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Retirement age of medical teachers raised in Punjab Chandigarh, November 19 The cabinet meeting presided over by the Chief Minister also approved a solatium of Rupees three lakh per family for all labourers who have lost their livelihood because of the land acquired in Mansa for the Peona thermal plant. The labourers, who were left high and dry, have been agitating. The cabinet approved the proposal to offer ‘a government job’ to the next of kin of those killed during the agitation against the land acquisition and also waive off their cooperative loans. The cabinet also cleared the proposal to amend the land acquisition policy in order to ensure that landless labourers are also compensated whenever land is acquired. The cabinet also approved the recruitment of 31 posts of faculty in the Government Ayurvedic College Patiala including 6 Professors and Associate Professors, 4 Assistant Professors, Lecturers and Readers and 21 Demonstrators and Lecturers as per the norms of Central Council of Indian Medicine (CCIM). The Cabinet decided to upgrade the Banga sub-tehsil as a subdivision in Shaheed Bhagat Singh Nagar district besides Village Cheema in Sangrur and Hajipur in Hoshiarpur district as Sub-Tehsils and also aprproved creation of requisite staff for them. It also approved enhancement of non-official members of Punjab Gau Sewa Board from four to ten.It approved appointment of rifle shooter Ms. Ruby Tomar, as Sub Inspector in the pay scale Rs.10300-34800+ 3600 GP with basic pay of Rs.14430 instead of Assistant Sub Inspector. It approved creation of 34 posts of Information Technology Assistants besides regularising services of 337 employees working in the Punjab Health System Corporation on contract basis.
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