*In just 107 days, we took important decision in the interest of the candidates, Himmat Singh*

Chandigarh, December 30 – The Haryana Staff Selection Commission (HSSC) Chairman, Sh. Himmat Singh while addressing a press conference on Monday said that since assuming office on June 8, 2024, and the subsequent reconstitution of the Commission on July 18, 2024, significant steps have been taken to streamline the recruitment process in the interest of candidates.

He shared that this year, the Commission declared results for a total of 56,830 candidates, of which approximately 36,000 results were successfully announced in just 56 working days by the Commission.

Divulging the details about the Commission’s achievements and initiatives, Sh. Himmat Singh said that the Commission has utilized social media platforms to raise awareness among candidates and linked them with the Commission's official website. For the first time, candidates can directly contact any officer of the Commission via phone or message to register their complaints.

He said that the Commission strongly advocated for the interests of the candidates in court regarding the delayed recruitments.

Sh. Himmat Singh shared that a total of 266 cases were filed concerning the results of 24,000 recruitments announced by the Commission, and 418 cases were filed regarding the TGT exam results, on which the Commission is taking swift action. The Commission successfully conducted 28 exams in just 56 days. The remaining exams will also be conducted soon. The state has released the largest result of 24,000 candidates, shared Sh. Himmat Singh.

*Compared to previous years, a total of 56,830 youth have been provided employment this year, the highest ever*

The Chairman shared that compared to previous years, this year saw the highest number of youth being provided employment, with 56,830 selections.

Sharing the details about these recruitments, Sh. Himmat Singh said in the 2015 , the recruitment was done on 2,780 posts, while in 2016, the recruitment was done on 2,229 posts, in 2017, recruitment was done on 8,403 posts, in 2018 recruitment was done on 20,141 posts, in 2019, recruitment was done on 34,649 posts, in 2020, recruitment was done on 8,694 posts, in 2021 recruitment was done on 3,651 posts, in 2022 recruitment was done on 16,366 posts and in 2023 recruitment was done on 838 posts.

Sharing the future plans , the Chairman said that the Commission has decided to make an annual exam calendar. Besides this, a Grievance Portal will be launched for complaints, where a specific time frame for resolution will be fixed, and candidates will receive updates via messages. If any candidate disagrees with the resolution provided, they will be able to file a grievance again on the same issue.

Sh. Himmat Singh further shared that ‘Samadhan Shivir’ will be organized to resolve court cases. The provision for OTR (One Time Registration) for candidates will be introduced. He said that pending exams will be conducted, and remaining results will be declared. Coordination with departments will ensure that issues related to joining are resolved on a priority basis.

Sh. Himmat Singh said that the Commission is making dedicated efforts every information should be easily available to the candidates and their complaints should be resolved sitting at home.

On this occasion, Commission members, Sh. Bhupender Singh Chauhan, Sh. Kapil Atreja, Sh. Amar Singh and Sh. Subhash Chander, Commission Secretary, Sh. Vinay Kumar, OSD, Sh. Shambhu Rathi, and other officers were present

Chandigarh, December 30: Haryana Revenue and Disaster Management Minister, Sh. Vipul Goel, directed revenue officers today to expedite the completion of the Gredawari (village land record) and assess the crop damage caused by the recent hailstorms that affected various districts of the state. Emphasizing that no laxity would be tolerated in this regard, Sh. Goel also called for the urgent upgrading and enhancement of the fire and emergency services system in the state.

*Expedited Action on Crop Damage Assessment*

While reviewing the work of the Revenue and Disaster Management Department, Sh. Goel focused on the timely and accurate assessment of the damage caused to crops by recent hailstorms. He directed that the Gredawari process be completed swiftly and that the revenue officers immediately begin evaluating the extent of crop losses across the affected districts.

Sh. Goel said that there would be no tolerance for delays or negligence in these critical tasks. He stressed the importance of ensuring that farmers who have suffered losses due to the hailstorms receive timely compensation and support from the state government.

*Urgent Need for Upgrading Fire and Emergency Services*

In the meeting, Sh. Goel emphasized the pressing need for the state’s fire and emergency services system to be upgraded to meet modern standards. Highlighting the critical importance of having an efficient and well-equipped emergency response system, the Minister underscored the need for these services to be equipped with the latest technology, advanced training, and adequate resources.

He pointed out that modernizing the fire and emergency services would lead to significant improvements in their efficiency, safety, and timely response during emergency. This would ultimately help save lives, minimize property damage, and enhance the overall safety of the public.

*Comprehensive Plan for System Improvement*

Sh. Goel further directed the officers to conduct a thorough assessment of the current infrastructure of the fire and emergency services and devise a comprehensive plan to address existing gaps in the system. He also emphasized the importance of improving coordination among various departments involved in disaster management and emergency response to ensure a more integrated and streamlined approach to handling crises.

The Minister reiterated that the Haryana Government remains committed to provide the best possible services to the public, and that necessary steps would be taken to strengthen the state’s disaster management and emergency services infrastructure.

Additional Chief Secretary cum Financial Commissioner Revenue and Disaster Management, Mr. Anurag Rastogi and other senior officers of the Department were also present in the meeting.

Chandigarh, December 30: Haryana Public Works (Building and Roads) and Pulic Health Engineering Minister, Sh. Ranbir Gangwa, said that both the Central and State Governments have launched various schemes aimed at benefiting the most marginalized sections of society.

Sh. Gangwa made these remarks while addressing public grievances in Barwala, Hisar district, today. He personally heard the concerns of the residents and instructed the concerned officials to take immediate action to resolve the issues.

He said that under the leadership of Prime Minister Sh. Narendra Modi and Haryana Chief Minister Sh. Nayab Singh Saini, both the country and the state are making rapid progress. He emphasized that Sh. Modi's vision and leadership have significantly enhanced India's credibility on the global stage. He also highlighted that the Samadhan Camps, organized by the District Administration on the instructions of the State Government, are playing a crucial role in addressing the issues of the common people. These camps have been well-received by the public, as they provide a valuable platform where officials from various departments come together under one roof to resolve people's problems efficiently.

The Cabinet Minister stated that the state government is ensuring equal development for all sections of society, leading to comprehensive growth across the state. As a result, there is widespread happiness among all segments due to the public welfare policies of the state government. He further mentioned that the current government launched a campaign to deliver the benefits of government services and schemes to last person standing in the queue.

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Haryana Agriculture and Farmers’ Welfare Minister, Sh. Shyam Singh Rana, said that under the leadership of Chief Minister Sh. Nayab Singh Saini, the state government is committed to ensuring corruption-free and transparent governance in the state.

Chandigarh, December 30: Haryana Agriculture and Farmers’ Welfare Minister, Sh. Shyam Singh Rana, said that under the leadership of Chief Minister Sh. Nayab Singh Saini, the state government is committed to ensuring corruption-free and transparent governance in the state.

The present government has given a new direction to the state by eliminating corruption and nepotism. Today, Haryana stands at the forefront among the leading states of the country. Impressed by the development and governance system, other states are adopting Haryana's policies and public welfare schemes. As a result of the visionary approach of the state government, the benefit of all schemes has been extended to the most marginalized individuals through online platforms like the Saral Portal, helping to eradicate corruption. The people of Haryana, impressed by these policies and initiatives, have entrusted the government with leadership for a third consecutive term.

Agriculture Minister, Sh. Shyam Singh Rana, stated that he comes from a farming family and is well aware of the challenges faced by farmers in agriculture. He added that Haryana is the only state in the country to have taken the decision to purchase all 24 crops at the minimum support price (MSP) fixed by the Central Government.

He said that the current government's focus has been on increasing farmers' income, with the goal of doubling it. To achieve this, the government has launched several welfare schemes in the interest of farmers. These include subsidies on seeds, fertilizers, and agricultural equipment, with the subsidy amount directly transferred to farmers' accounts through the Meri Fasal-Mera Byora portal. He added that today, Haryana has emerged as a leading state not only in agriculture but also in other areas of development.

Agriculture Minister, Sh. Shyam Singh Rana, said that under the guidance of Prime Minister Sh. Narendra Modi, Haryana has been steadily progressing over the last ten years, focusing on service, good governance, and the welfare of the poor. The joint policies and welfare schemes of the "double engine" government at the national and state levels have created new milestones for both the country and the state. He highlighted that the central government, under the leadership of Prime Minister Sh. Narendra Modi, has set a record by implementing historic decisions in the country's interest over the past ten and a half years. These decisions have improved the country's condition through numerous public welfare schemes and positioned India among the leading nations globally. He emphasized that both the central and state governments are dedicated to serving the poor.

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