Haryana Govt issue directions to DCs
Chandigarh: Deputy Commissioners in Haryana have been asked to install hoardings or flex boards at the offices of all corruption-prone departments in their jurisdiction indicating toll free vigilance helpline number 1064 and 1800-180-2022 alongwith telephone number and address of local State vigilance bureau unit. A spokesman of State Vigilance Bureau said that the Bureau has asked all the departments to send the complainant or convey confidential information or complaint especially relating to red-handed traps to the to the Bureau office so that prompt action could be taken to curb the evil of corruption
3,993 aspirants register for Aryans job fest
Mohali: Around 3,993 job seekers from all over the country have registered themselves on Aryans website for their 26th job fest. The lists of participating candidates have been released on the website. 60 companies will participate in this fest and registration for the same will be closed on April 7 by 5pm. Registrar, Aryans Group, Prof BS Sidhu while giving more information about this job fest said that Aryans will organize its ‘26th Aryans Job Fest’ on April 8 in its campus situated on Chandigarh-Patiala Highway.
Hero Action team excels at UT MTB Shimla 2015
New Delhi: Hero Action Team, India’s professionally managed mountain biking team, continued its dominating run in the Indian cycling scene by winning across all major categories at the 4th edition of UT MTB Shimla 2015. Devender Thakur of Hero Action Team won in the Men (Solo) category followed by Sandeep Madan. Shiven Sharma, also from Hero Action Team, won the ‘Student’ category. Shiven had only recently won gold at the prestigious National Mountain Biking Championship held in Pune. The competition also saw the youngest rider Gaurish Shyam finishing second in the student’s category. The 4th edition of this annual race was organised from April 3 to 5 by Himalayan Adventure Sports and Tourism Promotion Association (HASTPA) and saw more than 70 cyclists from across the country.
Women drug peddler arrested
Moga: A woman drug peddler was arrested from Baghapurana near Moga, and 260 grams of heroin having street value of Rs1.50 crore was seized from her possession, police said on Sunday. Acting on a tip off, police raided the house of Rajni Bala located on Mudki road at Baghapurana and recovered contraband from her a day before, they said. During her initial interrogation, the accused told police that she was into drug smuggling for the past five years, and she used to bring drug from Rajasthan and then supplied it to her customers, police said.
Virsa sambhal Gatka competition on April 11
ludhiana: To upkeep and conserve inheritance of traditional martial art, ludhiana District Gatka Association is organising Virsa Sambhal Gatka Competition at Butahari village on April 11 on the eve of Baisakhi under the aegis of Punjab Gatka Association (PGA). PGA general secretary Harjeet Singh Grewal said that various men and women Gatka teams would exhibit age-old combating skills in Gatka fights and weapon demonstration competitions. “Gatka Association has chalked out a plan to organise traditional Gatka competitions in the state to perpetuate the rich legacy of age-old martial art Gatka amongst future generations on one hand and to revive this dying art on the other,” he said.
Kent’s Mineral RO Tech outshines competition
Chandigarh: India’s RO purifiers, Kent RO has taken a leap. Kent RO has become the first water purifier brand to have ISI certification for any RO water purifiers. The Bureau of Indian Standard which is the most accredited certification agency of Government of India has granted ISI certification to Kent RO technology for its innovation and state of the art purification technology benefitting millions of user’s country wide.