Haryana transfers 9 DROs and 4 lAOs
Chandigarh: Haryana Government has issued transfer and posting orders of nine District Revenue Officers (DROs) and four land Acquisition Officers (lAOs) with immediate effect. Ram Singh, DRO, Palwal has been posted as DRO, Bhiwani against a vacant post whereas, lAO Urban Estate, Hisar, Satish Kumar Yadav goes as DRO Gurgaon against a vacant post. Om Parkash Godara goes as DRO Jhajjar, Manbir Singh posted as DRO Jhajjar, Rajinder Kumar, as DRO Rohtak, Subhash Chander Mehta as DRO, Kaithal. Mohinder Kumar goes as lAO Urban Estate Hisar, MS Sangwan posted as DRO, Jind.
Asbah makes Savita National Boxing Champion
Chandigarh: Asbah, a leading food and staple brand which is also known for social initiative of “Women Empowerment” has been supporting talented Savita, who has won a gold medal in National Boxing Championship (under 17yrs) at Anandpur Sahib, Punjab on May 18. Savita, a junior world boxing champion in the 50 kg weight category has added another feather in her cap by winning this National Boxing Championship. In 2015, she won the Gold Medal in World Junior Boxing Championship held in Taipei. Apart from Savita, Asbah is supporting five other accomplished boxers, a dress designer, a yoga instructor, an aspiring yoga practitioner and a physically challenged lawn tennis player.
Banks strike on July 29 against Govt Policies
Chandigarh: A strike on July 29 of all nationalized banks has been called by All India Bank Officers’ Confederation (AIBOC) which will be preceded by declaring July 19 as “Save Public Sector Day”. Harvinder Singh, General Secretary, AIBOC said , “Centre Government wants to privatize nationalized banks by forcing banks to show huge losses in the banks. As a result government will encourage more FDI in banks. But Centre won’t be able to achieve their goal as All India Bank Officer Federation has pledged to protest against this decision of the Govt.” He also protested against the merger of banks.
UT in smart cities: NAREDCO lauds Centre’s plan
Chandigarh: National Real Estate Development Council (NAREDCO) lauded the Central government’s announcement of 13 additional cities including Chandigarh to be developed as smart cities at an investment of Rs 30,229 crore. Having missed the list of the first 20 smart cities in January, Chandigarh now entered the Smart City Mission with the Centre announcing the name of the UT among 13 more cities to be developed as smart cities. NAREDCO president Parveen Jain said that the concept of smart cities would lead to well planned urbanization with aesthetic beauty comparable to international standards.