Friday, August 31, 2012

High Court Orders CBI Inquiry Against Two Former Ministers

Chandigarh (I-Haryana News): The Punjab and Haryana High Court on Thursday ordered CBI inquiry against former Tourism Minister, Om Prakash Jain and former Chief Parliamentary Secretary, Mr. Zile Ram Sharma in District Karnal’s Village Surpanch Murder case.

As per information, the High Court has passed this direction on a writ petition filed by deceased son Rajender Singh as he alleged that Haryana police has not properly investigating the case against Jain and Sharma because of Political pressure. 

It is to remember that former Tourism Minister, Om Prakash Jain and former Chief Parliamentary Secretary, Mr. Zile Ram Sharma had summoned by police in case of the murder of former village Surpanch Karam Singh, whose stabbed body was found near the National Dairy Research Institute (NDRI) in Karnal Tuesday, but did not filed FIR against them till now.

Just a day before his murder, the former village Surpanch had submitted a written complaint to chief minister Mr. Bhupinder Singh Hooda and police against the minister and the CPS about an alleged fraud committed on him.

Karam Singh had accused Jain and Sharma of duping him of nearly Rs.13 lakh on the pretext of providing government jobs to his son and two nephews. But they neither provided the jobs nor returned the money, his complaint said. 

Karam Singh also sent a written complaint to the chief minister's office a day before his murder.


Dinesh Singh Rawat says:

Law will takes its own course 

HSPCB Decides to Exempt Green Category Industries form Consent Management

Chandigarh (I-Haryana News): Haryana State Pollution Control Board (HSPCB) has decided that the green category industries will be kept out of purview of consent management except for six categories namely assembly of acid led battery; polythene and plastic processed products manufacturing; poultry, hatchery and piggery; printing press (large and medium); ready mix concrete plants as well as mineralized water and carbonated bottling plants.

However, green categories of units will have to install pollution control devices and in case of non compliance of these instructions, action would be taken against them as per law.
A decision to this effect was taken in a meeting of HSPCB held today under the Chairmanship of Mr P. K. Gupta, Chairman of the Board

Regarding the criteria for existing screening plants, the Board has given some relaxation in parameters of screening plants operating before October 2, 2007, provided these units take pollution control measures such as three settling tanks and boundary wall of ten feet.

Provisional consent would be given to the new units provided they meet all other conditions except environmental clearance. It will only be for the purpose of obtaining clearance from other Government Departments.
Regarding grant of consent to units located in non conforming areas, the Board has decided that units located in non conforming areas would be considered on year-to-year basis by the Board for grant of consent provided they install necessary pollution control devices.

This would be applicable only to those units which were operational before April 1, 2011. However, no such consent would be granted to units located in approved residential areas developed by Haryana Urban Development Authority, Town and Country Planning Department, Haryana State Industrial and Infrastructure Development Corporation, Housing Board and Municipal authorities.

Green category units included aluminium utensils from aluminium circles, assembly of air coolers or conditioners, repairing and servicing, assembly of bicycles, baby carriage and other small non-motorised vehicles, automobile fuel outlet only dispensing, Ayurvedic and Homeopathic medicine without boiler, bailing hydraulic press of waste papers, bakery, confectionery, sweets production (with production capacity of less than one tpd with oil, gas or electrical oven), bio fertilizer and bio-pesticide without using inorganic chemicals, biomass briquettes sun drying without using toxic or hazardous wastes, biscuit trays from rolled PVC sheet, blending and packaging of tea, blending of melamine resins and different powder, additives by physical mixing.

Other such categories included  block making for printing without foundry, brass and bell metal utensils manufacturing from circle, candy, cardboard or corrugated box and paper products, carpentry and wooden furniture manufacturing with the help of electrical machines such as electric wood planner, steel saw cutting circular blade, cement products like pipe, pillar, jafri, well ring, blocks or tiles, ceramic colour manufacturing, chalk making from plaster of paris, chilling plant and ice making without use of ammonia, coated electrode manufacturing, compact disc, computer floppy and cassette manufacturing, compressed oxygen gas from crude liquid oxygen, carbon dioxide recovery, cotton and woolen hosiery making, cotton spinning and weaving, decoration of ceramic cups and plates by electric furnace, diesel generator sets, diesel pump repairing and servicing distilled water, electric lamp or bulb manufacturing, electrical and electronic items assembling, flavoured bettle nut production or grinding, flour mills, fly ash bricks or blocks manufacturing. Similarly, the other such categories are fountain pen manufacturing, glass ampules and vials making from glass tubes, glass putty and sealant, glass, ceramic, earthen potteries and tile manufacturing using electrical kiln or not involving fossil fuel kilns, gold and silver smithy, groundnut decorticating, handloom or carpet weaving, hotels, insulation and other coated papers manufacturing, jobbing and machining, leather cutting and stitching, leather footwear and leather products, lubricating oils, greases or petroleum based products, manufacturing of coir items from coconut husk, manufacturing of metal caps, containers, manufacturing of optical lenses using electrical furnace, manufacturing of pasted veneers without using boiler or thermic fluid heater or by sundrying, manufacturing of shoe brush and wire brush, manufacturing of silica gel without furnace, medical oxygen, oil mill ghani and extraction, organic and inorganic nutrients, organic manure, paints and varnishes, packing of powdered milk, paper pins and u-clips, phenyl or toilet cleaner formulation and bottling, reel manufacturing, power looms, puffed rice, reprocessing of waste cotton, rope, rubber goods industry, scientific and mathematical instruments manufacturing, soap manufacturing, solar module manufacturing unit, solar power generation through solar photovoltic cell, wind power and mini hydel power less than 25 MW, spice grinding less than 20 HP motor, steel furniture without spray painting, steeping and processing of grains, surgical and medical products not involving effluent or emission generating processes, synthetic detergent formulation, Teflon based products tyres and tubes retreading.


Dinesh Singh Rawat Says:

It should be done with care because in name of Green Category Industries we can not over the norms.

Hooda- Chautala Tussle Erupts in State Information Commissioners Selection Meeting

Chandigarh (I-Haryana News): The State Information Commission, a supreme statutory body in Haryana to implement Right to Information Act 2006 has become bane of political Tussle between Haryana Chief Minister Mr. Bhupinder Singh Hooda and Main Opposition Party, INLD Chief Mr. Om Prakash Chautala over appointments of three new State Information Commissioners.

As per information, on Thursday a meeting was scheduled to appoint three state information Commissioners at Haryana Niwas, Mr. Hooda, Mr. Chautala and Haryana Education Minister, Mrs. Geeta Bhukkal were the three members of statutory search committee who met on to select the three State Information Commissioners.

Earlier to this Government had constituted a Search Committee headed by Chief Secretary to shortlist the suitable candidates for the post and then forward to statutory search committee for final selection, which has neither invites applications for the post of State Information Commissioners nor it announced the manner and methodology through which it had forwarded the 9 names out of 17 applications it receive.

The search committee headed by Chief Secretary submitted 9 applications out of 17 applications they got to for the three State Information Commissioners, here it is to mention that Search Committee Headed by Chief Secretary, Mr. P K Chaudhary had never issued public notice inviting applications for the public posts in questions, It is really magic how the committee received 17 applications, mostly from former Bureaucrats, seeking their rehabilitation.

The Statutory Search Committee Headed by Chief Minister, Mr. Bhupinder Singh Hooda met on scheduled time, all three members including Leader of Opposition, Mr. Om Prakash Chautala was agreed on names of Mr. Sajjan Singh, IAS, former Chief Electoral Officer and Major General (Retired) Jagbir Singh Kandu proposed by Mr. Hooda.

Then after came the Name of Retired IPS Officer, Mr. PC Meena whose was name proposed by Mrs. Geeta Bhukkal but was not in the list forwarded the Search Committee, this all of sudden new name derailed the consensus reached among all three members of the Statutory Search Committee for first two names.

The Chief Minister and Mr. Geeta Bhukkal insisted on the three names figured in meeting, whereas, the leader of opposition then withdrew his consent of earlier two names and came out of meeting without signing the search committee final selection list, and spoke to media waiting outside the meeting avenue and opposed the process and manners in which selection for State information Commissioners was conducted. Further he announced that he would write dissenting note on all the selections proposed by  Chief minister, Mr. Hooda and Mrs. Geeta Bhukkal in Meeting. 

On other side, Search Committee Headed by Chief Minister, Mr. Hooda  approved the  all above mentioned names on Majority votes by 2-1( as three are three members in Committee).

Latter, in day INLD released a press note on the issue on behalf of Mr. Chautala alleged that he lodged his protest in meeting of ignoring Honorable  the Punjab and Haryana High Court direction in CWP 18846/2011 in which it has directed the Statutory Search Committee to considered every application it received. He further stated that as Search Committee headed by Chief Secretary had not invite applications for the posts through public notices, and questioned how all eligible candidates could apply for the posts of Information Commissioners, which is clearly the violation of High Court directions.

It is to mention that on April 4, 2012 on a PIL filed by RTI activist Advocate H C Arora, the High Court asked Punjab and Haryana to follow a transparent procedure for selection and appointment of SICs, as complainant alleged  that both the states were making appointments on a pick-and-choose basis.

The high court, in its order then, had stated, "....It would be the bounden duty of the state to examine whether the norms that are being followed today in the matter of appointment of SICs as well as certain additional norms that the state government may consider appropriate should find place in the form of a set of rules or not. Such an exercise should be performed by the state so as to ensure fairness in procedure..."

But, the today report clearly indicates that Indian politics has overpowered every institutions of democracy, even statutory and constitutional.


Dinesh Singh Rawat Says:

It is heart burning news for all who use Right to Information as their tool for social purposes that the persons who have to safeguards the real spirit of Right to Information Act are appointed though non transparent ways, and would lower the esteem of  State Information Commission in Public eyes.

It is to mention that implementation of Right to Information Act is a one of main achievement of UPA government and dream of its Chairperson Mrs. Sonia Gandhi along with MGNREGS, NRHM etc and the state of Haryana is being rule by Congress, defying the the real spirit of RTI act is like disturbing the dream of their supreme leader.


High Court Slaps HPSC Over HCS Examinations 2011,Issues Stay Order

Chandigarh(I-Haryana News): The Punjab and Haryana High Court on Thursday has stayed the Main examination of Haryana civil Services 2011 on writ petition filed vide CWP No. 10309 of 2012 titled as Jitender Kumar & another v/s Haryana Public Service Commission along with other connected Writ Petitions.

As per information, the petitioners have alleged  favoritism and unfair means to select the candidates in 2011 HCS examinations and after hearing the case High Court on Thursday has constituted a three members committee to check the records on examinations held , and stayed the further HCS Main examination, all set to be held on from 02.09.2012.

The Haryana Public Service Commission after today HC order postponed the above mentioned examination for till further orders.

Source; Intelligent Haryana News 

Dinesh Singh Rawat Says:

The High Court direction is one good thing in right direction, the public appointments are always remained controversial in  Haryana irrespective of any political part regime.

But the is the mother of all corruption in society ,corruption in pubic appointments  ignoring ability to gain monetary, political benefits  is like you are digging yours own grave, but blindfolded Indian politicians never  realize  this.

Wednesday, August 29, 2012

Haryana Amends Act to Benefit Unauthorized Colonies, Real Estate Developers in Rural Area

Chandigarh (I-Haryana News): Haryana Vidhan Sabha on Tuesday passed The Punjab Scheduled Roads and Controlled Areas Restriction of Unregulated Development (Haryana Amendment) Bill, 2012 to amend section 22 and 25 of the Punjab Scheduled Roads and Controlled Areas Restriction Of Unregulated Development Act, 1963.

The Parliamentary affair Minister, Mr. Randeep Singh Surjewala  introduced the bill , The Punjab Scheduled Roads and Controlled Areas Restriction of Unregulated Development (Haryana Amendment) Bill, 2012 at  12.46pm and requested house to consider this bill for discussion and passage.

The assembly speaker who usually asked members would someone like to speak on the bill, which speaker, Mr. Kuldeep Sharma did not asked nor any members present in house, stood up for the  same.

The speaker was on seen on hurry to declare bill passed that it took hardly one minute to house to pass the bill as bill was declared passed by the Haryana assembly at 12.47pm exactly in duration of one minute. 

Intelligent Haryana News Investigation Says;

No debate or discussion were held in the house on this bill .It is mention that to pass the bill in ultra speed mode Minister asked the house to considered and pass the bill in at once, which usually assembly members allow this because most of MLAs consider their prime work, the legislative work as burden on them because they do not see their contributions in law making process.

The Punjab Scheduled Roads and Controlled Areas Restriction of Unregulated Development (Haryana Amendment) Bill, 2012 was all important bill as this was related to enhance the Lal dora of village, means development in villages or around them.

It is to remember that majority of MLAs come from rural based consistencies but no members , all of congress members present in the house did not speak evDen single words on the bill, which could effect the development  in villages and benefits real estate developers.


Dinesh Singh Rawat says:

Again, I will comment on this soon after doing my research on this issue

Haryana Amends The Punjab New Capital (Periphery) Control Act in One Minute

Chandigarh (I-Haryana News): Haryana Vidhan Sabha on Tuesday passed The Punjab New Capital (Periphery) Control (Haryana Amendment) Bill, 2012 without any discussion or debate in one minute time.
 The Parliamentary affair Minister, Mr. Randeep Singh Surjewala  introduced the bill , The Punjab New Capital (Periphery) Control (Haryana Amendment) Bill, 2012 at  12.48pm and requested house to consider this bill for discussion and passage.

No members tried to speak on this all important bill effected development in Panchkula district especially, Village saketri  and Panchkula district in general, as this the district which  falls under The Punjab New Capital (Periphery) Control act and considered hot cake for big real estate developers which have direct interests in this district land.

The speaker was on seen on hurry to declare bill passed that it took hardly one minute to house to pass the bill as bill was declared passed by the Haryana assembly at 12.49pm exactly in duration of one minute. 

Intelligent Haryana News Investigation Says;

No debate or discussion were held in the house on this bill .It is mention that to pass the bill in ultra speed mode Minister asked the house to considered and pass the bill in at once, which usually assembly members allow this because most of MLAs consider their prime work, the legislative work as burden on them because they do not see their contributions in law making process.

The Punjab New Capital (Periphery) Control (Haryana Amendment) Bill, 2012 was all important bill as this was related to development In Haryana area near its capital Chandigarh.

It is to remember that two MLAs come from this district one from congress and one from INLD the congress Member did came forwarded to speak, whereas INLD MLA had already suspended for rest of sessio.
Objective of Bill ( now Act):

In year 2003, section 22 (aa) of Punjab Scheduled Roads and Controlled Areas Restriction of Unregulated Development Act, 1963 was inserted wherein area adjacent to the abadi deh of any village which Government identifies for village expansion through a notification to such effect was taken out from purview of the Act ibid. 

A limit of 60 per cent was imposed on such expansion of village abadi. While implementing the above referred provision, some practical difficulties came to the notice of the Government such as absence of rational criteria to fix boundary of extended village abadi (in view of aforesaid limit of 60 per cent) as most of the villages have expended beyond 60 per cent of their original abadi deh.

In fact, even unauthorised colonies in the vicinity of Lal Dora of the village abadi carved out in violation of provisions of Haryana Development and Regulation of Urban Areas Act, 1975, would also get de-facto regularised under the disguise of exemption under section 22 (aa) of Punjab Scheduled Roads and Controlled Areas Restriction of Unregulated Development Act, 1963.

In view of above facts and ground realities, purpose for which section 22(aa) was inserted in Punjab Scheduled Roads and Controlled Areas Restriction of Unregulated Development Act, 1963 is neither being served nor likely to be served in future. Even Revenue and Disaster Management Department, Haryana mentioned that the exemption from the Act ibid could have severe adverse implications resulting in unregulated structures coming up in the area. 

Moreover, implementation of this provision would create legal complications, resentment and likely to be misused, hence, this bill to repeal or omit section 22 (aa) of Punjab Scheduled Roads and Controlled Areas Restriction of Unregulated Development Act, 1963

 As far as amendment in Section 25 is concerned, the Department is levying conversion charges for commercial use for 150 FAR and also for 175 FAR. The practice in the Department is that notified conversion charges are taken in case of 150 FAR and for levying of conversion charges for 175 FAR additional 1/6th of notified conversion charges are taken. 

The Amendment in Section 25 (1) of Punjab Scheduled Roads and Controlled Areas Restriction of Unregulated Development Act, 1963 has been made to give it a statutory backing. The amendment would authorize Department to charge differential rates for FAR of 150 and 175 retrospectively.

The Punjab New Capital (Periphery) Control (Haryana Amendment) Bill, 2012 has been adopted to amend section 15 of the Punjab New Capital (Periphery) Control Act, 1952.


Dinesh Singh Rawat Says:

It will research on the matter before commenting on this money matter issue 

Haryana Assembly Passes Municipal Bills to Impose Property Tax on House/Land Falling Under MC Limits

handigarh (I-Haryana News): Haryana Vidhan Sabha on Tuesday passed two bills, The Haryana Municipal (Amendment) Bill, 2012 has been passed to amend section 2, 69, 70 of Haryana Municipal Act, 1973 and to insert section 75A, 75B and 75C in it, and The Haryana Municipal Corporation (Amendment) Bill, 2012  to make amendments in section 2 and 87 of Haryana Municipal Corporation Act, 1994 and to insert section 87A, 87B and 87C in it.
 
The Parliamentary affair Minister, Mr. Randeep Singh Surjewala  introduced the first  bill , The Haryana Municipal (Amendment) Bill, 2012 at  12.51pm and requested house to consider this bill for discussion and passage.

Mrs. Sumita Singh stood first to speak on the bill, she pointed out general observation about the property of Municipal bodies rented out to leasers and subletting of them, but failed to speak on amended clauses of the bill.

Then after, Congress MLA from Mahem constituency, Mr. Anand Singh Dangi, asked why government is levying property tax and other taxes when not giving them basics amnesties in unapproved colonies whereas, approved one are getting?

Referring to the Mr. Dangi question, Parliamentary affair Minister, Mr. Surjewala, who is also lawyer by professional quoted Supreme Court ruling on municipal taxes that taxes are not for something to get but for your share to use the public services and infrastructure, Thus he categorically stated that the present property tax would be levied on whole of Municipal area irrespective of status of property.

Congress MLA from Rohtak also stood up, but did not speak much on the bill to mention, whereas, Mr. Sampat Singh ,Congress MLA Nalwa questioned while sitting  on his seat what about those who uses Municipal public services and infrastructure coming for outer areas? But house did not take notice of this.

The speaker was on seen on hurry to declare both bill passed that it took hardly 12 minute to house to pass the bill as both bills were declared passed by the Haryana assembly at 1.03pm exactly in duration of 12 minute.
Intelligent Haryana News Investigation Says;

No clause specific debate or discussion were held on in the house on both bills .It is mention that to pass the bills in ultra speed mode Minister asked the house to considered and pass the bill in at once, which usually assembly members allow this because most of MLAs consider their prime work, the legislative work as burden on them because they do not see their contributions in law making process.

The Haryana Municipal (Amendment) Bill, 2012 and the Haryana Municipal Corporation (Amendment) Bill, 2012 were important bills as amended clauses in both above mentioned bills would directly affect the majority of people cities and towns of Haryana 

The seriousness and level of discussion on the proposed bills were not pointed as expected from lawmakers, both bills are all set to impose financial burden on commoners, the bills were passed without asking government what are the compulsions which are forcing it to impose these taxes?

It is mention that the property taxes are imposed to make local bodies eligible for grant under Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission (JnNURM) which are under extreme financial crunch.

When IHN asked Urban policy makers in New Delhi about Haryana newly enacted law, that imposing property tax was only option to make our local bodies financial viable, all the experts categorically stated that this is a short term vision, not distant, the state government Urban local bodies hierarchy  did not applied their minds on other available options to make municipal bodies self-sufficient, and just followed the easy one to impose extra burden on commoner, who is already reeling under the heat of prices rise.
Objective of Bills ( now Acts):

Haryana Government had committed itself to make the Urban Local Bodies self-sustaining by strengthening their resource base. The property tax system in the State which was in force since a long time was cumbersome and had become outdated. The system of calculation had many loopholes thereby leaving chances of pilferage and mismanagement. The collector rates have increased manifold in the last few years. It was necessary to provide relief to the tax-payers as the annual value of property was based on collector rate.

Keeping this in view, the Government has formulated a new system of property tax calculation and collection and has notified the same which provides a huge relief to the common man, small traders and other segments of society.

Therefore, it had become imperative to make certain amendments in the Haryana Municipal Act, 1973 and the Haryana Municipal Corporation Act, 1994 so that these Acts and the property tax system are in tune with each other. Amendment was also required in order to address the problem of stray swines within the municipal limits. Their unregulated movement leads to unhygienic conditions apart from being a traffic hazard. Therefore, it was necessary to make stringent legal provision to contain this menace.


Dinesh Singh Rawat Says:

In One line bout this act is killing hen at once instead of taking one egg a day. Not wise decision on right direction, I also agree to experts versions.

To Support FDI in Retail Haryana Opens Horticulture, Commercial Crops for Online Commodity Market

Chandigarh (I-Haryana News): Haryana Vidhan Sabha on Tuesday passed two bills, The Punjab Agricultural Produce Markets (Haryana Amendment) Bill, 2012to make amendments in section 1 and 2 of the Punjab Agricultural Produce Markets Act, 1961.

The Haryana Agriculture Minister introduced the first bill, The Punjab Agricultural Produce Markets (Haryana Amendment) Bill, 2012at 1.04pm and requested house to consider this bill for discussion and passage.

Mr. Bharat Bhushan Batra, MLA Rohtak supported the bill and suggested to add vegetables in this type of online trading and proposed suggestion regarding clause 9  terminology of section 8C of bill to delete the word which Haryana Agriculture Minister accepted and deleted the words from proposed bill in suspension and cancellation of licenses.

Sampat Singh, MLA Nalwa also supported the bill and asked to create more infrastructure in Agriculture Marketing in Haryana. 

The speaker was on seen on hurry to declare bill passed that it took hardly 11 minute to house to pass the bill as both bills were declared passed by the Haryana assembly at 1.15pm exactly in duration of 11 minute with two speakers took part in law making of Haryana agriculture marketing.

Intelligent Haryana News Investigation Says;
First time clause specific debate or discussion was held on in the house on The Punjab Agricultural Produce Markets (Haryana Amendment) Bill, 2012, when Mr. Batra asked to delete some words from clause of section 8C to which Agriculture Minister accepted and deleted the terminology asked by Mr. Batra from proposed bill.

It is mention that to pass the bills in ultra speed mode Minister asked the house to considered and pass the bill in at once, which usually assembly members allow this because most of MLAs consider their prime work, the legislative work as burden on them because they do not see their contributions in law making process.

Haryana is an Agriculture state and most of people representatives claimed themselves as farmer, famers’ sons and daughters, but it is matter of shock that officially more than fifty members were present in the house but two spoke on this famers linked bill.

That too, Mr. Batra who represents a urban consistency and raised the question of traders license suspension or cancellation by competent authority (Traders Interests), but no one in house spoke on Framers interests safeguards in proposed bill.

When Intelligent Haryana News asked Haryana Chief Minister, Mr. Bhupinder Singh Hooda in a press conference held at Haryana Vidhan Sabha press Gallery about whether there will be any Minimum Support Price for Horticulture produces to be selling through proposed online commodity Market after enforcement of this act.

Mr.Hooda said did not answered to pointed question instead  categorically stated that he supports Foreign Direct Investment in Retail sector and The Punjab Agricultural Produce Markets (Haryana Amendment) act, 2012 passed by Haryana assembly is a step towards this direction.

Objective of Bills (now Acts) as mentioned in Act:
With a fundamental objective of facilitating remunerative prices for agricultural and horticultural produce and protecting the interest of the farmers, the Punjab Agricultural Produce Markets Act, 1961 lays down a legal framework for trade of agricultural and horticultural produce and-for establishment and superintendence of agricultural market yards and management of related infrastructure in the State.

 With a view to harmonizing the Agricultural Produce Markets Act in various States of the Union and in order to introduce several reforms that are expected to enhance accessibility of farmers to national and international markets for improved remunerative prices, Government of India in Ministry of Agriculture circulated a Model State Agricultural Produce-Marketing (Development and Regulation) Act, 2003 which has several suggestions for adoption by the States of the Union in their respective Acts. In Order to pursue and build consensus for these reforms, Government of India constituted a Committee of State Ministers of Agricultural Marketing. Consequently, these reforms were deliberated upon in several meetings of this Committee and in other forums. The Government, after careful consideration of these reforms, is now seeking adoption of some of these provisions which have been found suitable for adoption-in the Agricultural Produce Marketing Act for the State of Haryana.

These provisions include establishment of collection centres to facilitate direct purchase of horticulture produce from farmers, provision of primary processing facilities, such as grading, packaging and storage in these collection centres and market yards in Public Private Partnership Mode and establishment of markets of National importance or Terminal markets. The amendments also seek to facilitate establishment of electronics spot exchanges in order to improve farmers' access to national and international markets and enhance remunerative prices.

Through these amendments, the Government is also seeking to change the nomenclature of the Act from the Punjab Agricultural Produce Markets Act, 1961 to the Haryana Agricultural Produce Markets Act, 1961.


Dinesh Singh Rawat says:

Million dollars  question raises has Government of Haryana done study before enacting this act of past experiences on this directions if yes what are the out come of that if done, not  why in hurry ??

Friday, August 24, 2012

Jain Community Becomes Minority in Haryana

Chandigarh (I Haryana News): Haryana Government on Friday notified to declare Jain Community as Minority community in state.

As per information, the notification to this effect was issued by Haryana social welfare department which made Jain community equal to minorities community like Muslims, Sikhs and considered separated it separate from Hindu, whereas government of India considers this trading community as a part of Hindu.

Source; Intelligent Haryana News

Dinesh Singh Rawat says:

This act is poxy attack on status of Minorities in India, as per constitution of India, the real intention is the religious based community like Muslims, Sikhs etc. but this notification is  like stealing their legitimate share by poxy.

Haryana Food and Supply Department May Shatter UPA’s Food Security Dream

Chandigarh(I Haryana News):The Haryana Food and supply Department, whose primary task is to manage Public Distribution System in Haryana has failed to supply the complete allotted wheat to people of Haryana from nation food coffer  since 2005 to till date.

It is to mention that United Progressive Alliance led by Congress party has brought the National Food Security Bill, 2011 in Lok Sabha to make food security for every citizens of India on 22nd December, 2011, and it is working to turn this into reality before next general elections in 2014, but Congress government Led by Chief Minister, Mr. Bhupinder Singh Hooda’s Food and supply department is not willing to serve people of the state to supply them the all allotted wheat by Government of India since 2005 to till date.

As per investigation carried out by Intelligent Haryana News revealed that in 2005-06, Haryana was allotted Total of 249000.545 Tonnes wheat by Department of Food and Public distribution whereas Haryana Food and supply Department could able to left 33000.18 tonnes wheat , which was only 13.3 percent of total allotted to it for distribution in the State.

It is painful to report that out of above mention data for year 2005-06, 42000 tonnes wheat was allotted for the people living under extreme Poverty but mercy less Food and supply Department could able to left only 2900.03 tonnes wheat which means more than 38 percent wheat meant for BPL families of Haryana was not lifted from nation coffer, and remained unutilized and most probably was rotten in warehouses.

Further, IHN investigation spell out that Haryana did not took even single piece out of allotted 202000.8 tonnes wheat from centre during corresponding year meant for APL families, which is a heinous act by a government agency to forced the people of Haryana to purchase wheat at higher price from open Market despite the fact that food was remarked for them at subsidized rate had been allotted  but due to failure of Haryana Food and supply department  to left the allotted quota under TPDS defeated the objective of Targeted Public distribution system.

Source  and detailed News: Intelligent Haryana News

Dinesh Singh Rawat Says:

It could shatter Nation food security bill , as Targeted Public Distribution System failure in state like Haryana which has its  proximity with national capital that grants it status of Most Favored State (FMS), if FMS state could not off take its allotted food quota to supply this highly subsidized food item to the needy persons than what to those state which has poor infrastructure and situated away from national food coffer.

I request, Congress Government  at Indian government level  to take serious note of this lapse committed by Haryana Food and Supply department in securing food security under TPDS, and direct it to show their preparedness  Nation food security act.

Thursday, August 23, 2012

Haryana Police Announces Cash Awards to Its London 2012 Medalist Yogeshwar Dutt, Other Players

Chandigarh (I Haryana News): Haryana Chief Minister, Bhupinder Singh Hooda honoured seven Haryana Police players who have participated in London Olympic 2012, including, bronze medalist, Wrestler Yogeshwar Dutt in function organized at Chandigarh on Wednesday.

Mr. Hooda announced to promote athlete Seema Antil and Boxer Jai Bhagwan as Inspector of Police and said that police department would given away Rs. 51 lakh to wrestler Yogeshwar Dutt and Rs. 11 lakh to each of the other 6 players of Police department. (These cash rewards would be in addition to those to be given by State Government).

Hooda said that cars would also be gifted to all players of Haryana who participated in London Olympics, at a function to be organized at Sabji Mandi, Gohana on August 26,2012. Earlier this function was to be held at village Bhanswala in district Sonipat, but the venue has been change because of the rainy season. 

Minister of State for Sports and Youth Affairs, Sukhbir Kataria and Director General Police, R.S Dalaattended the function as host function organized in Chandigarh on August 23,2012.

Monday, August 20, 2012

Yogeshwar Dutt Gets Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna Award 2012

New Delhi (I Haryana News): The Government of India on Monday announced Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna and Arjuna Awards for year 2012, Haryana Olympic Medal winner wrestler, Yogeshwar Dutt hailing from Haryana got the highest sports award along with siver medal winner, Mr. Vijay Kumar, of Himachal Pradesh.
A large number of nominations were received for these awards this year, which were considered by Selection Committee consisting of eminent sportspersons and sports administrators; headed by Col Rajya Vardhan Singh Rathore. Based on the recommendations of the Committee and after due scrutiny, the Government has approved to confer awards upon the following sportspersons. 
A.         Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna Award - 2012:
1.
Shri Vijay Kumar
Shooting
2.
Shri Yogeshwar Dutt
Wrestling
B.         Arjuna Awards 2012:
Sl. No.
Name
Discipline
1.
Ms. Deepika Kumari
Archery
2.
Ms. Laishram Bombayla Devi
Archery
      3.
Ms. Sudha Singh
Athletics
4
Ms. Kavita Ramdas Raut
Athletics
5
Ms. Ashwani Ponnappa
Badminton
6
Mr. Parupalli Kashyap
Badminton
7
Mr. Aditya S. Mehta
Billiards & Snooker
8
Mr. Vikas Krishan
Boxing
9
Mr. Yuvraj Singh
Cricket
10
Mr. Sardar Singh
Hockey
11
Mr. Yashpal Solanki
Judo
12
Mr. Anup Kumar
Kabaddi
13
Mr. Samir Suhag
Polo
14
Ms. Annu Raj Singh
Shooting
15
Mr. Omkar Singh
Shooting
16
Mr. Joydeep Karmakar
Shooting
17
Ms. Deepika Pallikal
Squash
18
Mr. Sandeep Sejwal
Swimming
19
Ms. Ng. Sonia Chanu
Weightlifting
20
Mr. Narsingh Yadav
Wrestling
21
Mr. Rajinder Kumar
Wrestling
22
Ms. Geeta Phogat
Wrestling
23
Mr. M. Bimoljit Singh
Wushu
24
Mrs. Deepa Mallick
Athletics – Paralympics
25
Mr. Ramkaran Singh
Athletics – Paralympics
Normally  only one award of Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna  is given every year to an individual sportsperson. However, the Scheme provides that this condition can be relaxed in exceptional circumstances viz., winning of an Olympic medal. Like wise for the Arjuna Awards, normally not more than 15 awards are to be given in any calendar year.  However, the Scheme of Arjuna Awards also provides that keeping in view the performance of Indian sportspersons in the Commonwealth, Asian Games and Olympic Games during a particular year, Arjuna Awards exceeding 15 in number may be allowed with proper justification and approval of the Minister for Youth Affairs & Sports.   

The Selection Committee noted that 2012 is the Olympic year and India has won 6 medals in the London Olympics, which is country’s best performance in Olympic Games, and recommended that the condition of one award in case of Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna and 15 awards in case of Arjuna Awards may be relaxed and the number of Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna Award may be increased from 1 (one) to 2 (two) and Arjun Awards may be increased from 15 (fifteen) to 25 (twenty five). 
National Sports Awards are given every year to recognize and reward excellence in sports.  Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna Award is given for spectacular performance in the year under consideration; Arjuna Award is given for consistently outstanding performance for three consecutive years preceding the year of award. 
   
Apart from a medal and a citation, Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna Awardees will receive a cash prize of Rs.7.5 lakh each and Arjuna Awardees will receive statuettes, citations and cash prize of Rs.5 lakh each.
The awardees will receive their awards from His Excellency the President of India at a specially organized function at the Rashtrapati Bhawan on August 29, 2012.