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Rangat, March 10: CITU Rangat Zonal Committee has organised a meeting of daily rated workers working in various departments of Rangat and nearby places today (10.03.2024) at Zilla Parishad Auditorium, Rangat, Middle Andaman.
Addressing the meeting, D. Ayyappan, Vice President, CITU State Committee elaborately explained the current status of the demands raised by various unions in APWD, Electricity, PRI, etc. Referring to the demands of the unions for regularization of the services of daily rated workers, he said that the Modi government at the centre has rejected the demand and informed the workers that the CITU has decided to launch a territory-wide agitation by mobilizing the entire workers in the coming months. He called upon the workers to remain united under the banner of CITU.
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As we begin the holy month of Ramzan, I convey my warm greetings and good wishes to all Muslim brothers and sisters of Andaman and Nicobar Islands.
The month of Ramzan is sacred and holy. It is also a month of sober reflection and introspection. Ramzan is also known for harmony, fraternity, equality of all human beings, kindness and generosity.
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Port Blair, Mar. 10: The (Branch) MSME Development & Facilitation Office, Port Blair will be organizing and awareness program on MSME Competitiveness (Lean) Scheme at Port Blair on Mar. 12 & 13. The objective of the program is to make MSMEs aware about various Lean techniques that help in increasing the competitiveness of MSMEs and also to provide information on Government assistance available in the scheme.
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Rangat, Mar. 10: International Women’s Day 2024 was celebrated by ICDS Project, Rangat on Mar. 8, with great enthusiasm highlighting the theme ‘Invest in women: Accelerate Progress’. The event, organised by the ICDS Rangat, featured a series of engaging activities aimed at honouring and empowering women. Participants engaged in discussion focusing on gender equality, women’s rights, and the importance of women empowerment to drive social economic progress.
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Port Blair, Mar. 10: Taking note of the various trends and cases of plummeting levels of political campaign discourse in recently held elections, the Election Commission of India has issued further advisory to all political parties to maintain decorum and utmost restraint in public campaigning and raise the level of election campaigning to “issue” based debate.
The Commission has also put the Star Campaigners and candidates on a ‘notice’ in case of violations that followed the previously known methodologies during elections to avoid MCC. The Election Commission will assess any indirect MCC violations as per advisory as a fair basis to re-work the notices to be given in terms of time and content in issue in the forthcoming elections. For the General Election to Lok Sabha and General Election to four State Legislative Assemblies, all phases and geographical area of elections shall be the basis to determine “repeat” offences.
Read more: ECI Advises Political Parties to focus on ‘Issue’ Based Debates