Arun Kumar given additional charge

By Haryananewswire

 CHANDIGARH, JAN 31

The Haryana Government has given additional charge of Labour Commissioner and Secretary, Labour Department to Arun Kumar, Director General, State Transport and Renewable Energy and Secretary, Transport Department and Civil Aviation Department and Adviser, Civil Aviation vice Mrs. Satwanti Ahalawat who retired today.

        The State Government has also promoted two Information and Public Relations Officers (IPROs) namely Mrs. Anita Dutta and Mr. Bahadur Lal Dhiman of Information, Public Relations and Cultural Affairs Department to the post of Deputy Director with immediate effect.

          Mrs. Dutta is presently serving in the Press Section of the department and Mr. Dhiman is posted at Haryana Raj Bhawan, Chandigarh.

SYLLABUS SHOULD BE REVISED CONSTANTLY: SRIVASTAVA

  Dr. A.K. Srivastava, Director, National Dairy Research Institute NDRI, Karnal said that syllabus of the courses should be constantly revised keeping in view the need of the society and the industry. 

He was addressing gathering as a Chief Guest in one day ‘Sensitization Workshop on Implementation of E-courses for B. Tech. (Dairy Technology) Degree Programme’ organised today at NDRI under the ‘National Agricultural Innovation Project’ of ICAR, New Delhi. He said that the E-courses would assist in the learning process of the students.

Certificates were distributed to the teachers involved in E-course development and Principals, Deans and Associate Deans of all Dairy Technology colleges of India participated in the deliberations of the workshop, so as to effectively implement these courses in their own institutions.

HARYANA GAU SEVA AAYOG CONSTITUTED

The Haryana Government has today constituted Haryana Gau Seva Aayog under the Chairmanship of Former Minister, Mr. K.L. Sharma. Maha Mantri, Haryana Gaushala Sangh, Mr. Hari Om Tayal has been appointed as the Vice Chairman of the Aayog.

        Acharya Baldev, Rashtriya Gaushala Sangh, Dharoli, Jind, Acharya Devvart, Acharya Yogendrya, Shishya Acharya Baldev Ji Maharaj, President, Haryana Gaushala Sangh National Gaushala, Ghadoli, Jind, Col. Mehar Singh Dahiya, Mr. Dharamendra Goswami, Dr. Zile Singh Rana, Ex-professor and head of department of Animal Genetics and breeding, CCSHAU, Hisar, Mr. Rakesh Aggrawal, Mr. Ram Chander Deswal, Mr. Ram Singh Beniwal and Mr. Ramphool Hooda are the non-official members of the Aayog.

        Principal Secretaries of Revenue and Disaster Management Department, Urban Local Bodies Department, Agriculture Department, Finance Department, Animal Husbandry and Dairying Department and Development and Panchayat Department, Director General of police, Director General of Animal Husbandry and Dairying Department and one representative from Animal Welfare Board of India are the official members of the Aayog.

        An announcement in this regard was earlier made by Haryana Chief Minister Mr. Bhuinder Singh Hooda.

President to inaugurate Surajkund International Crafts Mela

by Haryananewswire

CHANDIGARH, JAN 31

As the fortnight long 27^th Surajkund International Crafts Mela will be inaugurated on February 2 at Surajkund in district Faridabad, apart from participation of several countries, 300 crafts persons, weavers, artisans, folk musicians and dancers would participate from the theme State of Karnataka.

        While stating this here today, an official spokesman said that the Mela will be inaugurated by the President, Mr. Pranab Mukherjee in the presence of Haryana Governor, Mr. Jagannath Pahadia, Chief Minister, Mr. Bhupinder Singh Hooda, Minister of Tourism of the Theme State - Karnataka, Mr. Anand Singh and many other dignitaries.

        He said that keeping in view the record participation of 12 countries in the last year’s mela, it has now been upgraded as International Crafts Mela. This year also, the countries that have confirmed their participation are Rwanda, Guinea, Tunisia, South Africa, Namibia, Zambia, Addis Ababa, Congo and Egypt of the African continent. Also, Eurasian countries namely Turkmenistan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan and SAARC nations namely Sri Lanka, Afghanistan, Bhutan, Bangladesh, Nepal and Pakistan would participate. Thailand and Peru would also participate, he added.

        He said that more than 300 craftspersons, weavers, artisans, folk musicians and dancers from Karnataka would participate in this mela. He said that Karnataka is one of the most vibrant southern states of India and has been chosen as Theme State for the second time after a gap of 18 years.

          As a corporate social responsibility initiative, the Surajkund Mela Authority will provide 50 per cent  rebate in the entry tickets to the differently-abled persons, senior citizens, serving soldiers and ex-servicemen. Similarly, free entry would be allowed to the freedom fighters. For the first time, Mela entry tickets are available on-line through e-ticketing onwww.haryanatourism.gov.in and off-line at all entry gates, he added.

         The mela will remain open between 9:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. daily till February 15.

        He said that Surajkund derives its name from the ancient amphitheatre Sun Pool constructed here in the 10^th century AD by Raja Suraj Pal one of the Tomar chieftains.

Applications invited for two-year MPH course

by Haryananewswire

CHANDIGARH, JAN 30

Haryana Health Department has invited applications from serving HCMS doctors  who intend to do two years course in Master of Public Health (field Epidemiology) from National Centre for Disease Control (NCDC), New Delhi. Such candidates should be eligible  under the  post-graduate policy of Health Department.

          While stating this here today, a spokesman of the department said that out of total 20 seats, admission to 18 seats would be through selection on the basis of an entrance test. He said that two seats were earmarked for WHO candidates. The upper age limit for in service candidates would be 45 years.

The last date of receipt of application is April 9, 2013 and entrance test would be conducted on May 12, 2013 at Delhi. Further information to this effect could be obtained from website www.ipu.ac.in.

HPDCs to allow payment of arrears in installments

by Haryananewswire

CHANDIGARH, JAN 30

Haryana Power Distribution Corporations have decided to allow payment of arrears in installments.

          This was stated by Chairman and Managing Director, Dakshin Haryana Bijli Vitran Nigam and Uttar Haryana Bijli Vitran Nigam, Mr. Devender Singh while addressing a gathering of consumers after starting the work of strengthening the power distribution system in Siwani,in district Hisar today .

          He said that the concerned sub divisional officer can accept the payment of arrears in installments with the condition that minimum 50 per cent amount of the arrears is paid in the first installment. The number of installments can be two for arrear up to Rs.10,000, three for up to Rs. 30,000, four for up to Rs. 50,000, five for up to Rs. two lakh and eight installments for the amount of arrear above Rs. two lakh.

He said that if consumers pay for the electricity they consume as per the cost of supply, there would be no hurdle in supplying power for 20 hours a day in villages. There is no shortage of electricity but the power distribution utilities should have sufficient money to purchase.  

He said that the campaign to maintain, strengthen and renovate the electricity distribution system all over the State would help consumers bring down the Aggregate Technical and Commercial (AT and C) losses to the level of below 25 per cent on their feeders to qualify for taking power supply on urban mode. He said that the power distribution utilities intend to give power supply for 20 hours a day in villages also but   the loss level is required to be brought down. For this purpose the Dakshin Haryana Bijli Vitran Nigam and the Uttar Haryana Bijli Vitran Nigam have launched a scheme under which if consumers bring down the AT andC losses at a level below 25 per cent, get meters in all houses and get the existing meters relocated, they would be given power supply for 20 hours a day.

Mr. Devender Singh said that it can easily be achieved by checking theft of electricity and paying the bills on time. Strengthening of system would help reduce the technical losses. He  said that keeping in view the demand of consumers who were defaulter as on June 16, 2005 and could not opt for the Bill Waiver Scheme or left out the scheme in between after opting it, the Nigams have given yet another opportunity. The benefit can be availed up to March 31, 2013.

If they come forward to pay off the principal amount of bills pertaining to the period with effect from June 17, 2005 in one go, all the pending bills, pertaining to the period up to June 16, 2005 and whole of the late payment surcharge would be waived off.

The decision will benefit those rural domestic and tube well consumers who could not opt for the scheme and who had joined the scheme but could not make payment of their bills for 20 months regularly and stopped paying their electricity bills in between. As a result their defaulting amount on June 16, 2005 could not be waived off.

Mr Devender Singh urged the consumers, who had left the scheme or did not opt for the scheme to avail this opportunity, to get waived off the defaulting amount  standing against them as on June 16, 2005 by depositing only the capital amount of their unpaid current bills issued after June 16, 2005 in one go.

He said that each village and urban ward would get at least one additional distribution transformer as the Haryana Power Distribution Corporations plan to install over 11,000 new distribution transformers, erect 80,000 poles, required length of cable, conductor and G.O switches all over the State at a cost of about Rs. 500 crore, under the prestigious ongoing programme to strengthen and renovate the power distribution all over the State. The programme will thus eliminate the problem of overloading of the system.

He said that ten per cent of the work will be completed during the month of January, next 10 per cent in February, 20 per cent in March, 20 per cent in April, 30 per cent in May and rest 10 per cent of the work will be completed during the month of June, 2013. Thus, power distribution system in all the 9000 villages and wards and HUDA sectors in urban areas will be maintained by the end of June, 2013.

Mr. V. K. Chaudhary, Director, Mr. S S Yadav Director, DHBVN and S S Lohchab SDM also addressed the gathering.

Economic and social freedom yet to be achieved: Mrs Kumar

by Haryananewswire

CHANDIGARH, JAN 30

 Lok Sabha Speaker Mrs Meira Kumar has said that the country has achieved political freedom, but a lot is yet  to be done for economic and social freedom. Mrs Meira Kumar was delivering Third Ch. Ranbir Singh Memorial Lecture at Mahrishi Dayanad University in Rohtak today.  

Mrs. Kumar said that after attaining independence, there were three points before the country- Political Independence, Economic Independence and Social Independence. Politically, country is free today, but economically we see a large gap between the incomes. There are few persons, who are very rich and on the other hand there are lakhs and crores of persons, who live from hand to mouth. Socially, the caste system, untouchability, feeling of high and low have divided our society, besides a number of other social evils. To realise the dreams of our freedom fighters, we have to build a society free from such discriminatory aspects.

                   Thanking Haryana Chief Minister, Mr. Hooda for inviting her to deliver Third Ch. Ranbir Singh Memorial lecture, Mrs. Kumar said that Mr. Ranbir Singh was a a man of values. He had full faith in the ideals of truth, love and non-violence as propagated by Gandhiji. Just at the age of 15 years, he jumped into the freedom struggle on the call of Mahatma Gandhi. He went to jail and was the last person to be released from the jail, after India had got freedom. Soon after, he was made member of the Constituent Assembly  where he played an important role.

                   Talking about the Parliamentary system of democracy in the country, Mrs. Kumar said our Constitution is very unique in the sense that it has empowered the weakest among the week in the society with the power of vote and those who are wealthy and strong come to him every five years with folded hands begging for his vote in their favour. His right decision of voting can give new direction to the politics in the country. She was very elated while mentioning that in our country, the poor, particularly women in some parts of the country celebrate election day as a day of festival by wearing new clothes and going to polling booths singing all the way. The people of other countries are amazed to see how more than 70 crore people vote in the elections in India.

                   Paying her tributes to Ch. Ranbir Singh Hooda, Mrs. Kumar said that in December 1985, when she went to Parliament for the first time as M.P., Ch. Ranbir Singh blessed her by placing his hand over her head. It was his hand of blessing that has guided my way to success and like Mr. Bhupinder Singh Hooda, I also revere him as a fatherly figure.

                   Mrs. Kumar called upon the students and the children present in Tagore Auditorium of the university to work hard during studies. “Yours parents have given a golden chance to you for studying and before doing anything else you should always think as to what you can do for your parents”, she said.

                   Earlier, welcoming Mrs. Meira kumar, Haryana Chief Minister Mr. Hooda said that today it is a historic day for us, that we have amidst us a personality like Mrs. Meira Kumar on a day, when we are remembering Gandhiji also on his martyrdom day. “My father Ch. Ranbir Singh was a Member of Parliament, when illustrious father of Mrs. Kumar, Babu Jagjivan Ram was there. My father used to tell me that he always got blessings from Babu Jagjivan Ram, who was a man of strong convictions. Today Mrs. Kumar, as Speaker Lok Sabha, is trying to take all the members of House with her. She left her high profile job to serve the country”, he added. About Ch. Ranbir Singh Mr. Hooda said that personally, socially and politically, he was an ideal person. His thinking was always positive and constructive even towards his opponents. In the Constituent Assembly, he raised the voice for the poor, the backward and the farmers. He was like a God to me and I always revered him and sought his guidance. He remained member of seven different Houses, which is a unique achievement of his life. He remained in eight jails, out of which four are now in Pakistan and four in India. It was during his time as Irrigation Minister of Punjab that the work of Bhakra Dam was accomplished.

                   Earlier Vice Chancellor of Mahrishi dayanand University Dr. R.P. Hooda thanked Mrs. Meira Kumar for accepting the request to deliver Third Ch. Ranbir Singh Memorial Lecture. About Haryana’s progress, he said that the state has progressed in every field under the dynamic leadership of Mr. Bhupinder Singh Hooda.

                   Mrs Meira Kumar also inaugurated Abhilasha - Kasturba Gandhi Women Hostel Complex, and Swaraj Bhawan in the premises of the university. She also unveiled the statue of Ch. Ranbir Singh at Swaraj Bhawan. She also went around the Photo Gallery   and was very happy to see the photos of Ch. Ranbir Singh with the leaders of yesteryears like Dr. Rajender Prasad, Pt. Jawahar Lal Nehru, Mrs  Indira Gandhi, Mr Rajiv Gandhi, Babu Jagjivan Ram and others. 

          Those present on this occasion included Haryana Chief Minister Mr. Bhupinder Singh Hooda, Minister Mrs. Geeta Bhukal, MPs Mr Shadi Lal Batra and  Mr Deepender Singh Hooda, MLAs Mr. Bharat Bhushan Batra, Shakuntla Khatak, Aftab Ahmad, Mr Kishan Hooda, former Minister Mrs. Prasanni Devi,  Dean Mr. R. Vinayak, and the family members of Chief Minister and others prominent personalities of the area.

Haryana achieves highest ever Kharif foodgrains production

by Haryananewswire

CHANDIGARH, JAN 30

Haryana has achieved the highest ever productivity of Kharif foodgrains 2012-13 and has also recorded the highest ever rice production of  39.76 lakh metric tonnes (MT),  since the inception of the State in 1966. This has been achieved despite the State  received about 36.8 per cent less rainfall as against the normal rainfall from May to September, 2012.

          While stating this here today, a spokesman of Haryana Agriculture Department said that  in case of Coarse Rice, 23.54 lakh  metric tonnes of production with a productivity of 40.03 qtls per hectare in an area of 5.88 lakh hectares has been achieved. This has remained highest both in production and productivity since 1966-67. Similarly,the production of Basmati Rice was also achieved at 16.22 lakh MT with a productivity of 25.87 qtls. per hectare in an area of 6.27 lakh hectares which was also the highest since 1966-67.

          He said that as statistics of area, average yield and production of all Kharif crops 2012-13 has been received, the State has made some other achievements in the agriculture sector. The productivity of Kharif  foodgrains  2012-13 is 2819 kg per hectare, which is the highest so far. He said that the State also achieved productivity of Cotton at 681 kgs per hectare (Lint) and the total production of Cotton was 23.84 lakh bales. Similarly, the productivity of Bjara was 1925 kgs per hectare and that of  Maize   2556 kgs per hectare. Also, the productivity of Sugarcane during 2011-2012 was 73253 kgs per hectare which was highest since 1966-67.

He said that all these achievements could only be made possible as the State Government   supplied 254 lakh units of more electricity   per day to farm sector from May to September, Kharif 2012-13 as against 2011-12.

He said that as the Irrigation Department   also fully supported, the farmers did not face  any difficulty. In addition to this, the Department of Agriculture prepared a Contingent Plan in consultation with Ch Charan Singh Haryana Agricultural University, Hisar which was crop and area specific. This Contingent Plan was circulated to all the Deputy Directors of Agriculture Department and it was implemented for the benefit of farmers. In addition to it, special advisories were also sent to farmers. These were used by the farmers to increase the productivity of their crops. Special care was taken so that any kind of shortcoming might not be faced. There was also less infestation of insect and pests and diseases.

He said that Department of Agriculture is making all sincere efforts to achieve the targeted production of Rabi 2012-13 crops.

Applications invited from ICT teachers for National Awards

by Haryananewswire

CHANDIGARH, JAN 30 

The Haryana School Education Department has invited applications for   ‘National Awards for Teachers using Information and Communication Technology (ICT) for Innovation and Education in schools level’ in the State under the Centrally Sponsored Scheme.

          While giving this information here today, a spokesman of the department said that under this scheme sponsored by the Central Government, those teachers would be honoured who have enhanced student learning by effectively and innovatively integrating technology supported learning into the school curriculum and subject teaching     thereby promoted enquiry based cooperative-collaborative learning using ICT among the  students.

 He said that teachers of primary, upper primary, secondary and  higher secondary schools pertaining to State Government Schools, schools run by local bodies and government aided, schools including the government and private schools affiliated to State Board of Education, Central Government Schools that is Kendriya Vidyalayas, Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas, Central Tibetan Schools, Schools run by Atomic Energy Education Society, schools affiliated to Central Board of Secondary Education and schools affiliated to Council for Indian Schools Certificate Examination were eligible under the scheme.

The spokesman said that the schools would send entries in the prescribed format alongwith supporting documents to the Directorate of Education through the concerned Principal, District Education Officer or Regional Offices. He said that a Committee under the Chairmanship of Secretary or Commissioner, Education would scrutinize all the entries and shortlist the candidates and forward the same to the Chairperson of the Awards Committee. The State would recommend only twice the number of teachers as its award quota, in order of merit, he added.

He said that the shortlisted candidates would be required to make presentations before the Awards Committee headed by Director, National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT), New Delhi. Invitation in this regard would be sent to teachers directly by Central Institute of Educational Technology (CIET)-NCERT with intimation to their Directorate. The Awards Committee would recommend the requisite number of awardees to the Ministry with justification who would process the recommendation for the awards.

          In all there would be 87 awards to be given away in different categories. These included three awards for each large State, having teacher strength of one lakh or more and two awards for each small State having teacher strength of less than one lakh. He said that each awardee teacher would get a laptop, a silver medal and a commendation certificate. All the winners would form a community of resource persons through networking.The cases complete in all respect might reach  the Directorate, School Education latest by March 31, 2013. Cases received after this date would not be entertained, he  added.

Haryana redesignates 37 IAS and 14 HCS officers

By Haryananewswire

CHANDIGARH, JAN 29

The  Haryana Government today redesignated 37 IAS officers and 14 HCS officers with immediate effect.

           Mahavir Singh, Director General and Special Secretary, Food and Supplies, and Managing Director, CONFED has been redesignated as Director General and Secretary, Food and Supplies and Managing Director, CONFED.

           Arun Kumar, Director General and Special Secretary Transport Department, Adviser, Civil Aviation Haryana and Special Secretary Civil Aviation Department and Director General, Renewable Energy, Haryana has been redesignated as Director        General and Secretary Transport Department, Adviser and Secretary Civil Aviation Department and Director    General, Renewable Energy, Haryana

          Sudhir Rajpal, Director Generaland Special Secretary Information Public Relations and Cultural Affairs and Grievances Departments and Director General, Sports and Youth Affairs,Haryana has been redesignated as Director General and Secretary, Information     Public Relations and        Cultural        Affairs and Grievances and Director General, Sports and Youth Affairs,Haryana.

Smt.Sumita Misra, Director General and Special Secretary Women and Child Development Department, Managing Director, Women Development     Corporation, Transport Commissioner, Haryana and Special Secretary Transport Department has been redesignated as Director General and  Secretary Women and Child Development Department, Managing Director, Women Development Corporation, Transport Commissioner and Secretary Transport Department

Ankur Gupta Director General and Special Secretary Higher Education Department has been redesignated as Director General,Higher and Secretary Higher Education Department

Anurag Rastogi Director General and Special Secretary Town  and Country Planning and Urban Estates Departments  has been redesignated as Director General and Secretary Town  and Country Planning and Urban Estates Departments.

Anand Mohan Sharan Additional Resident Commissioner Haryana Bhawan,New Delhi, Administrator. TFAH, Managing Director,      Haryana Tourism Corporation, Director General and Special Secretary Tourism  and Hospitality Departments has been redesignated as Additional Resident Commissioner, Haryana Bhawan,New Delhi. Administrator, TFAH, Managing Director, Haryana Tourism Corporation Director General and Secretary, Tourism  and Hospitality Departments.

Satwanti Ahlawat, Labour Commissioner, Haryana and Special Secretary Labour Department has been redesignated as Labour Commissioner, and Secretary Labour Department.

Vineet Garg, Special       Secretary     Personnel, Training. Vigilance and Parliamentary Affairs Departments, Director General, Training (ex-officio) and Science  and Technology, Haryana and Inquiry Officer. Vigilance,  has been redesignated as Secretary Personnel, Training,  Vigilance and    Parliamentary Affairs Departments, Director General, Training (ex-officio) and Director General, Science  and Technology, Haryana and Inquiry Officer, Vigilance, Haryana

Anil Malik, Excise and Taxation Commissioner and Special Secretary Excise  and Taxation has been redesignated as Excise and Taxation Commissioner and Secretary Excise  and Taxation Department

Sandeep Garg, Managing          Director Haryana   Land Reclamation  Development          Corporation  and Special Secretary, Agriculture Department has been redesignated as  Managing    Uirector, Haryana  Lana Reclamation Development Corporation and Secretary          Agriculture Department.

A. K. Singh, Director       General and Special        Secretary     Agriculture Department has been redesignated as  Director General and Secretary Agriculture Department.

 H.S. Malik, Special Secretary   Public Health Engineering Department has been redesignated as Secretary        Public Health Engineering Department. Arun Kumar Gupta Director          General and Special        Secretary     Secondary Education, Archives. Archaeology  and Museums Departments has been redesignated as Director         General       and Secretary Secondary Education, Archives, Archaeology  and Museums Departments.

Mohinder Kumar, Secretary       to Governor and     Director General    and Special  Secretary          Social Justice        and   Empowerment Department has been redesignated as Secretary to Governor and        Director General and Secretary Social Justice  and Empowerment Department. S.K.Goyal, Special Secretary Irrigation Department, Administrator,      CADA.         Special Secretary Cooperation     Department and Managing Director, HSMITC  has been redesignated as Secretary     Irrigation Department,      Administrator,        CADA. Secretary   Cooperation Department  and    Managing    Director HSMITC.

 Anurag Agarwal, Managing      Director,      Haryana       Power Generation Corporation, Haryana          Vidyut          Prasaran      N1gam and Special Secretary Haryana, Power Department        and          Director       General, Power Reforms has been redesignated as  Managing   Director,          Haryana Power Generation Corporation, Haryana   Vidyut Prasaran Nigam, Secretary          Power Department and    Director General,   Power Reforms,Haryana.

Vijayendra Kumar, M.D.   Haryana       Agro  Industries    Corporation and Special Secretary, Revenue  and Disaster Management Department has been redesignated as  Managing     Director,          Haryana       Agro Industries Corporation       and    Secretary, Revenue         and   Disaster Management Department

Rajbir Singh, Special Secretary General Administration, Secretariat Establishment and Monitoring  and Coordination Cell has been redesignated as Secretary         General Administration,          Secretariat   Establishment and Monitoring  and Coordination Cell  

 Rakesh Gupta, Joint       Secretary     Health Department and    Mission Director,   National Rural Health Mission, Commissioner, Food  and Drugs Administration, Haryana has been redesignated as Special Secretary Health Department and Mission Director, National Rural Health Mission, Commissioner, Food  and Drugs Administration. 

Ramesh Krishan, Joint Secretary Home-I and PWD (B and R)  and Architecture Departments has been redesignated as  Special   Secretary     Home-I        and    PWD (B andR)       and          Architecture Departments.

 Rajeev Ranjan, Joint       Secretary     Finance Department,       Director, and Joint Secretary          Environment Department  and    Member Secretary,          4^th State       Finance          Commission Haryana has been redesignated as  Special Secretary     Finance          Department, Director and Special Secretary Environment Department  and    Member          Secretary,    4" State Finance Commission, Haryana.

Vijay Singh, Joint   Secretary     Training Department has been redesignated as   Special  Secretary          Industrial Training Department.

Nitin Kumar Yadav, Director and Joint Secretary Development  and Panchayats Department, Director and Joint Secretary Rural Development Department has been redesignated as   Director and Special Secretary Development  and Panchayats Department, Director and Special Secretary to Rural Development Department.

Vijay Singh Dahiya, Joint Secretary Finance Department  has been redesignated as   Special Secretary Finance Department.

Amneet P. Kumar, Joint Secretary Finance Department has been redesignated as   Special Secretary Finance Department.

Praveen Kumar, Joint Secretary Land Use Board and Administrator, HUDA, Gurgaon has been redesignated as   Special Secretary Land Use Board and Administrator, HUDA, Gurgaon

Abhe Singh Yadav, Director and Joint Secretary Elementary Education Department has been redesignated as   Director and Special Secretary Elementary Education Department.

          M.L.Kaushik, Joint Secretary Forests Forests Department and Deputy Commissioner, Fatehabad has been redesignated as   Special Secretary Forests and Deputy Commissioner, Fatehabad.

R.C.Verma, Director, Industrial Training, Haryana and Joint Secretary Revenue  and Disaster Management-II Department has been redesignated as   Director, Industrial Training and Special          SecretaryRevenue and   Disaster Management-II Department

          Satyaprakash T.L, and Joint Secretary, Industries  and Commerce and Mines  and Geology Departments, Managing Director. HSSI and EC. M.D., HSH and HC and M.D Haryana Tanneries, Jind has been redesignated as Director and Special Secretary Industries  and Commerce and Mines  and Geology Departments. Managing Director, HSSI andEC. M.D., HSH andHC and M.D. Haryana Tanneries, Jind

          Sameer Pal Srow, Director and  Joint Secretary Urban Local Bodies Department and Project Director, Swaran Jayanti Shehri Rozgar Yojna and State Urban Development Society, Hraryana has been redesignated as Director and Special Secretary Urban Local Bodies Department and Project Director. Swaran Jayanti Shehri Rozgar Yojna and State Urban Development Society, Hraryana.

          Vikas Yadav, Joint Secretary Health Department has been redesignated as Special Secretary Health Department.

Ashok Sangwan, Joint Secretary Administrative Reforms, Deputy CommissionerYamunanagar and Commissioner, MC,  Yamunanagar has been redesignated as   Special        Secretary Administrative Reforms, D.C., Yamunanagar and Commissioner of MC, Yamunanagar

A.Sreenivas, Director and Joint Secretary Welfare of Scheduled Castes  and Backward Classes Department, Managing Director Haryana Scheduled Finance Development Corpn. Ltd., Managing Director. Haryana Backward Classes and Economically Weaker Sections Kalyan
Nigam. Director, Employment, Haryana and Joint   Secretary     Employment Department has been redesignated as Director, Welfare of Scheduled Castes  and Backward Classes, Haryana, Special Secretary Welfare of Scheduled Castes  and Backward Classes Department, Managing Director. Haryana Scheduled Finance Development Corpn. Ltd._: Managing Director., Haryana Backward Classes and Economically Weaker Sections Kalyan Nigarn, Director and Special Secretary Employment Department.

Vinay Singh, Deputy Secretary Home-II Department, Joint Commissioner Gurdwara Elections, Haryana and Deputy Secretary Animal Husbandry Department has been redesignated as Additional Secretary Home-II Department, Joint Commissioner, Gurdwara Elections Haryana and Additional Secretary Animal Husbandry Department

Chander Shekhar, Deputy Secretary Planning Department and Deputy Commissioner, Kaithal has been redesignated as Additional Secretary Planning Department          and    Deputy Commissioner. Kaithal

Among the HCS officers redesignated, Vivek Attrey Director, Supplies  and Disposals and Managing Director.          HARTRON.  Deputy Secretary Electronics  and Information          Technology  has been redesignated as Director, Supplies  and Disposals and Managing Director       HARTRON.  Special Secretary Electronics  and Information       Technology.

Jagdeep Singh, Deputy Secretary Science Technology Department and ADC-cum- DRDA, Panchkula has been redesignated as Special Secretary Science Technology Department and ADC-cum- DRDA, Panchkula.

Geeta Bharti Additional Director(Admn.) and Deputy Secretary Higher Education Department has been redesignated as Joint Secretary Higher Education Department.

 M.K.Ahuja, Deputy Secretary Revenue and Disaster Management and  SDO (C ) cum- Additional Collector, Ambala and Estate Officer, HUDA, Ambala    has been redesignated as Additional Secretary Revenue  and Disaster Management and  SDO (C) cum-Additional Collector, Ambala and Estate Officer, HUDA, Ambala. 

Virender Lather Deputy  Secretary Industries Commerce  and Mines  and Geology Department and Managing Director, Cooperative Sugar Mills, Sonepat  has been redesignated as Additional Secretary Industries. Commerce  and Mines  and Geology Department and Managing Director, Cooperative Sugar Mills, Sonepat 

Jagtar SinghDeputy Secretary Urban Local Bodies Department has been redesignated as Joint Secretary  Urban Local Bodies Department.

K.S,Gill Additional Director (Admn) Social Justice and Empowerment Department and Deputy Secretary Social Welfare and Welfare of Welfare of SCs/BCs Department has been redesignated as Additional Director (Admn.), Social Justice and Empowerment andJoint Secretary Social Welfare and Welfare of SCs/BCs Department

Dr.Sarita Malik, Additional Director and Deputy Secretary, Women  and Child Development Department has been redesignated as Additional Director and Joint Secretary, Women  and Child Development Department.

Satpal Sharma Deputy Secretary, Health has been redesignated as Joint Secretary in the same department.

         

Ram Kumar Beniwal, Under Secretary Finance has been redesigned as Deputy Secretary, Finance.

Amar Deep Singh, Under Secretary Planning has been redesignated as Deputy Secretary Planning.

Anurag Dhalia, Joint Director (Admn.  and Mid-day Meals), Primary Education, and Under Secretary Primary Education has been redesignated as Joint Director (Admn.  and Mid-day Meals), Primary Education, and Deputy Secretary Primary Education

Subhash Chander Sihag, Under Secretary Finance is now Deputy Secretary, Finance and   Prithvi Singh, Under Secretary PWD
(B and R) and Architecture Department is now Deputy Secretary in the same departments.