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• Under the guidance of General Manager Dushyant Kumar at Ordnance Factory Chandigarh, a scientific poster competition at the city level was organized with great enthusiasm and energy. The event took place under the auspices of the City Official Language Implementation Committee, Chandigarh-2, on Thursday. Participants from various offices of the City Official Language Implementation Committee, Chandigarh-2, enthusiastically registered for the competition. The jury for the competition included Rajendra Kapoor from the Surveyor of India Department, Chief Cartographer Northern Region, and Hindi Officer (NRAKS-2), along with Rajeev Kumar Sharma, Junior Executive Manager (SG) of the Factory, who actively participated in the judging process. During the event, the General Manager addressed esteemed guests from reputed institutions, emphasizing that organizing such competitions in offices promotes a scientific approach. He highlighted the significance of the present era being focused on science and technology, with the research, inventions, and discoveries in the country reflecting the growing self-reliance of contemporary India. Dr. Namita Singh, in-charge of the official language, extended a warm welcome and gratitude to all the guests, stating, “We have achieved something special in science, yet there is much more to accomplish. ” The participants showcased their talents by presenting diverse topics such as Hydropower

Under the guidance of General Manager Dushyant Kumar at Ordnance Factory Chandigarh, a scientific poster competition at the city level was organized with great enthusiasm and energy. The event took place under the auspices of the City Official Language Implementation Committee, Chandigarh-2, on Thursday. Participants from various offices of the City Official Language Implementation Committee, Chandigarh-2, enthusiastically registered for the competition. The jury for the competition included Rajendra Kapoor from the Surveyor of India Department, Chief Cartographer Northern Region, and Hindi Officer (NRAKS-2), along with Rajeev Kumar Sharma, Junior Executive Manager (SG) of the Factory, who actively participated in the judging process. During the event, the General Manager addressed esteemed guests from reputed institutions, emphasizing that organizing such competitions in offices promotes a scientific approach. He highlighted the significance of the present era being focused on science and technology, with the research, inventions, and discoveries in the country reflecting the growing self-reliance of contemporary India. Dr. Namita Singh, in-charge of the official language, extended a warm welcome and gratitude to all the guests, stating, “We have achieved something special in science, yet there is much more to accomplish. ” The participants showcased their talents by presenting diverse topics such as Hydropower

Deputy Commissioner Mrs. Aashika Jain shared that the ‘AAP Di Sarkar AAP De Dwar’ camps have become a lifeline for residents facing challenges while approaching government offices in Sahibzada Ajit Singh Nagar District. A total of 4786 residents have already benefited from these camps, as reported by the Deputy Commissioner. This initiative, spearheaded by Punjab […]

Deputy Commissioner Mrs. Aashika Jain shared that the ‘AAP Di Sarkar AAP De Dwar’ camps have become a lifeline for residents facing challenges while approaching government offices in Sahibzada Ajit Singh Nagar District. A total of 4786 residents have already benefited from these camps, as reported by the Deputy Commissioner.

This initiative, spearheaded by Punjab Chief Minister S. Bhagwant Singh Mann, is designed to address issues related to government offices by bringing services directly to the residents’ doorsteps. Under this scheme, 44 services were initially launched by the Punjab Chief Minister, and individuals can avail themselves of these services by dialing the toll-free number 1076.

The ‘AAP Di Sarkar AAP De Dwar’ camps take a step further by consolidating all departmental services in a village or ward, streamlining processes for immediate issue resolution. Mrs. Aashika Jain mentioned that 130 camps have been conducted in the district so far, with a total of 422 camps planned.

Nodal officers, including Sub Divisional Magistrates, Tehsildars, Naib Tehsildars, and Block Development and Panchayat Officers, have been appointed for each camp. A minimum of four camps are organized daily in each subdivision.

Mrs. Jain emphasized the online data entry process for effective monitoring. The array of services offered in these camps includes Birth and Death certificates, Certificates of SC, BC, OBC, and General caste, Monthly Assistance Schemes, Marriage Registration, Affidavit Attestation, Inspection of Revenue Records, and various other services from different departments.

Encouraging residents to participate, Mrs. Jain expressed satisfaction with the positive response and gratitude received from attendees. The camps also feature LED Vans showcasing welfare schemes and public-oriented achievements, adding an informative touch to the outreach initiative.