Thursday, June 1, 2023

Use of term ‘Power Cut’ wrong, outage is due to mechanical glitches: Odisha Energy Minister

 Odisha Energy Minister, Pratap Keshari Deb on Thursday said that the use of the term 'power cut' by the media is wrong as these are not deliberate power cuts but mechanical failures which result in power outages.

Deb said, “Power outages faced by people for more than 2-4 hours are due to mechanical failure. Norwester is a major cause for this. In many places, transmission cables are damaged by the uprooted trees. There are other places where transformers get damaged due to overloading. These cause power outages. I do not deny power outages. But that is not a power cut. Using the term 'power cut' by media is wrong.”

Deb was preaching the media about what term to use and what not, the people of Soro in Balasore had a different story to tell altogether. Contrary to the Energy Minister’s claims, the people of Soro alleged power cuts by the Tata Power even when there were no rains or thunderstorms.

Manoj Kumar Panda, A local of Soro said, “There was no rain last night, but still, there was no electricity in our village. The power went out at 10 pm and came back at 5 am. The humidity did not let anybody sleep in our village last night.”

Not only in Soro, but these ‘power cuts’ are pervasive across the district of Balasore even in Mayurbhanj forcing the local consumers to protest at the Executive Engineer’s office.

The situation is more or less the same in Mayurbhanj. As alleged, unannounced power outage for 3-4 hours is a regular occurrence in Udala.

A local of Udala, Baidyanath Singh said, “We are experiencing power cut every evening for one to two hours. Sometimes the power does not get restored for the whole night.”

With the Minister denying to accept power cuts in the State, the people in the know have started to ask whether mechanical failures do not amount to the incompetence of Tata Power in particular and the Energy Department as a whole.

President of the Power Consumers Association, Ramesh Satapathy said, “There are a lot of transmission cables and electricity sub-stations which have not been replaced for a long time. Using sub-standard material and saying power outage is due to mechanical failure is absolutely rubbish. This needs to be probed.”

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Odisha bureaucrats body launches indefinite seize-work protest

 At least 50,000 bureaucrats (Amala) launched a seize-work strike across Odisha and went on mass leave demanding raise in grade pay and other perks from the government.

The strike by the bureaucrats, who have been entrusted with the execution of almost all the government works, resulted in the closing of many government offices in the State paralysing the state machinery.

Addressing a press conference, General Secretary of the Amala Front in Bhubaneswar said, “The bureaucrats working at district levels from 2017 have educational qualification of Graduation and have mandatory computer proficiency certificates. They have a grade pay of Rs 4200 (Level 9). But we on the other hand are getting Rs 1900 as a grade pay which has caused much resentment among us. We are feeling neglected.”

“We have many times urged the government to eradicate the discrepancies and raise our grade pay to Rs 4200, but to no avail. The government has turned a deaf year towards our demands. We had sent an ultimatum to the government on May 1 to consider our demands by May 31. But the government still did not listen to us forcing us to go on a seize-work strike,” he added.

The Amalas have threatened to remain on mass leave until their demands are met.

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Use of term ‘Power Cut’ wrong, outage is due to mechanical glitches: Odisha Energy Minister

  Odisha Energy Minister, Pratap Keshari Deb on Thursday said that the use of the term 'power cut' by the media is wrong as these ar...