Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) Recruitment 2014 (Last Date : 21/03/2014)

Name:Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS)

Name Of the Posts :Deputy Director (Public Relations)

Qualifications :Degree in Science; Post Graduate Degree/ Diploma in Journalism/ Public Relations/ Advertising/ Marketing from a recognized University/ Institution with 10 yrs’ experience in a relevant field.

Age Limit :Applicants age limit must be 40 years as on the closing date of Publishing of Advertisement. Age Relaxation will be applicable as per rules.

Selection Process :Candidates Selection process will be basis of Interview. No TA/DA will be paid for attending interview.

Pay Scale:Applicants can get pay Scale Rs.15900-39100/- with Rs.6600/- Grade Pay per month.

Whom to Apply :Applicants can apply through prescribed format along with all required documents like educational, Age, Experience and more supported documents are attested and should be sent to the Director [Establishment], Manak Bhawan, 9. Bahadur Shah Zafar Marg, New Delhi 110 002. within 21 days from the date of publication of this advertisement in the Employment News dated 08 to 14 March 2014 i.e. 28 March 2014.

Important Dates:

Last date of Submission of Application: Apply within 21 days from the date of publishing of Advertisement in Employment News paper 28th March 2014.

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Supreme Court of India Bans Construction of religious structures and statues on Public Land

The Supreme Court of India on January 15, 2013 together an order that religious structures like temples and shrines on public land is prohibited. The formation of Justice RM Lodha and SJ Mukhopadhaya, in its order stated that henceforth must provide for the installation of a statue no Member State consent or construction of structures on public utility places, sidewalks, public streets and sideways.

The apex court a communication with the Government of India and the governments to ensure that the order was strictly implemented. The SC called on all structures such as unauthorized and ordered the governments of the Member States to learn more about these structures and file the status report in eight weeks.

The order of the Supreme Court was the Solicitor General Gopal Janssens informed that the Central Government and the Governments of the Member States have worked together on the agreement on 17 September 2012 not to allow that religious structures on public land.

The order by the Supreme Court will give to the authorities and municipal bodies against unauthorized constructions.

Apart from the religious structures, the Apex Court's order also applies to the installation of statues.