Punjab invites applications for PPSC members
Chandigarh: Punjab Government has invited applications to fill two vacancies of Punjab Public Service Commission (PPSC) members (official). last date to submit applications to the office of Secretary to Punjab Government’s Department of Personnel (PP-3 Branch), Room No. 6, sixth floor, Punjab Civil Secretariat, Sector 1, Chandigarh, is August 18, 2017 by 5 pm. The applications have been invited from eminent persons of impeccable integrity, high calibre and administrative experience. The applicants have been asked to clearly elucidate pendency of any civil, criminal, administrative or any other proceedings that may have bearing on his or her integrity and character, and should have held office for atleast 10 years either under the Government of India or under the State Government.
Bhayana elected Hafed BoD’s vice-chairman
Chandigarh: Haryana State Cooperative Supply and Marketing Federation on Wednesday unanimously elected Hansi’s Narender Bhayana as the vice-chairman of its Board of Directors (BoD). The election was held at Hafed Corporate Office in Sector 5, Panchkula, under the chairpersonship of Presiding Officer-cum-Joint Registrar (General) the state Cooperative Societies Monika Khanna. Hafed chairman Harvinder Kalyan and other members congratulated the newly-elected vice-chairman.
Punjab VB nabs Patwari red handed
Chandigarh: Punjab Vigilance Bureau on Wednesday nabbed an Irrigation Patwari Mohandeep Singh posted at Kokhar Kalan halqa, Jawaharke Mandal in Mansa district red handed accepting Rs 2,000 bribe. Spokesperson said that Patwari was nabbed by a vigilance team while accepting Rs 2,000 as bribe from one Kaka Singh to take action on application for enhancing irrigation water to his fields. A case under Prevention of Corruption Act has been registered against him at VB police station Bathinda and further investigation was under progress.
Devvra stresses on inculcating moral values
Kurukshetra: Himachal Governor Acharya Devvrat on Wednesday stressed that teaching community should dedicate itself to inculcate moral values in the students so that they could further contribute in building up a strong and healthy nation. He was speaking during a function organised by Sanjay Gandhi Memorial Public Senior Secondary school, Dhanora in Kurukshetra district of Haryana. The Governor said the real objective of the education was to make youth as principled citizens of the society. He however expressed serious concern that humanitarian approach was missing and our high traditions and culture was at the verge of extinction. He inaugurated the ‘Yagyashala’ of the school and announced to gave Rs.51000 to the school management for promoting moral education. He also honoured the meritorious students of the institution and planted a sapling in the campus.