CHANDIGARH, JULY 19
Mr Justice S K Mittal, Chairman of the Building Committee, Punjab and Haryana High Court, said here today that all courts in Haryana would be made air-conditioned up to January, 2015. There are model courts in 20 districts of the state and soon a complex of 60 courts would be set up at the cost of Rs 60 crore in Gurgaon district.
Mr. Mittal was addressing the gathering after inaugurating an overbridge built at the cost of Rs 90 lakh in the Judicial Complex, Karnal, today. With the construction of this overbridge, advocates
would directly reach the courts from their chambers.
He said that modern buildings had been constructed in 49 courts of 21 districts of the state, including 28 sub-divisional courts. The courts in Haryana have modern buildings and there is no
shortage of infrastructure in the state. Hence, modern courts would also be set up in Kalka and Pataudi sub-divisions.
Mr Mittal said that the chambers of advocates had been constructed at sub-divisional and district level, and more chambers, if required, would be constructed. Similarly, the residential colonies for judges are also being made modern.
It is a matter of concern that the number of cases in courts is increasing by the day. While the judges dispose off 6.10 lakh cases every year, about one lakh more cases come to the courts, Mr Mittal said. There are 499 judicial officers in the state for timely disposal of cases, yet the cases are not being disposed off on time, he added.
Chandigarh, July 17- Haryana Government has promoted two officers of Information and Public Relations Department from the date they assume the charge of their new assignment.
Mr Manjit Singh, Visualizer has been promoted to the post Senior Exhibition Organiser and Mr Rajiv Abrol serving as Art Executive has been promoted as Visualiser.
RELAXATION IN ATTENDANCE: Haryana Industrial Training Department has allowed students of Government Industrial Training Institutes having 79 per cent attendance to appear in examination to be conducted in the month of July 2014 by giving relaxation of one per cent in attendance.
While stating this here today, a spokesman of Department said that instructions have been issued to concerned officers for compliance of the same. Earlier, students having 80 per cent attendance were eligible to appear for examination.
PUBLIC HOLIDAY: The Haryana Government has notified that July 22, 2014 would be observed as Public Holiday in the offices, Educational and other institutes of state government, Boards and Corporations situated in the jurisdiction of the areas of poll in Haryana on account of Bye Election to ward No.4 Municipal Council, Jind and ward no.4 Municipal Committee, Julana, district Jind to enable employees of these institutions or offices to cast their votes.
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Mr Justice S K Mittal, Chairman of the Building Committee, Punjab and Haryana High Court, said here today that all courts in Haryana would be made air-conditioned up to January, 2015. There are model courts in 20 districts of the state and soon a complex of 60 courts would be set up at the cost of Rs 60 crore in Gurgaon district.
Mr. Mittal was addressing the gathering after inaugurating an overbridge built at the cost of Rs 90 lakh in the Judicial Complex, Karnal, today. With the construction of this overbridge, advocates
would directly reach the courts from their chambers.
He said that modern buildings had been constructed in 49 courts of 21 districts of the state, including 28 sub-divisional courts. The courts in Haryana have modern buildings and there is no
shortage of infrastructure in the state. Hence, modern courts would also be set up in Kalka and Pataudi sub-divisions.
Mr Mittal said that the chambers of advocates had been constructed at sub-divisional and district level, and more chambers, if required, would be constructed. Similarly, the residential colonies for judges are also being made modern.
It is a matter of concern that the number of cases in courts is increasing by the day. While the judges dispose off 6.10 lakh cases every year, about one lakh more cases come to the courts, Mr Mittal said. There are 499 judicial officers in the state for timely disposal of cases, yet the cases are not being disposed off on time, he added.
Chandigarh, July 17- Haryana Government has promoted two officers of Information and Public Relations Department from the date they assume the charge of their new assignment.
Mr Manjit Singh, Visualizer has been promoted to the post Senior Exhibition Organiser and Mr Rajiv Abrol serving as Art Executive has been promoted as Visualiser.
RELAXATION IN ATTENDANCE: Haryana Industrial Training Department has allowed students of Government Industrial Training Institutes having 79 per cent attendance to appear in examination to be conducted in the month of July 2014 by giving relaxation of one per cent in attendance.
While stating this here today, a spokesman of Department said that instructions have been issued to concerned officers for compliance of the same. Earlier, students having 80 per cent attendance were eligible to appear for examination.
PUBLIC HOLIDAY: The Haryana Government has notified that July 22, 2014 would be observed as Public Holiday in the offices, Educational and other institutes of state government, Boards and Corporations situated in the jurisdiction of the areas of poll in Haryana on account of Bye Election to ward No.4 Municipal Council, Jind and ward no.4 Municipal Committee, Julana, district Jind to enable employees of these institutions or offices to cast their votes.
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