Ranike hands over appointments to 33 vet inspectors
Chandigarh: Punjab Animal Husbandry, Dairy Development and Fishery Minister Gulzar Singh Ranike on Monday handed over appointment letters to 33 newly-recruited veterinary inspectors, and exhorted them to work with sincerity and dedication. He also announced that the Government has also given go ahead to make further recruitment in Animal Husbandry Department to fill vacant posts of veterinary doctors and inspectors. He said that the process for recruitment would soon be initiated. He said that stations to these Vet Inspectors would be allotted after they complete 40 days departmental training.
Haryana raises age limit of college teachers
Chandigarh: The Haryana Government has decided to raise entry level-upper age limit of teachers in Government-aided colleges in the State at par with teachers working in Government colleges, that is up to 42 years. Spokesperson said that a proposal to this effect has been approved by Chief Minister Manohar lal.
Punjab announces schedule for RIMC Entrance Test
Chandigarh: The entrance examination for admission to Rashtriya Indian Military College (RIMC), Dehradun, for July-2016 term would be conducted at Chandigarh’s Sector-15 lala lajpat Rai Bhawan on December 1 and 2. State’s Directorate Sainik Welfare’s spokesperson informed that only boys were eligible to apply for the admission. Candidates appearing for the test should not be born earlier than July 2, 2003, and not later than January 1, 2005. They should either be studying in Class VII or passed Class VII from any recognised school at the time of admission to the RIMC. Selected candidates will be given admission in Class-VIII.
Raju nominated as Social Welfare Board’s member
Chandigarh: The Punjab Government on Monday nominated Rajwinder Kaur Raju from Jalandhar as non-official member of the Punjab State Social Welfare Board in consultation with the Central Social Welfare Board. Spokesperson said that member’s term would be co-terminus with the term of Board chairperson. After assuming her charge, Raju said that Board would promote social welfare activities and implement welfare programmes of the central board for the women, children and the handicapped.
Vet Varsity’s second training on pig farming
ludhiana: Witnessing fascination towards Pig Farming Department of Veterinary and Animal Husbandry Extension Education, Guru Angad Dev Veterinary and Animal Sciences University (GADVASU), ludhiana organised second specialised training on pig farming from August 3 to 7 within a month. Earlier, training on pig farming was concluded last week at GADVASU campus in which 70 farmers including one farm woman were trained in techniques of scientific rearing of pigs.
Kishora takes over AS SBI-Chd Circle CGM
Chandigarh: Anil Kishora has taken over as the Chief General Manager of the State Bank of India, Chandigarh Circle, comprising the States of Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu & Kashmir and UT Chandigarh. Kishora started his career as a probationary officer in 1982 in Patna Circle. In his 33-year illustrious career, he has held important assignments in various capacities in Credit, International Banking, Agriculture, Human Resources, lead Bank etc. He has also handled SBI operations in Tokyo and Singapore. Prior to this assignment, he was CEO, SBI Singapore.
Welspun Renewables launches solar project
Chandigarh: Welspun Renewables, India’s largest solar energy generator, has set up its first solar power project — the Bhatinda 34 MW (DC), in Punjab. It has claimed that it is the largest commissioned solar capacity to come up in the State. like all its projects before, Welspun Renewables has developed it ahead of committed deadlines, in five short months. It will annually be feeding 48 million units of clean and emission-free energy into the Punjab state grid, for next 25 years.
Stamp vendors deputation calls on Majithia
Chandigarh: A deputation of stamp vendors from Mohali district, led by Congress MlA and former Minister Jagmohan Singh Kang, on Monday called on Punjab Revenue Minister Bikram Singh Majithia regarding their demand to enhance their stamp paper sale limit. Majithia, after giving them a patient hearing, explained the growing need for e-stamping to facilitate people. He said that this system has brought in efficiency in Revenue department’s working and proven a great help in online reconciliation of its transactions on a daily basis. He assured the members of deputation to consider their demand sympathetically.