Over 7,200 ITI passouts placed well
Delhi Higher & Technical Education Minister Dr AK Walia said on Wednesday that the technical training being imparted by the Department of Training & Technical Education in its polytechnics/ ITIs has been recognised at large by the employers and major national and international companies. Walia stated that more than 7,200 polytechnic/ITI passed out students are today elated and satisfied as they have been grabbed by the well-established companies like Maruti Suzuki limited, Religare, Tata Motors, Honda Motors, Samsung India, Mahindra & Mahindra, etc. Further, they have been offered attractive employment with lucrative packages only because of their competence and qualification granted by the quality technical institutions i.e. ITIs/Polytechnics. The companies were looking for around 3,000 incumbents out of polytechnic passed out students and around 5,000 out of ITI passed out students from different institutions and different trades. Around 2,139 polytechnic passed out students and 5,152 ITI passed out students were selected in the fair.
Registering ‘No Supply’ complaint made easier
Remembering ones’ CA number to register a ‘No Supply’ complaint is now a thing of the past. BSES has introduced an innovative service for its consumers. Taking cognisance of feedback from their consumers, BSES has now made it easier than ever before for a consumer to register ‘No Supply’ complaint. Now all a consumer has to do is call BSES 24 x 7 call centre numbers - 39999707 for BRPl and 39999808 for BYPl from their registered phone number and press 1 for ‘No Supply and choose Option 2 for IVRS based services. They don’t even have to enter their CA number or even speak to a call centre representative. Not only will their ‘No supply’ complaint get automatically registered, they will also be given a reference number. To avail this revolutionary service, BSES consumers only have to get mobile number registered once with the company. This can be done through calling or emailing BRPl and BYPl. Call Centre numbers are (for BRPl) 39999707 and email ID is BRPl — customercare@relianceada.com and (for BYPl) 39999808 and email ID is BYPl.customercare@relianceada.com.
high-level panel to help curb child trafficking
Delhi Government has set up a high level committee to curb child trafficking in the national Capital. This has been announced at a meeting chaired by Delhi social welfare minister Prof Kiran Walia on Wednesday. After the meeting, Walia said that immediate
registration of an FIR in the cases of kidnapping and child abuse of the trafficked should be ensured apart from sensitizing officers/officials including lower functionaries at the Police Station level about child trafficking / cases of child abuse. She further stressed upon the need for deploying at least one Sub Inspector level Police Officer exclusively for dealing with Juvenile crime cases in each Police Station on 24 x 7 basis.