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Joshimath land sinking: affected families to get 6-month waiver in power, water bills

The decisions were taken at a meeting of the state cabinet here chaired by Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami.

The Uttarakhand government on Friday decided to waive for six months electricity and water bills of families and individuals affected in the subsidence-hit Joshimath.
It also decided to conduct a study on the carrying capacity of all towns located in the hills.
The decisions were taken at a meeting of the state cabinet here chaired by Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami.
The cabinet gave an in-principle approval to the construction of prefabricated houses for short-term rehabilitation of the affected people of Joshimath at identified locations in Koti Farm, Pipalkoti, Gauchar, Gaukh Selang, and Dhak villages after their survey.
It also decided to put on hold repayment of bank loans owed by the affected people for one year.
The cooperative banks will implement the one-year moratorium on repayment of loans immediately, while the state government will request the Centre to ask commercial banks to take a similar measure for the affected people in Joshimath, chief secretary SS Sandhu said at a press conference after the cabinet meeting.
The cabinet decided to increase the amount being given by the state government to the affected families to pay rent from Rs 4,000 per month to Rs 5,000 per month. It also authorised the Chief Minister to increase it further on the recommendation of the District Magistrate.
People in Joshimath have been complaining that Rs 4,000 for rent is too low.
Each affected family staying in temporary relief camps built in hotels and residential units will be paid Rs 950 per room per day for their accommodation besides Rs 450 per head per day for expenses.

Your water bill won't cross the limits now! The Delhi Jal Board has announced a new billing system under which your water consumption bill will not exceed more than 1.5 times of your previous month's bill.
DJB minister Satyendar Jain, in an official statement, said that now the water bill cannot be more than 1.5 times the previous month. If it exceeds this, an explanation will be provided to the customer, and he or she may file a complaint. The board will be accountable and responsible for any errors. The move will strengthen the revenue management system of the board, he added.
According to the minister, there will be an automatic system check to stop billing from the meter readers tablet if consumption variance is more than 50% higher or lower in comparison to the previous bill.
"This step will curb the erroneous reading bills that were being generated," the statement mentioned.
At present, there are about 900 metre readers taking readings of about 26.50 lakh consumers in 41 zones of Delhi Jal Board. Out of these consumers, about 18 lakh consumers avail zero bills under free water scheme.

Delhi Jal Board caps your bill: Changes in your water bill you must take note of

The water consumption bill in Delhi won't exceed 1.5 times of the previous month's bill, the govt announced.

Delhi water bill to be capped

This step will curb the&nbsp;erroneous reading bills&nbsp;that were being generated.

Your water bill won't cross the limits now! The Delhi Jal&nbsp;Board has announced a new billing system under which your water consumption bill will not exceed more than 1.5&nbsp;times of your previous month's bill.
DJB minister Satyendar Jain, in an official statement, said that now the water bill cannot be more than 1.5 times the previous month. If it exceeds this, an explanation will be provided to the customer, and he or she may file a complaint. The board will be accountable and responsible for any errors. The move will strengthen the revenue management system of the board, he added.
According to the minister, there will be an&nbsp;automatic system&nbsp;check to stop billing from the meter readers tablet if consumption variance is more than 50% higher or lower in comparison to the previous bill.
"This step will curb the&nbsp;erroneous reading bills&nbsp;that were being generated," the statement mentioned.
At present, there are about 900 metre readers taking readings of about 26.50 lakh consumers in 41 zones of Delhi Jal Board. Out of these consumers, about 18 lakh consumers avail zero bills under free water scheme.

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