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iii) Individual merit prizes in the shape of Medals/Cups/Books for some selected participants from each institution. The total number of prizes should not exceed 80. iv) The shield will be a running shield to be retained for a period of one year by the Institution which stands first in the competition. However, if a particular institution wins the shield for three consecutive years, it will be kept permanently by that Institution. v) Miscellaneous expenditure: The expenditure incurred for organising the Zonal/District Level Competition will be borne by the concerned institutions, whereas the expenditure incurred during State Level Competition will be re-imbursed by the Directorate in pursuance to the instructions of Government of India, Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs, New Delhi. Committee of Judges: The committee of judges for evaluating the performances of the individual institution shall be as under:- i) Chairman, Block Development Committee -Chairman. ii) President, SMC of the concerned School -Member. iii) Principal - Member. iv) Sr. Lecturer of the school preferably Lecturer in Pol. Science - Member Sectary. For Zonal/District Level Competition the Committee of Judges may consist of Educationists/Members of Legislative Assembly/Council and other connected with the running of Parliamentary Institution. Repeat Performance: The institution standing first in the competition may be required to give a repeat performance at a venue and date to be decided by the department at the time of Prize Distribution Function which would be held on the conclusion of each year’s competition. 10.6 Total Sanitation in Schools Take every measure for Total Sanitation of a school campus. For healthy and eco friendly environment the cleanliness of school campus and its surroundings be also ensured. (a) Each school after morning assembly will ensure the cleanliness of school campus and its surroundings through the physical education teacher to maintain the eco -friendly environment for good hygiene. (b) Each school will observe quarterly total sanitation day and for this purpose competitive intra houses will be formed. In this regard intra house competition will be organised and the house placed at 1 st , 2 nd and 3 rd position may be awarded the prizes as an incentive. (c) The house which will consecutively stands 1 st during the year, the recommendation of such house will be sent to the Deputy Director of Higher Education of the concerned district by the Head of Institution. The Deputy Director of Higher Education on careful consideration of all the entries on the basis of comparative evaluation further recommend the nomination of one school to the Director for State award. (d) The Director of Higher Education after receiving the nominations from all districts and after scrutiny and comparative evaluation will further recommend to the Govt for State award to be given by the Hon’ble Chief Minister on 15 th August every year. (e) The concerned school which receives the State award and in any case if the patron of that particular house of the school concerned is also proposed for State /National Award, in that event in the meeting of state selection committee after consideration will make a special recommendation in his/ her favour and he/ she will be entitled for extra 5 marks in comparison to other teachers.
(f) The participation of SMCs will be ensured. SMCs will monitor the sanitation campaign and if committee is not satisfied with the sanitation campaign, the report thereof will be sent to the Deputy Director of Higher Education of concerned districts accordingly who will further call for the explanation of Head of Institution in this regard. 1st April be celebrated as Sanitation Day and this day will be a working day in all Educational Institutions. Note:-The school will hold regularly Inter-House and Intra-House competition in debates, declamation, one act play, essay writing, group discussion, on-the-spot painting, variety entertainment etc.
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FOREWORD It gives me great satisfac
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GOVERNMENT OF HIMACHAL PRADESH THE
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Students 2.21 Correct Age Entry 17
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6.9.2 Hostel Warden 70-71 6.9.3 Dut
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CHAPTER -1 Short Title and Commence
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2.1 Duties of the Head of the Insti
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High school the Headmaster will be
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(iii) While issuing Prospectus/Broc
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2.8.1 (a) Observance of School Timi
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Administration, Home-Science (only
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after coming to school has to leave
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(ii) In case, the SLC is not issued
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Head of the Institution and for ret
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special importance should be attach
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implemented in its true spirit and
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ensure that the activities/syllabus
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6 parents of students from elementa
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Up-dation of Service Books e-govern
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CHAPTER III Inspection of Schools 3
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(d) Give the teachers requisite fre
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4.5 Student’s Funds: 4.5.1. Sourc
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depute one additional member of sta
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Note:- 1. Institution should be equ
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account i.e. collection from High a
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The Committee of the institution wi
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the question papers are to be print
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4.9 Maintenance of Cash Book/Accoun
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scholarship when the latter is awar
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during the morning assembly to appr
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examination conducted by the H.P. B
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12. Protsahn Chhatervritti Yojna:-
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5. Post-Matric Scholarship Scheme t
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Page 71 and 72: CHAPTER VI Physical Infrastructure
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Page 81 and 82: Other Terms and Conditions (i) Head
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Page 95 and 96: CHAPTER X Co-curricular Activities
Page 97 and 98: 10.1.3 NSS Unit Strength of a unit
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Page 101 and 102: 10.2.4.2 Camps The most important a
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Page 107 and 108: March Preparation for Dwitiya Sopan
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Page 123 and 124: teachers/trainers, guest faculty, e
Page 125 and 126: Permission to acquire Indian Passpo
Page 127 and 128: Telephone Number as well as e-mail
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Page 135 and 136: ANNEXTURE -III CERTIFICATES REQUIRE
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Page 139 and 140: TIN centre at TIN centre iii Review
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