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Who We Are

We are an institution of Local Governance called “Urban Local Body” (ULB) . There are various categories of ULBs in Uttar Pradesh and we are classified as a “Nagar Nigam” type of ULB. We are constituted as per the Constitutional provisions in the Constitution of India . The 74 th Amendment promulgated by the Parliament in the year 1992 has provided the framework for our existence.
The Uttar Pradesh Government has introduced the necessary changes in the Acts governing the Urban Local.

Who Governs Us

Being an institution of Local Government we have a distinct difference between the two wings

* Legislature and

* Executive

The elections for the governing body is conducted by the State Election Commission. Any person with more than 18 years is eligible to vote in the elections (certain restrictions do apply. For details please contact the State Election Commission which has its office at Lucknow , Uttar Pradesh).
The governing body works within the constitutional framework and the acts made by the Uttar Pradesh Government. The Executive Wing is headed by the Municipal Commissioner. The Municipal Commissioner is most often a state government officer belonging to the PCS (Provincial Civil Services) cadre and is treated as being on deputation from the state government to us (the ULB). He brings the administrative experience require to execute the day to day works and functioning of the ULB. He ia ably assisted by a team of officials belonging to the ULB with a longer tenure at the ULB. More information on the Human Resources of the ULB can be had from the section “Manpower” of the Menu “About us” of this website.

Legal Provisions

The 74 th amendment act promulgated by the parliament has the following major provisions :
The Uttar Pradesh Government has made many changes related to the framework setup by the 74 th constitutional amendment some of which are :

* Setting up of a State Election Commission

* Setting up of a State Finance Commission

What We Do

We do a lot of things to make life a better experience in the geographical area specified for us by the state government.
Some of our works are :

* Creation of Street Light Network and ensuring proper street lighting in the nights

* Creation of Road network and its maintenance

* Provision of other Civic services like:

(1) Birth And Death Registration and issue of necessary certificates

(2) Parks Development and Maintenance

Manpower

Nagar Nigam requires substantial human resources to discharge its duties effectively.
The various ways through which the work of Nagar Nigam is taken up are :

* The Nagar Nigam utilizes either its own human resources for its works The employees working in Nagar Nigam are either from the cadre related to Deptt. of urban Development or they can come on deputation from other departments to the Nagar Nigam.

* Employees posted in the Nagar Nigam and belonging to the cadre related to Deptt. of urban Development

* Employees on Deputation from other departments (belonging to their own cadre) :

The employees working in the Nagar Nigam comes from two cadre :

* Uttar Pradesh Palika Centralised Services Cadre

* Uttar Pradesh Palika Non-Centralised Services Cadre

Uttar Pradesh Palika Centralised Services Cadre : This a transferable cadre. The employees belonging to this cadre are governed by the Uttar Pradesh Centralised Services Rules, 1966. The services of this cadre are pension-able.
Uttar Pradesh Palika Non-Centralised Services Cadre : It outsources the entire work.
The Nagar Nigam has started to outsource many of the services to third parties. This is essential in today's market driven economy where the more efficient and specialized organisations should be provided with the work wherever required while letting the main organization concentrate on its core strategy and objectives. The outsourcing of large amount of Information Technology and Information technology Enabled Services to India from many organizations.

Funds

The Nagar Nigam requires substantial funds to discharge its duties effectively. World-over the local bodies are provided portions of tax revenue from the state government (of the state in which they are located) and central government of the country. This is done to provide sufficient funds for enabling the local body maintain quality civic infrastructure and civic services for the benefit of citizens living in urban areas.

In India there is an elaborate mechanism to provide the funds to the Urban Local Bodies. The 74 th constitutional amendment has provided the constitutional basis for Urban Local Self-Government and has also specifies the revenue sorces for the Urban local Bodies (ULBs)

The various funding sources for the Nagar can be classified as :

1. Revenues

* Tax revenues

I. Property Tax

II. Stamp Duty

III.Advertisement Tax

* Non-Tax revenues

I. Trade Licenses

II. Birth-Death registration and Certificates Issue

III.Lease and Rent of ULB Properties

Part Stamp Duty Collections : Whenever a property is transferred from one owner to another the transfer of ownership is to be registered at the Stamp And registration Department's Office.Stamp Duty has to be paid for every Prperty Transfer. The state government has made available ---% of stamp duty for all property transfers occurring in the geographical area of the Urban Local Body. This fund is released by the District magistrate to the ULB.

3. Central Finance Commission Recommendation based The Central Finance Commission is constituted every five years for deciding primarily on the division of revenues between the Central Government and the states in India . The Central Finance Commision also provides the recommendations on the funds to be released out of the revenues of the Central Government to the Urban Local Bodies. As of now the funds are first disbursed to the state government and then Department Of Urban Development through the Directorate Of Local Bodies releases the funds to the Urban Local Bodies.

4. State Finance Commission Recommendation based The State Finance Commission is constituted every five years for deciding primarily on the division of revenues between the State Government and the institutions of local government like Panchayats and Urban Local Bodies. As of now the funds are disbursed by the Department Of Urban Development through the Directorate Of Local Bodies to the Urban Local Bodies.

5. Funds from the Revolving Fund

6. Grants

* Project Specific Grants from the Central Government

* Project Specific Grants from the State Government

* Project Specific grants from the Development Institutions like UNDP

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