Policy of ‘Test-Track-Treat’ adopted in Hry
Chandigarh: Haryana Health Minister Anil Vij on Thursday said the State Government had adopted the policy of “Test-Track-Treat” due to which it has been successful in preventing the spread of Coronavirus to a great extent. He said every eligible beneficiary of the state would be administered the vaccine and for this vaccination camps would be organised in every village and ward of the state. On June 20, vaccination will be administered in all the wards falling under Ambala Municipal Council area, he added
Pb invites applications for PPSC chairman
Chandigarh: Punjab Government has invited applications to fill one vacancy of chairman of Punjab Public Service Commission (PPSC). The last date for submitting the applications is July 8. A spokesman said Punjab Government has decided to invite the applications of eminent persons of impeccable integrity, high caliber and administrative experience.
Driver steals 133 mobiles, arrested
Chandigarh: Haryana Police has arrested a person in Nuh district who had stolen 133 smartphones from a delivery vehicle associated with a major e-commerce company, on the way from Chennai to Manesar (Gurugram). A spokesperson said police has recovered 85 smart phones worth around Rs 7.50 lakh from his possession. The incident came to light when a complainant from Delhi approached the police in Nuh district. Based on the inputs, a police team arrested the accused identified as Shabuddin, a resident of Dhana in Nuh and recovered 20 stolen Redmi mobile phones from him. During the course of interrogation, police also recovered 65 mobile phones belonging to Amazon Company from his residence, he added.
Batala issue: PSWC calls victim’s son, daughters
Chandigarh: Taking suo moto notice of the case of ousting of an elderly woman from home in Batala district , the Punjab State Women Commission has summoned sons and daughters of the victim on June 21 for a personal hearing. PSWC chairperson Manisha Gulati said that the matter had come to her notice through media reports. In her orders, she also directed the Senior Superintendent of Police Batala to direct concerned Deputy Superintendent of police to ensure his presence along with the son and daughters of the ousted mother at the hearing.
SEWA Punjab celebrates Domestic Workers’ Day
Mohali: In the wake of a growing need to recognise the rights of domestic workers in the state (a majority of them being women) , the Self Employed Women’s Association (SEWA) in Punjab, a grassroots organization working for the upliftment of informal sector women workers, observed the International Domestic Workers’ Day.