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KMC Allocates Office to Kartik Maharaj for Road Renaming Panel

The Kolkata Municipal Corporation has assigned office space to Kartik Maharaj, a member of the city's Road Renaming Panel, to streamline the review and recommendation process for renaming streets across Kolkata. The move aims to provide the panel with a dedicated workspace within KMC premises, facilitating coordination among city officials and stakeholders.

KMC Allocates Office to Kartik Maharaj for Road Renaming Panel
KMC Allocates Office to Kartik Maharaj for Road Renaming PanelPhoto via timesofindia.indiatimes.com

The Kolkata Municipal Corporation (KMC) has allotted office premises to Kartik Maharaj, who serves on the Road Renaming Panel that evaluates proposals to rename streets in the city. The allocation, made at KMC headquarters, is intended to give the panel a permanent base for meetings and documentation.

The Road Renaming Panel is tasked with assessing public suggestions, ensuring historical relevance, and aligning new names with the city's cultural and administrative priorities. By providing a dedicated office, KMC hopes to improve the efficiency of the panel’s operations.

The decision reflects the council’s ongoing efforts to modernise city infrastructure and address public concerns over street names that no longer reflect Kolkata’s heritage or civic identity.

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