june 2020

HARYANA Haryana to take inputs on opening schools   As part of the exercise to resume schools in Haryana after lockdown 5.0, the authorities will take feedback from stakeholders.   The DEOs and district elementary education officers (DEEOs) have been asked to form committees for discussing issues related to opening of schools. Based on the inputs from … Read more

HARYANA NIT Kurukshetra implements Enterprises Resource Planning (ERP), SAMARTH   National Institute of Technology (NIT), Kurukshetra, will implement e-Governance platform, SAMARTH (Enterprises Resource Planning) ERP, to automate the processes of the Institute. This initiative will enhance productivity through better information management in the institute by seamless access to information, and its utilisation for various purposes. … Read more

HARYANA Haryana govt launches ‘Haryana Udhyam Sahyog’- Platform for capturing credit-related grievances of Haryana’s MSMEs   Haryana government has launched a dedicated portal, ‘Haryana Udhyam Sahyog’, to capture the Micro, Small and Medium (MSME) grievances in obtaining loans. The portal aims to enable MSMEs in Haryana to take maximum benefits under the ‘Atmanirbhar Bharat Abhiyan’ economic … Read more

PUNJAB Punjab govt provides one-year extension to associated schools: Education minister Providing major relief to the students, staff and managements of associated schools, Punjab Government provided extension to around 2,200 such schools for another academic session.   While providing details, Punjab School Education Minister Vijay Inder Singla told that after reviewing the critical situation due … Read more

HARYANA 47% dip in wheat stubble burning in Haryana   Haryana has witnessed 47% decrease in the number of wheat stubble burning incidents as compared to previous year. While a total of 3,911 cases of wheat stubble burning reported in Haryana till May 31, there were 7,383 incidents reported in 2019 during the same duration. … Read more

HARYANA Haryana to release Rs 65 lakh incentives to farmers for crop diversification   Under its ‘Jal Hi Jeevan Hai (JHJH)’ scheme, the Haryana government would soon be releasing incentives of Rs 2,000 per acre worth nearly Rs 65 lakh to farmers for shifting to maize, arhar (pigeon pea) or soybean from paddy. The scheme was launched … Read more