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thehindu.com | Dennis S. Jesudasan
The Tamil Nadu government has allowed District Collectors to consider and act on petitions that object to State-run liquor shops (better known as Tasmac shops) if they had been established prior to the establishment of any place of worship or educational institution in a locality. The Tamil Nadu Liquor Retail Vending (in Shops and Bars) Rules, 2003, was amended to this effect recently.
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1 week ago |
thehindu.com | Dennis S. Jesudasan
IAS officer M. Sundaresh Babu from 2012-batch Karnataka cadre would lead the Census operations in Tamil Nadu and Puducherry. A communication by Government of India’s Department of Personnel & Training was issued in this regard recently. According to the communication, Mr. Babu has been named the Director of Census Operations / Director of Citizen Registration in Tamil Nadu and Puducherry upto December 31 this year or until further orders, whichever was earlier.
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1 week ago |
thehindu.com | Dennis S. Jesudasan
IAS officer M. Sundaresh Babu from 2012-batch Karnataka cadre would lead the Census operations in Tamil Nadu and Puducherry. A communication by Government of India’s Department of Personnel & Training was issued in this regard recently. According to the communication, Mr. Babu has been named the Director of Census Operations / Director of Citizen Registration in Tamil Nadu and Puducherry upto December 31 this year or until further orders, whichever was earlier.
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2 weeks ago |
thehindu.com | Dennis S. Jesudasan
The Tamil Nadu government has directed all departments to maintain public grievance redress registers, in which the action taken on each grievance would be recorded. The entries are to be reviewed every month to decide on further steps in relation to the grievances. A government order issued by Chief Secretary N. Muruganandam for the Human Resources Management Department earlier this month said the registers were to be submitted during the weekly, monthly, and bi-monthly meetings for a review.
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2 weeks ago |
thehindu.com | Dennis S. Jesudasan
Candidates who did not attend Class I but pursued education eventually under the Right to Education (RTE) Act with Tamil as the medium of instruction up to the prescribed qualification, would be able to benefit from the 20% preferential appointment in Tamil Nadu government service, given to persons who studied in Tamil medium (PSTM). The State government has recently modified its guidelines in this regard. According to the modification issued by Chief Secretary N.
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