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District Office Complex at Siddartha Layout on Bannur Road will soon house the Mysuru Deputy Commissioner’s (DC) Office. A meeting will be held with officials and district heads to move the present office to the new premises, said Mysuru District Minister S.T. Somashekar, who already has his office at the new Complex.
Interacting with reporters at Pathrakarthara Bhavan this morning, the Minister said that it was decided earlier that the office would be shifted after the COVID-19 pandemic subsides. “Now that the contagion has considerably reduced, the process of shifting the office will begin soon and I will call for a meeting and decide,” he said.
Fewer haj application this year
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Rising cost of airfare and accommodation are factors
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Rising cost of airfare and accommodation are factors
Lack of clarity about the haj season 2021, the COVID–19 pandemic, and the steady increase in airfare, and cost of accommodation has led to the a massive drop in applications from those in Telangana who wish to make the pilgrimage.
According to sources in the Telangana State Haj Committee (TSHC), an agency of the Minorities Welfare Department, which oversees travel, accommodation and guides pilgrims on rituals connected to the pilgrimage, the approximate number of applications received thus far are approximately 3,900, a massive drop compared to the over 10,000 applications it received last year. The last date of submitting applications was January 10.
‘Meetings will be organised in all constituencies to create awareness among people’
District Collector V. Vinay Chand has warned that anyone resorting to disruption of communal harmony will be punished severely.
A district-level Communal Harmony Committee was formed to protect peace and communal harmony in the district. The committee is headed by the Collector as chairman and the Police Commissioner and the Superintendent of Police as vice-chairmen, Assistant Director of Endowments and officials of the Minorities Welfare Department as members and Joint Collector as the member-convener. The heads of seven religions are also members of the committee.
At the first meeting with officials and representatives of various religions, here on Sunday, the Collector said that the committee was empowered to to initiate necessary action against those indulging or inciting communal violence or causing disharmony among different religions. There were 15 Assembly constituencies in the district
Librarians working for 16 years on consolidated pay seek regularisation DECCAN CHRONICLE.
Updated Jan 7, 2021, 10:50 am IST
While some are getting only Rs 4,000, one of them draws Rs 16, 600 per month for the same post
In Telangana there are 43 computer centres which have 76 faculty members, and 38 subordinates while in the 30 libraries, there are 39 librarians and 25 office subordinates. DC Image
HYDERABAD: Finance Corporation to prepare a scheme for those working in computer centres and libraries, whose services have not been regularised in more than 16 years.
In Telangana there are 43 computer centres which have 76 faculty members, and 38 subordinates while in the 30 libraries, there are 39 librarians and 25 office subordinates. Both institutions were established in 2004 by the Urdu Academy but the management was transferred to the Minorities Finance Corporation in 2015. All those recruitments have been on a consolidated basis.