CHB ADOPTS FIFO FOR TRANSFER OF PROPERTIES
Chandigarh: To streamline and ensure transparency in the processing of applications for transfer of properties by Chandigarh Housing Board (CHB), the principle of FIFO i.e. First in and first out will be followed in all non-Tatkal cases. The applications for transfer of properties and all other references will be processed strictly on this principle and no reference/recommendation will be considered by the dealing assistant for out of turn processing. Accordingly, pending list of applications and other references, dealing assistant-wise i.e. in the recovery branch, accounts branch and other branches of the CHB on the basis of seniority list (as per date of submission of application/reference) will be uploaded on the website of CHB.
PENSIONS DISTRIBUTION: SOCIAl SECURITY OFFICERS included
Chandigarh: To ensure proper distribution of pension/ financial aid to beneficiaries in the rural areas across Punjab, an approval has been given to include Social Security Officer in the District level committees formed by the District Development and Panchayat Officer and the District Welfare Officer. The notification in this context has been issued.
MEMBER OF STATE panel FOR SlAUGHTER HOUSE removed
Chandigarh: Haryana Government has removed Naresh Kadian, a non-official member of State Committee for Slaughter Houses. Haryana Urban local Bodies Minister, Kavita Jain said that the Chief Minister Manohar lal has approved his removal from the committee, adding that Naresh Kadian was an employee of Haryana Khadi and Village Industries Board from April 15, 1984 to August 7, 2014 but he never brought this fact to the notice of the government. Also, he did not seek any approval from his office for nomination as non-official member of the committee. She said that Khadi and Village Industries Board revealed that he was charge sheeted eight times, suspended three times and twice remained on willful absence. An FIR was also registered against him by the State Vigilance Bureau, Gurgaon which is still pending.
HARYANA VB NABS MC FARIDABAD ClERK
Chandigarh: Haryana State Vigilance Bureau has caught Ravinder Kumar, Clerk, Municipal Corporation, Faridabad, red handed while accepting an illegal gratification of Rs 8,000 from Aman Sharma, a resident of village Wazirpur, district Faridabad in lieu of issuing birth certificate. A case has been register against him under sections 7 and 13 of Prevention of Corruption Act at Bureau’s Police Station at Gurgaon.
INt’l ADVANCED IMMUNOlOGY COURSE IN PGIMER
Chandigarh: The Molecular Immunology Group, Department of Immunopathology, PGIMER, Chandigarh is organizing an International Advanced Immunology from 17th to 19th March. The course is being held under the joint aegis of Federation of Immunological societies of Asia-Oceania (FIMSA) and Indian Immunology Society (IIS). This course is held every other year and keep traveling among different countries of Asia-Oceania region and is happening in India only third time, but first time in Chandigarh. According to Professor Sunil Arora, brain storming and knowledge sharing sessions from India and other countries like Japan, USA, Australia, China and Singapore will provide stimulating environment for updating the advancements in the field of Immunology as well as research promotion and will help younger and budding researchers in shaping their future research career.
Paras Bliss Hospital holds in-house gynae camp
Panchkula: Women undergo several changes in their body mechanisms throughout their lives. The hormonal changes, menstrual cycles, greater propensity to suffer early bone loss and arthritis are factors exclusive to women. However, often they ignore their own health issues, do not pay attention to indicators or warning symptoms as they are too busy looking after their families. To draw the attention of mothers and women to their own health issues and the need to stay alert, doctors at Paras Bliss Hospital for Mother & Child conducted an in-house gyaencology and obstetrics camp to educate the women regarding health procedures and gynaecologic concerns with expert and compassionate care. From urinary tract infections, to pelvic function disorders to such serious concerns as cervical cancer -- women face multiple health worries during and beyond their reproductive periods.
Esri India launches mApp Your Way 2016
Chandigarh: Esri India has announced the second edition of mApp Your Way 2016, an App Development Challenge. The challenge is aimed to provide a platform to the institutes and students to showcase their skills and capabilities in the GIS technology. The mApp Your Way App Development Challenge, is open for all the students (UG/PG/Research scholars) associated with the institutions that are users of Geospatial / ArcGIS technology.