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    J&K Govt Announces Timeline for Temporary Employee Regularization

    In Jammu and Kashmir, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah stated on Thursday that the government will begin the process of regularizing daily-rated, ad hoc, and other temporary employees in a legally and financially sustainable manner in 2026, even as it works to fill nearly 30,000 vacant positions...
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    J&K to Regularize Daily-Rated Workers Starting Next Fiscal Year

    Jammu, February 19 – J&K Chief Minister Omar Abdullah announced that the regularization of daily-rated workers will begin in a phased, structured, and transparent manner starting from the next financial year.During the Assembly discussion on Demands for Grants, the Chief Minister stated that...
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    MUHCS Generates Over Rs 154 Crore, Boosts Healthcare Access

    Aizawl, February 19 Over 11.54 lakh beneficiaries, including 2.22 lakh holders of the Golden Card, have been registered to avail cashless treatment under the Mizoram Universal Health Care Scheme (MUHCS), Health Minister Lalrinpuii informed the state assembly on Thursday.The MUHCS was launched...
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    CM Abdullah Announces Plan to Fill 30,000 Vacancies and Regularize Workers

    Jammu, February 19 Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah said on Thursday that the government would initiate the process of regularizing daily-rated, ad hoc, and other temporary employees in a legally and financially sustainable manner in 2026, even as it works to fill nearly 30,000...
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    Supporting Retired Staff: Himachal Board of School Education Update

    Dharamshala, February 18 The Himachal Pradesh Board of School Education announced on Wednesday that pensions will now be disbursed before the release of salaries to serving staff.The decision is aimed at prioritizing the welfare of retired employees.Rajesh Sharma, Chairman of the Himachal...
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    Religious Concessions: Priest Questions Equity in Telangana's Ramadan Policy

    Ayodhya, February 18 – Reacting to the Telangana government’s decision to allow Muslim employees to leave offices an hour early during the holy month of Ramzan, Deveshacharya Maharaj of Siddh Peeth Hanumangarhi criticised the move on Wednesday, calling it “unfortunate” and alleging it was driven...
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    State Government Faces Protest Over Pension Issues

    Shimla, February 17 The Himachal Pradesh Pensioners' Sanyukt Sangharsh Samiti staged a protest near the Himachal Pradesh Vidhan Sabha on Tuesday to demand the payment of Dearness Allowance and other issues.During the protest, pensioners raised slogans against the state government, accusing it...
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    Rajasthan Government Unveils Employee Benefits and Development Plans

    Jaipur, February 17 – Responding to the budget debate in the Rajasthan Assembly, Deputy Chief Minister and Finance Minister Diya Kumari made several key announcements, including major relief measures for government employees and significant infrastructure and social sector initiatives.Diya...
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    Government Addresses J&K’s Large Workforce of Daily Wage Earners

    Jammu, February 17 More than one lakh daily wage workers and casual laborers are currently employed across government departments in Jammu and Kashmir, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah informed the assembly on Tuesday, assuring that a legally sustainable approach is being adopted on the issue of...
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    AIADMK Attacks Interim Budget on Fiscal Concerns

    Chennai, February 17 – Leader of the Opposition and AIADMK General Secretary Edappadi K. Palaniswami launched a scathing attack on the Tamil Nadu government’s Interim Budget for 2026-27 on Tuesday, describing it as a “hollow shell” that appears impressive on the surface but lacks substance...
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    Ramadan Prayer Flexibility: Telangana Employees to Leave Early

    Hyderabad, February 17 The Telangana government issued an order on Tuesday, allowing Muslim employees to leave their offices an hour early at 4 PM during Ramadan to offer prayers, except when their presence is required due to urgent service needs."The government hereby permits all government...
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    Gujarat's Agricultural Initiatives: Relief, Technology, and Natural Farming

    Gandhinagar, February 16 Gujarat Governor Acharya Devvrat said on Monday that the state government has disbursed ₹9,610 crore as part of a special agricultural relief package to over 33 lakh farmers affected by unseasonal rains last year.In his address to the state assembly on the first day of...
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    Tamil Nadu Assembly Elections: Alliance Dynamics Remain Unclear

    Chidambaram (Tamil Nadu), February 15 VCK leader Thol Thirumavalavan stated on Sunday that no strong or eligible bloc has yet emerged in Tamil Nadu to oppose the DMK-led Secular Progressive Alliance (SPA) in the upcoming assembly elections.Viduthalai Chiruthaigal Katchi, led by the Member of...
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    Punjab, Haryana Workers Stage Demonstrations Over Economic Policies

    Chandigarh, February 12 Employees and workers associated with a joint forum of central trade unions held protests in Punjab, Haryana, and Chandigarh on Thursday against the Centre's labour reforms and economic policies.Calling the Centre's policies "pro-corporate," the union representatives...
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    Strike Action Impacts Services, But Normal Life Largely Unaffected

    On Thursday, trade unions called a nationwide strike to protest alleged anti-worker policies of the central government. The strike had a limited impact, with most services largely unaffected.Public transport, banks, and government offices continued to operate normally in most regions...
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    Punjab, Haryana, and Chandigarh See Union Strike

    Chandigarh, February 12 Employees and workers associated with a joint forum of central trade unions held protests in Punjab, Haryana, and Chandigarh on Thursday against the Centre's labour reforms and economic policies.Calling the Centre's policies "pro-corporate," the union representatives...
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    Kerala Faces Travel Chaos Amidst Nationwide Strike

    Thiruvananthapuram, February 12 The nationwide strike called by trade unions against the Centre's Labour Codes brought normal life to a standstill in Kerala, with isolated incidents of violence in a few parts of the state on Thursday.Although the state government declared a dies non for...
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    Trade Union Strike Paralyzes Normal Life in Kerala

    Thiruvananthapuram, February 12 The nationwide strike called by trade unions against the Centre's Labour Codes brought normal life to a standstill across Kerala on Thursday. Although the state government declared a dies-non for government employees, attendance at offices was expected to remain...
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    Jalna Administration Implements Helmet Policy to Reduce Road Accidents

    Jalna, February 11 Wearing a helmet has been made compulsory for government officers and employees who use two-wheelers, as well as for visitors in offices in the Jalna district.Failure to comply with the order will result in denial of entry to offices, according to the administration...
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    Odisha Minister Launches Direct Reporting Channel for Bribery Concerns

    Bhubaneswar, February 10 Odisha's Revenue and Disaster Management Minister Suresh Pujari on Tuesday urged people to contact him directly if any officer from his department demanded bribes to expedite their work.He stated that the department had already issued new guidelines for officers on how...
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