Pt BD Sharma varsity Counselling on July 9
Chandigarh: Pt Bhagwat Dayal Sharma University of Health and Medical Sciences, Rohtak will organise counselling to fill up the vacant seats of MD, MS, PG Diploma or MDS Courses in both open and Haryana Civil Medical Services (HCMS) category at the office of Director on July 9, 2014 from 9 am onwards. A spokesman said that admission would be made purely on merit basis. The selected candidate would have to deposit the prescribed admission fee of Rs 21,153 on the same day. The entire information of the counseling has been uploaded on the website of University www.uhsr.ac.in or www.pgimsrohtak.nic.in.
PMT, PET recruitment from July 7 onwards
Chandigarh: Haryana Police Recruitment Board will restart Physical Measurement Test (PMT) and Physical Efficiency Test (PET) of candidates for recruitment of 8,275 male constable in Haryana Police from July 7 will continue up to August 14. A spokesman said that PMT and PET would be conducted at Ch Devi lal stadium, Sector-3, Panchkula between July 7 and August 8. These tests would be organized at Rajiv Gandhi Sports Complex, Sector-10, Ambala City from July 14 to August 14. The schedule of these tests has been uploaded on website www.hprbonline.com or www.hprbonline.in.
Gurgaon Admn issues directives to Principals
Chandigarh: The Gurgaon district administration has asked Principals of all private schools to submit a certificate mentioning that their school buses comply with the safety norms fixed by the Apex Court. They were to send these certificates to Secretary Regional Transport Authority (RTA) Gurgaon Manoj Khatri by June 20 but till now only 20 schools have sent the certificates. The Secretary RTA informed intensive drive was being carried out for inspection of school buses to ensure that they adopted all safety measures. He said that private schools were taking less interest in providing information that whether their school buses confirmed to the safety norms fixed by the Supreme Court of India or not. Additional Deputy Commissioner directed the District Elementary Education Officer (DEEO) Prem lata Yadav to inform the school heads and ask them to send their reports.
Haryana issues transfer and posting orders
Chandigarh: Haryana Government has issued transfer and posting order of one officer of Administration of Justice Department. Kuldeep Singh, Assistant District Attorney in the office of Director General, Information, Public Relations and Cultural Affairs Department, Haryana has been deputed to look after the legal work of Director General, Archaeology and Museums Department in addition to his own duties.
CGRF to hold consumer grievance meet
Chandigarh: The Members of the Consumer Grievances Redressal Forum (CGRF) of the Dakshin Haryana Bijli Vitran Nigam will hold nine meetings at headquarters of different operation circles during July 2014 to hear grievances of the consumers and to entertain new complaints. A spokesman said that the proceedings of the meeting of CGRF will be held at Jind on July 1, Gurgaon on July 4, Vidyut Nagar Hisar on July 8, Faridabad on July 11, Bhiwani on July 15, Narnaul on July 18, Sirsa on July 22, Palwal on July 25 and at Rewari on July 28, 2014. The CGRF shall take all grievances/complaints of consumers like billing problem, voltage complaints, problems in metering, disconnection and reconnection of power supply, interruptions, failure of power supply, efficiency, safety, reliability, non compliance of Haryana Electricity Regulatory Commission orders etc.
Punjab grants extension to retired officers
Chandigarh: The Punjab Government will re-employ 28 retired PCS officers with effect from July 1, 2014 for another six months ending on December 31, 2014. A spokesperson said that it would be the last extension granted to these retired PCS officers. The officers who have been granted extension are, Upjeet Singh Brar, Balraj Singh Sekhon, Gurwaryam Singh, Zora Singh Thind, Dharminderpal, Narinder Singh Brar, Surinder Kaur Riar, Dr Baljit Singh, Pritam Singh, Sukhmander Singh, Indu Mishra, Sukhwinder Singh Gill, Gurtej Singh, Mohan lal Sharma, Amarjit Pal, Harminder Singh, Kuldeep Singh Chandi, Ajmer Singh, JC Sabbarwal, Pritam Singh Johal, Sukhwinderpal Singh, Avtar Chand Sharma, Mohan lal, NC Batth, Ashok Kurmar Sikka, Om Parkash Popli, Mukand Singh Sandhu and Jaspal Singh. The other terms and condition for their reemployment would remain the same as was applicable earlier.
Piracy may cost manufacturing companies
Chandigarh: Against the backdrop of the law Against Unfair Competition in the United States, International Data Corporation (IDC) unveiled a whitepaper on the possible risk for India’s manufacturing sector due to non-compliance with clean IT practices. According to IDC, use of pirated software by a mid-sized Company in India can expose the Company to an export loss of $35 million, while the savings expected from using pirated software is less than a fraction of the expected loss, at $0.84 million. IDC’s report predicts that a reduction in usage of pirated software in the manufacturing sector by a mere 10 per cent over the next four years will deliver compelling positive outcomes, not just on the manufacturing segment, but also on the IT industry ($700 million in new revenue) and other related industries ($900 million in new revenue).
Drivers and conductors to get regular pay scales
Chandigarh: Haryana Government will grant regular pay scales to drivers and conductors recruited after January 1, 2003 in Haryana Roadways from January 1, 2014. A spokesman said that now drivers and conductors recruited after January 1, 2003, who have submitted their affidavits would be paid the regular pay scales of their posts. They would be paid regular pay scales from the date of their initial recruitment with notional fixation of pay after allowing the benefit of ACP and annual increments. No arrears would be paid to the employees for the period from the date of their initial recruitment.
The salary for July 2014 would be paid at the revised rates and the arrears for the period January to June would be paid in August or September 2014.
Haryana govt remits stamp duty in whole
Chandigarh: Haryana Government has remitted the Stamp Duty in whole chargeable under the Indian Stamp Act, 1899 (Central Act 2 of 1899) on the instruments pertaining to transfer of immovable property within the family by an owner during his lifetime to any blood relations namely parents, children, grand children, brothers, sisters and between spouse. A notification to this effect has been issued by the Haryana Revenue and Disaster Management Department.
Kaithal 1st dist to provide sheds to vasika navis
Chandigarh: Haryana Public Works and Industries Minister Randeep Singh Surjewala on Monday said that Kaithal is the first district in the State to provide chambers and shed to document writers (Vasika Navis) and stamp vendors. Surjewala while addressing the people after inaugurating the newly constructed chambers and shed at Shri Ganga Complex near Mini Secretariat, Kaithal said that the chambers and shed has been constructed at a cost of Rs 25 lakh and about 105 document writers, stamp vendors and people involved in the profession of photostat have been benefitted by it. A room would also be constructed in this shed at a cost of Rs 1.15 lakh. With the construction of these chambers, Vasika Navis and stamp vendors could perform their work without bothering the vagaries of weather, he added.
Punjab transfers 24 IFS/PFS officers
Chandigarh: Punjab Government has today transferred 24 IFS/PFS officers with immediate effect. A spokesman said that Dherander Kumar has been transferred and posted as Additional Principal Conservator of forest (wild life) and chief wildlife warden, RK Chaudhary as Additional Chief Conservator of Forest (Administration), Vidya Bhushan Kumar as Chief Conservator of Forest (IT and E), Anoop Kumar as Chief Conservator of Forest, Ferozepur Headquarters and Jarnail Singh as Chief Conservator of Forest (FC-cum-Nodal officer), DV Ratna Kumar as Chief Conservator of Forest, Working Plan and Monitoring and Evaluation.