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Time of India
2 days ago
- Business
- Time of India
Pay your holding tax by June 30, avail up to 10% rebate: Ranchi civic body
RANCHI : The Ranchi Municipal Corporation (RMC) has already raked in 23% of its target revenue for the ongoing fiscal year through holding taxes, with over 54,709 households out of 2.34 lakh registered properties having paid their dues since April this year. "The RMC has collected Rs 22 crore in holding tax payments for the financial year 2025–26, achieving 23% of its annual target of Rs 97 crore," deputy municipal commissioner Gautam Prasad Sahu said. In a bid to encourage early payments, the civic body has announced rebates of up to 10% for those who pay by June 30. The highest rebate, 10%, is offered for payments made online, including through a newly launched WhatsApp chatbot – RMC Payment Mitra (Mobile No: 8986627070). This is the first time RMC is using a chatbot service for tax collection. "This year, a strong push is being made for digital payments. We've already crossed Rs 22 crore in collections within two months of launch," Sahu said. Apart from online, payments made at Jan Suvidha Kendras at the RMC headquarters and Doranda zonal office are eligible for a 7.5% rebate, while door-to-door collection through an authorised agency carries a 5% rebate. Additionally, certain categories such as senior citizens, persons with disabilities, transgender persons, and armed forces personnel can claim an extra 5% rebate upon submission of valid documents.
Time of India
3 days ago
- Business
- Time of India
Pay your holding tax by Jun 30, avail up to 10% rebate: RMC
1 2 3 Ranchi: The Ranchi Municipal Corporation (RMC) has already raked in 23% of its target revenue for the ongoing fiscal year through holding taxes, with over 54,709 households out of 2.34 lakh registered properties having paid their dues since April this year. "The RMC has collected Rs 22 crore in holding tax payments for the financial year 2025–26, achieving 23% of its annual target of Rs 97 crore," deputy municipal commissioner Gautam Prasad Sahu said. In a bid to encourage early payments, the civic body has announced rebates of up to 10% for those who pay by June 30. The highest rebate, 10%, is offered for payments made online, including through a newly launched WhatsApp chatbot – RMC Payment Mitra (Mobile No: 8986627070). This is the first time RMC is using a chatbot service for tax collection. "This year, a strong push is being made for digital payments. We've already crossed Rs 22 crore in collections within two months of launch," Sahu said. Apart from online, payments made at Jan Suvidha Kendras at the RMC headquarters and Doranda zonal office are eligible for a 7.5% rebate, while door-to-door collection through an authorised agency carries a 5% rebate. Additionally, certain categories such as senior citizens, persons with disabilities, transgender persons, and armed forces personnel can claim an extra 5% rebate upon submission of valid documents.
Time of India
30-05-2025
- Business
- Time of India
Ranchi civic body issues notices to PMAY beneficiaries over dues
RANCHI : The Ranchi Municipal Corporation (RMC) issued notices to 308 Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana beneficiaries, especially from the Lighthouse Project (LHP), who failed to pay the instalments despite receiving allotment letters in 2022. The beneficiaries were asked to clear the dues by June 2, failing which their flat allotments would be cancelled. The LHP consists of 1,008 flats spread over 5.33 acres at Aani in Dhurwa. Each flat cost around Rs 13 lakh, of which Rs 6.5 lakh was subsidised by the Union and the state govts. The rest was to be given by the beneficiaries in five instalments. The instalments included Rs 5,000 security deposit, followed by Rs 20,000, and four payments of Rs 1,63,500 each. The RMC on Thursday held meetings with officials from Canara Bank and HDFC Bank to prioritise processing housing loan applications from the LHP beneficiaries. "We are coordinating with the banks to expedite housing loan approvals. Beneficiaries, who have applied or intend to apply for housing loans, should immediately approach these banks to avoid cancellation of their flat allotments. No further extensions would be granted," said deputy municipal commissioner Gautam Prasad Sahu.
Time of India
30-05-2025
- Business
- Time of India
Clear dues by June 2: RMC to housing beneficiaries
1 2 Ranchi: The Ranchi Municipal Corporation (RMC) issued notices to 308 Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana beneficiaries, especially from the Lighthouse Project (LHP), who failed to pay the instalments despite receiving allotment letters in 2022. The beneficiaries were asked to clear the dues by June 2, failing which their flat allotments would be cancelled. The LHP consists of 1,008 flats spread over 5.33 acres at Aani in Dhurwa. Each flat cost around Rs 13 lakh, of which Rs 6.5 lakh was subsidised by the Union and the state govts. The rest was to be given by the beneficiaries in five instalments. The instalments included Rs 5,000 security deposit, followed by Rs 20,000, and four payments of Rs 1,63,500 each. The RMC on Thursday held meetings with officials from Canara Bank and HDFC Bank to prioritise processing housing loan applications from the LHP beneficiaries. "We are coordinating with the banks to expedite housing loan approvals. Beneficiaries, who have applied or intend to apply for housing loans, should immediately approach these banks to avoid cancellation of their flat allotments. No further extensions would be granted," said deputy municipal commissioner Gautam Prasad Sahu.
Time of India
28-05-2025
- Climate
- Time of India
RMC deploys rapid response teams to repair street lights
1 2 3 Ranchi: The Ranchi Municipal Corporation (RMC) has pressed 25 rapid response teams for carrying out the repairs and upkeep of 222 street lights across the state capital ahead of the monsoon. Several street lights across key residential and commercial areas such as Dhurwa, Namkum, Kanke, Morabadi, Booty More, Chutia, and Harmu have been order for weeks, forcing locals to lodge several complaints with the civic body. "Our aim is to complete the repairs before the monsoon intensifies over the state. Many lights suffer from low voltage or wiring issues, and some just flicker dimly without providing actual illumination. Our teams are working to rectify all technical faults, including switch and cable damage," said Saurabh Keshri, assistant engineer, RMC. Residents have welcomed the move but emphasised the urgency. "In our area, the lights either don't work at all or glow faintly like they're about to go out. With the rains approaching and darkness setting in earlier, these blacked-out streets are becoming increasingly unsafe, especially for women and senior citizens," said Rita Kumari from Dhurwa. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Mini laptop! Reduceri explozive exclusiv pentru România LLL Cumpără acum Undo Prakash Tiwari, a resident of Booty More, echoed similar concerns. "We've been complaining about non-functional lights for years. I'm glad RMC is acting now because my lane turns pitch dark after 7 pm. Kids and working professionals face real risks." RMC urged citizens to report faulty streetlights through the Smart Ranchi App, WhatsApp (8141231235), or the toll-free number 1800-570-1235. Ward-level supervisors have been assigned to oversee progress and ensure accountability.
