Limited membership of NRI Club-21 available till April 15: Arora

Shivendra Parmar

Jaipur: On the instructions of RHB Commissioner and President of NRI Club-21, Pawan Arora membership of the Club has been started again at new rates.

Associate members can apply by April 15 by paying Rs 4 lakh and corporate members Rs 6 lakh. Club President Pawan Arora said that there was tremendous craze among the people towards NRI Club-21, which is equipped with international and stateof-the-art facilities in Jaipur’s prestigious NRI Colony. He said that from January 26 to March 15, more than 700 people applied for membership and the Board has also received about Rs 25 crore on account of membership.

“In view of the huge demand, now limited number of memberships are being made available at new rates. Such applicants, who have got registered till March 15 but haven’t paid the membership fee, will also have to pay new rates. The website www.nriclub21.com can be visited for membership at new rates & other info. A helpdesk facility has also been provided. Officers & staff of Centre & State govts can avail discount,” Arora said.

“On April 16, a musical night of Bollywood’s famous band ‘Meet Brothers’ & singer Khushboo Grewal will also be held at Club. Old & new applicants would be able to enjoy the event & dinner free of cost,” Arora added.

Jaipur: RHB Commissioner Pawan Arora while chairing a review meeting of Mansarovar & Pratapnagar Chaupatis, said that now a group of school students will be able to visit the Chaupatis from 11 am to 4 pm at a fee of only one rupee. “Mansarovar & Pratapnagar Chaupatis have become hot destinations of Jaipur. On huge demand of school operators, now a group of students up to class 12th will be able to visit the places at a minimum fee of Rs

1. A group of 20 or more students will have to inform in advance before visiting Chaupatis. Soon, a ‘Kids Arena’ would be developed for children,” Arora said & directed officers to inspect Chaupatis.

Jaipur: Four days are left to apply for various residential & one commercial scheme for more than 4500 flatvillas in 17 cities of 14 Raj districts. Applicants can apply till March 31. RHB Commissioner Pawan Arora said that people from all cities are actively participating in schemes. He said that the intention is to provide quality housing to the people for which wide publicity is also being done. On March 1, UDH Minister Shanti Dhariwal had launched important housing schemes of the circle, strengthening the theme of ‘Hamara Prayas, Sabko Awas’.