Fund for COVID Assistance by MCL under CSR in Odisha

 

Fund for COVID Assistance by MCL under CSR

Dear  friends

RTI  Application was  submitted  to the  PIO, office  of Mahanadi Coalfields Limited, Burla  seeking  information about details of fund  utilized  for  COVID Assistance.  On 16.10.20, the PIO  has  provided  the  following  information.

A.     Sum COVID Hospital  has been  provided  financial assistance  amounting Rs. 21,93,75,000.

B.      MCL has  spent Rs. 1,39,91,029  towards  purchasing  and  distribution of  Mask  and sanitizer  to  prevent COVID.

Date	Details of  Work	Amount sanctioned ( Rs.)
24.3.20	25 nos. of vehicles for one week to the Angul district administration for facilitating  conveyance  of field authorities	3,77,606
24.3.20	Toilet-washroom  enabled  Porta Cabins at the  proposed COVID-19   isolation/ quarantine  facility in Sambalpur	18,62,974
25.3.20	5000 Sanitiser  and 2000 Masks  to Jharsuguda  district administration	2,00,000
27.3.20	Setting up of Isolation/ Quarantine medical facility in Lakhanpur  Hospital  of Lakhanpur area.	70,09,104
30.3.20	Setting up of Isolation/ Quarantine medical facility in Lakhanpur  Hospital  of Lakhanpur area.	13,00,000
31.3.20	Distribution of Mask and Sanitiser	2,40,000
2.4.20	Shelter  homes  to the migrant labor  in Basundhara area	3,49,400
2.4.20	Procurement  of 10000 mask  for  taking preventive measures  of Corona  virus  in Basundhara area	3,00,000
3.4.20	Providing  financial assistance  to operationalization  of COVID -19  hospital  at BBSR  through tripartite  Agreement  among  Govt.  of Odisha , SUM Hospital  and MCL	7.31,25,000
4.4.20	Mask  in Deogarh  district	62,500
5.4.20	Procurement of 5000 food grain packets  for  stranded migrant  families	23,31,250
7.4.20	Procurement of different items  for setting up accommodation  facility  for medical  personnel  engaged  in exclusive  COVID -19  hospital	8,59,082
9.4.20	Procurement  of Mask, sanitizer,  spraying  machine  etc.  to prevent  outbreak of Novel Corona  virus  in peripheral village s of Lakhganpur  area	9,86,750
9.4.20	Providing 20 nos. of  wall mounted  fans  in COVID Hospital  at NSCH, Talcher	39,298
9.4.20	Rendering house keeping services  in the accommodation provided  for medical and other staff  at COVID hospital , NSCH, Talcher	1,71,970
11.4.20	Providing  face mask  and hand sanitizer  and spraying  of disinfectant  in villages  around IB valley	14,08,700
11.4.20	Providing  face mask  and hand sanitizer  and spraying  of disinfectant  in villages  around  ORIENT Area	14,80,994
11.4.20	Carrying out  various preventive measures  to prevent  spread  of COVID -19  like distribution of  hand sanitizer  and face mask	10,00,000
13.4.20	Upkeep  of hostels , disinfectant spraying  and procurement  of  TV  for COVID Hospital , Talcher	5,50,579
13.4.20	Procurement  and distribution of face mask  in Brajarajanagar ULB  as requisitioned by Collector, Jharsuguda	24,74, 214
13.4.20	Procurement  and distribution of face mask  in  Lakhanpur block   as requisitioned by Collector, Jharsuguda	18,10,560
13.4.20	Procurement  of PPE Kits  for DHH Sambalpur  under CSR  as requisitioned  by Collector, Sambalpur	9,40,800
15.4.20	7500 masks  for Sambalpur  and Deogarh  through Utsav Trust	1,87,311
16.4.20	Operation of new Substation  at COVID-19 hospital , NSCH, Talcher	3,30,338
18.4.20	Providing services  for personnel engaged for COVID -19 hospital at NSCH, Talcher	10,82,143
20.4.20	Providing logistics  support  for operationalization of  COVID 19  hospital  at NSCH, Talcher	3.30.338
23.4.20	Distribution of face masks  in Talcher  Coalfields	24,00,000
23.4.20	Distribution of hand sanitizer  in Talcher  Coalfields	24,40,000
23.4.20	Procurement of groceries  for stranded  workforce  at  construction  Sambalpur	5,000
28.4.20	Repair, installation of AC  at staff accommodation  COVID Hospital , Talcher	61,908
30.4.20	Providing sanitizer soap  in village around Samalpur district	10,000
30.4.20	Providing 25 vehicles  to Angul district  admn.  For 35 days	18,88,031
1.5.20	Food materials  to rural households  affected by lockdown  in Hemgir  block	1,44,075
27.4.20	10,000 Masks  in Baragarh  district	1,90,000
4.5.20	5 Thermal Scanners  to dist admn. Sambalpur	28,998
11.5.20	Providing face masks  for  ilalges  of Sundargarh  district	1,99,920
12.5.20	Providing medical equipment  for MCL Lakhanpur COVID health centre	22,83,397
15.5.20	Logistic support  in additional  accommodation  of new doctors  at NSCH, Talcher	5,32,746
15.5.20	Providing Facemasks  in different rural and urban areas  of Baragarh  district	1,68,000
18.5.20	Food materials to 268  rural households  affected  lockdown  in Hemgir  block	1,28,707
18.6.20	2nd Installment  COVID -19  hospital  at Bhubaneswar	5,68,75,000
20.5.20	Umrella to ASHA  and Anganwadi workers  of Sambalpur  district	5,29,200
20.6.20	Electrification work of PG Hostels for COVID 19   at NSCH, Talcher	1,93,128
20.6.20	Opeartion of pump  & Water  supply  for  residential complex  for Covid  at NSCH, Talcher	1,90,197
13.7.20	Providing  food  and water  to migrants  transiting  through  Shramik special trains	4,96,800
24.7.20	Procurement  of various materials  for COVID hospital, Talcher	2,17,730
25.7.20	Release of  1st installment  as fixed  rental charges  for COID Hospital, Bhubaneswar	4,06,25,000
8.8.20	Providing  vehicle  to Talcher  sub division  for  one month  for COVID management	73,000
11.8.20	Providing  Ambulance  at COID Hospital, Jharsuguda  for  3 months  on hiring basis	6,61,627
14.8.20	Providing 25 vehicles  to Angul district  admn for 28 days	13,56,075
4.9.20	Accomplishment of urgent, unforeseen works related to COVID Hospital, Talcher	10,00,00
6.9.20	Water  supply  in residential building  and hostel at COVID Hospital, Talcher	14,02,551
23.9.20	Supply of gen set  and Air cooler  to Urban primary health centres  of Sambalpur  district	12,40,976
25.9.20	Supply of 10,000  tablets  of Eavipiravir  to DCH, Sambalpur , Puhala  hostel and VSSUT, Burla	2,28,600
5.10.20	Release of 4th installment  as fixed  rental charge  for COVID Hospital , Bhubaneswar	4,87,50,000
7.10.20	Fixed rental cost  and variable  cost to COVID Hospital, Talcher	2,75,44,500

 

Pradip Pradhan

M-9937843482

Date – 6.11.20

No Documentary Information available who drove Chief Minister to Puri

 

No Documentary Information available who drove Chief Minister's Car to Puri

( RTI Revelation)

 

Dear friends

Just next  day  after  our  press meet  questioning Chief Minister’s  aerial  visit  to the  flood-affected  areas on 31.8.20  which was  fake  and false  and  subsequent  explanation sought  from the  Chief Minister’s office , on 16.10.20., Sri Naveen Patnaik, Chief  Minister, Odisha  visited  to  Puri   to review  progress  of development  work  undertaken  around  Jagannath Temple. The  Chief Minister’s  visit was  seen telecast  in BJD-patronised  TVs  to  project  CM  as  if  he is quite physically  active  to look after affairs  of the  state.  In fact in our  press meet, we  have raised  the  issues  of  health  problem  of Chief Minister  for  which  a fake  news  was  prepared  about  CM’s aerial visit.

 After  three  days  of CM visit  to Puri,  Sri pratap Mohanty, RTI Activist ( M-9040222335)   filed  RTI in the office  of the  Chief Minister seeking  the  following  information  

 i.  Name of the of the driver who drove the chief minister driving his visit to puri jaganath temple on 16/10/20.

ii.  List of the official cars with numbers used by chief minister,govt of odisha from January 2019-oct 2020.

iii.Name of the drivers driving chief minister car

 On 5.11.20., the PIO  provided  the  following  information.

 Point No. -1-  No such  information is  available  in the Chief Minister’s office

Point No.-2 &3-  The PIO   provide the  information in the  following  table.

Sl.No	Vehicle No	Name  of the Driver
1	OR-O2-BV-1007	Sri Minza Behera
2	OR-O2-BY- 1007	Sri Surendra Nayak

 Analysis

The Chef Minister’s  car  is  always driven by   the  Drivers  who are  officially   engaged  and paid  from State  Exchequer.  But  during  visit of CM  to Puri, no official  driver   had  driven  the  car  what  the  Chief Minister’s  office  said.  How  un-trained  private  drivers  are  driving  CM  car  without  sanction of the appropriate  authority.  It  needs  to be enquired  and action  to be taken  against  un-official  driver  who  drove  CM car  on 16.10.20. Ihe   untrained  and  un-official  driver  driving  the CM vehicle may  endanger  personal  security  of the  CM .  CM  office  must be  watchful and avoid   unofficial  driver  to drive  vehicle  of the CM.

 Pradip Pradhan

M-9937843482

Date- 6.11.20