Warning No. SO(A-I) 1-31/2008 is issued by the Government of the Punjab School Education Department and Higher Education Department dated 26-11-2017 around Two Public Holidays because of DHARNA in an entire nation.
Notice of Two Public Holidays on 27th and 28th November 2017 because of Dharna in nation
Because of winning peace circumstances in the nation, the capable specialist has been satisfied to coordinate that all open and Privately oversaw schools in Punjab should stay shut on 27th and 28th November 2017.
Notification of Two Public Holidays 2017 due to Dharna in-country
Punjab Govt. Pronounces Vaisakhi, Two Other Days as Gazetted Public Holidays
December 30, 2017, | By Sikh Siyasat Bureau Chandigarh: After confronting feedback from SGPC and SAD (Badal) over denying occasion on Vaisakhi, the Punjab Government today proclaimed gazetted open occasions on the event of Vaisakhi, Maha Shivratri, and Martyrdom day of Sri Guru Teg Bahadur Ji on April 14, February 14 and December 12, 2018, separately. Additionally, READ Full List of All Punjab Government Gazetted Holidays and Restricted Holiday for 2018 Disclosing this here, an official representative said the Chief Minister had issued the vital bearings to this impact, following which a warning in such manner was issued by the Personnel Department late on Saturday evening. These occasions were before incorporated into the state’s rundown of confined occasions. RELATED NEWS: Punjab Government Revokes Holiday on Khalsa Sajna Dihara (Vaisakhi); SAD (B)- SGPC Objects Related Topics: Congress, Congress Government in Punjab 2017-2022, Congress Party, Punjab Government Leave a Reply
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Notice of Two Public Holidays on 27th and 28th November 2017 because of Dharna in nation
Two families dislodged by flames for the occasions
Leaf-Chronicle Published 3:04 p.m. CT Dec. 21, 2017, Here are five vital fire security tips. Information from the Red Cross. Ayrika Whitney/USA TODAY NETWORK – Tennessee Deborah Rhodes with child, Jarmarkis, 5, and little girls, Rayona, 11 and Dayonna, 9.(Photo: Stephanie Ingersoll/The Leaf-Chronicle)Buy Photo Two families are battling at the occasions after partitioned fires throughout the end of the week.
Deborah Rhodes said she and her three youngsters were at their home on Southern Drive presently before 9 a.m. on Sunday when she heard a fly in the stove. She had been making waffles and asked her two girls and child on the off chance that they comprehended what the clamor was. When she came back to the kitchen she heard something again and opened the broiler entryway. “I see chunks of flame fundamentally shooting out of the broiler,” she said.
There was smoke in the house and in light of the fact that two of her kids have asthma, they all went outside and sat in the auto to give it a chance to get out. At the point when Rhodes backpedaled in almost no time later, billows of white smoke smothered in the entryway. She slithered to the kitchen, killed the stove, and backpedaled outside to call 911. Firefighters arrived and put out the fire. The fire, caused by a broiler or stove breakdown, was put out, however, the house had broad smoke harm, as per the Clarksville Fire Rescue report. Rhodes, who rents the four-room house, said the family’s apparel and different things were demolished by the smoke.
She may have the capacity to rescue a few but since of her youngsters’ asthma, she doesn’t know whether any garments will be usable. “There’s not much,” she said Thursday. “We could have kicked the bucket in there.” She said they are remaining with her sister incidentally yet can’t remain there long in light of the fact that it’s open lodging. She’s additionally attempting to supplant garments and the endowments she’d gotten her youngsters.
“I work at Goodwill so I don’t have a great deal yet there were a couple of presents for each of them,” she said. “The primary concern is to get a rooftop over our head, a steady home.” Donations can be dropped off at the Goodwill on Fort Campbell Boulevard or sent or dropped off at 110 Bluegrass Road in Clarksville. For another situation, a fire demolished a home on Aly Sheba Drive in Clarksville on Saturday, as indicated by a Clarksville Fire Rescue report. The fire was accounted for at 6:43 a.m. The group of six was uprooted and they lost two puppies, a grown-up puppy, and a feline. The Red Cross was brought in to help the family. Achieve Reporter Stephanie Ingersoll at singersoll@theleafchronicle.com or 931-245-0267 and on Twitter @StephLeaf Read or Share this story: http://www.theleafchronicle.com/story/news/2017/12/21/two-families-dislodged fires-occasions/974422001/
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