Conversion charges for plots, sheds in these estates approved The Haryana Cabinet today decided to allow mixed land use of industrial plots and sheds in industrial estates in existence in the state as on November 1, 1966, the day the state came into existence. Industrial estates to be additionally covered under this are those of Hisar, Gurgaon, Ambala City, Barwala (Hisar), Pinjore, Kohand (Karnal) and Fatehabad. The Cabinet, which met under the chairmanship of Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda, also approved the rates of conversion charges for plots and sheds in these industrial estates and industrial colonies. These would be effective for the calendar year 2014. The Cabinet said the conversion of industrial plots for non-industrial uses should be permitted only in respect of plots situated on external and internal circulation roads with a right of way (RoW)) of 18 metre and above keeping in view the congestion likely to be created on account of increased intensity of traffic and parking related issues. However, in case allottees whose industrial plots are situated on internal circulation roads with less than 18 metre RoW voluntarily agree to leave or contribute so much of area from their plots so as to meet the minimum RoW condition, the same may be allowed. It was also decided that the floor-area ratio of 1.25, as allowed for the general industry, be kept intact for non-industrial uses keeping in view infrastructure constraints, especially qua the RoW of the internal circulation roads. The conversion rates for different non-industrial land use and those proposed now in respect to additional estates or colonies will be revised every year (effective from January 1 to December 31) at the rate of 10 per cent with annual compounding. Regularisation policy The Cabinet today decided to modify the Regularisation Policy issued on June 16 and 18, 2014, for Group B, C and D employees and workers to the extent that the concerned employee and worker should have completed three years of service on contract basis against a sanctioned post on June 30, 2014, instead of May 28, 2014. The Cabinet also approved that in case of Haryana Power Utilities, 50% of the 605 vacant posts of different categories would be filled up through M/s PGCIL/NTPC by taking these posts out of the purview of HPSC/HSSC. Sportspersons’ appointments The Cabinet decided to appoint two outstanding sportspersons as constables under sports quota in Haryana Police. Yoga player Anil Kumar and body builder Anand would be appointed as constables. Sportsperson Seema Antil would be promoted as Inspector while Dharmender Dalal would also be promoted to the next appropriate position. Land allotted The Cabinet approved a proposal to provide passage to the Punjabi Samaj Sabha, Kurukshetra to its dharamshala here. It also approved allotment of land measuring three kanal three marla to Shri Arorvansh Mahasabha, Ratia for construction of a dharamshala on lease basis for 99 years. It also approved the proposal to allot land measuring 10 kanal to Punjabi Sabha, Ratia, for construction of a dharamshala on lease basis for 99 years. Gurudwara commissioner The Cabinet decided to appoint Justice Iqbal Singh as the Commissioner of the Gurdwara Judicial Commission. Conversion rates to be revised The conversion rates for different non-industrial land use and those proposed now in respect to additional estates or colonies will be revised every year (effective from January 1 to December 31) at the rate of 10% with annual compounding