Haryana planning to honour college lecturers

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by Haryananewswire (Balbir)
CHANDIGARH, SEPT 16 Haryana Education Minister  Geeta Bhukkal said that the college lecturers rendering outstanding service would be rewarded with State Awards as a scheme in this regard was being finalized on the directions of Chief Minister, Mr Bhupinder Singh Hooda.
      She  made this announcement on the occasion of a plantation programme organized to mark 64th Birth Anniversary of Mr Bhupinder Singh Hooda at Government Post-graduate Nehru College, Jhajjar yesterday where she also planted a sapling of ‘Kalp Vriksh’.
      She said that at present the teachers were being awarded  at school level. She described Mr. Hooda as the well-wisher of all sections of society and added that people have been immensely benefitted with various welfare policies being implemented by the State Government.
          While congratulating the students, the Minister said that they were fortunate as they were studying in a college whose foundation stone was laid by first Prime Minister of the country Pt. Jawahar Lal Nehru and the former Prime Minister Mrs. Indira Gandhi had enrolled first girl student to this college. She said that state was emerging as an education hub. She said that Member of Parliament Mr. Deepender Singh Hooda was himself trying to give a new look to this college.
On this occasion, Mrs. Bhukkal also inaugurated a blood donation camp organized by Haryana State Pharmacist Association at Jhajjar.

Exams postponed in 10 Yamunanagar districts

Haryananewswire (Balbir)
CHANDIGARH, SEPT 14
Haryana Board of School Education, Bhiwani has postponed the forthcoming examinations which were scheduled to be held from September 15 to 20 at 10 examination centres of Yamunanagar district.
While stating this today, the Board Secretary, Mr Shekhar Vidyarthi said that the Board has postponed the conduct of examinations due to floods.
He said that these ten examination centres were at Alahar, Jathlana, Khadri, Khizrrabad, Ledhi, Mughal Wali, Kathgarh, Salepur, Laharpur and Fatehgarh Tumbi in Yamunanagar district.
He said that from September 21 onwards, examinations at these centres would be conducted according to the previous date sheet. He said that if any private candidate did not take examination due to floods, the Board would, later on, conduct the examination of these private candidates with other candidates.
Meanwhile, Maharshi Dayanand University (MDU), Rohtak has postponed the M.Phil./URS/Pre-Ph.D. Entrance test(s) scheduled from Sept. 15 to 17, 2010.

MDU Registrar Dr. S.P. Vats said that owing to administrative reasons, the entrance test(s) have been postponed. The entrance test(s) would now be held on Sept 27 to 29 respectively in place of Sept 15 to 17, 2010.

Dr Malik condemns unproved police firing in Mayar

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by Haryanawirenews (Balbir)
CHANDIGARH, SEPT 13
  Former Haryana Director General of Police  Dr. M. S. Malik, IPS (Rtd.) and President, Jat Sabha Chandigarh and Federation of Jat Institutions, along with all members of the institutions condemned unprovoked and uncalled police firing and brutal lathi charge on innocent and peace loving citizens sitting on a peaceful dharna at village Mayar, District Hisar.
 Dr. Malik added that these people were protesting and demanding OBC status for Jats in Haryana on the pattern of Rajasthan, as the Jats have already been declared OBC in Delhi, Himachal Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh.  The illegal firing by District administration and police of Hisar have resulted into the killing of two innocent persons and injuring half a dozen peace loving citizens.
He further demanded that the state government should immediate order a magisterial enquiry into the illegal firing and  announce adequate compensation to the dependents of those killed in police firing and for those injured during the firing.
Above all, Dr. Malik with all members of the Institutions also expressed heart felt condolences to the members of the bereaved families and called upon the members of community to maintain peace and order.
However, peaceful agitation for demand of OBC for Jats in India must continue in a non-violent Gandhian way.  He also called upon the state government to initiate strict action against the officer/officers of district administration Hisar for use of excessive force on unarmed innocent people who were making a peaceful protest for their genuine demands. 

National workshop on bioinformatics in Rohtak

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by Haryananewswire (Balbir)
CHANDIGARH, SEPT 13
The Centre of Biotechnology (CBT) of Maharshi Dayanand University (MDU), Rohtak will organize a national workshop on bioinformatics from September 14 to 16.
While stating this here today, Director, CBT Prof. S.K. Gakhar informed that Dr. Madan Mohan, Advisor, Department of Biotechnology Government of India would be the chief guest at the inaugural ceremony of the workshopon September 14. Dr. Sudhir Kumar, Professor and Head, Department of Bioinformatics, CCS Haryana Agriculture University, Hisar would deliver the key note address and MDU Vice Chancellor Dr. R.P. Hooda would preside over the inaugural session of the workshop.
Important topics like Biological Databases, Proteomics, Biological Data and Genomics, Statistical Tools in Bioinformatics would be deliberated upon in the workshop. Eminent resource persons would deliver special lectures in the three day national workshop.

Rajiv Gandhi fellowship for Ravi Parkash

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by Haryananewswire (Balbir)
CHANDIGARH, SEPT 10Mr Ravi Parkash, a  research scholar of Communication Management and Technology Department of Guru Jambheshwar University of Science and Technology, Hisar has been selected for Rajiv Gandhi fellowship by the University Grants Commission, New Delhi.
    While stating this today, a spokesman of the University said that 1311 researchers in the country were provided Rajiv Gandhi fellowships for research work of M.Phil. and Ph.D. in different subjects.
 Dr M.L. Ranga, Vice Chancellor of the University, Registrar, Prof. R.S. Jaglan, Heads of various Departments and lecturers have congratulated Mr Ravi Parkash on getting this fellowship.

Applications invited for allotment of Govt houses

 

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by Haryananewswire

CHANDIGARH, SEPT 9

The House Allotment Committee, Haryana has invited applications for allotment of Type-I and III Government houses in sector 39 –B, Chandigarh from the employees of the Government of Haryana  working on regular basis  in the offices located at Chandigarh and  Panchkula.

While stating this here today, an official spokesman said that the applications in form ‘A’ alongwith form ‘D’ should reach the House Allotment Committee by September 15, 2010.  Haryana Government employees who had already been allotted government houses of appropriate category at Chandigarh by Chandigarh Administration were not eligible to the Haryana Government houses in Sector 39 B, Chandigarh.

The employees on deputation with other Government ,  Boards and Corporation were not eligible for the allotment of these houses. Similarly, the employees of Boards and Corporations and of other autonomous bodies were also not eligible.

He said that the employees eligible for Type I were those whose basic pay plus grade pay was upto Rs 12900 in new revised scale and basic pay upto Rs 4999 in old scales on January 1, 2010 and for Type III, applicants having basic pay plus grade pay of Rs 17100 to 21000 in new scales and basic pay Rs 6500 to 7999 in old scale on January 1, 2010.

He said that the allotment of Government houses on medical grounds would also be made in accordance with the policy on first come first serve subject to the availability of medical quota. The applicants were required to submit medical certificate issued from the Civil Surgeon, Panchkula, Medical Superintendent Sector 16 and Sector 32,hospitals Chandigarh and PGIMER, Chandigarh. The eligibility criteria of medical category were on the basis of basic pay drawn on the date of eligibility fixed for general category.

He said that all the eligible employees were required to submit applications for allotment of Type I and III government houses in sector 39 B, Chandigarh. They would not be allowed change of house from sector 39-B Chandigarh to Panchkula on any ground. Even the mutual exchange would not be allowed from sector 39-B Chandigarh to Panchkula being separate criteria.

He said that most of the houses of Type I and  III available  for the allotment were on the first and second floor and once allotted, houses would have to  be occupied otherwise the applicant would stand debarred for allotment of this type of house for a period of one year. The change of house would be allowed strictly on seniority basis on the availability of the house.

He said that once the allotment of accommodation would be accepted, the liability for license fee would commence from the date of occupation or from the fifteenth day from the date of issue of the allotment order whichever was earlier. Wherever Government employee, after accepting the allotment, failed to take possession of the accommodation within 14 days of issue of allotment order he or she would be charged license fee from such date for a period of one month or till the date on which new allottee takes possession of the said accommodation which ever was earlier.       

All the applicants who had applied earlier for these houses and their names were pending in the office have been consigned to record and they need not apply afresh.

Army to conduct open recruitment rally

 

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by Haryananewswire (Balbir)

CHANDIGARH, SEPT 9

Army Recruitment Office, Rohtak has decided to conduct an open recruitment rally at new Police Lines Ground, Jhajjar from September 14 to 22 for the categories of Soldier General Duty, Soldier Clerk and  Soldier Technical for Rohtak, Jhajjar, Panipat and Sonepat districts and Soldier Nursing Assistant category for all Haryana except Faridabad, Gurgaon, Mewat and Palwal districts.

       While stating this here today, a spokesman of the Army Recruitment Office, Rohtak said that the screening date  for Soldier Nursing Assistant would be September 14, 2010 for general candidates and candidates belonging to special categories like son of servicemen, son of ex-servicemen, son of widow, son of war widow and NCC and sports certificates holders.

         He said that the educational qualification needed for Soldier Nursing Assistant included securing 40 per cent marks  in compulsory subjects of Physics, Chemistry, English and Biology and 50 per cent in aggregate in Class  XII or in case of a Graduate having B.Sc Degree (Botany, Zoology or Bio Science) and English (simple pass), the stipulation of percentage in Class  XII was not mandatory.

         He said that the physical standard of soldier Nursing Assistant would be height  170 cms, weight 50 kgs and chest 77/82 cms. During the recruitment rally, physical tests of 1.6 km Run, Pull ups, 9 Feet Ditch Jump and walking on Zig-Zag balance would be conducted. Relaxation in height, weight and chest for the SOS, SOEX, SOW, SOWW and Sports Certificate holders at National, State and University level with first and second place would be given as applicable.

         He said that the necessary documents required to be brought by the candidates during rally included 12 recent coloured passport size photographs of the candidate with name and date of birth imprinted on the photo and written on the back side with pen on each photograph and duly attested by village Sarpanch. The photograph should match with the facial appearance of the candidate at the time of recruitment. Those individuals with computer printed photographs and with different types of photographs would not be allowed to participate in recruitment rally.

         He said that candidates have to bring certificate in original. Candidates having duplicate certificate should have an affidavit from Magistrate alongwith signature, name and stamp. Domicile certificate should be affixed with the photograph of the candidate duly countersigned by Tehsildar, Naib Tehsildar and Sub Divisional Magistrate (SDM).

         Caste certificate for OBC and OIC would have to be signed by the Tehsildar,  Naib Tehsildar and SDM. Character certificate duly signed by village Sarpanch should be within 6 months from the date of issue. All candidates would have to produce certificate of being unmarried duly signed by father and mother and countersigned by the village Sarpanch. Ration Card issued by Food and Supply Officer  should be duly affixed with photographs of family members (Mother, Father, Sister and Brother). Candidate below the age of 18 years should bring a certificate duly signed by parents (Farther I Mother) for no objection in joining the Indian Army. Joint Family photograph with candidate duly attested by Sarpanch on reverse of joint photograph would have to be produced during documentation.

He said that candidates who do not produce the required supporting documents  like Photos, Mark Sheet, Original Certificate, Relationship Certificate, Domicile Certificate, Character Certificate, Unmarried certificate, Underage certificate, Discharge Book and Pay Book (AB-64), as applicable at the entry gate would not be permitted to take part in the recruitment rally. Candidate should bring all original certificates alongwith two photocopies of each certificate. Certificate with cutting or overwriting would not be accepted.

He said that son of serviceman, ex-serviceman, widows and son, adopted son, son in law of war widows should bring relationship certificate from Record Office stating name of son, date of birth, part II Order Number with signature with Number, Rank, Name and Designation of SRO or CRO with official seal. No FIR would be accepted for loss of pay book or discharge book of wards of son of serviceman, ex serviceman, widow, son or adopted son or son-in-law of war widows (Only if War Widows doesn't have own son).  NCC Certificate holders and Sports Certificate holders should produce original certificate. No Mobile Phones would  be permitted inside the rally ground. Common Entrance Exam would  be conducted for all the successful candidates in Physical Tests. Medical Test and Document Check  would be conducted at Model School, Rohtak on October 31, 2010.

The recruitment in the Army was free, fair and based on merit and candidates were advised to beware of any touts or anti-social elements. Touts could not get the candidates recruited in Indian Army, he added.