panel for free insurance of livestock formed
Chandigarh: Punjab Government has constituted a Departmental Committee to encourage farmers to opt for subsidiary occupations and to ensure free insurance for the livestock, said the State Animal Husbandry, Diary Development and Fishery Minister Gulzar Singh Ranike while presiding over a review meeting of the department. He said that a policy would be chalked out by the committee for free insurance of livestock. The State Government will launch a massive campaign to generate awareness among farmers about various animal welfare schemes. He said that the camps have also being conducted at the village level for generating awareness among the peasantry.
process to fill 300 panchayat secY POSTS BEGINS
Chandigarh: Punjab Rural Development and Panchayat Minister Sikandar Singh Maluka has issued directions to put the process of recruitment of 300 panchayat secretaries, and 30 junior engineers on the fast track and called for completion of process in a time bound manner. Reviewing the working of the department’s working, Maluka said that panchayat secretaries were nodal officers of rural development and it was imperative to fill vacancies at the earliest so to accelerate process of rural development in the State. He asked the department to put the schedule for recruitment so that process could be initiated at the earliest.
Special camps for HSIIDC allottees in March, APRIl
Chandigarh: Haryana State Industrial Infrastructure Development Coporation (HSIIDC) will organise special camps at Faridabad, Kundli, Panipat, Manakpur, Rohtak, Bawa, Barhi, Saha, Narwana,Gurgaon and Sirsa for processing and disposal of various service requests of the allottees like; handing over physical possession of the industrial plots, approval of building plans, grant of occupation certificates, extension in time for project implementation, execution of conveyance deed of the plot, issuance of NOC for mortgage of plot, permission for leasing renting, transfer of plot, change of project etc. in accordance with the provisions contained in the Estate Management Procedures (EMP). The allottees of these Estates may attend the camps in the respective Field Offices, along with their requests supported with requisite documents.
Over 40 companies to visit Aryans Campus on April 8
Mohali: Aryans Group of Colleges will organise ‘26th Aryans Job Fest’ on April 8 at its campus. More than 40 big and small companies will be participating in the fest. Free online registration can be done on Aryans website www.aryans.edu.in with other details of the participating companies. Anshu Kataria, chairman, Aryans Group said that thousands of candidates from North India are expected to participate in the Fest. In this fest, job opportunities would be available for BTech, MBA, BBA, BCA, BA, BCom, MTech, Diploma, ITI etc. He further informed that candidates should carry 10 copies of their resumes and passport size photographs.
Pu, lPU emerge winners in regional rounds
Chandigarh: The 11th edition of the Tata Crucible Campus Quiz 2015 was held at Chandigarh and Jalandhar respectively. In Chandigarh, Shantanu Sharma and Aditya Bhaskar Pandit from Punjab University emerged victorious in a neck-to-neck fight at the regional round. Giving the winners a tough competition were Yash Dalal and Manik Gupta from Army Institute of law who bagged the runner-up position whereas in Jalandhar, Chandra Bhushan and Ravi Kumar Rai from lPU emerged victorious in a neck-to-neck fight at the regional round. Giving the winners a tough competition were Sujit Patil and Sandeep Kumar from NIT Jalandhar who bagged the runner-up position.
Seminar on ‘Statuary Audit of Bank' at ICAI held
Chandigarh: A seminar on 'Statuary Audit of Bank' was organised by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI), Chandigarh Branch which was well attended by over 350 delegates from CA fraternity, banking sector and concerned industry. The objective of the seminar was updating the fraternity about the latest trends of bank audit which is vital in the month of March and April on the account of year closing. Kalyan Mukherjee, Chief General Manager, State
Bank of Patiala was the chief guest on the occasion and highlighted the Indian economy as the global growth driver. He emphasised on the need of a fair and impartial audit, in accordance with the RBI guidelines and praised the role of chartered accountants as auditors, in the transparency and accountability of nationalized banks, as custodians of public money.
Rs2.51l donated to CM relief fund in himachal
Shimla: Himachal Chief Minister Virbhadra Singh was presented two different cheques of Rs2 lakh and Rs51,000 by Arun Goel on behalf of International Cylinders Private limited and by M Singh on behalf of m/s Nanz Med Science Pharma Private limited respectively towards the Chief Minister Relief Fund at Paonta Sahib on Sunday. The Chief Minister thanked them for their noble gesture and said that it would go a long way in helping the poor and the needy.
Toshiba and UTC to set up centres
Chanidgarh: Toshiba Corporation (Tokyo: 6502) and United Technologies Corporation (UTC) (NYSE: UTX) announced plans to establish engineering centers in India, North America and Europe to support global innovation for heating, ventilating and air-conditioning (HVAC) products. This cooperation is the first to result from the companies’ recent agreement to further strengthen their strategic collaboration through their joint venture, Toshiba Carrier Corporation.