Suggestions invited for budget 2021-22 in Himachal
Shimla: Himachal Govt has started the process of formulation of the state budget for the year 2021-22. A spokesperson said suggestions are invited from the general public, industries, trade and farmers associations on the budget for 2021-22. A web portal has been launched on the Finance Department website for inviting suggestions. The suggestions may be sent by email to budgetidea.hp@gmail.com or by letter to the Additional Chief Secretary Finance to the Government of HP at Room No. 524, Armsdale Building, HP Secretariat, Shimla by January 10.
HP DGP calls on Governor
Shimla: Himachal Director General of Police, Sanjay Kundu called on Governor Bandaru Dattatraya at Raj Bhavan on Tuesday. The DGP apprised the Governor that a team of senior police officers led by him recently visited the famous Tirupati temple of South India and studied about the temple management to be implemented in Shaktipeeths of Himachal Pradesh. A detailed report has also been prepared in this regard, he added.
SJVNL donates ambulance to State Red Cross
Shimla: Satluj Jal Vidyut Nigam Limited on Tuesday donated an ambulance to the State Red Cross in a function held at Raj Bhawan here. The Governor Bandaru Dattatraya received the key of the ambulance donated to the State Red Cross by Nand Lal, Chairman and Managing Director, SJVNL. Dr Sadhana Thakur, chairperson, H.P. Red Cross Hospital Welfare Section was also present on the occasion.
Min attends religious gathering at Patna Sahib
Chandigarh: Haryana Minister of State for Sports and Youth Affairs Sandeep Singh attended the religious gathering organized at Takhat Sri Harimandir Patna Sahib on the occasion of the 10th Sikh Guru, Gobind Singh’s birth anniversary and attended the Guru Durbar for offering prayers. Sandeep Singh said Guru Gobind Singh had sacrificed his entire family in the face of militant forces. No one has made a greater sacrifice than the Guru.
Following the Guru’s ideals, the Sikh community is working all over the world to serve humanity and protect the oppressed and the weak, he added.
Hry extends last date for PG classes admission
Chandigarh: To fill the vacant seats of Post Graduate (PG) classes in colleges and universities of Haryana, the Department of Higher Education has extended the last date for admission to Post Graduate classes to January 11. A spokesperson said the Director General of Higher Education Department has instructed all State Universities and Private Universities in the state, besides all Government Colleges, Aided Colleges and Self-Financed Colleges that in view of the requests from several colleges the Department has opened the 'Post Graduate Admission' portal till January 11.