Welcome to website of Nabipur

In this section, we try to highlight the current problems being faced by our village and lobby to overcome them.  We try to bring the facts and eradicate the prejudges  and propaganda.  You can contribute by writing your opinion on this website or writing directly to the people/committee concerned.  You may also want to contribute financially as and when required.

Today, in Nabipur High School, there are vacant positions of at least 4 teachers.  These positions have arisen due to retirement of the teachers.  In the interest of the education of the young generation, it is imperative to fulfil this vacant position with a good calibre candidates but not a single position has been fulfilled. 

This is due to grid of the High School Committee.  They are inactive to pursue government to fulfil the vacant position and playing with the future of young generation.  The High School Committee is not holding a democratic election for the board members.  The current board is selected years ago and are not willing to leave their positions. 

As everywhere in India, there are far more candidates than the available jobs.  In this situations, the committee members are thought to accept bribes (they call it donations!) from the prospective candidates.  They do not regard the teaching capacity of the candidate but just regards how give more bribe.  This was the education of our kinds are suffering badly. 

Today, a large number of young kids from Nabipur go to reputed schools in nearby Zanor, Bharuch and Vadadala.  This not cost more money to parents but also involves more time and effort of their valuable time.  This is due to severe lack of a good English Medium school in Nabipur. 

To rectify this situation, the current High School Committee must resign and let younger, dynamic, visionary people take over the responsibility.  We request all to lodge their protect to oust the current committee. 

Your feedback is welcome.

There are no street light in Nabipur for some years now.  As a result there is potential problem for accidents among the residents.  Due to darkness, people find it difficult to move out from the houses.

 The electricity connection is cut off due to non-payment of previously outstanding bills over 1.5 lakh ruppes (£1,800 aprox).  The village panchayat is responsible to pay for the electricity bills.  Their revenue comes from the local taxes and government grants.  However, they cannot cope with the raising electricity prices. 

 Currently, there are donors who are willing to pay off the outstanding bill and turn the lights back on.  However, there is no assurance from the panchayat that they will be able to pay off the future bills as and when due.  Hence, the street lights are off… at least for the time being.  

 You may lobby the local government by writing or calling in personal.  You can send the message to local district collector by the following link.  http://bharuch.gujarat.gov.in/

The Solution:

There is new product of solar lights powered by solar energy is available.  This new system will not need any electricity and can be a good option.  Other villages has already embrassed this concept.  The approx cost of this system is around 2 lakh ruppes (£2,400).  You may contact the respective committee or panchayat to initiate this.