Shri Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar presently Governor of Bihar is now appointed as Governor of Kerala.
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Shri Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar presently Governor of Bihar is now appointed as Governor of Kerala.
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Panchang
Month – Margsheersh/ Aghan
Paksha – Krishna
Tithi – Navami up to 7:52 PM on 24 Dec, Dashmi up to 10:29 PM on 25 Dec, Ekadashi up to 12:43 AM on 27 Dec, Dwadashi up to 2:26 AM on 28 Dec
Moon – In Kanya up to 1:51 AM on 25 Dec, In Tula up to 1:57 PM on 27 Dec
Nakshatra – Chitra up to 3:22 AM on 25 Dec, Swati up to 6:09 PM on 26 Dec, Vishakha up to 8:28 PM on 27 Dec, Anuradha up to 2:58 on 28 Dec
Colour of The Day
o Wednesday – Favourable colour is green and shades of green. You can combine with golden, cream, white, pink, magenta, red, orange, yellow, shades of yellow, black, dark blue, checks of black and blue. Avoid light blue and off white colours.
o Thursday – Favourable colours are yellow, shades of yellow, golden, cream, light blue, off white, red, orange, grey, checks of black and blue, black, dark blue. Avoid green, shades of green, pink, magenta white.
o Friday – Favourable colours are white, pink, magenta and shades of pink. You can combine with green, shades of green, black, dark blue, checks of black or blue, grey, red, orange, yellow and shades of yellow. Avoid cream, off white and light blue.
Prediction Based on Moon Signs
Aries(Mesh) – The days are likely to give mixed results. You may take a short trip and
enjoy the day with a good food and good gains in partnership, money and fun. Although
you will spend more. You will have victory over enemies and will be respected due to
your knowledge. However, you will still have physical and mental tensions and some
obstacles in profession due to which there can be some loss of profits. Your delayed
works will be completed and you will be able to influence others too. Worship Ma Durga
and your Guru.
Taurus(Vrishabh) – You will feel confident and energetic these days and will be ready to
shoulder additional responsibilities too. However, there can be disputes in the family. You
will have monetary gains and keep healthy. There will be happiness as you have good
conversations specially with women. Enemies will be defeated. However, you will spend
more. Be careful about your communications as you can easily have quarrels with
spouse and others too. If travelling, the journey may not yield favourable results keeping
you worried. You will still have luck rise due to spouse. Ask spouse to wear some silver.
Visit Laxmi Narayan temple, recite Sankat Nashan Ganesh Stotra.
Gemini(Mithun) – If you are associated with writing, books, music, singing you will
particularly be benefitted these days. You will get gains, enjoy good food and get win
over enemies. You will be respected, get fame too. However, you can be disturbed due
to your family have some hurdles at work. Drive carefully. You will also be inclined
towards arts, and get happiness as you avail luxury, glory. Although you will feel restless
and tensed sometimes, yet family environment will be normal. Worship Ma Durga,
abhishek of Shiv ji. Pray to your Guru.
Cancer(Kark) – The days are generally not good. You will have fear of humiliation due to
some reason and will still have to work hard. Peace will be disturbed due to arguments
with spouse reducing pleasure. You are also likely to have quarrels with family keeping
you disturbed. Even meals and sleep will not be peaceful. There is a danger from water
and women, both, keep away. Even plans will fail keeping you worried. You can even
have problems at financial front. The only saviour is work place where you will make
some progress. Pray to Shiv ji, Ma Gauri and Ganesh ji. Seek blessings of Guru.
Sinh(Leo) – The days will be mixed. You will get money gains, enjoy good clothes and
keep healthy. You will be happy and will benefit from family as luck will improve. Your
mother will be happy and get wealth, maybe you think or plan for improvement in
property or buy some big item. You are likely to make friends with knowledgeable people
/ people at high positions. There will be progress in profession but do not be lazy.
Opponents and critics will create problems but you will be able to win over them, and if
travelling journeys will be troublesome. Pray to your Guru Shiv ji and Ganesh ji, feed
birds.
Virgo(Kanya) – You will get happiness from kids and family, have monetary benefits and
respect, reputation will improve. Despite this, you will not be satisfied and can have
difference of opinion with family. This may reduce your happiness and bring some
hurdles too. Do not adopt any unethical steps for success, they will bring more losses.
You are likely to feel physically and mentally healthy, financially you will be in a good
position. You will be able to complete work at hand. Visit Laxmi Narayan mandir. Pray to
Shiv ji.
Libra(Tula) – You are likely to get happiness and pleasure and will be healthy too. You
will enjoy some good food, good clothes and may get gifts. Emotionally you may be
charged. You are likely to earn through expert talks increasing your knowledge too and
get some good food. You will enjoy comforts, luxuries and get help from relatives. Taking
a loan may still be on your mind along with investments, personality development and
may get gifts. Thank your Guru, Laxmi Narayan and Shiv ji.
Scorpio (Vrishchik) – You can have increase in your friends circle and get wealth.
Servants will be dutiful but subordinates may not cooperate resulting in losses at work
and maybe loss of reputation. You should look after your eyes and can have body ache
too. Expenditure will be more. Despite this, people will respect you and you get
happiness from brother and sister. There will be back biting and you can have some
arguments too. You will benefit due to spouse. Respect and praise your spouse, visit
Laxmi Narayan mandir and abhishek of Shiv ji.
Sagittarius(Dhanu) – Although women will help you at work and in progress at work,
however, there will still be loss of wealth and happiness. You are likely to be worried, feel
sad have loss of interest in food. You will have losses due to quarrels and defeat by
enemies will cause more worries. There will be differences with relatives. If related to
education, academics, you will progress well and will be respected too. You are likely to
perform well in competitions, if appearing for one. Health will be satisfactory. Keep
saffron, worship Ma Durga. Pray to Guru and respect women.
Makar(Capricorn) – The days are good for you. You will have monetary benefits and will
get success in whatever you do. You will maintain good health and get respect from
state. You will have promotion soon and seniors will be happy. There will be happiness at
home. Enemies will be destroyed. You are likely to have fun, frolic, luxury, glory. You can
have good news from kids and delayed works will be completed. There will soon be rise
in personal and professional lives. Thank your Guru and Shiv ji, Ma Gauri.
Kumbh(Aquarius) – You are likely to have physical and mental tensions and loss of
wealth due to obstacles in profession. You will still have problems from state and have
losses in business. Younger males and sons will have differences with you. Enemies will
create problems for you. However, you are likely to have lot of expenditure on luxuries.
The days will only have favourable conditions at work and give you some respite giving
you some peace. Pray to Shiv pariwar, visit Laxmi Narayan mandir.
Pisces(Meen) – You can have pleasure in matters related to women and have
happiness as well as support from friends. You are likely to have indigestion, cough,
arguments, quarrels giving you mental tension and loss of wealth. You are likely to feel
sorry and have problems due to communication or due to documents, which may result
in loss of reputation. Be careful. You will still be large hearted and may meet old friends
or meet new ones. Worship Ganesh ji, recite Sankat Nashan Ganesh Stotra. Abhishek of
Shv ji. Pray to your Guru.
For detailed individual accurate prediction as per Vedic Astrology, contact on +91-9229112953
Moon changes sign every 2.25 days, hence the prediction is being done accordingly as per the sign
Shri Dheeraj Joshi IRSE (2011) re-designated as Director- Department of Water Resources, River Development & Ganga Rejuvenation for a period up to 08.03.2027 i.e. total admissible tenure of five years under the Central Staffing Scheme.
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The Green School is a collaborative effort between the Tata Steel Foundation (TSF) and The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI) aimed at fostering environmental awareness and knowledge among schoolchildren. Launched in April 2017, this initiative nurtures critical thinking, interdisciplinary learning, and a comprehensive understanding of environmental preservation. By interweaving themes such as Energy, Water, Forest & Biodiversity, Waste, Climate Change, and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), The Green School inspires behavioral changes among youth, empowering them to champion the planet’s well-being.
Significant achievements of the program include the establishment of Environment Management Committees (EMCs) within schools and engagement with surrounding communities. Notably, students actively participated in the World Sustainable Development Summit 2024 in Delhi, showcasing their leadership in promoting sustainability. Teachers have played a central role in this initiative, with ongoing capacity-building sessions covering thematic modules, gamification techniques, sustainable leadership programs, and more. The insights gained through these EMCs enable students to design and implement sustainable solutions within their institutions and communities. A key focus has been the creation and dissemination of resource materials to support teachers in incorporating environmental education into regular curricula, facilitating behavior change, and enhancing student engagement.
During the workshop in Ludhiana East, Ms. Sumana Singh, Unit Lead of TSF, highlighted the integration of environmental education into the daily teaching-learning processes of participating schools under the TSF-TERI partnership. Dr. Neelima Jerath, Former DG of PSCST and Pushpa Gujral Science City, stressed the long-term societal benefits of instilling environmental awareness among students at an early age. She lauded TSF and TERI for their commitment to this impactful initiative. Similarly, Mr. Manoj Kumar Gupta, Chief Finance & Accounts of Tata Steel, emphasized the vital role of environmental sustainability in reinforcing the region’s industrial and social harmony.
The workshop included expert-led sessions that addressed critical environmental themes. Mr. Anshuman, Director of TERI’s Water Resources Division, discussed water security and traditional conservation practices relevant to Punjab’s context, emphasizing the necessity of continuous monitoring to control pollution. Dr. Avneet Pal Singh from Punjabi University, Patiala, elaborated on the interdependence of humans and nature, using examples from Punjab to highlight biodiversity and cultural dynamics. Dr. Livleen Kahlon, Associate Director of TERI’s Environment Education and Awareness program, advocated for scaling local activities to global levels and introduced gamification techniques to enhance environmental learning. Teachers participated in group exercises to design educational games linking environmental concepts with school curricula.
Hands-on sessions equipped educators with practical skills, such as composting and bio-enzyme preparation using food waste, demonstrating eco-friendly practices applicable at both individual and community levels. These engaging activities inspired approximately 76 teachers from Ludhiana East to adopt the discussed techniques in their daily lives and classroom settings.
Prominent dignitaries at the event included Mr. Jasvir Singh, District Coordinator of Secondary Education, Mr. Jaswinder Singh, Deputy DEO of Secondary Education, Mr. Manoj Kumar, DEO Primary, and Mr. Gurukripal Singh, District Guidance Counselor for Ludhiana. The workshop emphasized the critical role of educators in driving sustainable environmental change and highlighted the importance of aligning local efforts with global sustainability goals.
The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI), headquartered in New Delhi, is a pioneering research organization in the fields of energy, environment, climate change, and sustainability. For nearly five decades, TERI has driven innovation, policy development, and implementation across these areas. Supported by a multidisciplinary team of professionals and state-of-the-art infrastructure, TERI operates through centers in six Indian cities, contributing to sustainable development across various sectors.
Steel Authority of India Limited (SAIL) has earned well-deserved acclaim by securing an impressive eight national accolades at the 2024 Public Relations Society of India (PRSI) National Awards.
The awards were presented during the 46th All India Public Relations Conference, held in Raipur from December 20 to 22, 2024. SAIL’s achievements spanned a wide array of categories, showcasing its excellence in communication and public relations. Recognitions included the E-Newsletter SAIL Track, the Corporate Film (English), and Best Communication Campaigns (Internal Publics) for the celebration of SAIL Gaurav Diwas. The company’s House Journal (English) SAIL News and Best PR Programme for Promoting Science & Technology in steel plant innovations also garnered honors. Further accolades were achieved for the Best Use of Social Media in a Corporate Campaign for promoting green steel, the Corporate Website, and the Annual Report.
Shri Amarendu Prakash, Chairman of SAIL, commended the recognition, stating, “These awards are a reflection of our unwavering efforts in leveraging communication to elevate SAIL’s image and build robust stakeholder relationships. Effective communication has always been integral to our ethos, and these honors are a testament to our commitment to excellence. As we celebrate this achievement, it motivates us to innovate further and maintain the highest standards in all our communication endeavors.”
This remarkable accomplishment underscores SAIL’s leadership in advancing impactful and innovative communication strategies.
In exercise of the power conferred by the Constitution of India, the President of India, after consultation with Chief Justice of India, is pleased to appoint the following Chief Justices and Additional Judges as Permanent Judges in High Courts:
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Justice G S Sandhawalia, Judge, P&H High Court | Appointed as Chief Justice of Himachal Pradesh High Court. |
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Justice Guhanathan Narendar, Judge, Andhra Pradesh High Court | Appointed as Chief Justice of Uttarakhand High Court. |
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Justice Ramachandra Dattatray Huddar,
Addl. Judge, Karnataka High Court |
Appointed as Permanent Judges of Karnataka High Court. |
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Justice Venkatesh Naik Thavaryanaik,
Addl. Judge, Karnataka High Court |
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Justice Vijaykumar Adagouda Patil,
Addl. Judge, Karnataka High Court |
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Justice Rajesh Rai Kallangala,
Addl. Judge, Karnataka High Court |
Appointed as Permanent Judge of Karnataka High Court with effect from the date on or after 1st February, 2025, when he assumes charge of his office. |
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Justice Shalinder Kaur,
Addl. Judge, Delhi High Court |
Appointed as Permanent Judge of Delhi High Court. |
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Justice Ravinder Dudeja,
Addl. Judge, Delhi High Court |
HSCC India Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of NBCC India Limited, has secured a work order from the Medical Education Department, Government of Maharashtra for the establishment of a comprehensive and unified e-library across 22 Government Medical Colleges and 3 Dental Colleges in the state. The approximate value of work is Rs. 98 Crore. The platform shall be aimed at enhancing the educational experience for students and faculty.
HSCC will provide the unified platform (web and mobile applications) at these 25 colleges with licensed access to latest and updated e-books, e-journals, e-research materials, learning video etc. The e-library will allow registration of upto 1,00,000 users of the library and at least 32,000 concurrent users. The e-library will also allow off campus access to registered users.
This cutting-edge project will provide a robust digital infrastructure that will serve as an all-encompassing platform for accessing a wide range of educational resources. The e-library platform is part of the Government of Maharashtra’s ongoing efforts to modernize and digitize educational facilities, ensuring that both students and faculty members are empowered with the latest resources to aid their academic and professional development.
HSCC India Limited, with its vast experience in the healthcare infrastructure sector, has been a pioneer in executing various projects in the country. The company’s commitment to delivering quality and innovative solutions continues to strengthen its position as a key player in India’s infrastructure development.
Shri Karamjit Singh PCS (Punjab 2017), appointed as Chief Minister’s Field Officer – Sangrur, Punjab.
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Shri Suman Bhattacharya WBCS(Exe 1995) presently Additional Secretary- Health & Family Welfare Department has been appointed to the Super Time Scale , West Bengal.
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Ms. Gurleen IAS (2023) has been allocated Punjab cadre
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Shri Khanindra Das ACS (DR-10) presently Additional District Commissioner, Barpeta is transferred and posted as Deputy Secretary – School Education Department and OSD- Samagra Shiksha Axom (SSA) and Rashtriya Madhyamik Shiksha Abhijan (RMSA) as additional charges.
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Shri Sumant Sahay IAS (West Bengal 2016) presently Joint Secretary- Department of Information Technology and Electronics given additional charge as Managing Director- WEBEL, West Bengal.
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