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Golden opportunity to get job in CRPF, 1400 posts will be filled, interested youth can apply

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CRPF is recruiting more than 1400 posts for the youth preparing for government jobs. If you are interested to join army then you can apply.

Apart from this, there are jobs in many departments of Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh. At the same time, the Institute of Banking Personnel Selection has declared the result of Probationary Officer and Management Trainee Main Exam 2022.

Registered candidates can check and download the main result from official website. Kota Thermal has sanctioned 760 posts of technical staff. Out of which this number has come down to 265 by April 1, 2022. After that, more than 70 technical personnel have retired in the last nine months.Due to which the number of employees is now 190.

President of the State Electricity Production Employees Union, Ramsingh Shekhawat said that according to the information received by the corporation, 2694 posts of technical personnel are sanctioned in all the power stations.

Out of which 1544 are running vacant. While it is proposed to recruit a total of 681 vacant technical posts in all the power houses. So this is a golden opportunity and take advantage of it.

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The Cabinet will Take a Decision on Closing the School, the Department has Prepared a List of Institutions

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The matter of closure of 386 schools opened during the tenure of the former BJP government of Himachal may go to the cabinet. According to the education department, a proposal has been prepared and sent to the government.

In this, the 386 educational institutions opened by the Jairam government include senior secondary schools 98, high schools 131, middle schools 85, primary schools 45 and 23 new colleges, the cabinet has to take the decision to de-notify them.

Amarjit Sharma, director of the Higher Education Department, said that a list of 386 educational institutions opened during the previous government’s tenure has been prepared. The decision to de-notify these institutions has to be taken by the cabinet.

The proposal will be placed in the cabinet. The Education Department says that most of these schools are such that 10 to 15 children are studying. There are 120 senior secondary schools where commerce and science subjects have been introduced. The matter of de-notifying these schools is under process.

It may be noted that following the instructions of the Chief Minister, 513 offices were closed in the state. The matter of closure of 56 institutions is under process. Maximum 181 institutions were closed in the health department.

The government says that before closing these schools, RTE i.e. Right to Education and Student Enrollment will be seen in them.

Teachers Union Angry

Some teacher organizations are also opposing this decision of the state government. Teachers’ organizations say that they have no objection to this decision of the state government, but if these schools are closed, it will directly affect the education of the children. Final examinations of the children are to be held in February and March, in such a situation where will the children go.

Gift received from NABARD as soon as the new government is formed, gift of 223 crores to the state, 37 projects approved

Ten Thousand Fine may have to be Paid on Late Fees, Dispute Over Examination Fees in Technical University Hamirpur

The first big news has come to the fore among the decisions of the review that started after the formation of the government in Himachal.

As soon as the Congress assumed power, 37 projects worth Rs 223 crore have been approved in NABARD. Himachal had received this amount in the month of December last and now the Public Works Department will complete their tender process.

All the projects which have been approved under NABARD are outside the review decision of the government. The Public Works Department will complete all these projects. The projects that have been approved include four bridges and other roads.

The tender process at the level of the Public Works Department has definitely been stopped, but the government has not raised questions on the process of the projects which are coming after getting approval from the Centre. In such a situation, the way has been cleared for the construction of 37 roads and bridges in rural areas.

Prior to this, a big bridge was also approved for Ghumarwin of Bilaspur just before the assembly elections. Due to the Model Code of Conduct, the construction of the bridge could not start, but now the Public Works Department has started the process of getting the tender of this bridge approved through NABARD.

In Himachal’s share, 90 percent of the funds will come through loans, while 10 percent of the total approved budget will have to be spent by the state government itself. It is noteworthy that after taking over the power, the state government has reviewed all the decisions taken in the cabinet meeting held after April.

The biggest impact of these decisions has been on the Public Works Department and Jal Shakti Departments. The tender process of both these departments has been stopped. There is a complete ban on new recruitments in both these departments.

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Relief from NABARD to the Stalled Works of PWD

The state government has put a brake on all the works of the Public Works Department. In these, including the recruitment process, tenders have also been disrupted. At present, no other activity is going on in the Public Works Department other than NABARD.

The department is now seeing the commencement of development works from NABARD as a big relief. The commencement of all the 37 projects will provide relief to the villagers even in those areas which either do not have metalled roads or people have to cross nullahs or ravines.

Correspondence will Continue for Development Works

Chief Engineer of Public Works Department Ajay Gupta says that DPRs of developmental projects are prepared and sent to the Centre. Projects approved under NABARD are a part of this process. The project worth Rs 223 crore has been approved in December.

The Public Works Department is taking further action regarding their tender. After the completion of the tender process, the work of construction of approved roads and bridges will start. Public Works Department will continue to share such formats with NABARD in future also.

Himachal Pradesh State Open School 10th & 12th Schedule Released, Fill the form Like this

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HPSOS conducts the registration process for class 10th and 12th final exams every year in the month of October. The HPSOS Application Form is usually released online on the official website of the board for the candidates to apply.

Also, candidates must note that their registration for HPSOS 10th & 12th Exam will be closed till the last date notified by the Board.

The online platform makes the registration process easy for the candidates, and the candidates are required to pay the registration fee on time to get the admit card on time.

Candidates who fail to complete the registration process within the specified period will not be allowed to appear for the HPSOS Board Exam.

Application Process 2023

Candidates who want to appear in any examination conducted by the board they have to apply online on the official portal of the board.

Online application will be considered only on receipt of hard copy of the same along with necessary documents and legal formalities.

In case of online application submission by the Head of the concerned school, it is necessary to submit the scanned copy of the certificate along with the online data, which has been verified by the school and found correct in all respects. Failure to do so will lead to rejection of the online application form.

In case of wrong submission of application, which has not been verified and any error is found in the data submitted online by the school, a case will be placed against the head of the concerned school before the Director of Education for departmental action.

HPSOS 2023 10th 12th Online Form Dates

01 Aug 2023 to 07 Oct 2023 (without late fee)
From 08 October 2023 to 15 October 2023 (with late fee of Rs 250)
16 October 2023 to 31 October 2023 (with late fee of Rs.50)
From 01 November 2023 to 30 November 2023 (with late fee of Rs.500)

How To Apply Online HP Open School 10th &12th Exam Form 2023

  • Visit the official website of HP Board – www.hpbose.org.
  • In the primary menu of the home page, click on the “Notifications” option.
  • On the new page that appears, look for the link “Application for 10th, +2 Examination 2023” and click on it.
  • The application form page will be displayed where you will have to provide the required credentials and log in.
  • Candidates must take a print out of the registration form and fill it under the guidance of the school authorities.
  • After completing the payment process, candidates must take a print out of the submitted registration form for future reference.

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The Man Got Scared after Seeing the Police and when Searched he Lost his Senses

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The SIU team of District Kullu Police has arrested a person with Charas. The police have registered a case under the NDPS Act at Bhuntar police station and are continuing further action.

Confirming the matter, Senior Superintendent of Police Kullu Gurdev Sharma said that the SIU team of the police was on patrol at a place named Khodaage ahead of Gadsa.

Meanwhile, a person was coming on foot at a distance of 300 meters ahead of Khoda. Seeing the car, the person immediately threw the carry bag he was holding in his left hand towards the bushes and pile of mud on the other side of the road.

SIU team immediately overpowered the person on suspicion and when searched the carry bag thrown in the bushes, 720 grams of charas was recovered. Charas has been recovered from 38-year-old Poshu Ram resident of Shogi district Kullu.

The Temple without Idol which is Linked to the Mahabharata Period

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Himachal Pradesh is well-liked not only in India but also in foreign countries for visiting. Throughout the year, travellers keep coming to the hill stations present in this state. When it comes to trips in Himachal, the first thing that comes to mind is Manali trip.

There is such a temple in Manali situated amidst beautiful mountains, whose history is believed to be associated with the Mahabharata period. We are talking about Hidimba Devi temple located near Kullu district, which is believed to be related to Pandava son Bhima.

Travellers coming to Manali definitely come to visit this temple and enjoy its beauty. Here we are going to tell you about the history of this temple and some interesting facts related to it.

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History of Hidimba Devi Temple

According to ancient legend, it is said that Hidimba was a kind and just ruler. Time passed and Hidimba and Bhima’s son Ghatotkacha grew up, then Hidimba made him sit on the throne of the kingdom.

She went to the forest to do penance for the remaining life. She belonged to a demonic caste, so she decided to perform severe penance by sitting on a big rock to erase her demonic identity.

In this way, after many years, her penance was successful and she got the honor and respect of being a goddess. When the Goddess Hidimba attained her glory of being a goddess by penance, a temple has been built on this rock in her memory. The temple was built in AD 1553 by Maharaja Bahadur Singh. This Hidimba temple has been constructed around a cave.

After the temple was built at this place, devotees started coming in large numbers to this place for darshan and worship. Hidimba Temple is a four storied temple and this temple has been constructed in the middle of the forest.

The second name of this temple i.e. Dhungri has been named by the local people considering the area around this temple.

Due to the location of this temple above the hill, the view of this temple during snowfall is very beautiful and remains a center of attraction for the tourists.

The special thing about this temple is that there is no idol of goddess in this temple. But the footprints of goddess Hidimba are worshiped in the Hidimba temple.

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Story Related to Goddess Hidimba’s Marriage

Hidimba Devi Temple in Manali is dedicated to the wife of Mahabali Bhima, the brother of the Pandavas, Bhimsen. Bhima’s wife Hidimba belonged to a demon race and lived with her brother in this region.

She was very proud of her brother’s courage and strength. Hidimba had vowed that whoever will defeat her brother in the war, she will choose him as a groom and would marry him immediately.

Bhima came to this region during the time when the Pandavas were in exile. Then hearing about the torture and atrocities of the local people of that area, Bhima fought with Hidimba’s brother to get rid of that demon.

After defeating him in the war, Pandava son Bhima and Hidimba got married. When Bhima and the Pandavas were leaving Manali, they entrusted Hidimba with the responsibility of taking over the kingdom.

They had a son who was named Ghatotkacha, who died fighting from the side of the Pandavas during the war of Mahabharata. And because this temple is dedicated to Goddess Hidimba, this temple is known by her name as Hidimba Temple.

The beautiful carvings on the walls of the temple are very much liked by the tourists coming here. Apart from this, there is also a wooden door in the temple, on which the image of animals has also been made by hand.

The temple is built between dense trees, due to which it looks even more beautiful. Apart from this, a river flows nearby, where travellers go and enjoy.

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Interesting facts about Hidimba Temple

  • The specialty of the Hidimba temple is that the construction of the temple is built in the pagoda architectural style.
  • For this reason, the temple is very different from other temples and is a centre of attraction for devotees and tourists.
  • The construction of Mata Hidimba temple is made of wood.
  • The Hidimba temple has four roofs, three of which have been constructed from the wood of the deodar tree.
  • After this, the fourth and last roof of the temple is made of copper and brass.
  • Talking about the roofs of the Hidimba temple, the first roof from the bottom is the biggest; the second roof is smaller than the first.
  • The third terrace is smaller than the second terrace and the fourth or the last Shikhar terrace is the smallest which looks like the shape of an urn when seen from a distance.
  • Hidimba Temple looks like a 40 meter high cone shape and the walls of the temple are made of stones.
  • Hidimba Temple has beautiful and attractive carvings on the entrance and walls.
  • The Hidimba temple has a wooden gate above which there are small paintings of goddesses, animals and others.
  • Navagrahas and female dancers from a story of Lord Krishna are seen in the beam of the door frame of the temple.
  • There is no idol of Goddess Hidimba in the temple but there is a huge rock with her footprints which is worshiped considering it as the deity of the Goddess.
  • A temple dedicated to Ghatotkacha, the son of goddess Hidimba is located here. It is about seventy meters away from the Hidimba temple.

Festival in Hidimba Devi Temple

A festival is organized every year in the month of Shravan in the Hidimba temple. According to ancient legend, it is believed that this festival is celebrated in the memory of King Bahadur Singh because he had got the Hidimba temple built. For this reason, this fair is organized by the local people.

And the name of this fair is recognized by the name of Raja Bahadur Singh Ray Jatar. After this, another fair is organized in the Hidimba temple on May 14, which is considered as Hidimba’s birthday. On this day the local women enjoy this fair with music and dance in Dungri forest area.

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According to ancient legend, this temple is about 500 years old. And the third fair of the temple is known as Sarohni fair and this fair is organized after planting paddy.

After this, Dussehra festival is also organized in Hidimba temple during Navratri, at this time a large number of devotees come to this place to have darshan of Goddess Hidimba.

Worship and Darshan Timings at Devi Hidimba Temple

Hidimba devi temple remains open throughout the week and is not closed on any day. There is no fee to enter the Hidimba temple.

Hidimba Temple opens at 8 in the morning and closes after 6 in the evening. During this time devotees come for worship and darshan.

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Outbreak of cold: 11 Cities in Minus, Half of Himachal Covered in Fog

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The outbreak of cold has increased in Himachal Pradesh. The minimum temperature of 11 cities was recorded in minus on Tuesday night.

Half of Himachal remained in the lap of fog on Wednesday. Visibility has reduced due to fog in the plain districts. Vehicular movement has also been affected. There is a forecast of clear weather in the state on Thursday and Friday.

There is forecast of snowfall and rain in many areas on January 7-8. A yellow alert has also been issued for cold winds in the state on Thursday.

The weather remained clear in most areas of the state including the capital Shimla on Wednesday. In the plain districts of Una, Bilaspur, Hamirpur, Kangra including Mandi and some areas of Solan, there was fog in the morning and evening.

On Tuesday night, the minimum temperature in Hamirpur was 0.4, Kotkhai 0.2, Una 0.9, Mandi 1.6, Shimla 1.7, Chamba 2.4 degrees Celsius. Due to the decrease in the minimum temperature, drinking water pipes have frozen in many areas.

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There is also a danger of vehicles slipping due to freezing of water on the roads. On the other hand, on Wednesday, the maximum temperature in Sundernagar was 21.8, Bilaspur 21.5, Chamba 20.2, Kangra-Solan 20.0, Mandi 19.8, Hamirpur 19.2, Dharamshala-Una 19.0, Bhuntar 18.0, Nahan 16.7, Shimla 13.3, Manali 9.8, Kalpa 7.6, Kufri 6.5 and Keylong recorded 2.0 degree Celsius.

Field                  Minimum Temperature
Keylong             11.0
Kukumassery     10.0
Kalpa                 4.2
Manali                2.2
Narkanda           2.2
Siubagh             1.3
Reckong Peo      1.1
Kufri                 0.9
Sundernagar      0.9
Solan                0.2
Bhuntar             0.2

Know about the History, Important Information and Some Interesting Facts about Manali

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Manali Sightseeing is a popular backpacking and honeymoon destination in the northern Indian side. Situated on the banks of river Beas, it is a gateway to adventure activities in Solang, Gulaba and Kothi. But there is much more to the city.

It is located in the Kullu district of the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh.  Himachal Pradesh is one such state of India which is a unique blend of Indian art, history, culture, spirituality and amazing natural environment.

Manali is one of the coldest places in India, due to which this place attracts lakhs of tourists every year. Some of these places are always buzzing with tourists.

But that doesn’t mean that you shouldn’t give them a chance because of rush. In fact, if you are traveling for the first time, then such places to visit in Manali should definitely be on your itinerary.

Known as the ‘Valley of the Gods’, Manali has its own mythological history which states that the great sage Manu was the creator of Manali.

Sage Manu is believed to have stepped out of his ark to recreate human life when a devastating flood ravaged the entire world. Let us tell you that Manali is considered to be a modified name of the word ‘Manu-Alay’, which means the house of Manu.

It is said that in the 17th century, Raja Jagat Singh installed the idol of Lord Raghunath at this place for the betterment of the kingdom and since then Lord Raghunath is known as the presiding deity.

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However, Until the 20th century as per the factual history, the modern Manali was settled by the colonial rulers of British India as an excellent summer resort. They used to visit exotic resort towns to escape the scorching heat of the northern plains.

People in the British Raj used to come here from abroad for their holidays because of the pleasant temperature. Due to which Manali developed roads, contemporary restaurants, hotels and activities like snow racing and skating.

They even planted many apple trees here for beautification. During the colonial period after the 16th century, Manali was used by the Britishers not only for growing apple trees but also they found a trout (a special kind of fish).

The area was so favorable for apple trees that when trees were planted here, they grew very quickly and the apples on them began to bear fruit in such abundance that the branches of the trees fell under their weight.

Jawaharlal Nehru, the first Prime Minister of India, also worked to develop this area for trekking in the mountains. After the 1980s, Manali’s tourism got a tremendous boost as people from Kashmir migrated here in large numbers, turning the once deserted village into a bustling town with many hotels and restaurants have changed.

History and important information of Manali

There is a list of some interesting facts about Manali

  • Manali is one of the most visited places in India in terms of tourism, which is located in the Kullu district of the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh.
  • Manali is one of the highest places in India, situated at an altitude of about 1,800 m to 2,000 m.
  • This wonderful and grand tourist destination is situated in the valley of Beas river near the northern end of Kullu valley.
  • The place is believed to have been the abode of famous people like the Saptarishis (seven sages), due to which the region is also seen as a place of Indian culture and heritage.
  • It is one of the coldest places in India, with an average temperature of about 10 °C to 26 °C in summer and −15 °C to 12 °C in winter.
  • The place is named after Manu, which literally means the abode of Manu.
  • About 6 kms from Manali. There is a small village named Vashishtha, named after sage Vashishtha. It is believed that this village is more than 4000 years old, where a famous Hindu temple “Vashishtha Mandir” is also established.
  • To the south of this famous place is the Naggar Fort, which was built by the rulers of the Pala Empire. This fort is made up of rocks, stones and wood which further adds to its beauty, this fort was later converted into a hotel.
  • There is also Hidimba Devi temple built in the year 1553 AD. This temple is dedicated to Hidimba, the wife of Prince Bhima. This temple is famous for its 4 storied pagoda and amazing artwork. Every year lakhs of people come to Manali to see it.
  • About 27 kms from Manali Rahla waterfall is situated. It is one of the highest waterfalls in India, situated at an altitude of about 2,501 metres.
  • Kullu is about 13 kms from Manali. Its most popular place is the Solang Valley located in the northwest, which is also known as the Snowfall Point here.

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Sports Scam in Government Senior Secondary School Chalwara, SMC Head Leveled Allegations

Sports scam has come to the fore in Government Senior Secondary School, Chalwara. A budget provision of Rs 10 lakh was made for the sports stadium in the school in January 2018 and on February 10, 2019, the foundation stone of the stadium was laid by the then MLA Arjun Singh under the Mukhyamantri Khel Vikas Yojana.

Kulbant Singh, head of the school management committee, alleged that the responsibility of its construction was given to the Public Works Department, due to which the budget was transferred from the school to the department.

Badminton court and basketball court were to be made by the department, in which badminton court was made, but apart from paving the basketball court premises, neither poles were installed nor steps were made for spectators to sit.

In this regard, Executive Engineer of Public Works Department, Jawali, Jagtar Singh said that we have got the work done in the budget that came to us.

Big gift from Center to Himachal; 2600 crore sanctioned for Sunni dam, 4 thousand will get job

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The Central Government today approved the project of investment of more than Rs. This approval was given in the meeting of the Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi here today.

Information and Broadcasting Minister Anurag Thakur gave this information at a press conference here today.

He said that an investment of Rs 2614.51 crore has been approved for creation of infrastructure for 382 MW Sunni Dam Hydroelectric Project in Himachal Pradesh by SJVN Limited, which includes budgetary support of Rs 13.80 crore from the Central Government.

Apart from this, approval has also been given for a cumulative expenditure of Rs 246 crore till January, 2022.

He informed that the project cost of Rs 2614.51 crore includes construction cost of Rs 2246.40 crore and interest during construction (IDC) amounting to Rs 358.96 crore while 9.15 crore will be financing charges (FC).

The variation in cost has been limited to ten per cent due to various reasons. Implementation of the project will lead to socio-economic development of the area. Direct and indirect employment to about 4000 persons will be generated during the construction of the project.

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Lumpy Virus Strikes in Solan; Animal Husbandry Department Started Vaccination, Target Till January 10

To tackle the menace of lumpy virus, the Animal Husbandry Department has started carpet vaccination in the border area of district Solan. The aim of the department is that this vaccination will be completed by January 10.

So far, about 19,000 animals have been infected with lumpy virus in Solan district and about 1,650 animals have died due to this virus, but now gradually the cases are decreasing in the district.

Dr. Bibi Gupta, Deputy Director, Animal Husbandry Department, Solan said that there are about 1 lakh animals in the district, whose department has prepared a list and vaccination is being done by preparing teams of doctors and pharmacists at the village level.

The Government Imposed a Ban on Bringing Fruit Plants from Outside States, Ordered the Officials to Take Action

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The state government has put a complete ban on illegally bringing and selling fruit plants from outside states without proper documents. Regarding this, instructions have been issued to the concerned authorities to stop the consignment of such plants at every entrance of the state.

Apart from this, the Director, Horticulture Department has also authorized all the jurisdictional officers to take action as per the rules against the sellers of fruit trees brought illegally.

This decision has been taken keeping in view the diseases affecting fruit plants. It should be noted that these days the work of transplanting plants to be planted in autumn is going on in the state. For this, gardeners are buying fruit plants as per their requirement.

These fruit plants are provided to the gardeners by the Horticulture Department, but it has been seen that the gardeners are also buying plants from some nursery growers who are not registered by the Horticulture Department.

The department has completely banned the illegal bringing and selling of fruit plants from outside states without proper documents. Departmental officials suspect that disease like phytoplasma is spreading in peach and cherry plants in the state due to plants coming from outside.

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Take the Bill after Buying the Plant

Senior Plant Protection and Competent Authority Dr. KK Sinha has urged the gardeners not to buy fruit plants being sold from unregistered nurseries and roadside without any proper documents.

The department is making available imported and other high quality plants to all the gardeners on first come first serve basis through its regional offices.

All the gardeners, after purchasing any fruitful plant, should also get its bill from the concerned nursery, so that action can be taken to compensate for the same in case of bad plants.

Controversy Over Closure of Cement plants in Barmana and Darlaghat Reached the High Court

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The dispute over the closure of cement plants in Barmana and Darlaghat has reached the High Court. Petitioner Rajneesh Sharma has challenged the decision of M/s Adani Group to close the cement plant.

During the hearing of the matter on Tuesday, the court found some errors in the petition. The petitioner withdrew the petition and requested to file it again.

A division bench of Chief Justice AA Syed and Justice Jyotsna Rewal Dua allowed the petitioner to file the petition again.

It was alleged in the petition that M/s Adani Group suddenly closed both the plants. Lives of thousands of families associated with this business have been played with.

4,000 trucks were engaged in cement transportation at Barmana Cement Plant. Similarly, in Darlaghat too, 3,500 families depended on cement transportation. All these trucks are now standing on the road, due to which traffic jam also persists.

Truck operators as well as mechanics, dhabas, petrol pumps etc. have suffered direct losses due to the closure of the cement plant. M/s Adani Group had bought both these cement plants last year itself and had promised to provide employment to the local people.

Also assured to work for the welfare of the state. But within a year Adani Group locked both the cement plants. All those families who have given their agricultural land to set up the plant are dependent on cement transportation.

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Such people have spent a huge amount to buy the truck. It has also become difficult to repay the loan installment due to the closure of the plant.

Before closing both the cement plants, the Adani Group neither gave one month’s notice to the state government nor informed the labor department about the closure of the plants as per rules.

Not only this, Himachal Pradesh is a cement producing state, but the cost of cement is high as compared to other states.

Electric Buses Will Run Soon in Una as well, Transport Department Mobilized to Complete the Project Worth Crores

HRTC's bold decision on Volvo, now only three stations will operate

HRTC is preparing to run electric buses in Una. After Shimla and Manali, electric buses will be plying on the roads of Una as well. HRTC department has gone to finish this project.

Buses will run on the roads in a hi-tech manner. For this, the Transport Department has also approached renowned companies of the country regarding the capacity and other techniques of these buses.

After studying all this work, suitable electric buses for Himachal will be put on the roads. Of course, their cost is high, yet keeping in view the convenience of the general public, the services of these buses will be given to the passengers.

The government’s interest in including electric buses in the HRTC fleet has been shown by Mukesh Agrihotri, who recently became Deputy CM. Showing seriousness in this matter, he has also issued instructions to the department to take necessary action.

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Under this action, trial of electronic vehicles is also being taken. The department is now engaged in preparing departmental framework for running electric buses in other districts of the state as well.

Its proper details are being prepared as to how many capacity buses have to be purchased and on which routes the buses have to run. Due to this, Transport Department MD Sandeep Kumar visited Una district on Tuesday.

He also outlined the possibilities of running electric buses in Una district. For this, he has also issued instructions to the officers to prepare a blueprint, whose report has also been sought soon. Effective action has been started on priority basis as it is the district area of Deputy CM.
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Preparation for the Decision on the Suspended Selection Commission, the Education Secretary Scrutinized the Records

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Chief Minister Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu has opened a separate administrative inquiry, apart from the ongoing Vigilance Bureau’s criminal probe after the Junior Office Assistant IT paper was leaked.

Education Secretary Abhishek Jain has been given the responsibility and he went to the Staff Selection Commission Hamirpur on Tuesday to check all the records and get the necessary information.

Administrative inquiry has started in the Staff Selection Commission paper leak case. IAS officer Abhishek Jain reached Staff Selection Commission Hamirpur on Tuesday to investigate.

Preparation for the decision on the suspended selection commission, the education secretary scrutinized the records

During this, OSD ADC Hamirpur Jitendra Sanjata and other administrative officers posted in the Staff Selection Commission were also present.

Abhishek Jain has been entrusted with the administrative investigation in the Staff Selection Commission paper leak case by the state government. In such a situation, along with the investigation of Vigilance and SIT, administrative investigation has been started here

To Strengthen the Intelligence System on the Border, Himachal Police will Learn Chinese language

Himachal Pradesh Police personnel will be taught Tibetan and Chinese languages. Special training will also be given to the jawans to strengthen the intelligence system on the India-China border.

Kinnaur and Lahaul-Spiti districts share a 240 km border with China. Around 48 villages are located near the international border, of which 36 fall in Kinnaur, which shares a border of 160 km, while the remaining 12 villages are in Lahaul-Spiti, which shares a border of 80 km with China.

Four police posts will be set up in the border areas of Chitkul, Namgya and Chango in Kinnaur and Sumdo in Lahaul-Spiti district. For this, the state government has also sent a proper proposal to the central government.

The police posts will not only fulfill the long pending demand of the public but also reduce the growing threat along the India-China border.

An analysis by the team of seven IPS officers who visited the border villages and the international border found that the population of these villages was dwindling due to lack of economic opportunities and only old women were left in most of the border villages.

Remote and isolated villages are being developed in Kinnaur and Lahaul-Spiti districts along the China border. In the last two years, the infrastructure on the India-China border has been strengthened, in which road facilities and air defense systems, communication facilities, intelligence systems have been strengthened.

Nettle Tea is the Cure For Many Diseases, Chamba’s Student Presented the Model

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New scientists have brought more than one model in the ongoing four-day Children’s Science Congress at IIT Mandi. 600 participants from all over the state are participating in this 30th Children’s Science Congress organized by the Himachal Pradesh Council of Science and Technology.

A model of making tea from nettle herb has been presented by the students of Paramount Public School Kihar in Saluni block of remote Chamba district of the state.

The special thing about this tea made from nettle leaf is that it is prepared through steam. Not only this, it is being claimed that this tea cures 16 diseases including blood pressure, sugar.

School student Neeraj Thakur told that with the inspiration of his teacher Dr. Riyaz who is PhD in Biology, he has invented the method of making nettle tea. First of all the leaves of nettle are dried.

After that the whistle of the cooker is opened and a hose is put in it to collect the juice of scorpion herb in a vessel through steam.

IPS SR Rana on Duty Died Due to Cardiac Arrest During Congress’s Gratitude Rally

Gratitude rally has been organized by the Congress at Jorabar Stadium in Dharamshala. Saju Ram Rana, the commander of the 4th Indian Reserve Corps, was also on duty in this rally.

But SR Rana had a sudden heart attack while on duty at the rally site. After this he was immediately taken to Dharamshala Hospital where doctors declared him brought dead. SP SR Rana was posted in Junglebari Battalion. Saju Ram Rana has also been a former SP of Bilaspur.

11,000 Animals Died Due to Lumpy Former Government had Announced Compensation of Rs 30,000

Due to Lumpi, 11 thousand animals have died in the state, but the cattle herders have not got any relief from the government. Although the previous government had announced a compensation of Rs 30,000 for the death of a cow to the cattle rearers, but not even a single rupee has been received.

The cattle rearers have raised a demand from the new government that the cattle rearer whose animals have died due to Lumpy virus, should be provided relief from the government.

According to the daily report released by the Animal Husbandry Department, 1,38,573 animals in the state have been infected due to lumpy virus.

At the same time, 4,66,858 animals have been vaccinated across the state by the Animal Husbandry Department.

Lumpi is spread over Shimla, Kangra, Sirmaur, Una, Mandi, Hamirpur, Bilaspur, Kullu, Solan and Chamba districts. There are no cases of Lumpi in Lahaul-Spiti and Kinnaur so far. Director of Animal Husbandry Department Dr. Pradeep Sharma said that the weaker animals are more prone to dying.

There are still 9272 active cases of lumpy virus in Himachal. The former Animal Husbandry Minister had talked about giving compensation of Rs 30,000 to the cattle herders under the State Disaster Management Act, but due to non-declaration of an epidemic, the cattle herders did not get the compensation.

Although the government had raised a demand with the central government to declare Lumpi virus as an epidemic, but neither Lumpi was declared as an epidemic nor the cattle herders got compensation.

Government should Restore the Recruitment of JBT, The Union Demanded Relief From CM Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu

In the Education Department of Himachal Pradesh, the demand for starting JBT commission and recruitment on batch-wise basis has arisen once again. In this regard, a delegation of JBT met Chief Minister Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu and raised the demand to start these recruitments.

In fact, soon after coming to power, the new government had talked about reviewing the decisions of the last six months in all the departments, for which this process of recruitment was also stopped. Now approval will have to be taken from the cabinet of the new government for these recruitments.

The process of JBT Batchwise Recruitment was also started after a lot of effort from the candidates. JBT and B.Ed are currently fighting on commission basis and this matter is in the court, because HP Board had declared B.Ed also eligible for TET exam,

but before this dispute arose, batch-wise recruitment was done on the demand of the candidates. The process of recruitment was started district wise, but now this process of recruitment has stopped.

JBT recruitments could not be done in schools for the last four years and now when the new government will form the cabinet, only after that it will be decided when these recruitments will happen. There are no teachers in the schools of the state to teach pre-primary and primary children for the last four years.

This is directly affecting the education of the children. 3495 posts of JBT i.e. Junior Basic Teacher are vacant in the primary schools of the entire state. In such a situation, these schools are running without primary teachers.

For the last four years, demands are being made to fill the vacant posts in the schools, but till now these posts have not been filled. Most of the posts are vacant in district Kangra. There are 647 vacancies going on here.

Along with this, Mandi is second in vacant posts. In JBT recruitments on commission basis, it is yet to be seen whether BEd people are allowed or not.

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