Tuesday, 28 May 2019
Monday, 27 May 2019
Swearing-in- Ceremony of BJD Government
The swearing-in ceremony is scheduled to be held on May 29 at the Exhibition Ground here. Set to be sworn in as the Chief Minister for a record fifth consecutive term, Mr. Patnaik met the Governor and staked claim to form the government after being elected the leader of the BJD legislature party.
Sunday, 26 May 2019
Question paper of ASO Skill Test
26 May, 2019
983 Candidates were called for appearing Skill Test in Computer for the post of ASO on 26th May, 2019 in five centers of Bhubaneswar. Recruitment process for 500 ASO posts is going on vide Advt. No.10 of 2018-19.
Saturday, 25 May 2019
OSSA wishes Hon'ble CM
Nearly twenty members of Odisha Secretariat Service Association (OSSA) visited Naveen Niwas to meet Hon'ble CM and offered good wishes for his victory.
ECI submits list of newly elected MPs
Election Commission of India submits list of newly elected members to the 17th Lok Sabha to the Hon'ble President of India
Chief Election Commissioner, Shri Sunil Aroraalong with Election Commissioners Shri Ashok Lavasa and Shri Sushil Chandra, called on the Hon’ble President of India at 1230 hrs today (May 25, 2019).A copy of the Notification issued by the Election Commission of India in terms of Section 73 of the Representation of People’s Act, 1951, containing the names of Members elected to the House of the People – following General Elections to the 17thLok Sabha – was submitted by them to the Hon’ble President.
Afterwards, all the three Election Commissioners and senior officials of the Election Commission of India went Rajghat to seek blessings of the Father of the Nation after the conclusion of the elections.
Click here for ECI Notification
Click here for ECI Notification
Friday, 24 May 2019
TDS compliance dates extended in Fani-hit Odisha
Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) today extended due dates for TDS compliance in respect of deductors in Odisha. The relaxation has been made keeping in view the genuine hardship faced by the deductors due to the severe disruption of normal life and breakdown of communication systems caused during cyclone “Fani” which hit the State on May 3, the CBDT informed. As per the official notification, the extended due date for depositing tax deducted at source (TDS) for the month of April 2019 was earlier extended till May 20 from May 7, 2019. The date for filing the quarterly statement of TDS for the last financial quarter of 2018-19 has been extended to June 30, 2019 from May 31, 2019. The date of issuance of TDS certificates in form 16 and form 16 A has been extended to July 15 from June 15, 2019.
Rechecking of Marks & Download OMR Sheet of AHSC-2019 from 24th May
INSTRUCTIONS FOR ONLINE APPLICATION OF CHECKING OF ADDITION OF MARKS FOR ANNUAL HSC EXAMINATION, 2019
1. The online application for checking of addition of marks for Annual HSC Examination, 2019 will be available in the website www.bseodisha.ac.in from 24/05/2019 till 04/06/2019 midnight. The last date for deposit of fee will be 03/06/2019 before 11.45 pm. However the applicants after depositing fee at the last moment can submit their forms on or before 04/06/2019 midnight.
2. On visiting the above website, “LOGIN TO YOUR ACCOUNT” page will be displayed on the screen.
3. The candidate has to enter his/ her Roll No & Password, if already registered.
4. If not registered, the candidate has to click “Click Here to Get Password” so that “Step-I to Create Password” page will be displayed on the screen.
5. The candidate has to enter “Roll No.” & “His/ Her Mother’s Name” in this page and click on “Submit” button to go to the next page i.e. “Step-II to Create Password”.
6. In the page “Step-II to Create Password” the candidate has to enter a password of his/ her choice, Re-type the password, Enter Valid Mobile No. & E-Mail ID and enter detail correspondence address with pin code. Thereafter click on the “Submit” button.
Kalpana Dash dies on Mt Everest
Kalpana Dash, a prominent mountaineer from Odisha, died above the balcony area on Mount Everest on Thursday afternoon.
Kalpana along with Kanchhi Maya Tamang from Nepal and Liyamu Ma from China made it to the summit of Mt Everest at around 12:55 pm. She fell ill on the descent and died near the balcony area.
Thursday, 23 May 2019
Wednesday, 22 May 2019
Former president Pranav Mukherjee's statement on EVM
N.B. all oppositions demand 100% VVPAT counting which is refused by Hon'ble SC.
Tuesday, 21 May 2019
Lucky blog visitor awarded
Two days earlier, when page view of our blog www.worksodisha.blogspot.in was 77700, it was decided to give award to our lucky page visitor bearing magic number 77777. This message was posted only in the whatsapp group of Works Department ASOs to participate the challenge and claim on showing the screenshot as a proof.
And, Sri Shashank Shekhar Nayak, ASO was that lucky visitor for which he was awarded on behalf of the blog editor in presence of ASOs of Works Department.
Next challenge is the next magic number i.e. 88888
Only ASOs of Secretariat can only claim for this award.
Monday, 20 May 2019
BSE Results 2019 tomorrow
BSE Odisha 10th Result 2019
21.05.2019
SMS : OR10<space>Roll Number to 5676750
5.3 lakh candidates appeared this exam from 23Feb - 8Mar, 2019
Overseas donations to CM Relief Fund
#Odisha Chief Minister’s Relief Fund now accepts donations from foreign nationals, Persons of Indian Origin, Overseas Citizens of India and NRIs. Let’s all join hands to #RebuildOdisha which has been ravaged by the fury of #CycloneFani. Your contribution will heal many lives & also the State.
Join our cause to #RebuildOdisha after #CycloneFani, now also from overseas, by contributing to CMRF. Remittances through SWIFT on T+1/2 basis & receipts will be accepted in 17 currencies. No credit processed on weekends as forex markets remain closed. #RebuildOdisha #CycloneFani.
Join our cause to #RebuildOdisha after #CycloneFani, now also from overseas, by contributing to CMRF. Remittances through SWIFT on T+1/2 basis & receipts will be accepted in 17 currencies. No credit processed on weekends as forex markets remain closed. #RebuildOdisha #CycloneFani.
Cabinet Decisions- 18.05.2019
💥Recommendation for Dissolution of the Odisha Legislative Assembly constituted vide Election Commission of India Notification No.308/OR-LA/2014 Dt.18th May 2014.
💥Measures taken in the wake of extremely severe cyclonic storm “FANI” of May 2019. CLICK HERE for Press Brief
Job is a job: whether Govt. or Private
I hereby would like
to personally inform that Government jobs in India are no longer the age old
dull with boring work environments, without any hint of excitement. Over the
years, the work culture in the Government offices has changed tremendously.
Candidates are getting selected from different backgrounds. So, everyone has
got a fair chance of clearing a Government job. You just need patience,
perseverance, hard work and a little bit of luck.
In the end, it totally
depends on the individual choice as there is no good or bad with any job. It
depends on what kind of life you want for yourself, you can excel in any job.
If you want a stable and relaxed life you better opt for a Government job. If
you are ambitious and want a challenging environment you could go for private
jobs.
Don't just go for a govt job because it has job security. First see where your interest is. I am also working in a govt organisation since one year thought that it has job satisfaction and job security. As time passed I got to realise that it has nothing in it.. You had to do the same work everyday and the work here doesn't requires any brain it's just donkey work. Nothing new, you will be surrounded with people of your parents age. Who are lazy, just doing time pass. There would be very few of your age. You will get bored. You won't get to do any work related to your field of graduation specially in public sectors, then why did you studied so much what's the use of your studies and talent. Your talent would get wasted in doing all nonsense work. The infrastructure of the offices are bad. No professionalism. I would say a private job would be better where you will do some quality work and where you can show your talent. If you work good nobody would remove your from your job in private too. In private sector there would be growth in your personality.
Don't just go for a govt job because it has job security. First see where your interest is. I am also working in a govt organisation since one year thought that it has job satisfaction and job security. As time passed I got to realise that it has nothing in it.. You had to do the same work everyday and the work here doesn't requires any brain it's just donkey work. Nothing new, you will be surrounded with people of your parents age. Who are lazy, just doing time pass. There would be very few of your age. You will get bored. You won't get to do any work related to your field of graduation specially in public sectors, then why did you studied so much what's the use of your studies and talent. Your talent would get wasted in doing all nonsense work. The infrastructure of the offices are bad. No professionalism. I would say a private job would be better where you will do some quality work and where you can show your talent. If you work good nobody would remove your from your job in private too. In private sector there would be growth in your personality.
Sunday, 19 May 2019
Promotion to the rank of Chief Engineer
Four Supdt. Engineers (Civil) Level-I of (R&B) Cadre namely Er. Bindheswar Patra, Er. Chandramauli Pattnaik, Er. Upendra Kumar Mund and Er. Suresh Chandra Mishra promoted to the rank of Chief Engineer vide Works Department Notification No.5754 Dt.17.05.2019
New assignments:
C.E. DPI&R - Er. Aditya Kumar Ray
C.E. World Bank Project - Er. Anil Kumar Tripathy
C.E. NH - Er. Rashmi Ranjan Bohidar
C.E. Design - Er. Bijoy Kumar Sahu
MD, OB&CC Ltd. - Er. Jayakrushna das
Website of Lokpal inaugurated
Website of Lokpal inaugurated
The Website of the Lokpal was inaugurated by the Chairperson, Justice Shri Pinaki Chandra Ghose in presence of all the Members of Lokpal today. The DG, NIC, Smt. Neeta Verma was also present on the occasion. The Website has been developed by NIC and provides the basic information with respect to the working and functioning of the Lokpal. The Website can be accessed at http://lokpal.gov.in.
The Lokpal is the first institution of its kind in independent India, established under the Lokpal and Lokayuktas Act, 2013 to inquire and investigate into allegations of the corruption against public functionaries who fall within the scope and ambit of the above Act.
The Government appointed Justice Shri Pinaki Chandra Ghose, as the first Chairperson of the Lokpal who was administered oath on 23rd March, 2019 by the President of India. The Government has also appointed four Judicial and four non-Judicial Members. The office of Lokpal is temporary functioning from the Hotel Ashok, Chanakyapuri, New Delhi.
The process of notifying the rules and regulations including the format for receiving complaints is being developed. All complaints which were received till 16th April, 2019 have been examined by the Office of Lokpal and disposed accordingly. The Complaints received thereafter are under examination.
Saturday, 18 May 2019
Notice to disengage of two ASOs of 2012-13
In the meantime Home Department has issued notice to Two ASOs namely Sudhir Ranjan Sahoo (PR&DW Deptt.) and Manoj Kumar Khatoi (Governor's Secretariat) for disengagement from service to accommodate three other eligible candidates. (SEBC-02 & ST-01). Earlier Sri Dinabandhu Munda, ASO was disengaged from service vide Home Deptt. Letter No.4778 Dt.25.07.2017 and one Sri Abhilash Bhoi was recommended in his place. But fortunately Sri Khatoi has joined OTAS.
Background Story:
06.10.2012
Advertisement for 811 posts
OA No.3965 and other 34 cases filed in 2012
21.08.2014
Revised Vacancy published
19.12.2014
Honble OAT Ordered to allow candidates eligible for the year 1998-2010 in respect of vacancies of Jr Assistant / Assistant Section Officer which were caused in these years are eligible to take these examinations pursuance to the advertisement Dt.06.10.2010, participate in the selection process and their results if kept in sealed cover be declared along with others. Because no advertisement was there between 30.09.2008 (resolution of ASO cadre creation) to 06.04.2010 (OSS (method of recruitment and service) Rules, 2010 came into force) either for Junior Assistant/ASO posts.
2015- Govt filed case WP(C) 8516/2015 against OAT order.
29-30.11.2015
Examination held
10.09.2016
Final Result published
19.07.2017
Honble High Court ordered not to interfere in the order of OAT and ordered Govt. to implement the order.
25.07.2017
Notice to Dinabandhu Munda, ASO
12.12.2017
Contempt case filed against non - implementation of above orders
01.10.2018
OPSC recommended a revised list of 811 candidates.
16.05.2019
Disengage Notice to two ASOs
Background Story:
06.10.2012
Advertisement for 811 posts
OA No.3965 and other 34 cases filed in 2012
21.08.2014
Revised Vacancy published
19.12.2014
Honble OAT Ordered to allow candidates eligible for the year 1998-2010 in respect of vacancies of Jr Assistant / Assistant Section Officer which were caused in these years are eligible to take these examinations pursuance to the advertisement Dt.06.10.2010, participate in the selection process and their results if kept in sealed cover be declared along with others. Because no advertisement was there between 30.09.2008 (resolution of ASO cadre creation) to 06.04.2010 (OSS (method of recruitment and service) Rules, 2010 came into force) either for Junior Assistant/ASO posts.
2015- Govt filed case WP(C) 8516/2015 against OAT order.
29-30.11.2015
Examination held
10.09.2016
Final Result published
19.07.2017
Honble High Court ordered not to interfere in the order of OAT and ordered Govt. to implement the order.
25.07.2017
Notice to Dinabandhu Munda, ASO
12.12.2017
Contempt case filed against non - implementation of above orders
01.10.2018
OPSC recommended a revised list of 811 candidates.
16.05.2019
Disengage Notice to two ASOs
Cases under Reference:
It is so bad that due to mistakes of OPSC officials in selection process, these three ASOs had to suffer. So rather than disengagement of ASOs, we demand proper disciplinary action on those officials for which this litigation arises.
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