Doon given additional charge of HPA IG
Chandigarh: Haryana Government has given additional charge of Haryana Police Academy Madhuban IG to, IGP (Modernization) HS Doon with immediate effect during the leave period of Dr CS Rao.
Chief engineers directed to monitor schemes
Chandigarh: Haryana Minister of State for Public Health Engineering Banwari Lal on Thursday directed all chief engineers of the department to personally monitor the schemes to ensure that benefits reach the people. The Minister, presiding over a review meeting of various schemes being run by the department with senior officers, also directed the officers to give report of ongoing works to avoid any problem in future.
Central Bank felicitated teachers
Chandigarh: Representatives of more than 350 branches of Central Bank of India from Chandigarh Zone (north region) visited the schools in their respective areas and honoured the teachers by presenting a book and flowers as a mark of respect. Bank’s field general manager, Chandigarh Zone, Vijay V Murar said that Teacher’s Day is an opportunity to convey our wishes to all our teachers, who have given impeccable contribution in shaping us. He also felicitated Subhashish Hajra, the music teacher of Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya.
Rules amended for bar association elections
Chandigarh: To curb the irregularities and malpractices in the election of the Punjab and Haryana High Court Bar Association, a Committee was constituted consisting of senior advocates to amend the existing rules. The said Committee drafted the rules on the pattern of Supreme Court Bar Association election rules which were placed before the General House of the High Court Bar Association. As per the new rules, outside members have been debarred to participate in the election process and only actively practising advocate in the High Court will be allowed to cast their votes. No member shall be allowed to cast his or her vote, who is enrolled after October 31 of every year, with a rider that too will have to show his appearance on eight dates in cases, in previous year.
JW Marriott launches microbrewery in 5-star
Chandigarh: Opening its doors to the freshest and most satisfying brews in the Tricity, JW Marriott Chandigarh is now coming up with ‘35 Brewhouse’, the region’s first microbrewery in a five-star property, in its premises. “35 Brewhouse has been conceptualised as a destination that is much more than a brewery, where you could not only have beer, but also brew rich experiences,” said JW Marriott Chandigarh general manager Dilpreet Singh Bindra.