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Sagar Watch - October 31, 2025 0

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Sagar Watch News/ Residents of Sagar and Makronia can now reach their nearest water service center by phone or written application to resolve issues like supply disruptions, leakage, or to apply for new water connections quickly and efficiently.

New service centers are opened so people in Sagar and Makronia can easily report and fix drinking water problems or apply for new tap connections.)

To ensure faster resolution of consumer complaints related to drinking water, separate Consumer Service Centers have been established under the Makronia Water Supply Scheme by the Municipal Corporation Sagar and Municipal Council Makronia.

These centers will allow residents to register complaints either by phone or in writing, and also submit applications for new water connections.

  • Makronia Consumers

    • Can contact 07582-293757 between 10 AM to 5 PM for any water-related issues.

  • Sagar Municipal Corporation Consumers

    • Five dedicated Consumer Service Centers have been opened for different city zones.

📍 List of Consumer Service Centers and Covered Wards

1. Karila Service Center

  • Location: Water Tank Campus, Karila

  • Phone: 07582-366240

  • Wards Covered:
    15 (Bhagwanganj), 16 (Vitthal Nagar), 17 (Guru Govind Singh), 18 (Subhash Nagar), 19 (Tulsi Nagar), 20 (Shastri), 21 (Sant Kanwar Ram), 22 (Sant Ravidas)

2. Motinagar Service Center

  • Location: Water Tank Campus, Motinagar

  • Phone: 07582-2388007

  • Wards Covered:
    23 (Bhagat Singh), 24 (Vallabh Nagar), 25 (Motinagar), 26 (Chandrashekhar), 29 (Rampura), 30 (Itwari), 31 (Gandhi Chowk), 32 (Ravishankar), 33 (Narayawali Naka), 34 (Mohan Nagar), 35 (Rajiv Nagar)

3. Shanichari Service Center

  • Location: Water Tank Campus, Shanichari

  • Phone: 07582-354590

  • Wards Covered:
    01 (Harisingh Gaur), 02 (Indira Nagar), 03 (Civil Lines), 06 (Gopalganj), 07 (Vrindavan), 08 (Krishnaganj), 09 (Shanichari), 10 (Parkota), 11 (Lajpatpura), 12 (Shukrawari), 14 (Tilakganj), 27 (Katra), 28 (Jawaharganj), 38 (Keshavganj), 42 (Laxmipura)

4. Pantnagar Service Center

  • Location: Water Tank Campus, Pantnagar

  • Phone: 07582-244552

  • Wards Covered:
    04 (Madhukar Shah), 05 (Shivaji), 13 (Dayanand), 37 (Sant Kabir), 44 (Kakaganj), 45 (Pantnagar), 46 (Tili), 47 (Baghraj)

5. Purviyaoo Service Center

  • Location: Water Tank Campus, Purviyaoo

  • Phone: 07582-2386061

  • Wards Covered:
    36 (Vivekanand), 40 (Chakaraghat), 41 (Bariaghat), 43 (Purkhyaoo), 47 (Baghraj), 48 (Ambedkar)

💧 Purpose of the Initiative

  • Quick redressal of drinking water-related complaints

  • Simplified process for new tap connection applications

  • Improved communication between residents and municipal authorities

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Sagar Watch - October 30, 2025 0

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🗞️Surprise Inspections Reveal Stark Reality 

The surprise inspections in Sagar district serve as a wake-up call for the entire Bundelkhand education system.

While the administration’s crackdown sends a strong message, sustainable change will depend on consistent monitoring, strict enforcement, and renewed dedication from senior officers and teaching staff alike.

 

Until then, the dream of quality education for Bundelkhand’s children remains locked behind closed school gates.


Sagar, Bundelkhand | October 30, 2025: A series of surprise inspections ordered by Collector Sandeep GR have exposed serious lapses in the functioning of government schools across the Bundelkhand region. 

Several schools were found closed during working hours, while in others, teachers were missing and students were nowhere to be seen. 

The findings have once again raised questions about the accountability of the teaching staff and the supervision mechanisms meant to uphold the integrity of public education.

🔹 Appathy Of Education Officers

  • Collector’s Directive: District Collector Sandeep GR had instructed education officials to ensure that teachers and staff mark e-attendance and remain present in schools during duty hours. Continuous and unannounced inspections were ordered across all government institutions.

  • Schools Found Closed:

    • Government Integrated Middle School, Bilhani (Banda block) – The Entire institution was found locked. Teachers Mohanlal Ahirwar, Jyoti Suryavanshi, Deshraj Chadhar, Dharmendra Chaubey, Suresh Kumar Deheriya, and Ramkumar Ahirwar (guest) were absent.

    • Government Middle School, Madainya God (Rahatgarh block) – Institution also found closed. All teachers absent; no students present.

    • Government Middle School, Madainya God (Rahatgarh block) – Teachers Neelima Paliwal, Ashok Chadhar, and Vineet Kumar Gupta were absent.

  • Partial Compliance:

    • Integrated Government High School, Kudari (Sagar block) – School operational, but teacher Lalit Soni was present without signing the attendance register.

  • Better Performance in Some Schools:
    In Bina block, inspections by Assistant Director M.K. Chadhar found schools like Government Excellent Higher Secondary School No.1, School No.2, and Government Girls Higher Secondary School functioning properly with full staff attendance. Only minor absences were reported at Sandipani Model Higher Secondary School.

  • Severe Negligence Reported in Kesli Block:
    Government High School Khamaria and Government High School Deori Naharmau were both found operating without any teachers present, though over 50 students were seen wandering outside. All teaching staff, including permanent and guest teachers, were absent.

⚖️ Administrative Action Taken

  • Salary Deduction: One day’s salary has been deducted from all absent government teachers.

  • Disciplinary Proceedings: Show-cause notices have been issued to errant staff, and one annual increment has been withheld for gross negligence.

  • Guest Teachers Terminated: Services of absent guest teachers have been proposed for termination.

🏫 What This Reveals About Public Education in Bundelkhand

The inspection findings reveal a disturbing picture of public education in Bundelkhand — a system weakened by apathy, absenteeism, and lack of accountability. Despite administrative reforms and technology-driven attendance systems, many schools remain non-functional, depriving rural children of basic learning opportunities.

The region’s educational crisis reflects not just poor teacher discipline but a deep structural failure in supervision and field monitoring.

👁️‍🗨️ Role of Senior Education Department Officers

  • Expected Role:
    Senior officers — including the District Education Officer (DEO), Assistant Directors, and Project Coordinators — are responsible for ensuring teacher presence, maintaining discipline, and monitoring educational activities in every school.

  • Ground Reality:
    Their role has often become ceremonial and paperwork-driven. Regular on-ground checks are rare, and when conducted, they expose long-standing negligence.

  • The latest inspections, however, indicate a renewed push for accountability under the Collector’s direction — a step that could mark the beginning of systemic reform if sustained.

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Sagar Watch - October 30, 2025 0

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Sagar Watch News/ The city corporation is launching an important initiative to stop the wastage of drinking water in the city called the "Faucet Installation Campaign," led by Commissioner Mr. Rajkumar Khatri. 

On Thursday, Commissioner Mr. Khatri visited the narrow lanes of the Krishnagar ward and checked the faucets after observing a strong flow in the drains. 

Those without faucets were educated about the importance of water, and the corporation's team installed faucets to prevent the wastage of drinking water. 

He noted that seeing the drain water flowing onto the road in these narrow lanes indicates that the wastage of drinking water not only leads to water loss but also affects the cleanliness of the city. 

By fixing faucet connections and various leaks in the city, the unnecessary flow of water will be stopped. This will prevent the roads from getting wet and accumulating dust and mud. 

Our sanitation workers will be able to clean easily, and the cleaning of drains will also become easier. Under this campaign, faucets will be installed in areas of the city where there are none, and citizens will be made aware of water conservation.

Commissioner Mr. Khatri mentioned that due to the absence of faucets in many places, a large amount of water is wasted during the drinking water supply, and if measured, it could amount to several gallons. 

This campaign will raise awareness among citizens and improve the monitoring by the corporation team, which will stop the accumulation of dirt on the roads and unnecessary wastage of water. 

The commissioner appealed to citizens, stating that by installing faucets, we can not only save water but also contribute to keeping our city clean and beautiful. The cooperation of citizens in water conservation is essential for the success of this campaign. 

The campaign to relocate dairies outside the city also continues. On Thursday, he inspected the Krishnanj Ward and instructed a dairy operator to move operations outside city limits. The operator’s water connection was disconnected, and officials were ordered to cut water supply to others who fail to relocate. Khatri emphasized that operating dairies within the city is strictly prohibited and relocation is essential for the city’s welfare.

He also clarified that if any area is found to be wasting water after a week, necessary action will be taken against the concerned individual. He urged citizens to ensure their connections are installed inside their homes and to turn off the faucet after filling water.

Saving every drop is essential for water conservation, and we can ensure sufficient availability of drinking water, a vital component of life, for our future generations.

Officials and employees from the city corporation and Tata Company were present during the campaign. Faucets were installed in the Krishnagar ward, and citizens were made aware of the importance of water and its conservation.

As per the commissioner's directives, a helpline number has been issued to stop water wastage. Following the instructions of Commissioner Mr. Rajkumar Khatri, helpline numbers have been issued by the officials of the city corporation and Tata for installing faucets and stopping water wastage in all wards. ]

Citizens can report water wastage by calling 07582-244552 for Pantnagar ward, 07582-366240 for Karila Sant Ravidas ward, 07582-367565 for Motinagar ward, and 07582-354590 for Shani Chari ward. After receiving the information, action will be taken to install faucets and stop water wastage in the relevant wards.



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Sagar Watch - October 29, 2025 0

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Sagar Watch News/ Collector and District Election Officer Sandeep G.R. has directed all district officials to strictly follow the Election Commission of India’s (ECI) guidelines for the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of the Voter List, ensuring complete accuracy and transparency. 

The revision process will run from October 28, 2025, to February 7, 2026, with BLOs conducting house-to-house verification three times. 

Eligible citizens turning 18 by January 1, 2026, can apply for inclusion using Form 6, while Form 7 is for deletion and Form 8 for corrections. 

The draft list will be published on December 9, followed by claim and objection hearings until January 8, 2026, and final publication on February 7, 2026.


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Sagar Watch - October 29, 2025 0

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Sagar Watch News/ A grand District-Level Youth Festival was organized on Wednesday at Government Arts and Commerce (Lead) College, Sagar, featuring 17 teams from various colleges.

Chief Guest MLA Shailendra Jain highlighted that youth are the true strength of the nation and promote positive social change through art and culture. 

Special guests, theatre artist Ravindra Dubey emphasized creativity, discipline, and social awareness among students. 

Participants showcased exceptional talent in mime, skit, one-act plays, and mimicry, reflecting Sagar’s rich cultural spirit and youthful enthusiasm.


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Sagar Watch - October 28, 2025 0
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Sagar Watch News/ A musical Hanuman Katha, in celebration of the consecration ceremony of the Shri Khatu Shyam Temple, will begin on October 30th with a Kalash Yatra (procession).


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The Katha will be held from 3 PM to 6 PM. The Katha will conclude on November 2nd, followed by the Khatu Shyam temple consecration ceremony. 

A community feast (Bhandara) will be held on November 3rd from 1 PM onwards, and a devotional music program (Bhajan Sandhya) will begin at 8 PM. 

The founder of this institution is
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cow-protector Jitendra Das Ji Maharaj. This event is being organized under the guidance of Rajendra Das Ji Maharaj, Swami Kishordas Ji Maharaj, and Pandit Rajendra Prasad Bhardwaj.

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Sagar Watch - October 28, 2025 0

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Sagar Watch/New Delhi/Bhopal: The Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution, Government of India, has issued the Removal of Licensing Requirements, Stock Limits, and Movement Restrictions on Specified Foodstuffs (Amendment) Order, 2025 under the Essential Commodities Act. As per the new order, a revised wheat stock limit will remain in force across the country until March 31, 2026.

Madhya Pradesh Food, Civil Supplies and Consumer Protection Minister  said the Centre has fixed the following maximum stock limits for wheat in all states and Union Territories:

  • Traders/Wholesalers: 2,000 metric tonnes

  • Retailers: 8 metric tonnes per outlet

  • Big Chain Retailers: 8 metric tonnes per outlet, with the total permissible limit equal to 8 MT multiplied by the number of outlets

  • Processors: Up to 60% of their monthly installed capacity multiplied by the remaining months of 2025–26

Under the order, all legal entities must declare their wheat stocks on the Department of Food and Public Distribution’s portal. Entities holding stock above the prescribed limit must reduce it within 15 days of the notification’s issue date.

Minister further stated that the Madhya Pradesh Wheat (Maximum Stock Limit and Stock Declaration, Control Order – Amendment, 2025) draft has been prepared, empowering departmental and district officials to conduct inspections, searches, and seizures.

He added that any future changes made by the Government of India regarding the duration or quantity of stock limits will automatically come into effect in the state. 

The minister emphasized that the government’s primary goal is to protect consumer interests and ensure effective control over hoarding and artificial price rise.


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Sagar Watch - October 28, 2025 0

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Sagar Watch News/ Tuesday/ In a decisive move to improve city cleanliness and curb health hazards, the Municipal Corporation of Sagar inspected six large dairies in Tilakganj’s Shukrawari ward. 

It directed their operators to relocate outside city limits. Officials warned that First Information Reports (FIRs) will be filed against those who fail to comply.

The dairies inspected included Kanha Dairy, Shankar Gyarsi Dairy, Raju Yadav Dairy, Bablu Yadav Dairy, Tilak Ghoshi Dairy, and Janu Yadav Dairy. During the inspection, the Municipal Commissioner noted severe sanitation issues, with animal dung and wastewater flowing directly into the city’s drainage system. 

The accumulation of waste has reportedly caused foul odors, drain blockages, and mosquito infestations, posing significant health risks to residents.

The Commissioner emphasized that relocating dairies is essential for maintaining the city’s cleanliness, beauty, and development, as well as protecting citizens from the dangers of stray animals and related traffic issues. He said the Dairy Relocation Project (Hafsili) will be implemented rigorously to ensure Sagar achieves top rankings in cleanliness.

Reiterating the administration’s commitment, the Commissioner stated that the campaign to make Sagar free from stray animals has been revived and will continue until every dairy within city limits is removed. 

The Municipal Corporation also assured full support to cooperative dairy operators, promising assistance with essential needs during relocation.

Meanwhile, officials have been instructed to extend all necessary cooperation to dairy owners who follow relocation directives and to take strict legal action against those who resist.


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