CM to launch online service for issuance of form ‘C’
Chandigarh: Haryana Chief Minister Manohar lal will launch the online service for issuance of form ‘C’ of Excise and Taxation Department on June 1. Excise and Taxation Minister Capt. Abhimanyu said that this service is being launched to facilitate the traders. Issuance of online form ‘C’ would also ensure transparency in the system and traders need not to visit at sale tax offices as the form ‘C’ would be made available online. A number of services pertaining to various departments had been made online including e-registration, e-stamping, e-services, annual return by micro, small and medium enterprises, boilers registration, society registration, land registration, mutation and consolidation, he added.
BSNl Promotional scheme launched
Chandigarh: BSNl has launched promotional scheme on top-up 200 in Punjab circle. Scheme offering extra talk time on Top-Up 200 has been launched on promotional basis w.e.f. 00:00 hours of May 28 to 24:00 hours of May 31for 4 days. Talk time offered will be Rs 225 under the scheme.
Workers welfare Board begins special campaign
Chandigarh: Haryana Building and other Construction Workers Welfare Board is running a special registration campaign to cover more beneficiaries so as to enable them to avail benefits under its various ongoing welfare schemes. The campaign would continue upto June 15. A spokesperson said that as many as 22 welfare schemes were being implemented by the Board for the construction workers. The people in the age group between 18-60 years, who were not registered under any other Welfare board, had worked for 90 or more days during last 12 months as construction workers would be eligible for registration.
CS convenes meeting for RRTS
Chandigarh: Haryana Chief Secretary DS Dhesi presided over a meeting concerning upcoming four Regional Rail-based Transit Systems (RRTS) in the national capital region (NCR) here on Friday. Discussions were mainly held on Delhi-Gurgaon-Rewari-Alwar and Delhi-Sonipat-Panipat corridors. The detail project reports of these two corridors have been completed and suggestions in this regard have been sent to National Capital Region Transport Corporation. The total length of Delhi-Gurgaon-Rewari-Alwar corridor is 180 kms, of which 78 kms area falls in Haryana. Similarly, the total length of Delhi-Sonipat-Panipat corridor is 111.2 kms, of which 88.7 kms area falls in Haryana.
HERC introduces incentive scheme
Chandigarh: Haryana Electricity Regulatory Commission (HERC) in consultation with Distribution companies have introduced an incentive scheme in the tariff order for FY-2015-16, in which consumers will avail the rebate in their electricity bills towards advance payment. Under the scheme, the DISCOMs will pay an incentive of 4% on every bill to the consumers who will pay advance electricity bills equivalent to 120% of the amount of previous one year’s electricity bills.
nodal officers to deal with online complaints
Chandigarh: Punjab Government has designated Rupinder Singh Assistant Director Sports department and Charanjit Singh Assistant Director, Youth welfare department as nodal officers to deal the complaints received in the online Sangat Darshan of Punjab Deputy Chief Minister, Sukhbir Singh Badal. A spokesman said that these officers would ensure the timely compliance of online complaints. He said that Punjab government has worked out the detailed complaint redressal system and this step has been taken in this direction.
members of grievances redressal panel nominated
Chandigarh: Punjab Government has nominated non-official members of redressal grievances committee of sub division Balachaur of Shaheed Bhagat Singh Nagar District. A notification has already been issued in this regard. A spokesman of the Redressal of Grievances Department said that 23 non official have been nominated from recognised political parties and communities of Sub Divsion Balachaur of Saheed Bhagat Singh Nagar District,
staff availing 5 yr special leaves: report sought
Chandigarh: Punjab Government has sought the details of employees in various departments, who were on 5 years special leave under self employment scheme. A spokesman said that all departments have been directed to immediately supply the information in the required performa so that it could be consolidated for necessary action. A communiqué in this regard has been sent to all the Financial commissioners/Principal Secretaries and Secretaries. He said that all the departments that have not submitted the information about the employees enjoying 5 years special leave should submit the consolidated report with immediate effect.
Medical officer dismissed
Chandigarh: Punjab Government has dismissed Dr Naresh Kumar medical officer (Dental) posted at Civil Hospital Kapurthala. Dr Naresh Kumar was charge sheeted for insubordination, committing financial frauds and getting out of turn promotional benefits. He was given time to explain his position before the inquiry officer but he did not reply to the repeated departmental messages. After thoroughly examining the charges leveled against him, the inquiry officer KC Saini. IAS (retd) submitted in his report that all the charges against him proved to be correct. Kumar was asked to join the investigations and was given time to submit his reply but he did not appear before the Inquiry Officer. Agreeing to the recommendation of the Inquiry Officer for the dismissal of the erring Medical Officer; the Health department dismissed the doctor with immediate effect under section 6 of the Punjab Civil Services Rules 1970.
Sr asstt fulfilling eligibility norms can apply
Chandigarh: Punjab Government has invited applications for appointment to the post of superintendent grade-1(ex- cadre) in Punjab Bhawan, New Delhi. A spokesperson said that any senior assistant, serving in Punjab Civil Secretariat who is interested in applying and who otherwise fulfills all eligibility conditions for promotion to Superintendent Grade-1(Ex- Cadre), could send his application within 15 days. He also clarified that applicant should clearly mention the Name of employee, Father’s name, Date on which promoted as Senior Assistant and experience and Seniority number as Senior Assistant.
Training on scientific goat farming concluded
ludhiana: The Department of Veterinary and Animal Husbandry Extension Education, Guru Angad Dev Veterinary and Animal Sciences University (GADVASU), ludhiana organized one week specialized training on goat farming from May 25-29. Dr HK Verma, Director of Extension Education, GADVASU said that in the changing life style and eatery habits, people have started diversifying from the traditional patterns of livestock rearing. He said that aftergetting such training from the university, the unemployed youth can start their own enterprise, which on one hand can provide the needed employment and on the other hand bring diversification in agriculture.
panel formed for determining fee of courses
Chandigarh: Haryana Government has constituted a committee for determining fee of various courses like MD, MBBS, BDS, BAMS and BHMS in all private colleges of the State. Chief Minister Manohar lal has given approval for constitution of the Committee. Haryana Health Minister Anil Vij on Friday said that four officers have been appointed for this committee and Additional Chief Secretary, Medical Education and Research Department has been appointed as chairman of the committee.