#7th Pay Commission today

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DA Hike latest Update: DA/DR जबरदस्त उछाल के साथ, महंगाई भत्ता AICPIN 12 महीने के टॉप पर

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दोस्तों आप सभी का स्वागत है हमारे वेबसाइट Mr. Indian Politics पर। आपको जानकर खुशी होगी कि AICPIN पिछले 12 महीने का रिकॉर्ड तोड़ते हुए जबरदस्त उछाल पर है जिसके चलते महंगाई भत्ते में जबरदस्त उछाल देखने को मिलने वाला है। जैसा कि आप सभी जानते हो जुलाई, 2023 से मिलने वाला महंगाई भत्ता 46% बन चुका है, मात्र घोषणा होनी बाकी है और जनवरी 2024 के लिए पहले ही महीने का जो अखिल भारतीय उपभोक्ता मुद्रा सूचकांक…

[opencommunion]

On October 11th the occupation cut off electricity and water from many of the prisons where it incarcerates Palestinians, including children, often without trial or charge, while denying them legal representation. Long before October 7th the occupation tortured Palestinians in these prisons — again, including children — on top of the inhumane conditions that are torturous in themselves. The conditions are getting worse every day, and every day the occupation is abducting dozens or hundreds of Palestinians from the West Bank and occupied interior. The number of abductions since October 7th has reached 1000. The number of abductions since January 1st has exceeded 6000. 25% are minors, disabled, sick, or elderly, and sick prisoners are being denied medical care. Additionally, after forcibly transferring 18,000 Gazan workers to the West Bank, the occupation is now rounding up these same workers and detaining them in existing prisons or new camps, giving the excuse that "it is not possible for them to return to Gaza." The Palestinian Prisoners' and Ex-Prisoners' Affairs Commision estimates, based on occupation reports, that 4000 people are trapped in these camps. In their nightly raids, the occupation targets Palestinian journalists, activists, and representatives of the Palestinian Legislative Council. They also abduct the family members of targets to pressure those targets to surrender themselves. During these raids Palestinians are beaten, teargassed, and shot with rubber and live bullets. Then they are dragged to prisons where conditions are worse than ever. Today, October 20th, Qadura Fares, head of the Prisoners' and Ex-Prisoners' Affairs Commission, wrote:

"Developments in the scene inside the occupation prisons compel us to expose the injustices committed against the prisoners. Many prisoners have had their limbs, legs, and hands broken, and after the beatings, their comrades could no longer recognize them. The Naqab prison has become like Abu Ghraib prison, a center of brutality and savage treatment towards the heroic prisoners. 'Israel' is making the Palestinian prisoners pay the price for its failures, acting solely with a spirit of revenge. We call upon all the countries of the world to raise your voices in support of the principles you claim to uphold, or have you returned to your history as colonial powers?"

In short, in the past two weeks the occupation has: - Made the already brutal conditions in their prisons deadly - Created new camps where they trap displaced Gazans - Doubled the total number of detained Palestinians - Kidnapped numerous Palestinian journalists, activists, and elected officials

Given the occupation's practice of "administrative detention," occupation prisons have arguably met the definition of concentration camps for decades, and now detained Palestinians are being deprived of basic survival necessities. I do not know how to describe these facilities except as death camps. A regime does not need to build death camps in order to qualify as genocidal, and the Zionist occupation has been committing genocide by various means for 75 years. That being said, these are death camps or are on the verge of becoming death camps, and I don't think we have time to waste being squeamish about applying that terminology.

Please follow RNN Prisoners to stay informed about what Palestinian detainees are facing.

[kieraelieson]

End of Year Free Commissions!

These commissions will run between now and the 31st. The thing that makes them commissions, rather than prompts, is that I’ll force you to ‘pay’ in a similar way to the Sleepy Bean Cafe. But a bit more limited, since this is just me, not a whole team.

So! I am offering commissions of 1,000 words each, as a minimum, if I get inspired I may well write more! (I almost certainly will, if my cafe experience has anything to say xD)

To pay for these commissions, I require ten comments on specifically my fics. These comments must be longer than one sentence, other than that, anything goes. (I’m selfish and want your thoughts~) The comments must be made between today and the 31st of December. No need to prove them, I’ll get the ao3 emails ^w^ (you may have to let me know your username if it’s different)

Your commission may be requested any day between now and the 31st. You can ask for a new story, or a continuation of any of my sanders sides fics.

My goal will be to have all commissions complete and posted by the 7th of January, though that will definitely depend on whether I get 1 or 5 or 15 commissions.

So if you would like a commission, step on through to my AO3, or check @kieraswriting if you prefer tumblr, leave ten comments on whatever you like, then come back with a request! And soon you’ll receive a story just for you, with 1,000+ words. Or perhaps a sequel to something you enjoyed and wanted more of!

(You can also commission more than once if you like 👀)

[scotianostra]

On January 7th 1451 a Papal Bull from Pope Nicolas IV enabled the foundation of Glasgow University.

Today The University is 574 years old and is the second oldest University in Scotland after St Andrews.

Now housed mainly in Glasgow's West End the origins on the institution however lie in the city's oldest street, in the Merchant City.

The university was inaugurated in 1451 at the request of William Turnbull, Bishop of Glasgow after a Papal Bull was issued by Pope Nicholas V. It was part of King James II's plan to bring Scotland up to speed with England – which already had two universities, Oxford and Cambridge.

The original Bull was among the treasures of the Metropolitan See taken to France by Archbishop Beaton at the Reformation but the modern University retains a transcript made in 1490. Beaton also took with him the University mace which had been made in 1465. Unlike other treasures, this was recovered and returned to the University 30 years later, and is still in its possession today.

Lectures were originally held in Glasgow Cathedral, before moving to nearby buildings on the city's High Street in 1457.

In 1563, Mary, Queen of Scots granted the university a 13-acre site on Glasgow's High street that had, until the Reformation, been home to a Dominican (Blackfriars) friary. The Old College ran along the busy High Street, with a main gateway in its centre that led through to two courtyards and walled gardens.

But as student numbers rocketed, the university was force to sell up their Old College campus and move somewhere cheaper. In 1863 it was bought for £100,000 to the City of Glasgow Union Railway Company, to be used as a goods yard. It was later demolished and housing was built there instead.

The decision was heavily criticised at the time as an act of "cultural vandalism." Nevertheless, the Uni heading west to Gilmorehill – away from the polluted air and the hustle and bustle of the city.

Work started on the new site in the west end in 1866, with the university taking up official residence in 1870.

Prolific architect George Gilbert Scott undertook the grand task of designing the new University buildings – which were the biggest in Britain beside the Houses of Parliament at the time.

The decision not to open up the commissioning process to other designers was met with controversy… Not to mention Scott's Gothic style went against the grain of the architectural landscape of the city, which ventured towards a Greek design.

According to Glasgow Uni's website, esteemed architect Alexander 'Greek' Thomson was not too impressed. He complained Scott wouldn't pay the project the attention it deserved because of how busy he was in his career.

He also added: "There is not a modern Gothic revival building of more than ten years standing that any one cares a straw about." Meoooow.

Nevertheless, Scott pressed on - building one of the most striking landmarks in the west end. The Bute and Randolph halls were completed after Scott's death in by his son Oldrid in 1891, which also included the Gothic bell tower, which stands at 278 feet high.

The Lion and Unicorn staircase was also famously moved, brick by brick, to Gilmorehill – now leading into the west wing of the main building beside the University Chapel.

Pearce Lodge, which sits at the bottom of University Avenue, is also formed by various parts of the Old College buildings. The stonework entrance to the original High Street building was also carefully erected at the gatehouse of the new campus.

The university expanded further over the years – including the A-listed reading room in the 1930s. It also snapped up a number of Victorian terraced houses, where the departments of Psychology, Computing Science and most of the Arts Faculty are based. Elsewhere. the leafy Garscube estate was bought in 1947 for The Veterinary Sciences school in Bearsden.

So, next time you see that regal clock tower and spire looming against the west end skyline, you can remember Glasgow Uni's journey across the city to its rightful place.

To find out more about the history of Glasgow University, visit their website.

[odnewsin]

Cabinet approves 8th Pay Commission for central govt employees; expected salary hike, other details

The Union Cabinet on Thursday approved to set up 8th Pay Commission for the central government employees. The commission will revise salaries of the government employees and allowances of the pensioners. As the 7th Pay Commission’s term concludes in 2026, the Cabinet has announced the eight pay commission. Purpose of Today’s Announcement Since 1947, seven Pay Commissions have been constituted,…

[gadgetsforusesblog]

CISF Salary | What is the salary of CISF Constable, HC, SI?

CISF Salary 2024 , Central Industrial Security Force (the cisf, Today we are going to give you detailed information about how much salary you get working in CISF force which is known as CISF. So, today we are going to give you detailed information about how much salary you get working in the posts of Havildar, Inspector and other posts. After the implementation of 7th pay commission, all Salary…

[wordforwordbiblecomic]

MARCH NEWSLETTER: The Kickstarter is Live!

The Kickstarter is LIVE!

I’m excited to announce that our new Kickstarter has begun, if you plan to back the campaign and preorder your copy please can I encourage you to do so at the start.

5 reasons to back at the start

1) Early Bird and unique rewards go extremely quickly!  2) Whenever you pledge, payment is not required until after the campaign ends. (Sunday April 7th)  3) The faster a Kickstarter funds the more highly it is ranked for being "popular". This gives "social proof" to the project and can also lead to getting featured on Kickstarter's top projects page! 4) We are utilising a marketing agent this time and I'd like for all my existing supporters to back early using this specific link so we do not pay a commission on your pledge.  5) Stops us stressing about whether the project will fund. D:

❤ Great Reviews for Song of Songs ❤

The Song of Songs was officially released in shops this week. We’ve had some really great reviews linked below, but what would be amazing is if you could add your own short review to our Amazon listing too! You could write how it went down as a Valentine’s gift too if you’re one of the lucky ones who received it as a gift!

Reviews:

Extract: “It is in no way vulgar or crass. As a matter of fact, in reading my review copy, I was reminded how pure and revered our marriages should be, how tenderly we are to treat one another, and how respectfully we are to regard one another. Pillario's renderings of the bride and her groom are passionate and sweet, a reminder to us all of the good things God intends for a man and a woman in marriage”. Read more

Extract: “…it even exudes an authentic ambience of love that moves the heart deeply, to captivate the vivid imagination of the modern reader of today’s fast-moving world." Read more

Youtube Review Extract: “[I thought] This is going to be ridiculous in comic form, but it turned out...it wasn't. The Song of Songs actually might rank up as the best books in the Bible, maybe even the book of the Bible that could benefit the most from being turned into a comic book! They totally won me over. [...] I cannot think of a single negative thing to say about this comic book” Watch the video

 Add your Amazon Review 

Prayer

Kickstarter: Please pray this crowdfunding goes really well and really catches peoples attention, even getting into blogs and news reports and going viral!

Health: Please pray for the good health of the team, particularly during KS campaigns we tend to get unwell and I pray the whole team is 100% healthy in mind and body!

[latestgovtjobnews]

India's Social Justice Ministry seeks two Disability Commissioners; apply within 45 days.

New Post has been published on https://www.jobsarkari.in/indias-social-justice-ministry-seeks-two-disability-commissioners-apply-within-45-days/

India's Social Justice Ministry seeks two Disability Commissioners; apply within 45 days.

The Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment, Department of Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities in the Government of India is seeking eligible candidates to fill two posts of Commissioner for Persons with Disabilities. One of these posts is reserved for Chief Commissioner for Persons with Disabilities. The pay scale and allowances for these positions are as admissible to the Additional Secretary to the Government of India, with a current pay scale of Rs. 1,82,200-2,24,100. The detailed advertisement can be found on the website of the Department of Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities (https://depwd.gov.in/), and a shorter version is published in Employment News. Applications must be received within 45 days of the publication of the advertisement in Employment News.

The Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment in the Government of India is inviting applications for filling up two posts of Commissioner for Persons with Disabilities.

The posts carry a pay scale and allowances as admissible to the Additional Secretary to the Government of India.

The present pay scale is Rs. 1,82,200-2,24,100 as per the 7th Central Pay Commission.

The detailed advertisement can be found on the website of the Department of Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities (DEPwD) – https://depwd.gov.in/.

The short version of the advertisement is being published in Employment News.

Applications should be received within 45 days of the publication of the advertisement in Employment News.

Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment Opportunity

The Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment in the Government of India is seeking two Commissioners for Persons with Disabilities.

This is an opportunity to make a significant impact in promoting the rights and welfare of persons with disabilities.

The deadline for applications is 45 days from the publication of the advertisement.

Prestigious Position

The posts of Commissioner for Persons with Disabilities carry a pay scale and allowances as admissible to the Additional Secretary to the Government of India.

The present pay scale is Rs. 1,82,200-2,24,100 as per the 7th Central Pay Commission.

This position offers competitive compensation and benefits.

Detailed Advertisement

The detailed advertisement can be found on the website of the Department of Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities (DEPwD) – https://depwd.gov.in/.

The advertisement provides comprehensive information about the roles, responsibilities, and qualifications required for the position.

It is essential to review the full advertisement before applying.

Short Version in Employment News

A condensed version of the advertisement will be published in Employment News.

Employment News is a widely circulated publication that reaches a large audience.

The short version highlights key details and encourages interested individuals to access the full advertisement.

Application Deadline

Applications should be received within 45 days of the publication of the advertisement in Employment News.

It is crucial to submit applications promptly to ensure consideration for the position.

Late applications may not be accepted.

Seize the Opportunity to Empower Persons with Disabilities

Join the Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment and contribute to the empowerment of persons with disabilities.

Apply for the Commissioner for Persons with Disabilities position today!

Remember, the deadline for applications is 45 days from the publication of the advertisement.

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UK to Lead International Efforts Against Anti-Semitism

In a powerful video message to the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) Zagreb plenary, the UK Foreign Secretary outlined the priorities for Britain's upcoming presidency, emphasizing the global commitment to combat anti-Semitism and remember the Holocaust. Secretary-General, Ambassador Gras and Ms. Lustig, Distinguished IHRA members, It is an honour to address you all ahead of Britain’s Presidency of the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance. The Nazis’ murder of six million Jews was the darkest hour in human history. An abject moral catastrophe. A moment forever seared in our collective memory. A moment which must never happen again. Tragically, recent events have underlined its continued relevance today. Israel was founded in the shadow of the Holocaust as a place of sanctuary for the Jewish people.   Hamas poses an immediate, existential threat to the very idea of such a state. And we have seen the ugly face of anti-Semitism resurface, with an unprecedented surge in hate crime globally since the barbaric attacks of October 7th. Shamefully, this was also the case in the United Kingdom. And so, as Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has said, we all share a responsibility to keep the promise recently projected onto the Brandenburg Gate: “Never again is now.”   This Alliance exists to keep that promise. To uphold the 2000 Stockholm Declaration. To protect the memory of all Holocaust victims and survivors. To ensure we truly grasp its lessons for today. To contribute to the struggle against repugnant antisemitic beliefs, whatever form they take. Remembrance requires a collective effort. Bringing together governments and academics, educators and faith leaders, survivors and young people, countries from around the world. It is something I have always tried to contribute to. As a father, sitting with my young children in the shadow of the Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe, trying to explain to them the horror of the Holocaust. As a citizen, learning from the bravery of survivors like Susie Lind or Jack Kagan, or my own visit to Auschwitz, a harrowing reminder of why we must stand up for inclusiveness and tolerance. And in my time as Prime Minister, setting up the Holocaust Commission, who recommended establishing the Holocaust Memorial and Learning Centre that will soon be built right here in the heart of London. I am therefore proud as Foreign Secretary that Britain will soon take over the presidency of the IHRA once again.   I pay tribute to the Croatian presidency, in particular its co-chairs. We look forward to sustaining the momentum you have generated behind the Alliance’s work plan. We will soon mark the 85th anniversary of the first Kindertransport, that great rescue of almost ten thousand Jewish children. I once met one, whose grandfather had written in their diary before they fled Prague, “be a great daughter to the country that gives you a home”. And all of them were great children to their new homelands, living ten, twenty lives over, for all those they left behind. They became Nobel prize winners, a member of the House of Lords, the midwife who first held the future King Charles the Third. Our Presidency coincides with other significant anniversaries. The 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau. And the 25th anniversary of the Stockholm Declaration. Each anniversary leaves us torn, with joy at what was achieved, almost overwhelmed by grief at lives lost and potential unfulfilled. Each, however, must spur us on to guarantee the future of Holocaust remembrance. With memory of it soon to pass out of our living history, I have always believed we have a sacred duty. To keep knowledge of it strong and vibrant, educating children of whatever faith or none, reaching out to all parts of society in each country represented today. Our Presidency therefore aims to help children understand that the Holocaust did not happen in secret, hidden away in a dark corner, beyond most citizens’ gaze. It took place in plain sight. We want to shine a spotlight on the circumstances that led up to the Holocaust, the nature of society that allowed it to happen, in plain sight. We will bring into focus all those who played a part, be it as perpetrators, rescuers or bystanders. We will remember all those murdered for who they were and what they believed – the six million Jewish people, Roma, disabled, gay men, political opponents and Jehovah’s Witnesses. We aim to reach thousands of young people across the Alliance, supporting them to undertake local projects on the impact of the Holocaust in their home towns. Alongside this, we will prioritise tackling the continued rise of Holocaust distortion. We have a duty to protect the facts, fighting back against attempts to minimise or erase the devastation endured by the Jewish people.   Artificial Intelligence offers transformative possibilities for education. But there are  risks that it fuels distorted narratives. Our Presidency, together with the OSCE, will therefore convene AI, social media and other experts to address our response to Holocaust distortion, including from deep fake technology and disinformation online. We also welcome IHRA support to Ukraine over the past 21 months, working with its remit to translate IHRA guidance into Russian and Ukrainian. Like many IHRA member states, Ukraine has a complex Holocaust history. And I heard during my recent visit how Russia is spreading false narratives to justify its illegal invasion. Given this, it is vital that IHRA continues to support them in protecting their sites and records. For twenty-five years, the Alliance has embodied the spirit of its first honorary chair, Elie Wiesel. Like him, we all “want to protect and enrich the kingdom of memory, glorify that kingdom and serve it”. The UK is looking forward to welcoming you all next year, to Glasgow in June and London in December. And to working with you all in service of that kingdom. Thank you.   Sources: THX News, Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office & The Rt Hon Lord Cameron. Read the full article

[new-haryanvi-ragni]

7th Pay Commission: Suspense on Dearness Allowance hike To Be Over In Today's Cabinet Meet? DA Diwali Bonanza for Government Employees Likely

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Dearness Allowance of Central Govt Employees Likely to be Hiked In Next 15 Days

Home Business 7th Pay Commission: Dearness Allowance of Central Govt Employees Likely to be Hiked In Next 15 Days 7th Pay Commission: The hike in DA and DR increase will benefit 48 lakh central government employees and 68 lakh pensioners this time. 7th Pay Commission Latest Update: A 4 per cent DA hike will take the current DA from 38 percent to 42 percent. 7th Pay Commission Latest News Today:…

[hashtagindiasocial]

Big Relief for Central Govt employees! No tax on THIS amount - check details

Big Relief for Central Govt employees! No tax on THIS amount – check details

Image Source : PTI FILE Big Relief for Central Govt employees! No tax on THIS amount – check details In a major relief for lakhs of salaried class people including Central government employees, the Centre has said that its staffers will not have to pay income tax on the amount received against the leave travel concession (LTC). In Budget 2021, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has proposed to…

[everythingshouldbereality]

7th Pay Commission: Central govt employees likely to get DA hike, 48 lakh staffers to be benefited Image Source : FILE 7th Pay Commission: Central govt employees likely to get DA hike, 48 lakh staffers to be benefited…

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7th Pay Commission: Central govt employees likely to get DA hike, 48 lakh staffers to be benefited Image Source : FILE 7th Pay Commission: Central govt employees likely to get DA hike, 48 lakh staffers to be benefited…

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7th Pay Commission: Central govt employees likely to get DA hike, 48 lakh staffers to be benefited Image Source : FILE 7th Pay Commission: Central govt employees likely to get DA hike, 48 lakh staffers to be benefited…

[hummingzone]

7th Pay Commission: More cash in hand for Central Government Employees before Diwali! Check details

Representative image 7th Pay Commission Latest News: Ahead of Diwali, the Dearness Allowance (DA) rate has been revised again for Central Government Employees. This would put more cash in hands of Central Government Employees and other beneficiaries of the revised DA rate. The Government has increased the DA rate payable to Central Government Employees from 28% to 31%. The new rate will be in…