Haryana CM to flag off marathon
Chandigarh: Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal will flag-off a marathon race “Run for Road Safety” on December 1 at 7 am in Yamunanagar. The online registration to participate in the marathon will start from November 11. A spokesman said, during the present State Government, six marathons had been organised in Haryana, of which two were in Hisar and one each in Jind, Panchkula, Ambala and Sirsa. The seventh marathon would be organised on December 1 in Yamunanagar, with theme “Run for Road Safety”. The marathon race “Run for Road Safety” would work in establishing a special identity of Yamunanagar in the state. In this marathon, lakhs of people belonging to different age groups of the district would participate to make it a huge success. To participate in the event and to become a volunteer one can register atwww.yamunanagarmarathon.in.
67 employees promoted
Chandigarh: Haryana Secondary Education Department has asked the promoted 67 employees employed as Clerks, Junior Scale Stenographer, Computer-Cum-Clerk and Assistant in the regional offices of the department to be present in the counseling for the allotment of the station on November 12 at 11 am, Shiksha Sadan in Panchkula.
Haryana working with ‘Haryana Ek, Haryanvi Ek’ motto
Chandigarh: Haryana Minister of State for Food, Civil Supplies and Consumer Affairs Karan Dev Kamboj said that the present government led by Chief Minister Manohar Lal has worked with the spirit of Haryana Ek, Haryanvi Ek and has proved that this government does not belong to any particular region, class or category rather it is for all the people of the state. During the tenure of ten years of previous government, there was resentment among people for carrying out biased development works. The Chief Minister has so far made about 6,000 announcements of worth crores of rupees by visiting all the constituencies and understanding the situation. Out of these announcements, 80 per cent have been completed and remaining would also be completed in time, it is a record in itself, he added.