The Mapusa Municipal Council (MMC) on Wednesday scrapped its decision of shifting the Matoli vendors at the Mapusa taxi stand and relocated them in the Mapusa municipal market, after the vendors complained that there are no business at the taxi stand.
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It may be recalled that MMC had decided to shift some Matoli vendors at Mapusa taxi stand to prevent chaos in the market. Accordingly, about 40 Matoli vendors were shifted to taxi stand, while others were allowed to sit in the market. However, the vendors complained that there were no customers at the taxi stand and they were made to sit in the hot sun. Some councillors visited the taxi stand and reported the matter to Chairperson Rohan Kavlekar, who took 3-4 rounds at Mapusa taxi stand to take stock of the situation. Later, Kavlekar decided to relocate them in the Mapusa municipal market. In the evening, the vendors were shifted in the market.
A new policy for cadre allocation has been finalised by the Central government for IAS, IPS and other officers, aimed at ensuring "national integration" in the country's top bureaucracy.
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Published Aug 24, 2017, 11:24 PM IST
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aGENCIESNew Delhi Officers of all-India services -- the Indian Administrative Service (IAS), Indian Police Service (IPS) and Indian Forest Service (IFoS) -- will have to choose cadres from a set of zones instead of states. The officers of three services are currently allocated cadre state or a set of states to work in. They may be posted on central deputation during the course of their service after fulfilling certain eligibility conditions. The existing 26 cadres have been…
