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25 May

Haryana Orders Swift Settlement of Loan Waiver Cases for Deceased Teachers

Balwinder Singh0 CommentsHaryanaEducation Department, governance, Haryana, Loan Waiver

Chandigarh (Balwinder Singh): The Directorate of Elementary Education in Haryana has issued a strict directive to all District Elementary Education Officers across the state, mandating the rapid and accurate settlement of loan waiver cases concerning deceased teachers. The department has made it clear that any administrative delays or lapses in this process will not be tolerated, and the concerned officials will be held personally accountable for negligence. An official spokesperson for the department revealed that district offices frequently forward the loan files of deceased employees to the headquarters without conducting proper initial inspections. This lack of scrutiny leads to unnecessary…

Haryana Right to Service Commission Launches WhatsApp Chatbot to Streamline Citizen Appeals

Balwinder Singh0 CommentsHaryanaAAS, Chatbot, governance, Haryana, HRSC, Whatsapp

Chandigarh (Balwinder Singh)— The Haryana Right to Service Commission has officially launched a WhatsApp-based chatbot designed to simplify the process for citizens to track their applications and file appeals. A spokesperson for the Commission announced on Wednesday that this initiative is a significant step toward increasing transparency and strengthening citizen services through the use of digital technology. By leveraging this platform, residents can now easily monitor the status of their requests and engage with the Auto Appeal System (AAS) directly from their mobile devices. The new chatbot allows users to receive real-time updates regarding their applications and any subsequent appeals…

Education Ministry Withdraws Order to Restructure Panjab University Senate After Student Protests

Gurpreet Singh0 CommentsPunjabgovernance, Ministry of Education, Panjab University, Senate, Syndicate

New Delhi/Chandigarh, November 7, 2025: In a significant reversal, the Ministry of Education on Friday withdrew its earlier notification to alter the constitution and composition of Panjab University’s Senate and Syndicate. The move came after strong opposition and consultations with students, faculty members, former vice-chancellors, and the current vice-chancellor.The ministry had earlier invoked Section 72 of the Punjab Reorganisation Act, 1966, to implement recommendations made by a High-Level Committee set up by the Chancellor on March 2, 2021. The proposed changes aimed to modify the governance structure of the university. However, after widespread feedback and protests from the academic community,…