MC Commissioner reviews development works in sector 15; emphasizes cleanliness and civic responsibility

Chandigarh, November 7:- The Municipal Corporation Chandigarh Commissioner, Amit Kumar, IAS, conducted a comprehensive review of ongoing development and maintenance works in Sector 15 today. The inspection covered key civic infrastructure including street lighting, sewerage and storm water drainage systems, pruning of trees, maintenance of footpaths, parks, public toilets, and internal roads.

The Commissioner was accompanied by Area Councillor Sh. Saurabh Joshi, Dr. Inderdeep Kaur Medical Officer of Health, senior officers of the MCC, and prominent residents of the area. The team visited the Community Centre, Sector 15 Market, and the adjoining park, where they took stock of the progress and interacted with local residents to understand their concerns and suggestions.

During the visit, the Commissioner directed officials to ensure timely completion of works with a focus on quality and sustainability. He emphasized the importance of regular maintenance, efficient waste management, and citizen participation in keeping the city clean and green.

As part of the visit, all present took a Swachhata Pledge, reaffirming their commitment to maintaining cleanliness, proper waste segregation at the source, and environmental responsibility.

MC Commissioner reiterated that the Municipal Corporation is dedicated to improving civic amenities and ensuring a healthier, cleaner, and more livable environment for every resident of Chandigarh.

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MC Chandigarh takes pledge to promote legal adoption and empowerment of children with special needs

Chandigarh, November7:- In a significant step towards creating an inclusive and compassionate society, the Municipal Corporation Chandigarh, under the leadership of Commissioner Amit Kumar, IAS, along with all officials of the Corporation, took a solemn pledge to promote legal adoption and the safeguarding of children with special needs.

The initiative underscores the Corporation’s unwavering commitment to raising awareness, protecting the rights, and ensuring the holistic inclusion of Divyang (specially-abled) children in mainstream society.

Speaking on the occasion, MC Commissioner Amit Kumar, IAS emphasized the importance of collective responsibility in ensuring every child—regardless of ability—receives love, care, and opportunities to thrive. He highlighted that the pledge serves as a reminder of the civic duty to uphold equality, dignity, and inclusivity for all sections of society.

The Municipal Corporation reiterated its dedication to supporting welfare initiatives and sensitizing the community towards the needs of differently-abled children. Through awareness campaigns and collaborations with social organizations, the Corporation aims to foster a nurturing environment that encourages legal adoption and the empowerment of children with special needs.

This initiative aligns with the Government of India’s vision of inclusive development and reinforces Chandigarh’s reputation as a city that values compassion, equity, and social justice.