Hry budget session to begin on Feb 17

CHANDIGARH: The budget session of Haryana Vidhan Sabha will commence from February 17. A decision in this regard was taken in the meeting of state cabinet held under the chairmanship of CM Manohar Lal Khattar in New Delhi on Friday.

The cabinet approved general principles for online transfer of employees posted in various departments. General transfers would be made only once in a year, but employees will be liable to be transferred from one zone to another, in public interest, after a period of five years in a zone.

GANAUR SQUATTERS’ RESETTLEMENT

The cabinet also approved the formulation of policy for resettlement of the squatters in Ganaur. As per the policy, plots having size of two marla on the land which was purchased for the rehabilitation of oustees of India International Horticulture Market (IIHM), Ganaur, may be allotted to each of the squatters residing on the land of IIHM and the price of the plot will be about ₹1.66 lakh.

NEW TOLL PLAZA ON KOSLI STATE HIGHWAY

The cabinet approved the proposal to install a new toll point on Subana-Kosli-Nahar Kanina Road near Gujjarwas village in Rewari for collection from commercial vehicles.

AYURVEDIC OFFICERS’ APPOINTMENT

The cabinet approved to withdraw Class-2 posts (Ayurvedic, Unani and homeopathic medical officers and resident physicians) from the preview of HPSC. Presently, 203 such posts are vacant.

CASH AWARD FOR MOUNTAINEERS

The government has decided to implement a policy for mountaineers from Haryana who scale top-10 highest mountain peaks of the world, including Mount Everest.

They would be given a cash reward of ₹5 lakh and grade-C sports gradation certificate.

The cabinet also approved the amendments in Haryana Public Works Department, Public Health Branch, Headquarters Office Ministerial (Group C). Service Rules, 1982.

3-MEMBER PANEL

The cabinet decided to constitute a three-member committee of ministers to study the best practices related to interdepartmental transfer of government land for public purposes.

PROJECT HARYANA 112

The cabinet also granted approval for awarding Project Haryana – 112 (emergency response support system) on nomination basis to Centre for development of advanced computing. The project will cost about ₹152 crore.

URBAN AREAS RULES

The cabinet also approved the amendment in Rule 13 of the Haryana Development and Regulation of Urban Areas Rules, 1976, as per which the rate of licence renewal fees has been revised.

The cabinet granted relaxation in zoning regulations for setting up advanced integrated wellness and rehabilitation centre-cum industrial unit in Faridabad’s Ballabhgarh to Artificial Limbs Manufacturing Corporation of India (ALIMCO). HTC