HSEB warns of strict action for impersonation
Chandigarh: If any case of impersonation is detected in Haryana Teachers Eligibility Examination (HTET), December 2017, the candidate will be barred from appearing in any future examination conducted by the board. Not only this, recommendation will be made to the State Government to bar the candidate from appearing in any examination related to Government job. Dr Jagbir Singh, Chairman, Haryana School Education Board, Bhiwani, said the Board had adopted zero tolerance policy to maintain credibility of the HTET Decemeber-2017. He urged the superintendents, examiners, officers and officials of all centers to discharge their examination duty with honesty and integrity. He said the helpline numbers for this examination are 01664-254309 and 01664-254646 and whatsapp number 8816840349.
sugar Mills crush over 82l quintal sugarcane
Chandigarh: The Cooperative sugar mills in Haryana have crushed 82.37 lakh quintal of sugarcane and produced over 6.96 lakh quintals of sugar so far during the ongoing crushing season. A spokesman of Sugarfed said that cooperative sugar mill Shahabad has so far crushed a maximum of 14.17 lakh quintals of sugarcane and has produced over 1.26 lakh quintals of sugar, followed by cooperative sugar mill Rohtak which has crushed 12.82 lakh quintals of sugarcane, producing over 1.04 lakh quintals of sugar. He said cooperative sugar mill Kaithal has crushed 8.74 lakh quintals of sugarcane and has produced 73,835 quintals of sugar, Cooperative Sugar Mill Meham crushed 8.67 lakh quintals of sugarcane and produced 70,950 quintals of sugar while Cooperative Sugar Mill Karnal crushed 7.94 lakh quintals of sugarcane and produced 70,490 quintals of sugar.
72l metric tonnes of paddy arrives in Haryana
Chandigarh: In Haryana, more than 71.79 lakh metric tonnes (MTs) of Paddy has arrived so far in mandis, as against the arrival of over 69.56 lakh MT during the same period of last year. A spokesman of the Food, Civil Supplies and Consumer Affairs Department said that out of the total arrival, government procuring agencies have procured over 59.17 lakh metric tonnes whereas over 12.61 lakh metric tonnes of paddy is purchased by millers and dealers.Out of the total arrival, the maximum quantity of paddy has arrived in Karnal which is over 14.68 lakh MT followed by Kurukshetra over 12.12 lakh MT.
Haryana revises pay rules
Chandigarh: The Haryana Government has directed all the Administrative Secretaries and the Head of Departments to supply required information of their respective departments so that appropriate decision can be taken regarding relaxation in adopting Haryana Civil Services (Revised Pay) Rules, 2016 to the employees who are promoted prematurely before January 1, 2016. A letter to this effect has been issued by the Finance department today which states; “How many employees are there in the departments, who have been promoted prematurely before January1, 2016 and they have completed experience after the date of notification dated October 28, 2016. What are the pay scales of feeder and promotional post as the 7th CPC”. “If they opt the revised pay structure from the date of completion of experience i.e. after the date of notification dated October 28, 2016, what will be the financial implication in such type of casesIJ “
Shoolini University Scores 101 Patents
Chandigarh: Shoolini University of Biotechnology and Management Sciences in Solan, Himachal Pradesh, has reached the milestone of filing 101 patents. With this, the university has got the distinction of being one of the top highest generator of patents in the country. Intellectual Property India, Officer of the Controller General of Patents, Designs, Trademarks and Geographical Indications, Government of India had listed Shoolini University as the 6th top Indian applicant of patents from all Indian universities and institutes in its annual report for 2015-16. Prof PK Khosla, Vice-Chancellor, Shoolini University, said, “It is a matter of pride to announce that Shoolini University has become the highest generator of patents in the region, which has been made possible because of hard work put in by the faculty and students.”