We are pleased to announce that our Evaluation version Karnal website has launched with the name of 'www.karnallife.com'. The Tag Line is " Lets Make it Better "We have completely redesigned our layout with simplicity, ease of use, and a strong focus on content delivery in mind.
Taking a spoonful of or own medicine; we believe that a great website is never truly finished. Our new website will become the launching point for many exciting new features we will be rolling out in both the near and distant future. Some of our planned improvements include, a Karnal dial area for our clients to access their Needs and Items, a mobile version of the site for phone and tablet users is m.karnallife.com, and a slew of web based tools and resources we've dreamed up to help you establish, maintain and grow your business marketing impact.
Our website will always be a work in progress. We will continue to update our website regularly with new grants, publications, case studies and news from our foundation and partners. In the New Year, we will Launched Completely but By the time our communications further through the use of social media tools.
Please take a moment and navigate through our new website. If you have any questions or comments regarding the content contained in our website, please feel free to email us.
Karnallife@gmail.com (Please its very Important to us)
Finally, we would like to thank Baljeet Singh for his outstanding Support to website.
We truly hope you enjoy exploring our new website, and please feel free to send us comments or feedback you may have.
- The Karnal Life Team
We are pleased to announce that our Evaluation version Karnal website has launched with the name of 'www.karnallife.com'. The Tag Line is " Lets Make it Better "We have completely redesigned our layout with simplicity, ease of use, and a strong focus on content delivery in mind.
Taking a spoonful of or own medicine; we believe that a great website is never truly finished. Our new website will become the launching point for many exciting new features we will be rolling out in both the near and distant future. Some of our planned improvements include, a Karnal dial area for our clients to access their Needs and Items, a mobile version of the site for phone and tablet users is m.karnallife.com, and a slew of web based tools and resources we've dreamed up to help you establish, maintain and grow your business marketing impact.
Our website will always be a work in progress. We will continue to update our website regularly with new grants, publications, case studies and news from our foundation and partners. In the New Year, we will Launched Completely but By the time our communications further through the use of social media tools.
Please take a moment and navigate through our new website. If you have any questions or comments regarding the content contained in our website, please feel free to email us.
Karnallife@gmail.com (Please its very Important to us)
Finally, we would like to thank Baljeet Singh for his outstanding Support to website.
We truly hope you enjoy exploring our new website, and please feel free to send us comments or feedback you may have.
- The Karnal Life Team
103 VACANCIES OF CLERKFill posts on merit, orders HC Saurabh Malik/TNS
Chandigarh, November 14
Twentyfive years after the Haryana Selection Service Board issued an advertisement for the recruitment for clerks in various departments, the Punjab and Haryana High Court has directed the filling of the vacancies “strictly on the basis of merit”. In all, 103 vacancies will now be filled on the basis of the merit list prepared by the state of Haryana and other respondents.
A list of 5,373 candidates was declared on October 15, 1989, pursuant to the advertisement issued on July 22, 1987. Out of the total, candidates up to merit number 4,645 were appointed.
A single Judge directed the appointment of first 12 meritorious petitioners after 43 unsuccessful candidates filed a writ petition in the High Court. The order was passed on the premise that there were only 12 vacancies.
After a series of litigation, the matter ultimately went to the Supreme Court and was finally decided on August 19, 1998, in the case of Roshni Devi versus state of Haryana. Referring to the judgment in Roshni Devi’s case, the Bench of Chief Justice
Arjan Kumar Sikri and Justice Rakesh Kumar Jain asserted that “necessary directions have already been given in this very judgment”. A direction “clearly maintains that if the vacancies exist during the period in question, the appointments could be made strictly on the basis of their merit position in the list…. A cumulative reading of the directions
provides the complete answer and the course of action to be chartered.
“It is clear that the court had directed that the appointments are to be made strictly on the basis of merit in the list prepared by the state on the basis of selection. It does not leave any room for the original writ petitioners to argue that others who did not approach the court should be excluded”.
The Bench concluded: “We, thus, set aside the direction of the single Judge given in the order or other orders confined to the filling of the posts on the basis of the inter-se merit of the writ petitioners alone.
“Instead, it is directed that 103 vacancies which according to the state of Haryana still exist pertaining to the period October 15, 1989, to November 18, 1995, shall be filled strictly on the basis of the merit position in the list prepared by the respondents”.
103 VACANCIES OF CLERKFill posts on merit, orders HC Saurabh Malik/TNS
Chandigarh, November 14
Twentyfive years after the Haryana Selection Service Board issued an advertisement for the recruitment for clerks in various departments, the Punjab and Haryana High Court has directed the filling of the vacancies “strictly on the basis of merit”. In all, 103 vacancies will now be filled on the basis of the merit list prepared by the state of Haryana and other respondents.
A list of 5,373 candidates was declared on October 15, 1989, pursuant to the advertisement issued on July 22, 1987. Out of the total, candidates up to merit number 4,645 were appointed.
A single Judge directed the appointment of first 12 meritorious petitioners after 43 unsuccessful candidates filed a writ petition in the High Court. The order was passed on the premise that there were only 12 vacancies.
After a series of litigation, the matter ultimately went to the Supreme Court and was finally decided on August 19, 1998, in the case of Roshni Devi versus state of Haryana. Referring to the judgment in Roshni Devi’s case, the Bench of Chief Justice
Arjan Kumar Sikri and Justice Rakesh Kumar Jain asserted that “necessary directions have already been given in this very judgment”. A direction “clearly maintains that if the vacancies exist during the period in question, the appointments could be made strictly on the basis of their merit position in the list…. A cumulative reading of the directions
provides the complete answer and the course of action to be chartered.
“It is clear that the court had directed that the appointments are to be made strictly on the basis of merit in the list prepared by the state on the basis of selection. It does not leave any room for the original writ petitioners to argue that others who did not approach the court should be excluded”.
The Bench concluded: “We, thus, set aside the direction of the single Judge given in the order or other orders confined to the filling of the posts on the basis of the inter-se merit of the writ petitioners alone.
“Instead, it is directed that 103 vacancies which according to the state of Haryana still exist pertaining to the period October 15, 1989, to November 18, 1995, shall be filled strictly on the basis of the merit position in the list prepared by the respondents”.
103 VACANCIES OF CLERKFill posts on merit, orders HC Saurabh Malik/TNS
Chandigarh, November 14
Twentyfive years after the Haryana Selection Service Board issued an advertisement for the recruitment for clerks in various departments, the Punjab and Haryana High Court has directed the filling of the vacancies “strictly on the basis of merit”. In all, 103 vacancies will now be filled on the basis of the merit list prepared by the state of Haryana and other respondents.
A list of 5,373 candidates was declared on October 15, 1989, pursuant to the advertisement issued on July 22, 1987. Out of the total, candidates up to merit number 4,645 were appointed.
A single Judge directed the appointment of first 12 meritorious petitioners after 43 unsuccessful candidates filed a writ petition in the High Court. The order was passed on the premise that there were only 12 vacancies.
After a series of litigation, the matter ultimately went to the Supreme Court and was finally decided on August 19, 1998, in the case of Roshni Devi versus state of Haryana. Referring to the judgment in Roshni Devi’s case, the Bench of Chief Justice
Arjan Kumar Sikri and Justice Rakesh Kumar Jain asserted that “necessary directions have already been given in this very judgment”. A direction “clearly maintains that if the vacancies exist during the period in question, the appointments could be made strictly on the basis of their merit position in the list…. A cumulative reading of the directions
provides the complete answer and the course of action to be chartered.
“It is clear that the court had directed that the appointments are to be made strictly on the basis of merit in the list prepared by the state on the basis of selection. It does not leave any room for the original writ petitioners to argue that others who did not approach the court should be excluded”.
The Bench concluded: “We, thus, set aside the direction of the single Judge given in the order or other orders confined to the filling of the posts on the basis of the inter-se merit of the writ petitioners alone.
“Instead, it is directed that 103 vacancies which according to the state of Haryana still exist pertaining to the period October 15, 1989, to November 18, 1995, shall be filled strictly on the basis of the merit position in the list prepared by the respondents”.
Bijendra Ahlawat
Tribune News Service
Tribune News Service
Jind, November 14
Traffic movement on the Narwana-Patiala highway was disrupted for over five hours today after hundreds of residents of Belarkha village of the district squatted on the main road, demanding the arrest of the truck driver who had allegedly crushed a villager to death in an accident last night.
The blockade came to an end after the intervention of senior police officials.
Police sources said the residents of Belarkha came out on the highway this morning after it was revealed that the victim, Dharamvir aged 25 years, had been killed in an accident last night.
His body was found dumped under leaves near the Dharodi minor, located about 100 yards from the main road.
The villagers told the police that Dharamvir had gone to his field late last night and failed to return home.
He was allegedly run over by a truck passing on the highway while crossing the road around midnight last night. It is claimed that the truck which had run over him had skidded and got stuck in the adjoining field after the accident.
Villagers alleged that the driver got the body of Dharamvir dumped near the canal and covered it with vegetation and threw his belongings and a bicycle at a secluded place before absconding with his vehicle.
Hundreds of villagers assembled on the highway this morning and did not allow the traffic to pass for over five hours. Hundreds of vehicles got stuck in the jam on both sides of the blockade. The movement was resumed around 3.20 pm this evening after the police assured them of tracing the truck and its driver.
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About us
To create professionals in the field of IT and help them reach the highest professional heights in their careers by providing the best IT training.
Talents - an it training and excellence academy, registered under societies act 1980 haryana was established in the year 2000 under the guidance of Mr. Baljeet Singh, a visionary teacher and mentor for serving students by offering them high end quality training programs. Talents it training & development centre believes in nurturing young talents, thus bringing the best out of young minds.
Talents training methodology has been developed after years of experience. students are trained on the subject domain and then they are made to develop a live project on the same.
Students have appreciated our training programmes and reached the best work places of the world. our students are placed across microsoft, google, infosys, wipro, tcs, accenture, l&t infotech, sun microsystems, oracle, csc the list is endless. we train our students not only on high end technologies but also train them on high work ethics to make them reach the highest professional heights in their career.
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Sector -13 Main Market, Karnal-132001
Haryana (India)
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