI Act, 2005 and not recognising the hurdles created by the Public Information officers, even though and more over similar cases are decided by the other public authorities in this behalf is proof and evidence, more over the function of the FAA is quasi-judicial function, It is therefore necessary that the FAA should see to it that the justice is not only done, but it should also appear to have been done. In order to do so, the order passed by the FAA should be a speaking order, giving justification for the decision arrived at, however, the FAAs are not providing correct and complete information and delay in deciding appeals becoming a routine practice of the FAA, even though and more over, the FAA can himself supply the information to the appellant along with the order passed by him in the matter, in case the PIO has not supplied the information to appellant but there is no mechanism for deciding appeals judiciously and providing justice to the applicants and volunteers for which the Commissions and Courts are time to time issuing directions to the all public authorities for needful within the time-frame of the RTI Act but there is no follow up action as per guidelines given vide DoP&T memo number 10/23/2007-IR dated 9-7-2007 and no disciplinary action taken against any officer in respect of the administration of this Act by the SIC or CIC and in the contrary the applicants and volunteers are demanding protection of Action taken in good faith, in the interest of justice and transparency and accountability in the administration:-- Er Fateh chand Guleria, RTI  Welfare Association registered number HPCD, 3552 Bilaspur Himachal pradesh phone number 9459334377

GOVERNMENT IS RESPONSIBLE TO FOLLOW ALL CODAL FORMALITIES BEFORE OPENING OF THE NEW OFFICES

While setting up of new offices the state Government must follow accuracy and correctness in preparation of such detailed proposals justified for functioning in the new system, as facing problems in new creation working in three tier system ie (1) The departments of the Government working at Secretariat level (11) The Directorates and the Divisional, Regional or Circle offices and (111) The collectorates, the district level offices and the field offices. As such planning department is responsible to follow appropriate vision of the demand under public service, based on the captioned subject of survey and functioning required to be rendered by the office, it's distance from the existing system and for proper planning in setting up of new offices, a detailed proposal /scheme should be prepared as a New Scheme by the concerned Directorate/Department by giving full justifications of the decision arrived at , as such following basic objectives of the proposed office and the role to be performed by the said office, indicating the clear vision why the proposed assignment can not be under taken by the existing offices, should also have clarification from the requirement of the justification for proposed function of the office. All codal formalities should be completed before submitting the case file to the Finance department by the administrative department for concurrence for inclusion in the budget estimate. After concurrence of the Finance department the administrative department has to obtain administrative approval , before making provision in the budget estimates. As soon as the budget is passed by the legislative Assembly, the administrative department should convey sanction for the setting up of the office to the concerned Head of the department for implementation of the scheme. Simultaneously, other action required to be taken by the administrative Department, like creation of posts, financial sanctions etc should be taken up without waiting for any reference. It is also necessary to give permanent status to the existing structure of the offices in position and creation of temporary offices for the really new schemes and without proper justification government is responsible to follow financial implications of the such proposals and expenditure proposed to be met by valid appropriation or by reappropriation. It is also necessary to take case file for approval and examination before the Department of Personnel (Administrative Reforms Organisation) , if so , and a copy of their report to be attached. Zonal offices are existing in excess of the demand and justification however lower level posts are not filled and there is no justification for such new creations as government is facing funds problems will be made available from the supplementary grants or so, the sub -head from which funds will be reappropriated for permanent posts lying vacant in the offices, since long and the government taking no alternative measures for schedule of the addition made under law code manual prefixed by the department of Finance, Personnel and the Administrative Reforms Organisation in this behalf, is necessitated necessity of the Legislative Assembly working for the good governance and accountability:-- Er Fateh chand Guleria, Director RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD 3552 , Bilaspur Himachal pradesh phone number 9459334377

MANAGEMENT OF RECORD SHOWING THE RETENTION PERIOD RECOMMENDED FOR RECORD OF COMMON INTEREST TO DEPARTMENTS

Records constitute an important part of any office and it is, therefore essential that they are retained and properly cared for. Records that have outlived their utility should be destroyed, relieving pressure on costly storage space which is more urgently required for the staff and new record. As far as the term Record Management is concerned, it is very wide and includes interalia principles, practices and skill needed for achieving the most effective creation, use, maintenance and retention, protection, preservation and weeding/elimination of record. The main purpose of the Record Management are :-- (1) To speed up the location of and reference to record as a means of speeding up of disposal of business. (2) To effect savings in cost of creating, locating, using, maintaining, retaining, preserving and eliminating record. (3) A scrupulous avoidance of creation of unnecessary record in all offices. It is the foremost duty of all offices and officers to see that only that record is created in the department as is essential. (4) To retain only the necessary active and the required record. (5) Audit of record creation which requires consistent vigilance on the part of officers to ensure that the reports, returns, statements and Registers etc etc, prepared or maintained in various offices under their control are the minimum required for the efficient functioning of the Department. It is necessary to verify the facts placed on record at Annexure 19-A " Statement showing the retention period recommended for the record of common interest to departments. The Heads of offices and departments should follow these recommendations unless there are special reasons in particular cases. Care should be taken to see that files containing papers which are important or likely to become important in future, however indirectly, as sources of information on any aspect of history whether political, military, social, economic etc etc or which are on may in future prove to be, of biographical or antiquarian interest are not destroyed. However, files containing papers of the following type, which have a definite historical value, should invariably be preserved. (a) Original papers containing discussions of important principles and questions of policy. (b) Original papers relating to legislation. :-- Er Fateh chand Guleria, RTI Welfare Association registered number HPCD 3552 Bilaspur Himachal pradesh phone number 9459334377

DISPOSAL OF FIRST APPEALS UNDER THE RTI ACT, 2005 AND TIME-LIMIT FOR DISPOSAL OF APPEAL

The First Appellate Authority has a very important role under the RTI Act, 2005 The independent and judicious examination of appeals by the First Appellate Authorities would lead to higher satisfaction to the appellants. This would in turn, result in less number of second appeals to the information commissioner (2) The information sought by an applicant should either be supplied to him by the public information officer or his application should be rejected within the time prescribed under the Act. If additional fee need be charged from the applicant, timely communication in this regard should be sent to him. (3) If the applicant does not receive information or decision about rejection of request or communication about payment of additional fee within the specified time, he can make an appeal to the First appellate authority. Appeal can also be made if the applicant is aggrieved by the decision of the public information officer regarding supply of information or the quantum of fee decided by the public information officer. The applicant may prefer the first appeal within thirty days from the expiry of such period or from the receipt of such a decision of the public information officer. (4) The first appellate authority may admit the appeal after expiry of the period of thirty days if he or she satisfied that the appellant was prevented by sufficient cause from filing the appeal in time. (5) A third party can also prefer an appeal to the First appellate authority against the order of the public information officer to disclose third party information. Such an appeal shall be made within thirty days from the date of the order. As far as disposal of appeal is concerned, the FAA should act in a fair and judicious manner. It is very important that the order passed by the FAA should be a detailed and speaking order, giving justification for the decision arrived at. If in any case the public information officer does not implement the order passed by the appellate authority and the appellate authority feels that intervention of higher authority is required to get his order implemented, he should bring the matter to the notice of the officer in the public authority competent to take action against the public information officer. Such competent officer shall take necessary action so as to ensure implementation of the provisions of the RTI Act. Time -limit for disposal of appeal by the FAA is 30 days from the receipt of the appeal, however in some exceptional cases the appellate authority may take 45 days for its disposal and in such cases the appellate authority should record, in writing, the reasons for not deciding the appeal within 30 days:-- Er Fateh Chand Guleria, RTI Welfare Addiction registered number HPCD 3552 , Bilaspur Himachal pradesh phone number 9459334377

COMMUNITY PEOPLE ARE NOT AWARE ABOUT THE MGNREGA AND NO SOCIAL AUDIT AND ENQUIRIES ARE PREFERRED BY THE NEEDFUL, HOWEVER IT IS A GOOD SCHEME /PROGRAMME FOR THE RURAL DEVELOPMENT AS WELL AS EMPLOYMENT.

Gram Panchayat representatives are generally blaming the Block development officers for not providing the budget allocations for the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Schemes but in real sense of the Schemes under MGNREGA the said schemes are identified in the Gram Sabha and referred to the approval for the commencement of the Work and Muster rolls are maintained after the approval from the district coordinator and work may be taken in hand by the Gram Sabha and simple guidelines using the appended verification required to obtain the Muster rolls learning by doing is the best approach of this exercise, instead of criticising the higher officers for any complications, more over any officer who denies this information on the captioned subject of demand by the Gram Sabha is liable under the right to information Act for such discrepancies and the Gram Sabha may be able to obtain the Muster rolls after approval of the district administration working for the welfare of community people and doing needful under law code manual prefixed by the Act ibid. In principal relevant implementing agency of the Gram Sabha/Panchayat or PWD or the Irrigation department may do their project under allotment and if that fails community people can approach the programme officer at the block levels or if necessary the district programme coordinator at the district level, as the case may be, so it is not correct to say that budget is not guaranteed to the Gram Panchayat as such schemes are taken in hand for execution in the interest of livelihood to the community people and there is no such problem for which more awareness generation is required among the weaker sections of the society and community in the rural areas to demand and receive what is rightfully theirs, so that they may seek livelihood with dignity but people are not aware  about the procedural compliance of the function under Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act and there is no social audit process in a simple and easy manner in favor of the poor and needful ones, being awarded with the Act in certain circumstances and intended benefits as poor and needful people are not even aware of the objectives of the programme and they must be fully aware of Government Schemes and programmes meant for their benefits and progress and they must watch the loopholes meant for them and also bring it to the notice of the administrative machinery and apply pressure tactics for initiative against the wrong doings and required corrective measures, as Constitution agencies are misusing this programme of the Government of India, where no enquiries are preferred and conducted by the Government for the required ensuring greater transparency and accountability, which may be noticed by the administration for the corrective measures:-- Er Fateh chand Guleria RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD 3552 , Bilaspur Himachal pradesh phone number 9459334377

DECIDING APPEALS UNDER THE RTI ACT IS A QUASI-JUDICIAL FUNCTION AND FAA IS RESPONSIBLE TO PASS A SPEAKING ORDER GIVING JUSTIFICATION FOR THE DECISION ARRIVED AT.

It is a matter of fact and concern related to the

awareness generation for RTI obligated to awareness about the provisions of the Act, where in yesterday on 18-6-2025 our Welfare Group regular member Shri Rajat Kumar from the Bilaspur Himachal pradesh contacted me for the description made under Section 19(6) of the RTI act, 2005 and in addition to him one student from the Haryana state of Government also contacted me about the similar innovative awareness generation about the Section 19(6) of the RTI act, 2005 and these people clearly explained in the discussion held that they feel it necessary to have knowledge and skill about this function of the FAA and found it necessary to have some clarifications from the group senior member. Both the members provided access to their demand under public service through online arguments and changes to the time frame prescribed by the RTI Act under Section 19(6) of the RTI act, 2005 for deciding first appeals from 30 days to 45 days under the circumstances where some exceptional cases appear before the FAA and the FAA may take 45 days instead of 30 days, however its disposal should not take more than 45 days and in such cases the FAA should record in writing, the reasons for not deciding the appeals with in 30 days. It is particularly mentioned in the above section under Section 19(6) of the RTI act, 2005 that, it is a quasi judicial function of the Appellant authority and it is necessary that FAA should see to it that the justice is not only done, but it should also appear to have been done. In order to do so, the order passed by the FAA should be a speaking order giving justification for the decision arrived at. As such Appellate authorities are responsible to examine the appeals judiciously and express their agreement with the decision issued by the DoP&T memo dated, 9-7-2007 mechanically. Er Fateh chand Guleria RTI Welfare Association registered number HPCD 3552 , Bilaspur Himachal pradesh phone number 9459334377

DEMOCRACY WILL BE UNDER THREAT, IF FAA DO NOT DISPOSE OF THE APPEAL WITH IN THE TIME FRAME PRESCRIBED BY THE ACT.

Democracy will be under threat, if RTI and the RTS Act adjudication may not prove success in the sincere and honest whole heartedly devotion to the process of the welfare of society and circle taking cognisance of the demand under public utility and maintained this practice of the work and conduct under threat where no one taking serious efforts to do needful under law code manual prefixed by the Constitution of India in this behalf particularly the Section 19(6) is clearly making FAA responsible for quasi judicial function, It is therefore necessary that the FAA should see to it that the justice is not only done, but it should also appear to have been done. In order to do so, the order passed by the FAA should be a speaking order giving justification for the decision arrived at. It is further mentioned in the matter that, if an appellate authority comes to a conclusion that the appellant should be supplied information in addition to what has been supplied to him by the PIO, he may either (1) pass an order directing the PIO to give duch information to the appellant;or(2) he himself may give information to the appellant while disposing of the appeal. In the first case, the appellate authority should ensure that information ordered by him to be supplied is supplied to the appellant immediately. It would, however be better , if the appellate authority chooses the second course of action and he himself furnishes the information along with the order passed by him in the matter. As such it is very clear from the above conclusion of the DoP&T memo number 10/23/2007 -IR dated 9-7-2007 , that no information should be kept pending by the PIO or the FAA after 45 days of the Appeal under RTI Act, 2005 and for which both are held responsible under section 19(6) of the RTI act, 2005 for which the FAA must examine the appeal judiciously and express his agreement with the decision of the PIO, mechanically, in the interest of justice to appellant and also to dispose of the appeal with in the time frame prescribed by the Act, as such the complaint of the PIO may also be referred to the higher public authority in case the PIO feels that intervention of the higher authority is required to get his order implemented:-- Er Fateh chand Guleria RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD 3552,Bilaspur Himachal pradesh phone number 9459334377

DESIGN OF ROAD JUNCTIONS AND VISIBILITY AT CORNERS(ROAD SAFETY AND THE TRAFFIC ENGINEERING) AND REQUIRED ADEQUATE SIGHT DISTANCE WITHOUT OBSTRUCTION:--

Traffic Engineering and road crossings are considered a best crossings, when the side road joins the major road at right angle. Junctions of lesser important roads with a more important one should be at right angles, and adequate provision should be made for visibility (line of sight) extending for a greater distance along the major road than along the minor road. When the minor road is of little importance relatively to be main road, or when both roads are unimportant, the crossing of the minor road should be staggered as shown in the illustration. When the side road is important but not sufficiently so as to justify a road about the baffle junction may be used by separate turning lanes (with an island in between the two) for the side road The two illustrations show the methods of alignment of new roads or re-alignment of the old roads. The radius of the kerb line at the junctions is 10.7 metres which is sufficient to enable even the largest vehicles to keep close to the kerb when turning. The additional space for manoeuvring and particularly for decelerating and accelerating with minimum interference with the flow of traffic on the major road, is provided by tapered widenings of the carriage way to the extent of 2.4 m in a length of 61 metres. Intersection of highways on sharp curves should be avoided if possible. It is also desirable to avoid vertical curves at intersections; no junction should occur at a change of grade. The whole of the junction area should be in one plane and as nearly as possible in that of the main road. Adequate sight distance must be provided along all roads and across their common corners. It is of first importance in the interest of road safety that the design of the roads layout (and those of the adjoining structures--building line) must provide for a clear line of sight to enable drivers of vehicles approaching the junction to have a full view of the traffic on the other road at a sufficient distance, to reduce speed if necessary

ARTICLE 335 OF THE CONSTITUTION REQUIRES A BALANCE BETWEEN EQUITY AND ADMINISTRATIVE EFFICIENCY, WHERE ARTICLE 15 AND 16 GIVES EFFECT TO ARTICLE 46 AND AS DIRECTIVE PRINCIPLE TO MADE ADDITION OF THE CLASS BASED RESERVATION.

Article 335 of the Constitution of India still requires a balance between equity and administrative efficiency. By allowing the Government to provide job quotas to any section of society and community as well as choice, as an exception to the fundamental right access to equality, too demands that such quotas should be consistent with the maintenance of efficiency of administration. On the other hand the government inserted exceptions to article 15 and 16 of the Constitution that too to give effect to Article 46 , a directive principle, which requires promoting educational and economic interests of the weaker sections and now the upper castes are treated as a part of weaker section of the society and communities, where in our society is now accepting that India is a caste based society, where our policy and preferences must reflect this reality of the society and in doing so, we could save ourselves from a lot of trouble for example, being forced to read something that is not really there in the Constitution or providing justifications for so called social justice policies that beg too many questions and also creating more and more problems than they resolved in the public interest or must have justifications for the so called social justice policies that beg too many questions and situation arisen because of the no quota for general categories, even for a single promotion, where higher/highest recruitment and promotion eligibilities are granted by the rules for the said communities, having no benefit and eligibility for the general communities, which is under rules obligation of our Constitution under law code manual prefixed by the Constitution of India, in this behalf, but the quota policies are made only for the caste based process and general communities are getting no benefits of the Article 335 of the Constitution, while allowing quotas for others and too required for the maintenance of efficiency in the administration, under Article 335 of the Constitution of India, explained for the larger public interest of the society and communities as quota has been enhanced more than fifty percent of the schedule for reservation by the honourable Supreme Court of India and it is a binding for all under roster for reservation and restricted by the Article 335 of the Constitution of India, in this behalf:-- Er Fateh chand Guleria, RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD 3552 Bilaspur Himachal pradesh phone number 9459334377

THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA IS CAPABLE TO DEALING WITH THE ADVANCEMENTS OF RIGHT TO PRIVACY UNDER ARTICLE 21 OF THE CONSTITUTION AND WORKING AS AN ALIVE DOCUMENT OF JURISPRUDENCE JUDICIARY.

The right to privacy still continued in the wrong directions and tortuous as past and still has a zigzag course in the history of our Constitution. Through the decades after independence, it was never fully recognised as a fundamental right even though and more so, in 2017 a nine judge Constitution bench emphatically declare that the right to privacy is /was guaranteed by the right to life and liberty, which is secured by the Article 21 of the Constitution of India, in this behalf. It is more important to say that decision is considered a timely reminder of the enduring benefits of treating our Constitution as a living document that is alive in the present day of challenging the things accordingly. The vast array of social rights and civil liberties that exists today spring from the progressive interpretation of Article 21 of the Constitution of India required to identify rights which still deserves recognition, even decision of the Supreme Court mentioned above is a proof and evidence on the record of the department of personnel and training taking cognisance of the constitutional capabilities of the dealing with the problems and complaints put before the security guaranteed by Article 21 of the Constitution , as keeping a person under constant vigil, how can lead to fundamental rights being enervated, as it outlined in a classics proportionality since, 3-10-1991 and prior to 1-1-1996 but there are no corrective measures of the decision making so issued by the Honourable High Court of Himachal pradesh vide CWP(T) 15857 /2008 dated 25-5-2011 . This has made the legal position clear on the captioned subject of order issued for due benefits in favour of the classification of post, so confirmed since 21-5-2004 by the Secretary of state Government of Himachal pradesh department of HPPWD but it is regretted for the yet tortuous past and present where there is no vision of the action taken report demanded by the High Court of Himachal pradesh since, 25-5-2011 with a time limit of four months still violating the code for consideration and empowerment delivered under rule 10(5((c) of CCS &CC&A rules, 1965 :- Er Fateh chand Guleria, RTI Welfare Association registered number HPCD 3552 Bilaspur Himachal pradesh phone number 9459334377

APPELLATE AUTHORITIES ARE TAKING NO COGNISANCE OF THE RTI DELIVERY, UNDER SECTION 19(6) OF THE RTI ACT, 2005 AND IN CONTRARY CREATING DISPARITY FOR THE SUPPLY OF INFORMATION, EVEN AFTER 45 DAYS.

Now a days all state governments and the Government of India doing unplanned expenditure on the development of public infrastructures, where there is no transparency and accountability and interest of the public representatives made accessible to demand under public utility, even though there is no provision for the all in the necessitated necessity of the demand under public service for which the work is approved right from Panchayat level to the Parliament level of the decision making on this standard of the political arena and security for the future welfare of the public, demanding free and fair justice from the system of Governance, even though and more over RTI applications are not observed in the positive directions of the demand under public utility and decisions are taken without any considerations of the benefits for all in the demand under public utility. On the other hand the Section 19(6) of the Right to information Act, 2005 clearly stating that, deciding appeals under the RTI Act is a quasi judicial function. It is therefore necessary that appellate authority should see to it that the justice is not only done, but it should also to appear have been done. In order to do so, the order passed by the appellate authority should be a speaking order giving justification for the decision arrived at.Further more if an appellate authority comes to a conclusion that the appellant should be supplied information in addition to what has been supplied to him by the PIO, he may either (1) pass an order directing the PIO to give such information to the appellant;or (2) he himself may give information to the appellant while disposing of the appeal. In the first case, the appellate authority should ensure that the information ordered by him to be supplied is supplied to the appellant immediately. It would however be better, if the appellate authority chooses the second course of action and he himself furnishes the information along with the order passed by him in the matter. It is particularly mentioned here that the PIO and the FAA, generally creating disparity on the captioned subject of demand under public service and taking no cognisance of the justice for mechanism of the information processed for good governance and accountability by the applicants, volunteers and the Resource persons working for the benefit of all in the society and circle, where disparity may be verified at any level of the decision and conclusion by the FAA however the Commissions are also working on the same standard of the disparity and accountability:--- Er Fateh Chand Guleria, RTI welfare Association, registered number HPCD, 3552 Bilaspur Himachal pradesh phone number 9459334377 .

STATE GOVERNMENT RESPONSIBLE FOR PLANNING AND COLLECTING POWER (ELECTRICITY) AVAILABLE FROM WATER FALLS WITHIN TEN YEARS OF THE SCHEDULE FOR EASE OF ACCESS TO ESTABLISHING THE ECONOMICS OF ITS INSTALLATION.

Hydro power is available from the water falls and the HP is available in kilowatts ie discharge of water in cumecs multiplied by fall of water in metres According to the given formula hydropower to harness the potential electrician may be available by way of management of the revenues generated through free power available from the hydroelectric projects and the state of Himachal pradesh aiming to do needful as a policy decision of the projects maintained and started for the future welfare of the state revenues generated through hydropower potential and small hydro electric projects at various such points required to create a stable and supportive policy and the regulatory framework for the overall development of the state where state government may obtain twelve percent free electricity from the construction agency and some other local area funding for the welfare of local community people but it is regretted to point that number of such companies are not working as per the guidelines of the state Government and at present the electricity department is also demanding funds for the new projects and the government is interested for the private sector investment on the captioned subject of demand under simultaneous use of the overall development of the Industrial Revolution and ecosystem, where twelve percent free electricity would be provided to the state Government in addition to the other requirements of the demand under public utility and royalty charges for the electrical services by discharge of water fall required for the electricity generation from the site of work through collection of water and it's strategic planning and management and effective utilization of the revenue generated from the schemes and projects estimated for the future development and benefits for the state government and public utility, like employment and supply of electricity at the local ends. The Government of Himachal pradesh must do needful under provision made for the formula accepted by the employer companies and based on the analysis of facility of transforming electricity advantages for which petty companies may help the supply and distribution to other states , if said work of the projects allowed for the sub classification of ease to access economics of the installation through minor electrical services by way of departmental distribution and appropriate rating of the work done by each contractor of the sub classification for distribution to others in the line of connectivity, demanding such facilitation from the state Government for their use. The schedule of works going higher day by day and it is necessary to verify the present system of such power available sites of water falls, so that the work may be planned and estimated for the construction with in ten years and necessary benefits of the electricity generation may be assigned to the concerned companies or the Board of departmental distribution through power transmission made functional after estimating the water falls available in the river discharged of water in cumecs

CELEBRATE GOOD GOVERNANCE AND TRANSPARENCY IN THE LIGHT OF SECTION 19(6) AND IMPROVE ENERGY AND SHAKTI OF DEMOCRACY WORKING FOR ALL IN THE EMPOWERMENT OF ROLE TO CONTAIN CORRUPTION AND WORK FOR GOOD GOVERNANCE.

Bhagwan Shiv is said to represent the universe related to Shakti and a supreme power beyond the research of our Scientific Study , working for the welfare of human being and doing needful. Our philosophy of the energy and Shakti, with and without form is considered with the affection, reverence and devotion for which all are depending on the nature and truth of facts that encompasses the whole world, however we have the capacity to aware about the things assigned to the human being for this function of the energy and Shakti maintained by the deep research of our work and conduct related to the concept of our vision and collection for the human being however success stories are unique and wonderful as related to the success stories of the achievements, basically qualities of the distinction between each other noticed by the observation of our profession and demand for the energy and Shakti which is ultimately a God gift in favor of the energy cycle maintained by the human being for the welfare of society and circle. Honesty, hard work and the devotion of time for the energy and Shakti is a initiative of our hard work and qualities, however the extreme power of our success stories are always written by the performance of our skill and Shakti generated by the each and every person in the capacity of individual, where wrong assessment and wrong doing has no place in the nature of placement for all under their fight for a right cause and doing correct and complete work of our success stories maintained for the future course of action plan for the National fellowship, assigned for the level of excellence to all in the race of achievement in the success stories of our truth of life and liberty, ultimately working for the good governance and charter of public accountability in the democracy of right to empowerment and achievement of each in the fray of supreme saviour of all . Despite getting constitutional recognition since 1992 , there has been no distinct promotion of energy and Shakti generated for the good governing and meaningful results of the RTI Act under Section 19(6) needs supervision of the higher authorities, taking no cognisance of the law code manual prefixed by the Constitution of India in this behalf but there is no justice even it should appear to have been done in the interest of supreme power corridor issued by the Government for the distinction between lower and higher levels of the qualifications and experiences maintained by the Government for the required energy and Shakti generated by the cause for consideration of the reasoning to maintain your dignity in the light of separate identity required for the distinction of capability challenged for the further notice of governance and supreme saviour of all, as maintaining the devotion to energy and Shakti generated by the accuracy, correctness and truth of the assignment given to each on the second channels of promotion for the standard of a position and option to have eligibility in semblance to the position of others in the celebration of comparison for the success stories of all in the same row of our dignified revolution for the democracy as facing corruption and other concepts of the wrong doings and ill fated decision of the real justice given to citizens of society and circle under section 19(6) of the RTI Act , 2005 , but there is no implementation of the said law code manual prefixed by the Constitution of India in this behalf in the real sense of justice for the all in society and circle and working for the good governance and transparency in the administration.

TO TAKE MAXIMUM USE OF STRENGTH OF CONCRETE, STEEL REINFORCEMENT IS USED TO TAKE UP TENSILE STRESSES IN REINFORCED CONCRETE BEAMS.

Concrete is strong in compression and very weak in tension. Its tensile strength, ie modulus of rupture is only a fraction of its compressive strength. If a plane concrete beam is loaded, it will fail when the stress on tension side reaches the tensile strength of concrete. The stress on compression side will be much less than the strength of concrete in compression. To make maximum use of strength of concrete, steel reinforcement is used to take up tensile stresses in reinforced concrete beams. For moderate amounts of reinforcement, steel reaches its yield strength at some load. At this stage steel yields and extends by large amount with the result that the tension cracks widen and move upwards with considerable deflection of the beam. At this stage strains in compression zone of the concrete increase to such an extent that they cause crushing of concrete. Such a failure is known as secondary compression failure and it takes place at a load slightly greater than that, which causes yielding of steel. Thus the load which causes yielding of steel determines the capacity of the beam. This type of failure is a gradual one and is preceded by the widening of cracks and significant increase in deflection. If the amount of reinforcement used is large, the steel does not reach its yielding stress but before that concrete has reached its compressive strength. It fails by crushing when the strains in concrete are large enough to cause disruption of concrete. The failure takes place when the concrete has reached strain of 0.3 to 0.4 percent. The failure of this type is sudden and of explosive nature and occurs without visible signs. It is obvious from the above discussion held in the structure that it is desirable to design a beam in such a way that failure takes place by yielding of steel and subsequent crushing of concrete rather than crushing of concrete alone. The design of Reinforcement concrete structures based on the working stress method and another method of designing reinforced concrete structure is based on the ultimate strength of the structural member and also known as the limit state method.

GOVERNMENT OF HIMACHAL PRADESH DEPARTMENT OF (PUBLIC WORKS) RESPONSIBLE TO ABOLISH THE POST OF REGISTRAR (ZONAL HEADQUARTERS) OR MAKE SUCH POSTS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE DUTY CHARTER OF ESTABLISHMENT MATTERS.

The post of Registrar Himachal Pradesh public Works department has been related to the chapter of establishment concerns and there exists only one post of the Registrar Himachal Pradesh PWD as per sanction strength of the charter of duty and established function, however the said post has also been given to the zonal headquarters of the Chief Engineers of HPPWD working at Hamirpur and Mandi respectively but it is regretted to point the duty and function of said post of the Registrar Himachal Pradesh at Zonal headquarters, as such these posts of the Registrar taking no cognisance of the establishment matters at zone levels as far as the Hamirpur zone of the department is concerned from where number of letters returned back to applicant with the remarks that Superintending Engineer of the concerned circle, HPPWD Bilaspur would be responsible to look into the matter of complaints against the office of Said Superintending engineer HPPWD Bilaspur Himachal Pradesh. Under this review of the reply issued by the Registrar Himachal Pradesh Hamirpur zone, it is clear that said post of the Registrar Himachal Pradesh taking no cognisance of the establishment matters and there is no justification of the post of the Registrar for which the Government and the department of PWD is responsible to look into the matter as such said complaint had been referred by the Office of the Chief Minister of the state to Chief Engineer HPPWD Hamirpur through Superintending Engineer HPPWD Nigam Vihar Shimla for verifying the facts of the complaints and decide the matter so referred by the Head of the department (S.E Works) . Keeping in view the position of such duty of the post of Registrar, it is necessary to follow competence of the said post of the Registrar instead of unnecessary appointing the promotional duty to zonal headquarters, where there is no justification of the establishment matters and if there is any justification of the post issued to the Zonal headquarters the concerned persons must do their duty in the interest of quasi -judicial function of the senior officer under section 19(6) of the RTI Act, 2005 , failing which these posts should be abolished for the future course of action under charter of public service and demand under establishment matters , where there is no review of the function of duty by said post vide number:-- PW-CE-HZ, FC Guleria/2024-2528 dated 02-06-2025 :-- Er Fateh chand Guleria, RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD 3552 , Bilaspur Himachal Pradesh phone number 9459334377

IRC:66 RECOMMENDS ABSOLUTE MINIMUM SIGHT DISTANCE IS THE SAFE STOPPING SIGHT DISTANCE, BASED ON THE DESIGN SPEED, KM /HOUR.

Geometrical design standards generally represent an acceptable compromise between the road users requirements and the construction costs, where in stopping distance is the distance covered by a moving vehicle from the instant an obstacle on the road ahead becomes visible to the driver and the vehicle is brought to a stop. Minimum safe stopping distance is known as non -passing sight distance. Where in Visibility distance is the length of a road ahead of the vehicle which should be visible to the driver to enable him to bring his vehicle to a stop in case of an obstruction on the road (A driver can see at a distance of about 300 metres in line with his eye along a level road) . The minimum sight distance should be based on expected speed of the vehicles and the breaking distance required to stop and which should also include the drivers reaction time to the danger. The safe sight distance is dependent on the breaking time of the vehicle and is generally taken as being equal to twice the distance required for a vehicle to stop. Mechanical and human factors should be taken into account-- the breaks may be defective, the driver may be drunk and these factors will need more of stopping distance and reaction time. The safe stopping sight distance should invariably be provided throughout the length of all roads. The sighting distance provided on roads should not be less than the safe Stopping distance for the particular speed allowed on the road. Where the minimum stopping distance cannot be provided, warning boards should be fixed for reducing the speed. Absolute minimum sight distance is the safe stopping sight distance and as per the guidelines based on IRC :66 , In single lane roads where two way movement of traffic is permitted the minimum stopping sight distance should be equal to twice the stopping distance to enable both vehicles coming from opposite directions to see each other. Restrictions to sight distance may be caused at horizontal curves or in vertical summit curves, by objects obstructing vision at the inner side of the road or at intersections. As far as overtaking sight distance is concerned, the distance required for a moving vehicle to overtake and safely pass another vehicle moving in the same direction but at a lower speed. The minimum distance ahead that must be clear to permit safe passing is called the passing sight distance. Where the step gradients to the approaches a vertical curve can not be avoided, the summit of the curve (hump) should be made horizontal for a length of about 30 metres. Same visibility is recommended on horizontal curves as on vertical curves. The sight distance is measured along the centre line of the road. Roads of 3.75 metres width and less where there are no berms such as canal and the village roads, overtaking places of not less than 61 metres should be provided at frequent intervals. Visibility across the inside of horizontal curves is very important, lack of visibility in the lateral direction may arise due to obstructions like walls, cut slopes, buildings, wooden areas, high farm crops, etc. The alignment of hill roads should ensure clear visibility up to the min : stopping sight distance all along it's  length. It will be Impracticable normally to provide visibility corresponding to the overtaking sight distance. Vision berms should be provided on the inside of horizontal curves The width of these berms should equal the set back distance . While designing for safe visibility distance, it should not be ignored that drivers visual difficulty is magnified by hazy visibility during the monsoons:-- Er Fateh Chand Guleria, RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD 3552 , Bilaspur Himachal Pradesh phone number 9459334377

RCC HUME PIPE CULVERTS 900 MM DIA ARE ECONOMICAL THAN OTHER TYPES HOWEVER RURAL DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT TAKING NO COGNISANCE OF WORK DONE FOR AMBULANCE ROADS AND DELAYING THE MGNREGA APPROVAL FOR BALHSEENA PANCHAYAT AND LINK ROAD TO VILLAGE (KATHUIN) EVEN ORDER BY THE BDO JHANDUTTA

For small drainage crossings pipe culverts are often generally found practice to be the most economical and easily constructed and can be easily enlarged subsequently to take more discharge by the addition of one or more pipes and in case of subsidiary culvert such type of work are most commonly used. Reinforced concrete pipes are most commonly used for this purpose of the cross drainage work. Accordingly  one number additional pipe has been provided in the link road to Gandhir from Balhseena after its approval from the District administration Bilaspur Himachal Pradesh under Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Scheme of the area and circle and work was kept pending since FY 2007 so the matter was brought to the notice of the District Administration Bilaspur from where two number culverts have been approved for this cross drainage of the Ambulance roads and the Gram Panchayat Gandhir has completed their work of the addition made of 900 mm diameter culvert but the work of the Village Kathuin under Gram panchayat Balhseena still kept pending for want of funding for the said work which has been completed by the Gandhir Panchayat under Jhandutta Block of the Bilaspur Himachal Pradesh. The matter has been brought to the notice of the respective Chief Secretary of state Government from where two number letters have been issued to the Secretary Rural department on 18-11-24 and 9-11-2025 respectively but no action has been taken by the Department of the RD even number of requests and reminders placed on the record of the Deputy Secretary of the RD department being responsible for the duty as a nodal officer of the Panchayati Raj Department but no action has been taken by the department against the non compliance of the construction agency of Gram panchayat Balhseena , even clear orders of the Programme officer on the captioned subject at number of occasion. So keeping in view the above position of the pending work of the Ambulance road because of economical design for the 900 mm dia hume pipe culvert which has been approved for rupee five lacs by the department of rural development and completed by the GP Gandhir panchayat in rupee three lacs there is no reason of denying the facts placed on the record of the department in this behalf and ordered by the BDO Jhandutta block for needful under the MANRESA and based on the arrangement of head walls and wing walls such that the embankment is protected and the flow of water facilitated. Wing walls may be parallel with or at right angles to the axis of the culvert or may be placed at an angle with the head wall, usually thirty degree or forty five degree. For hydraulic reasons especially at the up-stream ends flared wings are best choice and the culvert is less likely to become chocked then when either of the other types is used.

WHY WATER PURIFICATION AND TREATMENT GIVEN TO THE WATER FOUND IN THE NATURE

Water found in nature is seldom, if ever, all pure and free from danger for human consumption and most waters require treatment for the removal of germs of diseases, solid impurities, taste, odour, colour, iron and mineral salts, etc. In general the treatment given to water is adjusted suitably to the characteristics of the raw water and the nature of impurities to be dealt with. The main treatment required for surface waters is for contamination, corrosion, turbidity, taste and colour;and for underground waters is for removal of hardness and scale farming salts, corrosive salts and excess iron and other minerals. Particular attention should be paid to planning and lay -out of water treatment works in such a way that its capacity may be enlarged without difficulty in future for any of population. The treatment works should be located as near the source of supply as possible. Storage tends to improve the quality of water through sedimentation of silt and other suspended matter and by the oxidation of dissolved impurities. Colour and turbidities are reduced to a considerable extent and bacteria also disappears to as much as 90 to 95 percent which in many cases offers an effective substitute for pre sedimentation and pre chlorination. Polluted water derived from rivers is stored undisturbed in large impounding reservoirs which may be for a period of 2 to 4 weeks, but the stored water deteriorates biologically. Penetration of sunlight into water disinfecting effect and its bleaching action on the colouring matter is limited to a depth of 1.5 metres in the clear water and upto only a few centimeters in turbid waters. For this reason the growths of the organisms are much less likely in turbid silt bearing waters than in clear waters.

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA AND THE STATE GOVERNMENT OF HIMACHAL PRADESH RESPONSIBLE TO ACCOMPLISH THE CODAL FORMALITIES OF LIFT WATER SUPPLY SCHEME FOR KOTDHAR AREAS OF JHANDUTTA CONSTITUENCY, KEPT PENDING FOR REQUIRED SANCTION OF THE ADDITIONAL WATER PROCURED FROM THE GOVIND SAGAR RESERVOIR.

The Govind Sagar lift water supply providing drinking water for the Area of Kotdhar under Jhandutta Constituency of district Bilaspur Himachal Pradesh has been held up for ompletion stage of the forest and environment clearances and other related problems of the removal of minor biological clearance required for the storage capacity of the major scheme of area which also includes the higher level housing segment of the Gram Panchayat Balhseena and Gandhir, where the water of Sirhali Khud is not available during the hot season of May, June and July, however the state Government taking no cognisance of the approval from the Government of India, where the case of said scheme kept pending for want of forest and environment clearances. On the other hand the National Green Tribunal has also inspected the said scheme of the area and circle and submitted their comments to the Government of India for further course of action in the matter, however the Government of India taking no cognisance in the said approvals of the lift water supply scheme, kept pending for want of necessary conclusion of the parameters laid for the decision making on the captioned subject of the demand under public service, found necessary for the drinking water for those who had given their lands and houses to the BBMB during, 1955-56 but neither the BBMB cooperating the state government of Himachal Pradesh nor the Government of India releasing this sanction of the project completion, which has been already completed by the department of Jal Shakti Government of Himachal Pradesh but the people are not in position to have facilities for their drinking water which has been provided in the interest of justice, as facing acute shortage of water in the areas covered under this Scheme of the Govind Sagar lake, because of non availability of the spring water during the hot season of the May and June, and compelled to have bring water from the other sources. Keeping in view the above position of drinking water to areas covered for this scheme of the district Bilaspur, it is necessary to allow the sanctions of the codal formalities at every level of the Government of India, National Green Tribunal and the BBMB , for which all the Members of Parliament and the representatives of the Government of India would be held responsible to delay this sanction of the project under completion and the state government must apprise the clear position of the drinking water shortage to the Government of India, where final review of the drinking water supply scheme, kept pending, even the work of the said scheme is almost complete and the test work on the captioned subject matter , related to the reasoning necessitating an improved system of the additional water supply to the people of areas covered under this scheme of the Jhandutta constituency of district Bilaspur Himachal Pradesh , for which the Authorities are also responsible to verify the facts of existing schemes, quality and quantities of water at sources, as no water is available in the hot season of May and June, is proof and evidence on the record of the department of Jal Shakti. Further more the provision for the future development of the estimated daily allowance per head is required to be calculated on the basis of the demand and supply so dimensioned for the further review and revision of the scheme at the time of design and scope of the area covered and number of people and animals to be catered for this obligatory scheme of the department of Jal Shakti government of Himachal Pradesh, responsible for the welfare of people of state:-- Er Fateh Chand Guleria, RTI, Welfare Association, registered number HPCD, 3552 , Bilaspur Himachal Pradesh phone number 9459334377

JOURNAL OF PREVENTIVE CARDIOLOGY HIGHLIGHTS THAT WALKING 4000 STEPS PER DAY CAN REDUCE THE CHANCES OF PREMATURE DEATHS, DUE TO HEALTH RELATED CONCERNS.

A morning walk is very essential to the senior citizens, so required for the fitness is all about pushing yourself and prefer the on foot course of walk, with age and decreasing capability, one should adjust this journey of morning walk in design of foot steps. One must achieve daily progress of number of steps, not less than 4000 steps per day and any more than it will be benefitted, however one should keep this limit of the number game in mind for the regular course of action. Cardio in fasting state gets body into fat -burning mode and low insulin pushes body to use stored body fat for energy, creates optic flow, which reduces stress and exposure to morning sunlight has its added benefits. Most people overestimate the calories they burn at the gym and underestimate calories burned during simple movement. As one may spend more hours in a day sitting, standing or walking than doing formal exercise, however the walking is the easiest way to burn more calories. Research on the captioned subject of preventive cardiology highlights that walking 4000 steps can reduce the chances of premature deaths due to health related concerns. Those who manage to reach about 4000 steps daily should also consider that for every 1000 steps above 4000,there are chances of their overall health improving by 15 ℅.

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA AND THE STATE GOVERNMENTS ARE RESPONSIBLE TO PROVIDE VOLUNTARY INTERNSHIP, SKILL DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES TO THE EDUCATED YOUTH, AS PER THEIR PROFESSIONAL DEGREE AND THE DIPLOMA OR CERTIFICATE

The size, shape and effectiveness of policy and programmes related to the job opportunity for the future welfare of the educated freshers becoming a big problem for the Government of India and also for the state Governments. The main problem is budget and the fiscal deficit and the inflation reducing the cost of capital and the qualitative shift of the capital and it has tripled in the present system of productive risk for the employment where the artificial intelligence doing needful under the provision made by productive industrial revolution, where the corruption is becoming a big problem for the all living in the society and circle and facing problems because of the linked loans to states like Himachal Pradesh, contingent on rolling out the labour codes and trying to shift towards the Internship programme of the new definition for the hiring freshers and tackling the market failure in dealing with the skill development through the new era entrants, working with the professional experts for design principles, required for the effective and sustainable development of the earning, where progress of the products could not be ignored by the employers. As such the internship programme has been kept voluntary, where employers who are trying the new era entrants may realise that these programmes will definitely pay for themselves in the future productivity of creating a virtuous cycle in financing and qualifications links. The Government of India and the state Governments must follow this voluntary scheme of learning with qualifications for skill Development programming required for their unemployed and benefitting the mass prosperity, however there is no vacancy in the turn of this schedule for the trade mark job preservation schemes time to time announced by the Government for the welfare of educated youth, demanding their livelihood from the state government and also from the Government of India but companies are taking no risk for the employment , at this stage of the work for the mass prosperity and welfare of the educated youth, having diploma and degrees, but no job opportunity is available for the livelihood.

DECIDING APPEALS IS A QUASI-JUDICIAL FUNCTION, SO FAA RESPONSIBLE TO FOLLOW AGREEMENT JUDICIOUSLY AND GIVE JUSTIFICATION OF THE DECISION ARRIVED AT HIS END

It is very necessary to follow instructions on the disposal of first appeals under the RTI Act, 2005 and where in it is described under section 19(6) of the RTI act adjudicated that deciding appeals under the RTI act is a quasi judicial function, it is therefore necessary, that the FAA should see to it that the justice in not only done but it should also appear to have been done. In order to do so, the order passed by the appellant authority should be a speaking order giving justification for the decision arrived at. If an appellant authority comes to a conclusion that the appellant should be supplied information in addition to what has been supplied to him by the PIO, he may either (1) pass an order directing the PIO to give such information to the appellant;or (2) he himself may give information to the appellant while disposing of the appeal. In the first case the appellate authority should ensure that the information ordered by him to be supplied is supplied to the appellant immediately. It would, however, be better, if the appellate authority chooses the second course of action and he himself furnishes the information along with the order passed by him in the matter. So, keeping in view the above agreement with the decision making by the FAA, it is necessary to follow appeals before the FAA in the interest of judiciously examine the appeals with the decision arrived at by the right to information and prescribed with in the frame work of the RTI act adjudicated in this behalf, instead of taking second appeal before the State information commission or the CIC as the case may be, as such the decision of DoP&T issued vide number 10/23/2007 dated 9-7-2007is following above disposal of the information under RTI act adjudicated where appeal before the FAA mechanically agreed for the disposal under section 19(6) of the RTI act as FAA is judiciously responsible for deciding the second appeals:-- Er Fateh Chand Guleria, RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD 3552 Himachal pradesh phone number 9459334377 .

HONOURABLE VICE PRESIDENT OF INDIA VISITED THE DOCTOR YESWANT SINGH PARMAR, HORTICULTURE AND FORESTRY UNIVERSITY NAUNI, (SOLAN) AND PREPARE THE STUDENTS FOR DIVERSE ROLE IN ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TO AGRICULTURE REFORMS:-- ER FATEH CHAND GULERIA (RTI WELFARE GROUP REGISTERED NUMBER HPCD, 3552 , BILASPUR,(H.P)

Vice president honourable Shri Jagdeep Dhankar visited Doctor Yeswant Singh Parmar, Horticulture and the forestry University today on 7-6-2025 and took cognisance of the work and conduct of the creative education learning and methodology adopted by the Government of Himachal Pradesh and praised the existing system of believe on the captioned subject related to the improvement and work done for the welfare of students of the institution where the honourable Vice president also protected the interests of the Artificial intelligence and the Artificial Agriculture reforms related to each other as a measure of the empowerment through technology and professional development ideas connected with the discussion and dialogue of the present system of Artificial intelligence working world wide for the welfare of people of courageous nature and mission for the development of technology reforms doing needful with the help of such work and development for the modern scientific research on the system of demand for decision making and application for the use and exercise of the said technology , where machines and computers are working on the said performance of the duty and making artificial intelligence a productive research for the experience hand professionals doing needful with help of this technology for the personal performance and also for the general opinion of the challenges coming before the people of country and world wide, so using this system of the modern technology and scientific culture adopted for the welfare of society and circle and making our system online on various types of the work and culture related to the professional arts and management taking benefits of the saving money and creating opportunities for the ongoing system of Artificial intelligence in the use of better and verse for which it is necessary to have good ideas and professional development in the traditional improvement of our success stories, noticed by the good guides and the researchers for the chapter of artificial intelligence on the professional development and reforms. Good results may be obtained from the artificial intelligence of the success stories of our vision and potential for the work and experience, but it is necessary to have capabilities for the understanding of the professional ideas before the trainee and the training programme supporting the move of this function for the aware drive provided to supplant these efforts of the Group management and facility providers, doing needful in the interest of good governance and accountability. The Vice president of India also took cognisance of the beauty of state of Himachal Pradesh and its natural modern amenities for the facilities and prepare the students for diverse roles in the artificial intelligence system management of key structured curriculum and rigorous training and trial sessions for the faculty always available for them during their study programmes necessary to clear the doubts and also to take guidance from the self made claims and commitments comprehensive for the success stories of their consistent hard work.

TREE MASTER PLAN MANAGEMENT PROTOCOLS ARE VERY IMPORTANT ALONG THE ROAD SIDES AND ALSO FOR THE SPACES AVAILABLE IN THE BLANK FOREST COVERS.

Forest department needs a tree master plan in the coming rainy season undoubtedly the greenest state in the country with the highest tree forest cover and score of the benchmark , however it is becoming necessary to protect the restored tree heritage and diversity and bring its original position for which future plantation must be planned by the department of forest and the public Works department too responsible for the road side plantation during the season, so coming ahead for the master plan based on the analysis and space for the tree plantation along with the existing position of the spaces required for the road side plantation and also in the forest area covers having space for the new locations and said issue needs urgent attention of the department of the forest and the public Works department as loss of the original glory of tree plantation along many of the important places and forests becoming need of the master plan, where in old composition has disappeared from the existing rows and spaces of the forest covers maintainer by the forest department in this behalf of the roads to reach out the sun, having been planted too close to the other trees. As for as the forest areas and covers or spaces are concerned, it is necessary to protect the existing varieties of the old plantation rows in the available spaces for the future plantation however in the cases of the road side plantation trees should be best suited to the climate and the soil and the road side trees must be fairly hard and robust, those can stand winds and storms. The trees must be shady but not sending out large branches outside and too rapid growing trees should be avoided, as they are invariably short lived and have very brittle branches. The species selected for the road side plantation be either truly evergreen such as the mango and the margosa. Trees that develop straight and green trunk up to a height of about ten to twelve feet from the ground level and then spread out are suitable. The trees should be deep rooted as shallow spreading roots injure described within nine to fifteen matrepavements by absorbing moisture from the sub grade. Suitable spacing for the road side plantation has been

A CITIZEN HAS A RIGHT TO OBTAIN INFORMATION FROM A PUBLIC AUTHORITY IN THE FORM OF PHOTOCOPY, FLOPPY OR IN ANY OTHER ELECTRONIC MODE.

The information to the applicant should ordinarily be provided in the form in which it is sought. However, if the supply of information sought in a particular form would disproportionately divert the resources of the public authority, or may cause harm to the safety or preservation of the records, supply of information in that form may be denied. In some cases, the applicants expect the public information officer to give information in some particular pro forma devised by them on the plea that they have a right to get information in the form in which it is sought. It need be noted that the provision in the Act, simply means that if the information is sought in the form of photography, it shall be provided in the form of photography, or if it is sought in the form of a floppy, or in any electronic mode, it shall be provided in that form, subject to the condition given in the Act. It doesn't mean that the PIO shall re-shape the information. Some information seekers request the public information officers to cull out information from some document(s) and give such extracted information to them. A citizen has a right to get material from a public authority which is held by or under the control of that public authority. The Act, however does not require the public information officer to deduce some conclusion from the material and supply the conclusion so deduced to the applicant. It means that the public information officer is required to supply the material in the form as held by the public authority, but not to do research on behalf of the citizen to deduce any thing from the material and then supply it to him:-- Er Fateh chand Guleria Phone number 9459334377

A CLEAR AND SPARKLING WATER IS NOT NECESSARILY FIT FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION, HENCE IT IS ESSENTIAL TO DETECT THE DANGEROUS MATTERS BY WAY OF SIMPLE TESTS.

Drinking water must be free from (a) disease producing organisms or harmful bacteria or Micro-organisms as colloidal matter;(b) dissolved poisonous chemical substances of all kinds;(c) objectionable gases -- but may contain good amount of dissolved oxygen;(d) dissolved minerals which impart excessive hardness to water and must not deposit sediment on standing. Drinking water should not contain any appreciable amount of suspended matter. It should as far as possible, be colourless, odourless, cool and pleasant to the taste. Deep well waters may have a slight earthy odour. Pure water, when in large quantities, has a faint bluish tint, peaty water has a brown tint. Any other colour may indicate pollution. Warm waters are generally deficient in oxygen and are therefore somewhat unpalatable. The suitability of a water for any particular purpose can be determined only after a complete analysis and investigation of the source of origin of supply. A complete water analysis consists of four sections: Physical, Chemical, Bacteriological and Microscopic. For drinking water supplies the bacteriological and physical analysis are of prime importance. The microscopic analysis is necessary to determine the existence and extent of organisms that may create taste and odour problems. Raw water contains suspended, colloidal and dissolved impurities. Frequently, water is treated not only to improve its quality from aesthetic and sanitary point of view, but also to reduce its corrosive or scaling properties which would effect the life and carrying capacity of water pipes. Except in a few special cases all surface supplies needs to be filtered, and supplies from the large rivers require rather more elaborate treatment. Filtration is often unnecessary in the case of underground waters which are usually hard and are frequently softened;soft upland waters are hardened. As a final process water has to be sterilized.