Deadline extended for solar plants installation
Chandigarh: Giving one more opportunity to the residents, the UT Administration has extended the deadline for installing solar plants by three months. Punjab Governor and UT Administrator VP Singh Badnore approved a proposal to extend the deadline, which was to end on June 30 by another three months. Now, residents can install rooftop solar power plants till September 30. Kirron Kher, Member of Parliament had taken up this demand to extend the deadline with the administrator. She thanked him for giving another extension by three months.
One time relief extended for Housing Societies
Chandigarh: In a major relief to residents of Housing Societies, UT Administration has decided to give six months extension to one time relief given for execution of the conveyance deed. Now Housing Societies will be able to execute conveyance deed upto December 31, 2019. On the persistent demand of residents of the society, Kirron Kher, Member of Parliament took the matter with the Punjab Governor and Administrator of Chandigarh and requested him to give extension by six months. Kher said she is thankful to the Administrator for giving this relief to residents.
Union Ministry appreciates Hry Govt
Chandigarh: The Union Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs has appreciated the Haryana Government's decision to create two real estate regulatory authorities. Haryana is the first state in the country where two real estate regulatory authorities have been created to address the problems related to housing at the earliest. These steps taken by the Haryana Government were appreciated in the video conferencing organized under the chairmanship of Union Housing and Urban Affairs Minister, Hardeep Singh Puri. On behalf of Haryana, the Principal Secretary, Urban Local Bodies Department, Anand Mohan Sharan and Director General, Sameer Pal Srow attended the video conferencing.
State option available on transfer portal
Chandigarh: Haryana Education Minister Ram Bilas Sharma said that this time the option of State will also be made available on the transfer portal for Sanskrit teachers so that they can apply for the place of their choice across the state. He gave this assurance to the delegation of ‘Haryana Rajkiya Sanskrit Adhyapak Sangh’ who called on him, here today. On the demand of the delegation, Sharma assured to consider the idea of promoting the TGT Sanskrit teachers to the post of PGT and teaching the Sanskrit subject up to 10th standard. The delegation also included State President, Haryana Rajkiya Sanskrit Adhyapak Sangh, Ramprasad Kaushik, Treasurer, Jai Karan, Parmanand, Pawan, Bhimsen, Ramnivas, Ghanshyam, Rajneesh and Vinod.
Haryana CM approves Rs 4.50 crore
Chandigarh: Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal has accorded administrative approval amounting to Rs 4.50 crore for the construction of three Alternative Disputes Resolution (ADR) Centers in the State. A spokesman of the Finance Department said that these ADR Centers would be set up at Faridabad, Rewari and Yamunanagar.
Three-day Workshop concludes at PU
Chandigarh: The three days workshop to sensitize the students about various Skill Development Programme, academic courses and infrastructure support that is offered by Panjab University concluded here. Candidates from all walks of life participated in this workshop and the chairpersons of University Institute Of Hotel And Tourism Management, University Business School, Music, University Institute of Applied Management Sciences and Art History and Visual Arts informed them about different courses that a student can opt, the ways of taking admissions in these courses, research opportunities, placement details, departmental thrust areas, eminent alumni’s, infrastructure and new courses that are being introduced.
ADB Mission team head meets HP Chief secy
Shimla: ADB Mission team headed by project officer Sunae Kim under HP sub-tropical horticulture, irrigation and value addition project (HP SHIVA) met Chief Secretary B. K. Agarwal, here on Wednesday. Sunae Kim apprised that this project will focus on increasing farmer's income in the sub-tropical areas of the state by covering 20,000 hectare area under high density plantation of sub-tropical fruit crops like guava, pomegranate, litchi and citrus fruits etc. The project officer briefed that they are initially supporting 15 pilot sub-projects for different crop models in Bilaspur, Hamirpur, Mandi and Kangra districts of the state besides five sub-projects of irrigation and public health department.