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Make Right To Services Act In Maharashtra More Effective: RTI Activist
Former Central Information Commissioner (CIC) Shailesh Gandhi has urged Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis to take steps for the effective implementation of the Right to Services (RTS) Act.
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SC Students Must Get Scholarship: Uttarakhand Right to Service Commission
The Uttarakhand Right to Service Commission recommended granting scholarships to eligible SC students of polytechnic who have been denied benefits of the scheme during 2015-16 on technical grounds.
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Over 2,000 'Sewa Kendra' Set Up In Punjab: Sukhbir Singh Badal
Punjab government today said it has established 2,147 unified service delivery centres in both rural and urban areas of the state for people to avail citizen-centric services near their homes.
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Nine Bills Passed By Haryana Assembly
Haryana Assembly passed nine Bills on Tuesday, including the Haryana Right to Service (Amendment) Bill 2016, to reduce the harassment of applicants, and Haryana Private Universities (Second Amendment) Bill 2016.
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Will Transform Maharashtra Into a 'Super Industrial State', Says Devendra Fadnavis
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis today said he will transform the state into a "super industrial state" within next few years, while reiterating government's focus to improve lives of distressed farmers.
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Kerala to implement Right to Services Act from November 1
The Right to Services Act would be implemented in Kerala from November 1, Chief Minister Oommen Chandy said in Thiruvananthapuram on Tuesday.
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Right to Services in three months in Kerala
Chief Minister Oommen Chandy on Thursday said his government has stepped up efforts to implement within three months the Right to Services law which seeks to ensure delivery of specified services by authorities within a stipulated time.
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Right to Service becomes law in Kerala
With the Kerala assembly on Wednesday passing the Right to Service Bill, 2012, Chief Minister Oommen Chandy has kept his promise of making available services to the people within a specified time. Thirteen specified government services come under the ambit of the new law.
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Make Right To Services Act In Maharashtra More Effective: RTI Activist
Former Central Information Commissioner (CIC) Shailesh Gandhi has urged Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis to take steps for the effective implementation of the Right to Services (RTS) Act.
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SC Students Must Get Scholarship: Uttarakhand Right to Service Commission
The Uttarakhand Right to Service Commission recommended granting scholarships to eligible SC students of polytechnic who have been denied benefits of the scheme during 2015-16 on technical grounds.
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Over 2,000 'Sewa Kendra' Set Up In Punjab: Sukhbir Singh Badal
Punjab government today said it has established 2,147 unified service delivery centres in both rural and urban areas of the state for people to avail citizen-centric services near their homes.
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Nine Bills Passed By Haryana Assembly
Haryana Assembly passed nine Bills on Tuesday, including the Haryana Right to Service (Amendment) Bill 2016, to reduce the harassment of applicants, and Haryana Private Universities (Second Amendment) Bill 2016.
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Will Transform Maharashtra Into a 'Super Industrial State', Says Devendra Fadnavis
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis today said he will transform the state into a "super industrial state" within next few years, while reiterating government's focus to improve lives of distressed farmers.
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Kerala to implement Right to Services Act from November 1
The Right to Services Act would be implemented in Kerala from November 1, Chief Minister Oommen Chandy said in Thiruvananthapuram on Tuesday.
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Right to Services in three months in Kerala
Chief Minister Oommen Chandy on Thursday said his government has stepped up efforts to implement within three months the Right to Services law which seeks to ensure delivery of specified services by authorities within a stipulated time.
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Right to Service becomes law in Kerala
With the Kerala assembly on Wednesday passing the Right to Service Bill, 2012, Chief Minister Oommen Chandy has kept his promise of making available services to the people within a specified time. Thirteen specified government services come under the ambit of the new law.
