Hry CM approves compensation
Chandigarh: While taking cognizance of the death of animals due to foot and mouth disease during January to May last year in districts Fatehabad and Sirsa. Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal has accorded approval of compensation to the tune of Rs 68.71 lakh to compensate the loss of livestock farmers. Special Executive Officer to Chief Minister, Amarjit Singh said, the Department of Animal Husbandry and Dairying through their report informed that 517 animals died in both these districts. During the visit of Chief Minister to districts Sirsa and Fatehabad in the past, the local people apprised him about the death of animals in their areas. Taking cognizance of the issue and considering it as natural calamity, the Chief Minister accorded approval of compensation from CM's Relief Fund, he added.
Sports Control Board to organise marathon
Shimla: HP Secretariat Sports Control Board will organize a marathon of around six km on January 6 at 9 am which will be flagged off by Chief Secretary BK Agarwal from Secretariat campus. General Secretary of the HP Secretariat Sports Control Board Rajesh Sharma said that Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur will grace the closing ceremony. He said that the route of the marathon will be HP Secretariat campus-Portmore school-Shimla Club-lift-Police Control Room (turning point) and back to the starting point. The theme of the marathon is to promote the campaign against menace of "Drug Abuse" besides promoting "Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao" campaign.
Hry CM directs DCs
Chandigarh: Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal has directed the Deputy Commissioners to make the people aware about various welfare schemes and programmers of the State government so that they could avail benefits of the same. While presiding over a meeting of all Deputy Commissioners through video conferencing, the Chief Minister issued these directions. Finance and Planning Minister, Capt Abhimanyu was also present in the meeting.
HPAT decides 20,683 applications
Shimla: As many as 31,144 original applications were filed in H.P. Administrative Tribunal (HPAT) till 31 December, 2018 out of which 20,683 have been finally decided. A spokesperson said that in addition to above, 726 contempt petitions, 32 review petitions, 107 execution petitions and 8471 miscellaneous applications were also disposed of during this period. 6481 cases were also received from the High Court of Himachal Pradesh out of which 1600 cases have also been decided.
BSEH extends last date for enrolment
Chandigarh: Board of School Education, Haryana (BSEH) had earlier fixed last date for online capturing of data for enrolment of government, permanent or temporary recognized middle schools and senior secondary schools, without late fee as December 28, 2018 for the academic session 2018-19, said a spokesperson. He said that on the basis of the list of temporary recognized schools received from the Education Department, Panchkula, the Board has now extended the last date without late fee up to January 27, 2019 which was earlier fixed as December 28.
Hry promotes eight officials
Chandigarh: Haryana Information, Public Relations and Languages Department has promoted eight officials of the Department with immediate effect. Tej Pal, Accountant has been promoted as Section Incharge, against a vacant post. Ravinder Kumer, Press Facility Assistant has been promoted as Production Incharge, against a vacant post. Sushila, Sales Manager has been promoted as Distribution Assistant, against a vacant post. Kuldeep Singh, Assistant has been promoted as Press Facility Assistant and Sunil Kumar, Assistant has been promoted as Accountant.