Nainital. After two months of efforts, the teachers posted in primary and upper primary schools in the district have been transferred. Under this, the list has been released on Saturday. According to the released list, 144 teachers have been transferred. Along with this, the officials have claimed that after the transfers, reforms will be done in the schools where there was a shortage of teachers. Giving information, District Elementary Education Officer Nagendra Barthwal said that 25 teachers have been sent from accessible to remote areas in compulsory transfer. On the contrary, 64 teachers have been posted in accessible to remote areas. Let me inform you that 55 transfers have been done on the basis of request. 144 teachers posted in primary and upper primary schools in the district have been transferred under the Annual Transfer Act. In Education Department Bhimtal, action was being taken regarding the transfer of teachers since two months.
Elementary District Education Officer Nagendra Barthwal said that 144 primary and upper primary teachers in the district have been transferred under the Annual Transfer Act. He said compulsory transfer from Sugam to Durgam, Headmaster Primary 3, Assistant Teacher Primary 18, Upper Primary 4, Request Transfer Headmaster Primary 12, Upper Primary 2, Assistant Teacher Primary 25, Upper Primary 16, Mandatory transfer from remote to Sugam A total of 144 transfers have been made, including Principal Primary 3, 55 in Assistant Teacher Primary, six transfers in Upper Primary. He said that most of the teachers have been allotted desired options. With the new deployment of teachers, the standard of education will also improve. Chief Education Officer KS Rawat, Dhari BEO Anshul Bisht, Sulohita Negi, Man Singh, Geetika Joshi, Bhupendra Kumar, Tara Singh, Harendra Mishra, Satya Narayan were engaged in making the transfer process successful.
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144 teachers transferred, state government took a big decision
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West Bengal Panchayat Polls: NHRC Notice To Centre, State Govt, SEC
The NHRC on Sunday sent notices to the Centre, the West Bengal government and the state election commission, seeking reports on “human rights protection measures” taken for the upcoming panchayat elections.
The NHRC in a statement also said it has deputed its director general(investigation) as a special human rights observer to conduct an on-spot survey of West Bengal, in consultation with the state election commission (SEC), to identify “sensitive constituencies” prone to violence in the upcoming polls.
The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has taken suo motu cognisance of a media report about the incidents of various election-related violence in West Bengal where people from political parties have been targeted. According to the media report, in Purba Medinipur district, a 60-year-old political activist, booth president, was allegedly abducted and killed, the statement said.
The family members of the deceased have reportedly alleged that 34 local activists of the opposite political group are responsible for the murder. Another activist, Sanjay Tanti, was also reportedly forcefully taken to an undisclosed location where he was allegedly severely beaten up by the rival political workers and in another incident, a political leader, Rajendra Shaw from Asansol (Paschim Bardhaman), was shot dead on a national highway, it said.
Reportedly, there have been many other incidents of violence occurring in the state wherein workers of the contesting parties have allegedly clashed with each other and the 2018 rural elections are considered one of the most violent and bloody elections in the state of West Bengal, the rights panel said.
So, the NHRC has issued notices to the Ministry of Home Affairs, the state government and SEC, seeking reports on “human rights protection measures” taken for the upcoming panchayat elections, it said.
Considering this as a “serious issue” impacting human rights, the Commission has found it appropriate and necessary to take “preemptive steps” in time to “prevent and inhibit in advance any form of human rights violation of citizens” with a view to uphold inalienable and indefeasible right to life and livelihood, so guaranteed under Article 21 of the Constitution to preserve larger public interest, the statement said.
In fact, the Supreme Court in NHRC Vs state of Arunachal Pradesh (1996 vol. 1 SCC 742) inter alia, had observed that no state government worth the name can tolerate such threats by one group of persons to another group of persons; it is duty bound to protect the threatened group from such assaults and if it fails to do so, it will fail to perform its constitutional as well as statutory obligations, it added.
Accordingly, It has decided to depute the director general (investigation) of the Commission, as special human rights observer, “to apprise first hand information of recent incidents and to conduct an on-spot survey” of the state of West Bengal in consultation with the SEC to identify the sensitive constituencies where such violence is likely to occur relating to panchayat polls, the statement said.
Once the sensitive areas are identified, DG (investigation) is to submit a comprehensive report to the Commission for deployment of micro human rights observers in all the sensitive constituencies in the state during and after the panchayat polls either by engaging the special rapporteurs or special monitors of the Commission etc., with a solo objective to protect basic human rights of the people by ensuring no violence takes place in the panchayat elections, it said.
DG (investigation) of the Commission is to submit the report at the earliest considering the impending panchayat polls in West Bengal, officials said.
Apart from the directions above, the Commission has also issued notices to the chief secretary and the director general of police, West Bengal to provide assistance to the NHRC and also ensure that the law and order is maintained within the state during the entire process of panchayat polls, starting from filing of nomination papers to the time the result is declared and also subsequent days, the statement said.
An action taken report is also to be submitted within two weeks.
A further notice also be issued to the secretary, West Bengal State Election Commission for taking effective steps so as to ensure no human rights violations before and after panchayat polls which include modalities to facilitate the NHRC’s DG (investigation) in identifying sensitive districts, areas of the state where there may the need to deploy micro human rights observers of the Commission, and an action taken report to be submitted within two weeks, it said.
A notice is also issued to the secretary, Union Ministry of Home Affairs to inform measures proposed by it to prevent any kind of human rights violations within the state of West Bengal during and after the panchayat elections, and action taken report is expected within two weeks, the rights panel said.
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23 IAS officers transferred in Chhattisgarh, see order…
Raipur. New posting orders of Indian Administrative Service officers issued by the state government.
राज्य शासन द्वारा भारतीय प्रशासनिक सेवा के अधिकारियों के नवीन पदस्थापना आदेश जारी। pic.twitter.com/8lHTiw4jRE
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BJP leader criticized the performance of the state government
Rangareddy : State BJP leader and Shadnagar Constituency Incharge Nelli Srivardhan Reddy addressed a mandal working group meeting at the Keshampet mandal centre on Tuesday. Alongside prominent party members, he discussed the achievements of the central government while criticising the corruption and family politics of the K Chandrashekar Rao led State government.
During his address, he praised the democratic governance provided by the central government over the past nine years. He highlighted various initiatives undertaken, including the distribution of 9 crore gas cylinders to 3.5 crore households, the construction of 12 crore toilets, and the provision of 9 crore gas connections to uplift the welfare of the poor across the country. He also mentioned the allocation of one lakh crore rupees for national expenditure.
Shifting focus to the State government, he expressed disappointment over its failure to fulfill promises made to the people. He specifically mentioned unfulfilled guarantees such as providing three acres of land for Dalits, constructing double-bedroom houses for the poor, and implementing loan waivers. Accusing the state government of corruption and engaging in family politics, he emphasised the hardships faced by the people due to unpaid bills. He firmly believed that the time is near when people will unite against such practices and strive for positive change.
Later in the meeting, he announced the upcoming Maha Sampark Abhiyan program, scheduled to be held from May 30 to June 30 nationwide. The program aims to actively engage with the public, discussing the welfare funds provided by the central government and exposing alleged corruption within the state government. He called for active participation in the programme to ensure its success and urged the public to vote for the BJP in the upcoming elections, both in the Shadnagar constituency and the State.
Several BJP leaders, including Allam Pratap Reddy, Jai Pal Reddy, Srikanth, Venkateswar G, Mahesh, Vignesh, Venugopal, Pandu Ranga Reddy, Raghavender, Koti, Sai Prasad, and Srikanth Reddy, were present during the meeting.
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Congress released the corruption rate card of the state government
Bengaluru: Just a few days left for the Karnataka Assembly Election, allegations and counter-allegations are being heard between parties and candidates in the poll fray. Accordingly, AICC spokesperson Pawan Khera has released a rate card on the corruption of the BJP government on Friday at the KPCC office in Bangalore.
Speaking after releasing the corruption rate card, Pawan Khera said, ‘BJP has made the state a centre of political travel. The people of the state know about the corruption of the BJP government. 50% commission is going on in the state not 40%. He has attacked the BJP by saying that Rs 2,500 crore commission should be given for the post of Chief Minister, Rs 500 crore for ministerial post, Rs 5-15 crore for transfer and Rs 1 to 5 crore for engineer post. ‘Today is a very important day, BJP has started diverting people’s attention.
But, only the people of Karnataka have kept all the things that have happened in their mind. The release of the corruption rate card has made people angry with the BJP. People are outraged about the corruption rate card. This anger will make people vote against the BJP. People are worried that if BJP comes again, 40% commission corruption will become 80%’ Khera said. He said that these sentiments will give a blow to the BJP. This time, both the parties have campaigned vigorously to win the assembly elections somehow. Accordingly, Congress released its manifesto.
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Gujarat: The state government is committed to ensure that the benefits of schemes being run for the poor reach the last man: CM Bhupendra Patel
Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel said that continuous efforts are being made to reach the people living at the end of the state government’s various schemes for the welfare of the poor and the underprivileged, and for this, the state government has announced benefits and schemes in many schemes. The number of aids has also increased. On the basis of the work resolution given by the Prime Minister Narendra Modi, ‘Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas, Sabka Vishwas and Sabka Prayas’, the state government is working in the public interest. The people’s representatives of the state have also become partners in the work resolution of the Prime Minister and the government is moving fast in the direction of development with the cooperation of all. People’s representatives are also earning the trust of the public by doing service work without any kind of discrimination.
Blesses 751 newlyweds who attended the ceremony
Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel on Tuesday participated in the eighth all-caste group marriage ceremony organized by Mahendrabhai Jashbhai Inamdar Trust at Savli and blessed 751 newlyweds who participated in the ceremony. This group marriage ceremony is organized by MLA Ketanbhai Inamdar and his family. On this occasion, the Chief Minister said that the group marriage ceremony presents an example of social harmony. In this ceremony, all citizens participate in this ceremony without any discrimination of caste. It eases the economic worries especially of the poor family regarding the marriage of their son or daughter. The state government also helps such celebrations by giving proper incentives.
The state government is providing support through Saat Phera Group Lagna, Kunvarbainu Mameru and Intercaste Lagna Yojana.
Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel said that the state government is providing cooperation through Saat Phera Group Lagna, Kunvarbainu Mameru and Intercaste Lagna Yojana. As a result of which the economic concern of the poor family is reduced. The assistance amount for inter-caste marriage has been increased from Rs.1 lakh to Rs.2.5 lakh. Giving information, the Chief Minister said that the State Government has also decided to involve the farmers of Vadodara district to provide assistance for the loss of potato and onion crops.
The interests of women power are being protected by the State Government : MP C.R. Patil
MP C.R. Patil said that the interests of women power are being protected by the state government. Bhupendra Patel’s government has ensured the safety of women in the state. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has worried about the future of daughters through Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao campaign. Daughter is God’s blessing. The daughter serves her family selflessly. Teaching the importance of ending the discrimination between son and daughter, Patil eloquently described the importance of a daughter to maintain social balance and also called for taking a pledge not to undergo pregnancy test for the newly weds participating in this group wedding ceremony. Did.
I have got the opportunity to serve the citizens
Savli MLA Ketanbhai Inamdar said that on the occasion of my father’s birthday, I have got the opportunity to serve the citizens. The people of Savli have given me so much support, love and blessings, it means a lot to me. He also provided a small role in this group wedding ceremony. Member of Parliament Mrs. Ranjanben Bhatt expressed gratitude.
On this occasion, Agriculture Minister Raghavjibhai Patel, Minister of State for Home Harshbhai Sanghvi, Chief Whip Balubhai Shukla, Mayor Nileshbhai Rathod, MLA Yogeshbhai Patel, Manishaben Vakil, Keyurbhai Rokadiya, Jitubhai Vaghani, Kaushikbhai Vekaria, Arjun Singh Chauhan, Chaitanyabhai Desai, leading Bhargavbhai Bhatt, Dr.Vijaybhai Shah, along with Inamdar family and senior officers were present.
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The state government is committed to ensure that the benefits of schemes being run for the poor reach the last man: CM Bhupendra Patel
Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel said that continuous efforts are being made to reach the people living at the end of the state government’s various schemes for the welfare of the poor and the underprivileged, and for this, the state government has announced benefits and schemes in many schemes. The number of aids has also increased. On the basis of the work resolution given by the Prime Minister Narendra Modi, ‘Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas, Sabka Vishwas and Sabka Prayas’, the state government is working in the public interest. The people’s representatives of the state have also become partners in the work resolution of the Prime Minister and the government is moving fast in the direction of development with the cooperation of all. People’s representatives are also earning the trust of the public by doing service work without any kind of discrimination.
Blesses 751 newlyweds who attended the ceremony
Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel on Tuesday participated in the eighth all-caste group marriage ceremony organized by Mahendrabhai Jashbhai Inamdar Trust at Savli and blessed 751 newlyweds who participated in the ceremony. This group marriage ceremony is organized by MLA Ketanbhai Inamdar and his family. On this occasion, the Chief Minister said that the group marriage ceremony presents an example of social harmony. In this ceremony, all citizens participate in this ceremony without any discrimination of caste. It eases the economic worries especially of the poor family regarding the marriage of their son or daughter. The state government also helps such celebrations by giving proper incentives.
The state government is providing support through Saat Phera Group Lagna, Kunvarbainu Mameru and Intercaste Lagna Yojana.
Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel said that the state government is providing cooperation through Saat Phera Group Lagna, Kunvarbainu Mameru and Intercaste Lagna Yojana. As a result of which the economic concern of the poor family is reduced. The assistance amount for inter-caste marriage has been increased from Rs.1 lakh to Rs.2.5 lakh. Giving information, the Chief Minister said that the State Government has also decided to involve the farmers of Vadodara district to provide assistance for the loss of potato and onion crops.
The interests of women power are being protected by the State Government : MP C.R. Patil
MP C.R. Patil said that the interests of women power are being protected by the state government. Bhupendra Patel’s government has ensured the safety of women in the state. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has worried about the future of daughters through Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao campaign. Daughter is God’s blessing. The daughter serves her family selflessly. Teaching the importance of ending the discrimination between son and daughter, Patil eloquently described the importance of a daughter to maintain social balance and also called for taking a pledge not to undergo pregnancy test for the newly weds participating in this group wedding ceremony. Did.
I have got the opportunity to serve the citizens
Savli MLA Ketanbhai Inamdar said that on the occasion of my father’s birthday, I have got the opportunity to serve the citizens. The people of Savli have given me so much support, love and blessings, it means a lot to me. He also provided a small role in this group wedding ceremony. Member of Parliament Mrs. Ranjanben Bhatt expressed gratitude.
On this occasion, Agriculture Minister Raghavjibhai Patel, Minister of State for Home Harshbhai Sanghvi, Chief Whip Balubhai Shukla, Mayor Nileshbhai Rathod, MLA Yogeshbhai Patel, Manishaben Vakil, Keyurbhai Rokadiya, Jitubhai Vaghani, Kaushikbhai Vekaria, Arjun Singh Chauhan, Chaitanyabhai Desai, leading Bhargavbhai Bhatt, Dr.Vijaybhai Shah, along with Inamdar family and senior officers were present.
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Gujarat: State government announces Rs 330 crore package for farmers
The Gujarat government has announced a package of Rs 330 crore for farmers growing red onion-potatoes in the districts of Saurashtra. In connection with this package, the Chief Minister in reference to the offer made by Industries Minister Balwant Singh Rajput for the farmers of Patan district and Balkrishna Shukla, the magistrate for Vadodara district, to extend the benefits of this package to the farmers cultivating potatoes in these two districts. In the interest of the farmers of Patan and Vadodara districts, Bhupendra Patel has taken an immediate decision to include these two districts in the aid package scheme for potatoes.
20 crore assistance for export of red onion
On deciding to provide financial assistance of Rs. 100 per bag i.e. Rs. 2 per kg to farmers selling red onions in all APMCs of Saurashtra districts and maximum 50 bags (250 quintals) or Rs. 50 thousand to the beneficiary, an estimated Rs. 70 crore assistance will be given. On the basis of transportation assistance given earlier for red onion, it has been announced to export red onion outside other states/country to farmers/traders registered with the State Agricultural Produce Market Committee. Accordingly, in the first phase an estimated 2.00 lakh
An assistance of Rs 20 crore has been announced for the export of metric tonnes of red onions.State government has decided to help
As the market price of potato is low as a result of high production of potato, the state government has received several offers to help in this regard. In this regard, the farmer-oriented sensitive government of the state has announced a total assistance of Rs 240 crore to help the potato producing farmers of the state. In which the state government has decided to help the farmers in various ways.
An estimated assistance amount of 20 crores will be provided
Potato producing farmers of the state, if they collect potatoes only for eating, then at the rate of Rs. 1 per kg, they store them in cold storage from February 1, 2023 to March 31, 2023, with financial assistance of Rs. 50 per bag and a maximum of 600 bags. If so, help will be given. For this assistance, primarily about 200 crores will be provided. 50 per sack i.e. Re 1 per kilogram and maximum 600 sacks per beneficiary financial assistance is to be given for the period from February 1 to March 31, 2023, to the farmer selling potatoes in the APMC of the state. In the initial estimate, Rs 20 crore will be given for this assistance.
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Gujarat: Junior clerk exam on April 9, state government will give travel allowance to students
The Junior Clerk exam will be conducted by the Gujarat Panchayat Services Selection Board on 9th April. In-charge president Hasmukh Patel gave information about this by tweeting. Hasmukh Patel tweeted that on 31-03-2023 from 1 pm onwards candidates will be able to download the call letter for Junior Clerk exam. Apart from this, the government will also provide traveling allowance to the candidates. The government will give ST fare of Rs 254 to each candidate. This amount has been given to the commission. After the exam is over, the money will be paid after verifying the bank details and call letter.
ST buses will also have the facility
Hasmukh Patel said in the press conference that this fare will be given to the examinees for the convenience of coming in their own vehicle. The facility of ST buses will also be provided by the government for the candidates. It has been said by the government that the examination centers have been deliberately kept away. However, if any irregularity comes to the notice of anyone, it is requested to bring it to the notice immediately. Voluntary organizations have also been appealed to help the students as much as possible.
30 crore rupees will be spent to conduct this exam
Those candidates who were about to appear in the last examination are appearing in the examination this time. This time the examination will be strictly implemented by the commission. However, students have been asked to be cautious. Last time due to the vigilance of the police, the irregularities in the examination were revealed. This time an appeal has been made to the examinees to be self-aware. 30 crore rupees will be spent for conducting this examination. Apart from this, a rent of twenty crore rupees will have to be paid.
Preparation to conduct Talati exam on April 30
Hasmukh Patel said that preparations have been made by the commission to conduct the Talati examination on April 30. But not enough exam centers are found. As against 17 lakh candidates, seating arrangements have been made for 14 lakh candidates. Some colleges have not got colleges due to insufficient remuneration given by the commission.
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Jainarayan Mishra pulls up state government over Nab Das murder, matric question viral
Bhubaneswar: Stepping up his attack on BJD government in Odisha, BJP stalwart and Leader of Opposition (LoP) Jayanarayan Mishra raised questions over a host of issues in the state Assembly on Saturday.
The firebrand BJP leader, who has been firing salvos at the Naveen Patnaik government for the last few days, further sharpened his tirade and raked up issues relating to the mysterious murder of Naba Kishore Das and alleged leak of the ongoing matric examination question papers.
Noting that over 50 days have already elapsed since Naba Das was killed in broad daylight by a policeman, Mishra said the motive behind the sensational murder is yet to be ascertained.
Seeking to know as to why attempts were made to take accused Gopal Das to NIMHANS in Bengapuru for psychological assessment, the senior BJP leader said the medical board had already ruled out any mental abnormality in the dismissed assistant sub-inspector (ASI).
There is no logic behind the move to send the lone accused to NIMHANS as the state government claims to have made SCB Medical College and Hospital at Cuttack a be world-class institute, Mishra said.
The senior BJP leader further asked the state government to show the letter written by it to the Centre seeking FBI assistance in the Naba Das murder case, as announced by the Chief Minister. He also wanted the government to show the letter regarding court-monitored probe in the Ministers’ murder case.
Attacking the government over the alleged leak of matric question paper, Mishra said there were reports about question papers going viral on social media.
He said as per media reports an audio clip had gone viral on social media in which students are being asked to pay Rs 10,000 per question paper and Rs 40,000 for another four sets of question papers. Slamming the government over the issue, the BJP stalwart sought to know whether examinations are conducted in this manner under 5T initiative.