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Saturday, Jul 24, 2004
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A spokesman said here that the sangh had demanded the appointment of the Sixth Pay Commission and an announcement on promotions promised by the Divisional Railway Manager. It also wanted speedy implementation of cadre restructuring, which was accepted by the Railway Board. Other demands included revising upwards interest on provident fund to 12 per cent and fixing working hours of the railway gatekeepers to eight hours a day.
An official spokesman said here that short-term courses on agriculture-related subjects would also be conducted. Teachers qualified in agricultural sciences had been commissioned for anchoring the classes. Those who complete the programme will receive certificates approved by the Union Government. More details can be had from the Indian Agricultural Association, PB No. 5019, Fort P.O., Thiruvananthapuram.
The facility in Bahrain will initially provide only day-care facilities through its outpatient departments and 10 speciality clinics, says the release. Besides, it will also have a pharmacy, a speech therapy centre and other diagnostic facilities, the release adds. The ultimate objective is to turn the medical centre into a full-fledged hospital with 20 beds, and surgical and obstetrics departments, the press release says.
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