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If your phone is lost or stolen, there’s no need to worry. The Government of India has taken a significant step towards addressing mobile phone theft and protecting consumer interests with the launch of the Central Equipment Identity Register (CEIR) web portal (ceir.gov.in). To inform and train law enforcement agencies on utilizing this portal effectively, a one-day workshop was organized by Indian Telecom officials at the State Crime Branch Headquarters for CCTNS and Cyber Cell officials.The workshop targeted Cyber Cell and CCTNS officers of the state, providing them with valuable insights into reporting mobile theft or loss on the CEIR portal and how the investigating agencies can leverage it.The CEIR portal offers an important feature where users can immediately block their stolen or lost mobile phones, preventing unauthorized access and misuse of personal data. Additionally, the public can conveniently register complaints from the comfort of their homes and track the status of their complaints on the portal. ADGP Crime Haryana, Sh. O.P. Singh, while addressing the attendees, emphasized that a “CEIR desk” will be established in every district to assist those with limited technological knowledge. This desk will upload data of lost or stolen mobile phones in the district onto the portal, aiding the efforts to curb the counterfeit mobile phone market and discourage thefts. The State Crime Branch will also receive monthly reports on this matter.In the workshop, Deputy Director General Asit Kadian and Assistant Director General Sachin from the Department of Telecom were present in the workshop.Moreover, the State Crime Branch Chief Sh. OP Singh acknowledged the cooperation of the Indian Department of Telecom and highlighted that the general public will be made aware of the portal’s launch to encourage immediate reporting of lost or stolen mobile devices. The portal allows users to block their phones by entering the IMEI number or unblock them if needed.To integrate the CEIR portal with CCTNS (Crime and Criminal Tracking Network & Systems), testing is underway, and the data will soon be synchronized. This integration will enable seamless sharing of data with other institutions. The state police are committed to creating awareness among the public about this facility operated by the Government of India and will conduct programs in each district to achieve this objective.For individuals who have lost their mobile phones, reporting the incident on the CEIR portal involves a few simple steps. First, they need to register an FIR at the nearest police station and obtain a duplicate SIM card from their telecom service provider. Then, by providing the mobile number/IMEI number on the CEIR Grievance Online Registration Form (https://ceir.gov.in/Request/CeirUserBlockRequestDirect.jsp), they can block the handset from accessing any mobile network in the future.For those unfamiliar with the portal, a CEIR desk will soon be set up for mobile-related complaints. Trained staff at these desks will assist the general public in registering their complaints on the portal and taking appropriate action after receiving the calls. 

IEP Chandigarh, July 29

Nine-year-old Gulab, a resident of Khandora village, district Rewari might now not have to worry about the financial condition of his grandparents who are struggling hard to give him the best life after the death of his parents. 

        All thanks to the Chief Minister, Sh. Manohar Lal for taking a quick cognizance of the emotional appeal made by Gulab’s grandmother, handed over a pension certificate to his grandmother that too in just 24 hours. Now, Gulab’s grandparents will get an amount of Rs. 4000 under the sponsor scheme. Not only this, the Chief Minister has also ensured his (gulab) grandparents that even in future, if needed, all possible help will be given to the family.

        It was during the Jan Samvad at Jarthal, district Rewari today when Gulab’s grandmother got a pension certificate from the Chief Minister after she had made an emotional appeal before the him for giving financial aid to them during a Samvad programme in Khandora on July 28.

        Meanwhile, this is the second such incident wherein the Jan Samvad turned into a golden opportunity for the elderly as earlier, the Chief Minister while addressing a Samvad programme in Ateli on July 28 had handed over the pension certificate to an elderly in just one hour.

        The Chief Minister announced to fulfill almost all the demands raised before him by the villagers of Jarthal village. He approved a proposal to construct an animal dispensary as per the prescribed norms, a Vyayamshalas if the land is provided, the construction of two rooms in the primary school, and the construction of a new building for the health centre.

        He informed that development works have been done in the village at a cost of about Rs. 1.22 crore. The Chief Minister congratulated the people for the AIIMS being built in the village Majra of the Bawal Vidhan Sabha area. He said that the state government has no dearth of funds for development works.

        Sh. Manohar Lal said that in the last 9 years, development work has been done by the central and state government in Haryana without any discrimination. Apart from this, a digitalized system has been implemented by making the benefits of public welfare schemes online, so that the common man can get the benefits while sitting at home.

        He said that in comparison to the development works done by the previous governments in 10 years, the BJP government in the state has done development works at double the speed during its tenure.

        In the previous governments, only 30 percent of the money coming for development works was spent, but the BJP government in the state has worked to bring transparency in the development works, said Sh. Manohar Lal.

        He said that the Gram Panchayats can get their development work done through e-tendering. After the development plans are uploaded online, the work which used to take several months is now done in 2 days. He said that during the tenure of the present government, jobs have been given to the youth on the basis of merit without any discrimination, said Sh. Manohar Lal.

        He said that an online system has been created to make life easier for the people, which is benefiting the people. Today money is going directly into the accounts of the farmers. Till now Rs. 50,000 crores have been deposited in the account of the farmers, not only the farmers have benefited from this, but also the government has saved Rs. 1500 crore through these digital transactions by eliminating the middlemen and ghost beneficiaries, said Sh. Manohar Lal.

        The Chief Minister said that the objective of the Jan Samvad is to interact with the villagers by going among them. This is the sixth district where

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the path towards self-reliance.He said that the present state government has also made dedicated efforts to promote the education of girls. Colleges have been opened within a radius of every 20 kilometres so that the girls do not have to travel far distances for their higher education.        “Also, separate colleges have been opened for girl students. In the last eight and a half years, a total of 72 new government colleges were opened in the state, out of which 31 are for girls. Besides this, a free travel facility is provided to the girls travelling via state transport up to a distance of 150 km for girl students to travel from their homes to educational institutions,” shared Sh. Manohar Lal.        He further shared that apart from these initiatives, the government has also started 211 special girl students buses under the Chhatra Parivahan Suraksha Yojana to ensure safe travel. Similarly, 29 women industrial training institutes have also been established in the state to provide technical education to daughters. A stipend of Rs 500 per month is also given to the girls studying in the ITIs.

IEP Chandigarh, July 29

Haryana Chief Minister, Sh. Manohar Lal said that the problem of chemically contaminated dirty water of industrial units coming from Bhiwadi in Rajasthan to Dharuhera in Haryana will be resolved soon.        “I have personally spoken to the Chief Minister of Rajasthan about this and he has assured us of taking appropriate steps. But we have asked them to give the assurance in writing so that there is no laxity at any level,” said Sh. Manohar Lal.         He said that for a permanent solution to this problem, a meeting will be organized with the top officers of the concerned departments on Sunday and the officers from Rajasthan will also be called in this meeting.        “We are ready to take this matter to the Supreme Court to get a permanent solution to this problem,” said Sh. Manohar Lal who had today visited Bhiwadi and Dharuhera cities to take the stock of the dirty water before attending the Jan Samvad Programme at Dharuhera in district Rewari on Sunday.        He said that the NGT has also imposed a fine of Rs 45 crore on Rajasthan for releasing polluted water from Bhiwadi towards Dharuhera, but Rajasthan has approached the court and got stay on the matter. Now the Haryana government will go to the Supreme Court to vacate the stay. The people of Dharuhera will not be left to suffer. Rajasthan will be given 7 days notice for appropriate action in this matter, said the Chief Minister.        While addressing the Jan Samvad at Dharuhera, the Chief Minister said that the government is improving the lives of the people by ensuring the reach of benefits of public welfare schemes to the grassroot levels. In Dharuhera, 6983 Ayushman cards have been made, out of which 69 people have availed the benefits, on which the government has spent an amount of Rs. 22.5 lakh.        He said that the government is giving jobs on merit without any discrimination and so far 67 people have got jobs in Dharuhera during the tenure of the present government.        The Chief Minister further shared that under the Mukhyamantri Antyodaya Parivar Utthan Yojana, 172 people of Dharuhera, whose income is less than Rs. 1 lakh, have been given loans and provided employment opportunities. Similarly, financial help is being provided to rural women through Self Help Groups, due to which the standard of living of the women is rising, he added.        While fulfilling the demand raised by the people of Dharuhera, the Chief Minister announced that a new bus stand would be constructed by July 2024. He informed that the present state government has got development works worth Rs 36.76 crore done in Dharuhera.        Chairman, Haryana Tourism Corporation, Dr. Arvind Yadav, and other dignitaries also remained present on this occasion.

IEP Chandigarh July 29

Shri Vishwakarma Skill University ( SVSU),  Palwal has taken an historic initiative with Anand Group in the field of technical education. The University will be providing B.Tech degree to 30 working professionals of Anand Group along with their regular jobs.        In the presence of Additional Chief Secretary, Department of Technical Education, Industries and Commerce, Mr  Anand Mohan Sharan,  Vice Chancellor of Shri Vishwakarma Skill University, Dr. Raj Nehru and President of Anand Group Mr Mahendra Goyal, Registrar Prof. Jyoti Rana and Senior  President Head of Anand Group Pankaj Sharma signed the MoU.        Chief guest Mr. Anand Mohan Sharan appreciated this initiative of  SVSU and said that  the University is playing the role of a pioneer. This paradigm shift for working professionals at Anand Group was not an easy task but Shri Vishwakarma Skill University has made it possible with their untiring efforts.   

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To stop illegal mining in the State, the Haryana Home Minister Anil Vij on Friday announced a series of steps including drone mapping of mining, setting up of drone unit and permit vehicles to enter the mining area. He stated this while presiding over the first meeting of Haryana State Enforcement Bureau (HSEB), in Chandigarh. He further said that HSEB would soon set up a drone unit to have a hawk eye to prevent illegal mining. He directed the Bureau to immediately take up the work of Drone mapping of mining area. Instructing the officers, he said that drone mapping is essential in areas like Yamuna Nagar, Narnaul, Bhiwani and Nuh, and this exercise should be done every month. Vij directed the bureau officers to only permit vehicles of valid contractors to enter the mining area and no vehicles without permission should not be allowed to enter the mining area.The Home Minister has directed that to curb the illegal liquor business, cameras with number detection of vehicles should be installed at the entry and exit gates of distilleries. Apart from this, the vehicles leaving the distillery should also be GPS enabled so that illegal liquor business can be curbed.Apart from this, he instructed the officers that a Website and App of the bureau should also be prepared and various modules should be incorporated in it so that information on mining, encroachment, challan, liquor monitoring etc. should be available.During the meeting, Vij said that a time limit should be given to the personnel working in various concerned departments who have been deployed in the bureau to join duty. Apart from this, he said that the functioning of the bureau should be ensured in each district. He said that information about the action being taken by the bureau should also be made available to him in the form of a report every month.The Home Minister was apprised in the meeting that the State Government has set up a bureau to monitor and initiate criminal action in cases of illegal mining, encroachment on government sites, illegal construction, challan and illegal liquor trade. The bureau has 8 police stations at Ambala, Karnal, Rohtak, Rewari, Gurugram, Faridabad, Hisar and Jind and the bureau will function under various Acts. The minister was apprised that the bureau would work to prevent violations committed under the Acts coming under Haryana Power Utilities, Mining Department, Transport Department and Excise Department etc. It was informed in the meeting that till now 253 sites were inspected and 43 vehicles were seized by the bureaus to stop illegal mining. Similarly, under the Transport Department, 758 vehicles were checked and 232 vehicles were seized and a fine of Rs 1,51,52,000 was imposed. At the same time, 36517 FIRs were registered by the Bureau under the Power Utilities, 494 FIRs by the Bureau under the Irrigation Department, 50 FIRs under the Town and Planning Department and 35 site inspections and 2 FIRs under the Excise Department.