Daily Archives: June 17, 2018

HC asks state to build STP at Badrinath

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DAINIK NATION BUREAU The Uttarakhand High Court has sought reply from the Centre and the state government on the construction of a sewage treatment plant (STP) near the Badrinath shrine in violation of environmental norms. While taking up a public interest litigation (PIL) filed by a Nainital resident on Friday, Justices VK Bisht and Alok Singh directed the Central and ...

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Make corbet free from illegal occupants

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DAINIK NATION BUREAU The Uttarakhand High Court has asked the state government to take steps within three weeks for the eviction of all unauthorised occupants from government buildings at Kalagarh which come under the core zone of the Corbett Tiger Reserve. On a PIL challenging a government notification demarcating the buffer and core zones of the Corbett Tiger Reserve on ...

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25 target for New India by 2020

DAINIK NATION BUREAU Uttarakhand Chief Minister Trivendra Singh Rawat has said that Uttarakhand government has been working on mission mode on 25 important targets to achieve the goal of New India by 2020. Special Focus is laid on doubling the income of farmers, checking distress migration from hilly areas and Digital Uttarakhand. Chief Minister Trivendra Singh Rawat gave detailed information ...

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HC asks govt to regulate admission process of pvt school

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DAINIK NATION BUREAU The Uttarakhand High Court has asked the state government to enact a suitable law within three months to regulate the admission process and fee structure of private unaided schools in the state. A division Bench of justices Rajeev Sharma and Lokpal Singh issued an order on a public interest litigation (PIL) on alleged irregulartiers in admission process ...

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Bazpur Sugar mills dying due to govt negligence

DAINIK NATION BUREAU Despite being one of the tourist destination, Nainital’s  law and order situation is deteriorating with the scenario turning alarming due to the inefficiency of the authorities. Incidents of armed burglaries and other crimes are taking place but the police is not being able to solve these. Apart from this the tourism set up is also collapsing with ...

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Will lateral entry be more rigorous than current UPSC selection?

DAINIK NATION BUREAU Barely a week after its notification on officially allowing lateral entry into the administration, the Centre has started working towards putting a rigorous, testing mechanism for candidates seeking direct entry into senior bureaucracy. The process is likely to include vetting of the applications by independent teams of sectoral, governance and HR experts from the private and public ...

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