Haryana transfers four IAS officers
Chandigarh: Haryana Government has issued transfers and posting orders of four IAS officers with immediate effect. Praveen Kumar has been posted as Commissioner, Municipal Corporation, Gurgaon and Chief Administrator, Mata Sheetla Devi Shrine Board Gurgaon and Special Secretary land Use Board vice Phool Chand Meena who will be new Administrator, HUDA, Gurgaon. RC Verma, Director, Industrial Training will be new Deputy Commissioner, Mewat at Nuh and CEO, Mewat Development Agency, Nuh vice Vinay Singh who has been posted as Administrator, HUDA, Panchkula against a vacant post.
non-officials for Redressal committee
Chandigarh: Punjab Government has nominated non-official members of sub-division Dasuya for District Redressal Grievances Committee Hoshiarpur. A spokesperson said that 26 non-official members of recognised political parties and communities of sub division have been nominated. Amongst the nominated non-official members included — Surjeet Singh Kaire, Kuldeep Sharma, Amit Bassi, Dalwinder Bodal, Madan lal, Charanjit Singh Cattheyal, Sukha Singh, Santokh Singh, Rajinder Kumar Sharma, Jaswant Singh Bittu, Jasvir Singh, Tarun Khullar, Davinder Singh Bajwa, Jaswinder Kaur, Kamal Kishan, Ranvir Singh, Harjinder Singh, lakhwinder Singh Chhabra, Sanjeev Kumar Mand and others.
6 Members of state legal services authority
Chandigarh: Punjab Government in consultation with the Chief Justice of Punjab and Haryana High Court has nominated 6 members of Punjab State legal Services Authority. A spokesperson said that HS Madan District and Session Judge Amritsar, Raj Shekhar Attari District and Session Judge Patiala, Dr Daljit Singh, principal, Khalsa College, Tajinder Kaur Pro-Chancellor of Desh Bhagat University, Pappo Abnash Singh Social Worker of ludhiana and Dr Nishtha Jaswal, Head of law Department, PU, are nominated members of Punjab State legal Services Authority.
licences to be issued to milk sellers
Chandigarh: Food Safety and Standard Act-2006 would be effectively implemented in Sirsa and under this Act, apart from registering all milk sellers, they would also be issued licences. A spokesman said that under the act, the licence would be issued to milk sellers selling above 500 litres of milk. For getting registered, the milk sellers would have to pay annual fee of Rs 100 each and for getting license, they would have to pay annual fee of Rs 3,000 each. Strict action would be taken against those indulged in the business of milk without registration and license and effective measures would be taken to put a check on the selling of adulterated milk.
Rs 10 cr to be spent on strengthening Drain-I
Chandigarh: Giving a major relief to the people living in the rural areas of Panipat, Rs 10 crore would be spent to strengthen Drain-I of Panipat right from the start of the drain from Rampur Colony of Ward No. 23. Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda has given approval to the scheme for strengthening the drainage system in urban areas and management of drainage of liquid waste coming from industrial units and Rs 45 crore had been approved for its first phase. Now, it has been decided to include rural areas in this scheme on which Rs 10 crore would be spent.
Rs 1.20 cr Modern cow ranch in mohali ph-1
SAS Nagar: The total cost for construction of modern cow ranch in Phase-1, Mohali will be Rs 1.20 crore and its first phase worth Rs 60 lakh have been completed, so far. Work for second phase has also been started which will also costs Rs 60 lakh, said Deputy Commissioner Tejinder Pal Singh Sidhu while he was inspecting the work done for first phase of Cow ranch. He said that this ranch will have a total capacity for 500 cattle. Stray animals were a big problem in the city which is becoming terrible as many a times it causes accidents in the city. Now with the construction of this cow ranch this problem can be solved, he added.
Ishmeet Narula releases Sakeeriyan
Chandigarh: Versatile singer Ishmeet Narula has come up with debut album Sakeeriyan, a collection of soulful and foot tapping eight songs teaming up with the legendary Ustad Rahat Fateh Ali Khan. launching her album with the directors of Speed Records Dinesh Aulakh and Satvinder Singh Sonu here, Ishmeet said, “The album is a rich collection of songs from the best producers of Punjabi music industry such as Tigerstyle, Bee2 and Sachin Ahuja, along with lyrics penned down by the soulful writer Bunty Bains.” She added that the album is a collaboration of musical talent from India, USA, UK and Pakistan. The album also features a song written by Ranbir Singh from Scotland and another one written by Ishmeet herself. Sakeeriyaan, released under the Speed Records label, will serve as a royal feast to all Punjabi pop lovers who appreciate meaningful lyrics on irresistible tempos. Born and brought up in New Delhi, Ishmeet has her roots in Punjab and Delhi. She moved to California a few years ago. She started singing at the age of four and her initial training was in Gurbani Kirtan, which started at home.
Kapsons opens 9th mega fashion store
Bathinda: Kapsons opened its 9th mega fashion store at Goniana Road here on Thursday. Sixteen international and national models formally inaugurated the Kapsons mega fashion store here, and walked the ramp to showcase some of the international clothing brands. Kapsons new store is spread across 23,000 sq ft. area and is designed to offer the best shopping experience at all three floors with a product range of apparel, perfumes, eyewear, accessories and even toys, said the founder brothers of Kapsons group, Vipin Kapoor and Darpan Kapoor. Kapsons opened its first store in Bathinda in 2008.
Max life announces new life insurance plans
Chandigarh: Max life Insurance has announced the launch of two new life insurance plans ‘life Perfect Partner Super’ and ‘Max life Whole life Super’. Both these products are compliant with the new IRDA regulations which will be in effect from January 2014. V Viswanand, Director & Head Product Solutions Management, Max life Insurance Co. ltd said, “Our new offerings are ‘New product Regulations’ ready and have been specially designed as an attempt to re-emphasise the basic purpose of life insurance — Protection and long-term savings.”
Inter house Volleyball Tournament
Chandigarh: It was fun time at Banyan Tree School, Sector 48, Chandigarh as students from Classes VII to XII enthusiastically participated in Inter House Volleyball tournaments held in the school ground. Team spirit, sportsmanship and zeal to win made the matches very interesting and entertaining. Students had a great time cheering for their houses. Abhilasha House and Prerna House won first and second position respectively in this competition. A friendly match was also held between teachers of the school.