AAP files PIl OVER fourth JPSC exam RESUlTS
Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) on Monday filed a Public Interest litigation (PIl) against the results declared in the fourth Jharkhand Public Service Commission (JPSC) examination demanding cancellation of the recruitment process on the basis of alleged faulty process adopted in all the three stages of examination. In his PIl, the petitioner Sunil Mahto has alleged that the examination was conducted in fraudulent way where those attaining lesser marks were passed with the help of illegal scaling system. He has also charged the JPSC of conducting illogical interviews where the relatives and friends of the influentials were appointed.
Online Project Monitoring System inaugurated
To ensure more transparency and monitoring of the projects going on in the police department, DGP Rajiv Kumar on Monday inaugurated the ‘Online Project Monitoring System’ for Jharkhand Police Housing Corporation limited at the corporation headquarters at line Tank Road. “With the help of this public portal, all the information related to the ongoing, completed as well as the future projects could be accessible with a click on the website www.jpscl.com,” said Additional Director cum Managing Director of JPHCl VH Deshmukh. “Now all the projects works could be monitored regularly by the user department as well as the public to provide better transparency,” added Deshmukh. Any district of the state could be accessed just with a click on the website, added Deshmukh.
State denies further financial assistance to NUSRl
In its affidavit filed at the Jharkhand High Court, the State Government has refused to extend any further financial assistance for the construction of National University for Study and Research in law (NUSRl) as Rs 50 crore assured by the state has already been paid. “Expressing displeasure over the affidavit, the court observed that the decision is not in the interest of the State. The court has also asked the state to come with all the documents related to the University after two weeks,” said advocate SN Pathak. The court was also annoyed on the state government not taking any action on the direction given earlier by the court to review its decision, added Pathak. According to Pathak, the decision is illogical given the fact that admission process for the second batch has already been completed and one batch has reached to the second year.
Charity auction PROCEEDS FOR U’KHAND VICTIMS
India’s leading e-commerce marketplace, is powering a charity auction with Bollywood actor Ranbir Kapoor for an NGO ‘Save the Children’. It is working for children’s rights across 15 States in India. The Charity Auction will offer the fans a chance to spend a day on the sets with this superstar. The proceeds of this Charity Auction will be used to support the ongoing relief work being carried out by Save the Children in Uttarakhand. The auction begins on July 29 and will end at August 8, 2013
Seminar on forest rightS act from today
Tribal Welfare Department, Jharkhand Government in association with UNDP under the guidance of Central Government has decided to organize a seminar on Forest Right Act and Tribal Sub- Plan on July 30 and 31. The Secretary of Tribal Welfare Ministry, Central Government Vibha Puri Das, Joint Secretary Sadhna Raut and other senior officials will participate in the programme. The Chief Secretaries of Chhaisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, UP, AP, Odisha, Bihar and Jharkhand will also participate in the programme. Among all these the DCs from 18 districts of Jharkhand, the District Forest Officials have also been directed to participate in the programme.
Youth Congress demonstrates against RMC
Youth Congress Ranchi will take out a funeral procession of RMC as well as A to Z from Ranchi University till Firayalal Chowk at 5pm on Tuesday seeing the inactivity of RMC during the month of Sawan and Ramazan.