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Special Leave For Assam Government Employees To Spend Time With Parents, In-Laws
The Assam government has declared two days of special casual leave in November for its employees to spend time with their parents or parents-in-law, the chief minister's office (CMO) said today.
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Assam Government Employee Arrested For Sexually Harassing Colleague: Cops
An official of the district handloom and textile department in Assam's Morigaon was arrested on Friday for allegedly sexually harassing a female colleague, police said.
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Assam Ministers, Government Staff Now Won't Get Subsidised Power: Himanta Sarma
No subsidised power will be provided to any minister, officer or government employee in Assam, Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said on Sunday.
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"Even If Religion Allows...": Assam Says No 2nd Marriage Without Permission
Assam government in a recent order said that its employees can not marry for the second time without its approval if the first wife is alive.
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Bigamy Will Invite Punitive Action, Assam Government Warns Employees
The Assam government has barred its employees from marrying another person if the spouse is alive and warned of punitive action if they indulged in bigamy.
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May Consider Paying Gap Between Old, New Pension Schemes: Assam Chief Minister Himanta Sarma
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Tuesday said the state government will consider paying the gap amount between old and new pension schemes to the employees under the newer mode of monthly retirement emoluments.
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Half-Day For Assam Government Employees To Watch "The Kashmir Files"
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Tuesday announcedthat state government employees can avail a half-day leave to watch the recently released movie "Kashmir Files".
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Special Four-Day Break For Assam Government Employees To Visit Parents Begins
A four-day-long break, including two special casual leaves, for Assam government employees to spend time with their parents and in-laws began on Thursday.
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Assam To Acquire Assets Of Defunct Hindustan Paper Mills, Give Rs 570 Crore In Relief
The Assam government will acquire the assets of two defunct paper mills of Hindustan Paper Corporation Limited and provide Rs 570 crore to its employees as part of a relief package according to an agreement.
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Assam Withdraws Controversial Clause In Class 10, 12 Exam Evaluation Scheme
Under Clause 5 of the notifications, students aspiring to become teachers or employees in the Education Department or any other state government department where recruitment is "substantially based on HSLC or HSSLC marks" will have to appear for a special matric or higher secondary examination.
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Assam Government Employees' Body Criticises No Vaccine, No Salary Plan
The Assam government has stressed that efforts are being made to ensure that state government employees at the frontline of the fight against Covid get vaccinated and added that those who do not take the shots may face salary cuts.
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Salary Cut For Unvaccinated? Assam Orders Status Check For Its Employees
The Assam government has asked all its departments to find out the status of COVID-19 vaccination of frontline government employees before the salaries are disbursed to them from the "current month onwards".
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Assam Power Discom Urges State To Release Salaries Only If Employees Pay Bills
The Assam Power Distribution Company Ltd (APDCL) has urged the state government to release the salaries of its employees for June only if they clear their electricity bills.
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Banned Assam Outfit ULFA-I To Free Abducted ONGC Worker On Ceasefire Call
Ritul Saikia, one of three ONGC employees abducted by banned Assam outfit ULFA-I last month, will be released as a sign of good faith, faction chief Paresh Baruah said Thursday, after the state government welcomed an "unilateral ceasefire" call
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"Unkept Promise": Employees Of Two Defunct Paper Mills In Assam Not To Vote For BJP
In a setback to the incumbent BJP government, some 1,800 employees of two defunct paper mills in Assam have declared that they will not vote for the BJP since the party had failed to fulfil its promise made last election to reopen the two establishments. The angry workers have even launched a campaign against the party.
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Special Leave For Assam Government Employees To Spend Time With Parents, In-Laws
The Assam government has declared two days of special casual leave in November for its employees to spend time with their parents or parents-in-law, the chief minister's office (CMO) said today.
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Assam Government Employee Arrested For Sexually Harassing Colleague: Cops
An official of the district handloom and textile department in Assam's Morigaon was arrested on Friday for allegedly sexually harassing a female colleague, police said.
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Assam Ministers, Government Staff Now Won't Get Subsidised Power: Himanta Sarma
No subsidised power will be provided to any minister, officer or government employee in Assam, Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said on Sunday.
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"Even If Religion Allows...": Assam Says No 2nd Marriage Without Permission
Assam government in a recent order said that its employees can not marry for the second time without its approval if the first wife is alive.
-
Bigamy Will Invite Punitive Action, Assam Government Warns Employees
The Assam government has barred its employees from marrying another person if the spouse is alive and warned of punitive action if they indulged in bigamy.
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May Consider Paying Gap Between Old, New Pension Schemes: Assam Chief Minister Himanta Sarma
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Tuesday said the state government will consider paying the gap amount between old and new pension schemes to the employees under the newer mode of monthly retirement emoluments.
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Half-Day For Assam Government Employees To Watch "The Kashmir Files"
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Tuesday announcedthat state government employees can avail a half-day leave to watch the recently released movie "Kashmir Files".
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Special Four-Day Break For Assam Government Employees To Visit Parents Begins
A four-day-long break, including two special casual leaves, for Assam government employees to spend time with their parents and in-laws began on Thursday.
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Assam To Acquire Assets Of Defunct Hindustan Paper Mills, Give Rs 570 Crore In Relief
The Assam government will acquire the assets of two defunct paper mills of Hindustan Paper Corporation Limited and provide Rs 570 crore to its employees as part of a relief package according to an agreement.
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Assam Withdraws Controversial Clause In Class 10, 12 Exam Evaluation Scheme
Under Clause 5 of the notifications, students aspiring to become teachers or employees in the Education Department or any other state government department where recruitment is "substantially based on HSLC or HSSLC marks" will have to appear for a special matric or higher secondary examination.
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Assam Government Employees' Body Criticises No Vaccine, No Salary Plan
The Assam government has stressed that efforts are being made to ensure that state government employees at the frontline of the fight against Covid get vaccinated and added that those who do not take the shots may face salary cuts.
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Salary Cut For Unvaccinated? Assam Orders Status Check For Its Employees
The Assam government has asked all its departments to find out the status of COVID-19 vaccination of frontline government employees before the salaries are disbursed to them from the "current month onwards".
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Assam Power Discom Urges State To Release Salaries Only If Employees Pay Bills
The Assam Power Distribution Company Ltd (APDCL) has urged the state government to release the salaries of its employees for June only if they clear their electricity bills.
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Banned Assam Outfit ULFA-I To Free Abducted ONGC Worker On Ceasefire Call
Ritul Saikia, one of three ONGC employees abducted by banned Assam outfit ULFA-I last month, will be released as a sign of good faith, faction chief Paresh Baruah said Thursday, after the state government welcomed an "unilateral ceasefire" call
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"Unkept Promise": Employees Of Two Defunct Paper Mills In Assam Not To Vote For BJP
In a setback to the incumbent BJP government, some 1,800 employees of two defunct paper mills in Assam have declared that they will not vote for the BJP since the party had failed to fulfil its promise made last election to reopen the two establishments. The angry workers have even launched a campaign against the party.
