The Government Of Jammu And Kashmir on Saturday ordered transfers and postings of 95 Naib Tehsildars In the interest of administration, with immediate effect:
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The Deputy Commissioners shall ensure that the above officials be relieved with immediate effect, with the direction to report at their new place of posting forthwith.
The Naib Tehsildars placed at the disposal of Deputy Commissioners shall further be posted by the Deputy Commissioner concerned as per functional requirement in the district.
Hyderabad: The new Dr BR Ambedkar secretariat witnesses various minister, secretaries and government officials starting their operations on Sunday after the inauguration by chief minister K Chandrashekar Rao.
KCR did his very first signature, in the new secretariat, on the regularisation of the services of Contract personnel file. In a total of 40 categories, 5540 contract employees are regularised through these orders.
State home minister Mohammed Mahmood Ali signed the ‘Reorganisation and sanction of posts in Tri Commissionarates of Hyderabad, Cyberabad and Rachakonda’ order after taking charge in his new office. The minister, along with others present at the event, offered prayers in his chambers.
Minister of Energy, G Jagadish Reddy performed a pooja in his new office following which he signed the agriculture electric subsidy file. Rs 958 crore 33 lakhs were sanctioned to the Telangana DISCOMs for agriculture electricity in the month of May.
వ్యవసాయ విద్యుత్ సబ్సిడీపై మంత్రి జగదీష్ రెడ్డి తొలి సంతకం. నూతన ఛాంబర్లో ప్రవేశించిన మంత్రి జగదీష్ రెడ్డి. పూజలు నిర్వహించి ఫైల్ మీద తొలి సంతకం పెట్టిన మంత్రి.మే నెల మాసంతానికి వ్యవసాయ విద్యుత్ సబ్సిడీ 958 కోట్ల 33 లక్షల 33 వేల విద్యుత్ సబ్సిడీ నిమిత్తం టియస్ డిస్కంలకు మంజూరు pic.twitter.com/HzkrxaGU8w
Animal husbandry and fisheries minister Talasani Srinivas Yadav signed the file on the free distribution of fish. Files regarding the distribution of sheep under the National Cooperative Development Corporation (NCDC) and Rs 70,000 crore grant for the mega-dairy construction were also signed.
నూతనంగా నిర్మించిన డాక్టర్ BR అంబేడ్కర్ తెలంగాణ రాష్ట్ర సచివాలయంలోని చాంబర్ లో బాధ్యతలు చేపట్టి అనంతరం ఉచిత చేప పిల్లల పంపిణీకి సంబంధించిన ఫైల్ పై మొదటి సంతకం చేయడం జరిగింది.
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SRINAGAR: The Committee for Fixation and Regulation of Fee of Private schools (FFRC) Friday said that Presentation Convent Higher Secondary School Rajbagh was violating its orders by charging excessive transportation fee from the students.
In this regard, the Chairperson of the committee, Justice (Retd) Sunil Hali has given one last opportunity to the school to appear before FFRC to explain their position by or before May-02 and has warned the reputed private school of the consequences if it fails to appear before the Committee to explain its position why it arbitrarily hiked the transportation fee for the students.
Hali in a communique to the school has said that in pursuance to the complaint filed by the parent, notices were issued to the School Management.
The main grievance of the complainant is that School was charging Rs 1480 per month from the students as a bus fee, an action that violates the prescribed norms of FFRC.
Despite sending notices, the Principal Presentation Convent Higher Secondary School (PCHSS) didn’t appear before the FFRC.
Notably, the FFRC last year in October after a detailed discussion with the stakeholders including the school in question allowed a hike of 14% to the schools on the fee being charged by them in October 2019.
The PCHSS admitted that the school was charging Rs 1480 per month. As per the order, the school was required to hike the bus fee by 14 percent from the amount (1480 by 14%) which was being charged.
FFRC issued a notice on 26 April this month to the school directing it to explain the position as to why was the school charging fee over and above the prescribed fee by the Committee for Fixation & Regulation of Fee.
The next day the school came up with a reply that FFRC termed as irrelevant and out of context. The school in its reply referred to some dispute with the complainant pending in the court of law.
“It has no bearing on the present context in which the notice has been issued to you. The law will take its own course in case the complainant has committed any crime. Therefore it is irrelevant for the present proceedings,” Chairperson FFRC Sunil Hali observed.
He further stated that: “Your (PCHSS) reply to the notice issued by this office is that the order dated 6 October 2022 relating to the fixation of Transport Charges does not apply to your school as it applies to those schools who are providing their own transport. Also as per your explanation you have outsourced this business to some Private transporter. There is some misconception in understanding the charging of transport fee. The committee under its rules has to fix, determine and regulate the fee which includes the Transport Fee also. It is immaterial how the school provides this facility to the students whether it is school owned transport or the same is being outsourced. It is not your case that the Transport facility has been arranged by the parents with some private company then, of course, the school has no responsibility. You are directly charging transport fee from students, therefore it is your exclusive responsibility to charge fee which is permissible under law.”
FFRC further conveyed to school that: “What are your terms and conditions with the transport company is a bilateral issue between you and the transport company. You cannot escape the responsibility of charging fees as per the order dated 6 October 2022 which provides a hike of 14% to the existing fee charged by your school. As per the receipt issued by your school, it has come to the fore that you are charging Rs 4900 for two months.”
“Despite being asked to appear before the Chairperson FFRC you failed to appear and explain your position. You are given one last opportunity to appear before FFRC to explain your position by or before May 2 and in case you fail to appear then your action will be tantamount to violating the orders of the committee which entails consequences provided under the law which includes in first stage imposing of fine,” FFRC warned.
The FFRC Chairperson said, “You are given one last opportunity to appear before the committee to explain your position by or before May-02 at 3 pm.”
Hali said that in case, the school fails to appear then its action will tantamount to violating the orders of this committee which entails consequences provided under law which includes in first stage of imposing a fine.
SRINAGAR: On Friday, authorities rescinded several orders of the Chief Education Officer (CEO) and Zonal Education Officers (ZEOs) pertaining to the cancellation of the deployment of teachers and the utilization of services of teachers on a need basis.
According to the news agency KNO, the Joint Director of School Education in South Kashmir has rescinded four orders that were issued by ZEOs and a CEO of South Kashmir.
“The four orders issued by the Chief Education Officers and Zonal Education Officers are hereby rescinded ab initio,” the official said.
The official has also sought an explanation from one of the ZEOs for non-compliance with orders and instructions.
“Zonal Education Officer Awantipora and Kakapora is directed to come up with a reply to the office of the Joint Director of School Education in South Kashmir within two days explaining why disciplinary actions, as warranted under the rules, shall not be initiated against the non-compliance of orders and instructions issued in the subject matter,” it reads.
The orders that were rescinded by the authorities include the one issued by the Chief Education Officer Pulwama regarding the cancellation of deployed teaching staff.
Another order that has been rescinded was issued by Zonal Education Officer Awantipora regarding the utilization of services of teachers on a need basis.
Likewise, the Joint Director of School Education in South Kashmir has rescinded the orders issued by the Zonal Education Officer Awantipora Pulwama regarding the cancellation of deployment of teachers working on academic arrangements at HSS Level.
Similarly, the official has also rescinded the orders of Zonal Education Officer Kakapora Pulwama regarding the cancellation of deployment of teaching staff in and outside the zone.
Pertinently, KNO reported on Thursday that the School Education Department is undecided about the cancellation of the deployment of teaching staff in schools.
Dutch judges have ordered a man suspected of fathering more than 550 children through sperm donations to stop donating, in the latest fertility scandal to shock the Netherlands.
The man, identified in Dutch media only as Jonathan M, 41, was taken to court by a foundation protecting the rights of donor children and by the mother of one of the children allegedly fathered from his sperm.
Dutch clinical guidelines say a donor should not father more than 25 children in 12 families, but judges said the man had helped produce between 550 and 600 children since he started donating sperm in 2007.
The court therefore “prohibits the defendant from donating his semen to new prospective parents after the issuing of this judgment”, judge Thera Hesselink said on Friday.
Jonathan M may also not contact any prospective parents “with the wish that he was willing to donate semen … advertise his services to prospective parents or join any organisation that establishes contact between prospective parents”, Hesselink said in a written judgment.
Should he continue with his donations, he would face a €100,000 (£88,000) fine for each transgression, as well as additional fines, the judge ordered.
The mother of one of the children in the court case, identified only as “Eva”, said she was grateful that the court had stopped the man from “mass donations that [have] spread like wildfire to other countries”.
“I’m asking the donor to respect our interests and to accept the verdict, because our children deserve to be left alone,” she said in a statement.
More than 100 of Jonathan M’s children were born in Dutch clinics and others privately, but he also donated to a Danish clinic – named as Cryos in court papers – which then dispatched his semen to private addresses in various countries.
“The donor deliberately misinformed prospective parents about the number of children he had already fathered in the past,” the district court in The Hague said.
“All these parents are now confronted with the fact that the children in their family are part of a huge kinship network, with hundreds of half-siblings, which they did not choose,” it said.
The court considered it “sufficiently plausible” that this has or could have negative psychosocial consequences for the children.
This included psychological problems around identity and fears of incest.
“The point is that this kinship network with hundreds of half-brothers and half-sisters is much too large,” court spokesperson Gert-Mark Smelt told AFP.
“The interests of the children weigh too heavily and that is why it is forbidden for the gentleman to give further semen.”
Mark de Hek, one of the lawyers in the case, said: “It is the first time that a judge has ruled on such a case and it is encouraging to see this behaviour immediately dealt with.”
The case is the latest in a series of fertility scandals to hit the Netherlands.
In 2020, a deceased gynaecologist was accused of fathering at least 17 children with women who believed they were receiving sperm from anonymous donors.
The year before, it emerged that a Rotterdam doctor had fathered at least 49 children while inseminating women seeking fertility treatment.
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( With inputs from : www.theguardian.com )
Jammu and Kashmir, April 28: Senior Superintendent of Police Jammu, Chandan Kohli on thursday ordered transfer and postings of two Station House Officers (SHO).
According to a government order, Inspector Sushil Kumar has been transferred from District Police Lines and posted as SHO Pacca Danga vice Inspector Rakesh Sharma, who has been and posted as SHO Bakshi Nagar.
SRINAGAR: In a move aimed at improving the healthcare delivery system in Jammu and Kashmir, the Health & Medical Education Department has ordered the transfers and postings of I/C District Ayush Officers (Ayurveda/Unani). The order, which took immediate effect, was issued in the interest of administration and patient care.
Dr Suresh Kumar Sharma has been posted as I/C Controller Provincial Stores Ayush, Jammu. In addition to his own duties, Dr Sharma will also look after the routine work of the office of Deputy Director Ayush, Jammu (Ayurveda). Dr Vandana Dogra, who was awaiting orders, has been posted as I/C District Ayush Officer, Jammu. She will now be responsible for the routine work of the office of Medical Superintendent, Government Ayurvedic Hospital, Jammu, in addition to her own duties.
Dr Ajay Kumar Tickoo has been posted as I/C District Ayush Officer, Doda, while Dr Surekha Pandita has been posted to Udhampur. Dr Rakesh Kumar Sharma has been posted to Kathua, while Dr Sanjay Kumar Raina has been posted to Poonch. Dr Rakesh Kumar Shan has been posted as I/C District Ayush Officer, Rajouri.
The order further states that Dr Nuzhat Bashir Shah, presently awaiting orders of adjustment is posted as District Ayush Officer, Srinagar. She will also look after the routine work of the office of Deputy Director Ayush, Kashmir (Unani). Dr Tabasum Rasool Khan, also awaiting orders of adjustment, is posted as I/C Controller provincial store Ayush, Kashmir. Dr Rohilanaz Khan is posted as I/C District Ayush Officer, Budgam.
Dr Shujad Hussain Shuja, who was previously discharging his duties as I/C Assistant director (Unani) on an interim arrangement, is now posted as I/C Asst director (Unani) on a full-time basis.
Dr Raja Amjad Ali Khan, working as I/C District Ayush Officer Budgam, is posted as I/C District Ayush Officer, Kupwara. He shall take over the charge of this post after the retirement on Superannuation of Dr Farooq Iqbal, Medical officer Kupwara.
Dr Ravinder Kumar Pandita, who was awaiting orders of adjustment, is now posted as I/C District Ayush Officer Anantnag, while Dr Shamim Ahmad Shah, also awaiting orders of adjustment, is posted as I/C District Ayush Officer, Baramulla.
This move by the Jammu and Kashmir government is expected to help in streamlining the healthcare system in the state, ensuring better healthcare services for patients.
Tehran: The Iranian court has ordered the United States government and nine individuals and entities, including former Presidents Barack Obama, and George Bush to pay 313 million dollars (Rs 25,60,26,33,150) in compensation for the 2017 attacks carried out by the Islamic State militant group.
On Wednesday, an Iranian court issued the verdict based on complaints from the families of three people killed and six injured during the June 2017 attacks in Tehran, according to the judiciary’s official news website, Al Jazeera reported.
Those convicted in this case include the US government, former Presidents Barack Obama, George Walker Bush, Central Command and its former commander Tommy Franks, the CIA, the Treasury Department, arms manufacturer Lockheed Martin and American Airlines.
The court ruled that 9.95 million dollars (Rs 81,37,95,575) should be paid in compensation for financial damages, while 104 million dollars (Rs 8,50,74,13,200) and 199 million dollars (Rs 16,27,86,07,950) in moral and punitive damages, respectively, for a total of 313 million dollars (Rs 25,60,26,33,150).
On June 7, 2017, the Iranian parliament and the shrine of Imam Khomeini in the capital, Tehran, were subjected to terrorist attacks.
Four gunmen disguised as women entered the parliament and opened fire on the security guards, and gunmen separately attacked the shrine of Imam Khomeini and opened fire on the people inside the compound.
At least 17 people were killed and nearly 50 injured in these attacks, for which the terrorist organization ISIS later claimed responsibility.
SRINAGAR: In a major reshuffle, the High Court of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh on Wednesday ordered transfers and posting of 76 judicial officers across the Union Territories of Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh.
An order to this effect was issued by the Registrar General of High Court, Shahzad Azeem.
As per the order, 32 district judges, 27 civil judges (senior division)/ sub-judges and 17 civil Judges (junior division)/ munsiffs have been transferred and given posting at new places.
Aside from the above, 9 judicial officers were given additional charge of vacant courts/ fast track court/ District Legal Services Authorities.
The High Court order further said that the transferee Judges should ensure that all matters pending for judgment/part heard, are completed and judgments/orders are pronounced in such matters before moving to their new posting.
It also stated that the officers sent on deputation shall report to the Registrar Judicial, High Court of J&K, Srinagar/Jammu till their deputation orders are received from the government.
