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Schedule of matches in Asia Cup 2012

2012-03-02T08:26:00.002+05:30

Asia Cup 2012 is all set to start from 12th March, 2012 in Bangladesh according to cricket schedule announced earlier by the world cricket governing body International Cricket Council (ICC).

Asia Cup is an international cricket tournament for Asian cricket playing Nation to be conducted by Bangladesh a cricket crazy nation. In the upcoming Asia Cup six ODI and one Final match will be played in Bangladesh the tournament is a part of Future Cricket Tour Programs made by governing body of world cricket International Cricket Council (ICC).

Bangladesh is hosting the tournament this year, which is beginning on March 12, 2012.

In the Asia Cup 2012 first ODI would be between Bangladesh - Pakistan on Mar 12, 2012 at 14:30 local time to be played at Shere Bengal National Stadium at Mirpur.

Schedule of Mach for Asia Cup 2012

Mar 12, 2012 14:30 Bangladesh vs Pakistan, 1st ODI

Mar 13, 2012 14:30 India vs Sri Lanka, 2nd ODI

Mar 15, 2012 14:30 Pakistan vs Sri Lanka, 3rd ODI

Mar 16, 2012 14:30 Bangladesh vs India, 4th ODI

Mar 18, 2012 14:30 India vs Pakistan, 5th ODI

Mar 20, 2012 14:30 Bangladesh vs Sri Lanka, 6th ODI

Mar 22, 2012 14:30 TBC vs TBC, Final ODI

UPSC RESULT FOR CIVIL SERVICES (MAIN) EXAMINATION 2011

2012-03-01T20:43:00.000+05:30

CIVIL SERVICES (MAIN) EXAMINATION 2011 UNION PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION

PRESS NOTE

On the basis of the results of the Civil Services (Main) Examination, 2011 held by the Union Public Service Commission in October – November, 2011, the candidates with the under mentioned Roll Numbers have qualified for Personality Test for selection to the Indian Administrative Service, Indian Foreign Service, Indian Police Service and other Central Services (Group ‘A’ and Group ‘B’).

Candidature of these candidates is provisional subject to their being found eligible in all respects. The candidates will be required to produce the original certificates in support of their claims pertaining to age, educational qualifications, community, physical handicap and other documents such as Questionnaire, Attestation Form, TA form, etc. at the time of their Personality

Test. The formats of SC/ST/OBC/PH certificates and Questionnaire, Attestation Form and TA form can be downloaded from the website of the Commission. They are, therefore advised to keep the said documents ready with them.

3. Personality Tests of these candidates will commence from 19th March, 2012. Personality Tests will be held at the Office of the Union Public Service Commission at Dholpur House, Shahjahan Road, New Delhi-110069. The date and time of Personality Test is being intimated to the qualified candidates individually. The date and time of Personality Tests of candidates being called

for Personality Test from 19th March, 2012 will be displayed on the Commission’s Website at http://www.upsc.gov.in. The candidates who do not receive any communication regarding their Personality Test, should immediately contact the office of the Commission through letter or on Phone, Nos. 011-23385271, 011-23381125, 011-23098543 or Fax Nos. 011-23387310,

011-23384472.

No request for change in the date and time of the Personality Test intimated to the candidates will be entertained. The candidates are advised to notify change(s) in their address, if any, to the

Commission immediately through letter or Fax at Telephone numbers indicated above.The mark-sheets of candidates who have not qualified, will be put on the Commission’s Website within 15 days from the date of publication of the final result (after conducting Personality Test) and will remain available on the Website for a period of 60 days.

Roll Numbers:

000167 000194 000197 000200 000225 000229 000243 000321 000323

000335 000407 000445 000483 000491 000501 000505 000521 000551

000552 000706 000720 000728 000733 000779 000798 000812 000818

000819 000846 000934 000941 000972 000999 001006 001037 001085

001134 001136 001154 001200 001281 001295 001330 001345 001430

001525 001613 001629 001633 001644 001666 001779 001804 001835

001909 001922 001939 001982 001991 002006 002084 002110 002166

002242 002255 002269 002313 002324 002325 002383 002386 002423

002430 002484 002539 002544 002560 002573 002588 002643 002669

002731 002734 002735 002743 002767 002796 002890 002907 002927

003103 003116 003230 003274 003346 003375 003526 003553 003586

003686 003690 003699 003755 003760 003836 003850 003920 003957

004010 004022 004085 004212 004246 004325 004331 004344 004351

004361 004381 004524 004562 004674 004681 004697 004704 004815

004841 004846 004881 004934 004998 005032 005126 005129 005182

005252 005315 005348 005351 005386 005438 005441 005478 005494

005503 005510 005561 005611 005613 005620 005699 005713 005766

005789 005802 005811 005815 005922 006004 006055 006082 006092

006113 006153 006156 006157 006159 006176 006254 006262 006304

006313 006368 006401 006406 006458 006479 006576 006577 006603

006604 006624 006636 006645 006736 006738 006765 006784 006785

006799 006861 006886 006888 006944 007003 007046 007206 007238

007276 007288 007392 007396 007403 007433 007438 007525 007591

007613 007690 007700 007710 007750 007753 007766 007832 007854

007913 007919 008018 008184 008287 008342 008457 008459 008485

008492 008661 008788 008814 008821 008874 008931 008952 008970

008991 009151 009155 009418 009420 009428 009449 009486 009587

009600 009602 009618 009642 009741 009754 009758 009760 009763

009838 010048 010051 010083 010105 010217 010230 010295 010431

010564 010725 010752 010759 010855 010873 010891 010970 011055

011197 011366 011435 011520 011701 011707 011762 011849 011852

011955 012020 012153 012161 012168 012275 012475 012485 012487

012490 012492 012654 012799 012811 012916 012953 012984 013121

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014085 014216 014241 014247 014255 014272 014376 014384 014420

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014897 014903 014908 015035 015038 015052 015135 015159 015180

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015839 015867 015872 015974 015982 016008 016166 016187 016197

016229 016244 016271 016397 016449 016604 016642 016972 017162

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019140 019280 019391 019484 019514 019644 020003 020005 020488

020742 020814 021240 021286 021443 021696 022127 022161 022248

022342 022467 022563 022725 022771 023043 023048 023253 023327

023411 023413 023572 023573 023684 023783 023975 023984 024338

024370 024448 024609 024775 024787 024793 024842 024939 024940

025008 025025 025246 025346 025490 025504 025534 025563 025568

025587 025652 025691 025742 025760 025822 025850 025891 025975

026046 026080 026145 026216 026289 026298 026329 026439 026449

026450 026457 026529 026563 026682 026694 026782 026863 027013

027087 027107 027268 027292 027405 027432 027435 027491 027572

027650 027823 027884 027893 027895 027898 027927 027978 028124

028140 028299 028447 028521 028538 028546 028624 028706 028762

028770 028794 028882 028944 028951 028990 029189 029259 029566

029713 029739 029899 029925 030206 030218 030321 030607 030743

030932 031023 031095 031144 031183 031230 031321 031340 031344

031422 031499 031524 031568 031655 031719 032185 032475 032675

033341 033618 033621 033957 034037 034107 034405 034840 035077

035245 035472 035697 035988 036019 036090 036114 036166 036296

036339 036632 036692 036790 036822 037217 037344 037429 037457

037577 037852 038062 038478 038508 038724 038896 038897 038928

038979 039385 039397 039516 039568 039693 039853 040010 040013

040041 040173 040351 040421 040487 040492 040643 040994 041083

041145 041305 041308 041465 041475 041650 041680 041787 041795

041797 041798 041807 042114 042429 042444 042483 042583 042589

042738 042749 042779 042995 043065 043072 043155 043206 043236

043315 043318 043375 043396 043408 043450 043539 043608 043724

043809 043828 043842 043888 044162 044237 044349 044358 044410

044438 044813 044933 045231 045299 045327 045400 045476 045505

045711 045776 045803 045806 046089 046273 046410 046446 046921

047063 047081 047202 047227 047232 047372 047401 047528 047598

047684 047870 047878 047941 048053 048178 048194 048292 048350

048504 048771 049134 049162 049300 049530 049774 050083 050092

050109 050436 050582 050742 050937 050991 051046 051236 051317

051379 051405 051410 051523 051532 051689 051699 051772 052024

052202 052340 052429 052514 052694 052833 052884 052911 052925

053127 053206 053377 053603 053830 053939 054018 054108 054230

054792 054887 054939 055212 055249 055321 056432 056906 056992

057397 058104 058800 059089 060262 060413 060778 060779 060861

060894 060974 060984 061580 061661 062053 062057 062096 062175

062303 062807 063338 063390 063460 063468 063703 064033 064117

064184 064300 064809 064871 065594 066073 066617 066912 067612

067816 069006 069514 070119 070644 071777 072332 072387 072393

072413 072543 072839 073032 073053 073183 073673 073677 074146

074198 074302 074527 074631 074658 074809 074910 075393 075443

076245 076254 076357 076400 076408 076544 076555 076671 076703

076710 076833 076874 077298 077454 077525 077684 077768 077983

078008 078408 078537 078544 078726 078803 079239 079583 079676

079903 080231 080248 080390 080409 080492 080547 080716 081033

081053 081060 081119 081196 081202 081596 081658 081824 082008

082013 082170 082304 082391 082459 082496 082815 082954 082992

083220 083257 083310 083432 083607 083618 083755 084077 084078

084230 084253 084689 085200 085344 085348 085367 085511 085704

085772 085832 085851 085911 085936 085978 086158 086465 086477

086484 086494 086778 086967 087026 087597 087740 087909 088551

088625 088773 089612 089898 090559 091643 091990 092150 092845

093416 094185 095200 095732 095837 096025 096033 096185 096210

096335 096389 096495 096498 096537 096766 096812 096817 096826

096929 096975 097007 097294 097327 097474 097624 097656 097972

098085 098087 098103 098136 098236 098266 098285 098366 098449

098609 098776 098924 099046 099216 099246 099255 099714 099815

100204 100501 100520 100831 100902 100963 101001 101154 101164

101485 101649 101764 101769 101823 101909 102086 102416 102457

102733 102768 102882 103567 103709 103714 104848 105062 105652

106032 106937 107662 107869 108003 108852 109371 110292 110764

111225 111273 111420 111549 111638 112280 112650 112675 112690

112718 112786 113402 113719 113881 114011 114281 114375 114615

114682 114800 114936 115085 115533 115560 115561 115778 115886

116045 116047 116528 116845 117165 117230 117252 117329 117464

118182 119408 120588 120727 121718 122211 122368 122869 123080

123442 123730 124470 124487 125018 126294 126579 128019 129413

130181 130330 131419 131689 131732 132193 132450 132946 132999

133543 133839 134693 134801 134903 136143 136162 136206 136792

137071 137276 137513 137924 138247 138547 138574 138708 139200

139504 139507 139826 140171 140332 140483 140704 140733 140799

140812 140945 140972 141424 141604 141840 142160 142198 142399

142546 142549 142832 143237 143363 143366 144019 144036 144199

144271 144399 144585 144591 144748 144830 144859 144868 145188

145479 145507 145544 145552 145970 146363 146610 147149 147222

147403 147729 147789 147848 147952 148041 148349 148416 148727

148964 149006 149869 150037 150183 150749 150887 150982 151402

151403 151410 151466 151560 151641 151864 151902 153371 153419

153496 156305 156811 157058 157435 157594 158115 158605 158637

159439 160120 163269 163472 164729 165683 166356 166602 167079

167130 167426 169424 171974 173095 175840 176782 178577 178944

179092 179433 181218 181488 183527 184093 185039 187158 187189

189303 190181 190326 191034 191859 193170 195482 195878 196258

197278 198028 201506 202666 203987 207452 208130 208318 208440

208450 208661 208947 209091 209409 209419 209423 210067 210395

210400 210850 211029 211170 211498 211520 211825 211972 211994

212788 213094 213104 213226 213258 213266 213272 213273 213413

213527 213730 213890 214212 214213 214382 214544 214719 214853

214862 215170 215184 215332 216056 216192 216217 216359 216458

216578 216580 216592 216644 216680 216773 216829 216939 216991

217000 217048 217096 217105 217148 217369 217377 217398 217579

217661 217672 217749 217867 217921 217954 218124 218196 218226

218240 218268 218343 218467 218485 218531 218609 218671 218710

218732 218754 218772 218808 218936 219033 219108 219188 219365

219558 219573 219828 219866 219954 219974 220148 220331 220343

220351 220371 220403 220405 220418 220577 220627 220816 220874

220921 221058 221204 221304 221460 221507 221627 221669 221677

221822 221947 222023 222115 222120 222235 222580 222664 222728

222749 222867 222989 222997 223078 223082 223087 223210 223211

223213 223502 223916 223963 224164 224190 224273 224278 224523

224547 224567 224624 224656 224717 224840 224901 224909 225215

225288 225309 225388 225430 225475 225678 225703 225720 226076

226202 226231 226251 226340 226433 226599 226808 226939 227014

227022 227214 227240 227364 227504 227542 227607 227626 227720

227778 227972 227990 228417 228733 228788 229135 229190 229209

229360 229364 229380 229509 229677 230092 230186 230279 230321

230508 230528 230566 230576 230604 230762 230805 230838 230881

230928 230953 230985 231108 231184 231382 231635 231891 232179

232195 232347 232492 232510 232514 232570 232836 232999 233003

233105 233157 233181 233192 233211 233319 233376 233541 233660

233922 233925 234242 234275 234292 234330 234484 234487 234594

234663 234693 234705 234790 234799 234938 235078 235152 235228

235262 235273 235274 235294 235378 235399 235424 235542 235568

235580 235597 235613 235916 235924 236072 236190 236317 236366

236473 236509 236530 236640 236685 236776 236845 236874 236905

237324 237474 237490 237504 237525 237589 237689 237817 237822

237863 237869 237973 237979 238107 238280 238329 238432 238527

238541 238569 238947 239125 239206 239514 239570 239602 239639

239844 240089 240200 240253 240326 240332 240550 240665 241046

241249 241270 241346 241724 241789 242323 242388 242644 242806

242856 242874 242906 243153 243306 243356 243592 243623 243624

243645 243656 243669 243735 244300 244335 244344 244350 244810

244812 244873 245310 245363 245705 246007 246033 246080 246293

246462 246485 246708 246912 246992 247003 247324 247426 247472

247554 247602 247694 247881 248289 248474 248588 248683 248707

248782 248875 248909 249038 249043 249064 249109 249413 249447

249454 249467 249479 249535 249625 249710 249860 249875 249891

249943 250016 250759 250764 250805 251000 251041 251263 251404

251616 252332 252387 252471 252820 252844 253069 253164 253211

253502 253549 253676 253677 253684 253833 253932 254159 254411

254552 254592 254650 254682 254834 255017 255273 255340 255393

255411 255445 255743 255851 255930 255939 256465 256726 256934

257164 257304 257381 257387 257524 257640 257822 257954 258078

258137 258186 258195 258285 258459 258799 258845 259159 259247

259293 259313 259776 260144 260440 260720 261025 261026 261202

261266 261355 261439 261574 261808 261979 262126 262158 262382

262409 262662 262756 262792 262848 262889 263018 263050 263066

263067 263093 263150 263732 263816 263849 263853 263855 264327

264643 264698 265262 265395 265537 265613 266071 266127 266457

266524 266551 266586 266765 266926 267122 267170 267234 267247

267616 268105 268192 268399 268405 268563 268632 268661 269286

269397 269476 269589 269695 270024 270158 270184 270280 270379

270684 270778 270870 270990 271065 271116 271190 271360 271552

271593 271598 271649 271677 271683 272139 272194 272432 272664

273271 273438 273782 273930 274214 274757 275074 275167 275246

275541 275787 275912 275987 275992 276016 276193 276547 276579

276680 276763 276851 276973 277001 277077 277140 277150 277245

277279 277283 277423 277547 277711 277894 278200 278644 278827

278855 278978 279022 279145 279246 279249 279291 279593 279682

279965 279986 280006 280049 280202 280403 280591 280660 280701

280834 280840 280853 281127 281361 281624 282092 282163 282371

282697 282841 282958 283004 283211 283590 283666 283721 283956

284020 284273 284526 284672 284689 284753 284864 284987 285032

285109 285435 285441 285523 285720 285972 285987 286370 286389

286505 286517 286755 286825 287020 287093 287481 287757 287856

288166 288456 288506 288570 288661 288855 289247 289598 289696

289749 289901 290076 290527 290528 290681 290705 290710 291079

291106 291660 291726 291855 291869 292025 292041 292164 292199

292307 292471 292488 292547 292592 292771 292843 293176 293293

293450 293653 293663 293690 293855 293869 293883 294048 294341

294401 294428 294560 294839 295163 295416 295662 295683 295714

295772 295802 295925 296129 296236 296369 296504 296575 296609

296697 296804 296836 297118 297272 297659 298149 298203 298225

298554 298613 298712 298961 298971 299033 299148 299216 299651

299709 299725 299850 299955 299991 300098 300278 300381 300523

301076 301124 301202 301254 301356 301371 301375 301476 301730

301746 302146 302714 303441 303458 303782 303890 303998 304194

304293 304762 304801 305524 305667 305900 305927 305948 306145

306315 306327 306745 306758 306805 306942 307003 307040 307108

307194 307362 307370 307534 307759 308140 308279 308366 308541

308757 308928 309035 309350 309557 309678 309776 309880 310065

310248 310634 310884 311050 311202 311394 311458 311609 311815

311839 311936 311964 312014 312028 312070 312163 312182 312857

312976 312988 313020 313226 313361 313443 313602 314207 314383

314555 314600 314730 315206 315288 315374 315493 315614 315716

315800 315944 315977 316110 316345 316701 316834 317112 317851

317942 318116 318346 318371 318838 319505 319560 319637 319675

319988 320180 320708 320828 320914 320928 320967 320992 321091

321251 321280 321365 321481 321625 321776 321870 322292 322301

322391 322484 322601 322652 322837 322903 323148 323463 323842

324033 324146 324239 324352 324374 324665 324791 324796 324828

324893 324923 324970 325088 325129 325140 325305 325524 325555

325594 325607 325616 325636 326107 326504 326598 326655 326729

327336 327454 327511 327723 327968 328297 328521 328570 328818

329010 329236 329333 329370 329436 329650 329781 329873 329986

330276 330767 330967 331032 331245 331431 331642 331735 331863

331901 331915 332571 332648 332742 332768 333127 333315 333582

333606 334767 334866 335651 336068 336130 336372 336771 337944

338184 338230 338571 338692 338951 339104 339117 339443 339767

339781 339853 339900 340137 340553 341200 341418 341435 341727

342353 342720 342837 343513 343585 344015 344517 344781 344833

344836 344955 344983 345320 345813 345820 346845 346948 347077

347630 348104 348425 348651 348690 348970 349115 349214 349232

349519 349791 349918 349977 350099 350271 350394 350501 351262

352202 352583 352591 353082 353482 353925 354150 354692 355050

355439 355983 356195 356286 356730 357272 357719 357982 358546

359235 359493 359614 359621 359881 360277 360291 360347 360590

360760 360869 360915 360940 361143 361291 361849 361868 362064

362186 362208 362363 362522 362689 362702 362772 362897 362913

363098 363354 363425 364196 364396 364430 364659 364734 364760

364785 364881 365317 365350 365392 365473 365839 367170 367657

367693 369059 369707 369712 370788 370795 371273 371395 372130

372534 372584 373543 373767 373945 374219 375386 375548 375617

375655 375712 376263 376329 376376 377162 378022 378115 379124

379634 379766 379935 380444 381038 381846 382036 382151 382288

382607 382950 383158 383764 383773 383888 384180 384271 384683

384908 385049 386270 387033 387102 388398 388476 388726 388737

389073 389317 389814 390059 390169 391031 391147 391281 393990

394587 395482 395598 396117 396445 396644 397239 397563 397883

398058 399656 399668 402443 405881 406053 408185 408597 408892

409303 409957 410189 412752 412800 413633 414161 414227 414810

416514 416912 417817 418312 418443 418750 418825 419025 419536

419573 420148 420524 420664 421467 421481 421608 422100 422632

422958 423077 423942 425340 425720 425810 427047 428367 428377

429398 429576 430769 430815 431555 432209 432249 432837 432873

434075 434545 435190 435548 435937 436003 436546 437113 437122

437154 437250 441219 441784 442231 442574 443364 445195 446572

447201 447614 448439 450542 450985 452653 454927 455671 456368

456584 457169 457271 458191 458395 458526 461375 461836 462256

462804 463126 463292 463379 463806 464247 464267 464318 466031

466584 468063 468929 469005 469904 470575 471014 471812 472456

473104 474443 474480 474567 474577 474807 478844 479305 480794

484465 487941 488662 488664 488810 495688

CONCLUDED

UNION PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION

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NEW DELHI - 110 069 - 1st March, 2012 / Phalguna 11, 1933 Saka..

Disclaimer

JPSC Going to Change 5th Civil Services Examination Pattern

2012-03-01T10:08:00.002+05:30

Depleting interest of the applicants prompted the state government in Jharkahnd to design the syllabus of state Civil Services Examination taken by JPSC according to UPSC.

The state government has already issued the guidelines to the JPSC as per prevailing system ,JPSC adopts the BPSC way in the mains examination however in PT they follows old UPSC pattern with General Studies and Optional with some changes .

JPSC officials are in the way to complete the process of syllabus development at the earliest.

This would seek the attention of quality candidates going for UPSC towards the JPSC recruitment, which would help the JPSC in selecting better officers for the prime job in Jharkhand.

The UPSC pattern would be followed in Preliminary and as well as Mains exams so there will be a CSAT which was already adopted by the UPPSC.

Following the direction of the s government, the Personnel Department has instructed JPSC to start working in the same direction.

“State government has instructed JPSC to design the syllabus as per the UPSC pattern. The new syllabus would be implemented from the next civil service exam,” stated a senior Personnel Department officer.

India's GDP Growth Slows to 6.1%

2012-03-01T00:22:00.001+05:30

New Delhi: India's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) for the October-December quarter (Q3) of fiscal 2011-12 grew 6.1% on-year to Rs 13.4 trillion, as against Rs 12.63 trillion in same quarters a year ago, the data released by the Central Statistics Office (CSO) showed Wednesday. It is slowest GDP growth in last 11 quarters.

The country's agriculture sector grew 2.7% on-year in Q3, mining and quarrying witnessed negative growth of 3.1% and manufacturing sector grew 0.4% in the period.

However, electricity sector continued its growth momentum and registered a growth of 9% on-year in Q3 of the current fiscal over the same quarter last fiscal. Construction sector grew 7.2% on-year and trade, hotels, transport and communication grew 9.2%, and financing, insurance, real estate and business services grew 9%.

The CSO data showed that the production of coarse cereals and pulses during the Kharif season of 2011-12 is estimated to have declined by 4.6% and 10.3% respectively, and rice has increased by 11.8% over the same season last year.

The production of oilseeds have declined by 5.1% during the reporting period, while the production of sugarcane and cotton grew by 1.6% and 3.3% respectively.

The CSO data showed that mining, manufacturing and electricity sector during the Q3 of fiscal 2011-12 grew -4.6%, 0.8% and 9.6%, respectively. In the corresponding quarter respective sectors grew by 6.3%, 9.2% and 6.5%.

India's GDP at factor cost at current prices grew by 14.2% in Q3 of 2011-12 to Rs 21.5 trillion, as against Rs 18.82 trillion in Q3, 2010-11.

In the reporting quarter India's headline inflation in food articles raised 6.3% on-year, non-food articles 4%, manufactured products 7.9%, electricity 2.6% and all commodities 8.9% over Q3 of 2010-11.

India's Gross Fixed Capital Formation (GFCF) at current prices is estimated at Rs 6.37 trillion in Q3 of 2011-12 as against Rs 5.99 trillion in Q3 of 2010-11. In terms of GDP at market prices, the rates of GFCF at current prices during Q3 of 2011-12 are estimated at 27.6%.

http://goindocal.com/business-%BB-economy-india%27s-gdp-growth-slows-to-6.1percentage-in-q3-go-3838.htm

JPSC Must act to save its image before it gets too late

2012-02-29T22:26:00.001+05:30

No matter what court will say an eye opening story here

am pasting some of the important line of the article posted at polyeyes...

It seems eye opner...

"It's not unusual for the youth of Jharkhand to have goose bumps every now and then as there is no dearth of crimes and corruption in the State. Whatever second person say funniest and scariest because the recently conducted JPSC exam surpasses all the other vices so intrinsic to Jharkhand, at least to all the aspiring yet unemployed youths. It gives a feeling of hopelessness and helplessness leaving them demoralized and dejected"

Source:

http://polyeyes.com/articledetails.php?id=180#comments_id51

Anna University releases Results for 2012

2012-02-29T17:08:00.002+05:30

Chennai,Fab,29: Anna University one of the leading Universityof India has declared the results of Post Graduation examinations for M Arch,ME and MTech.

The exam of MTech,ME, and M Arch were held in January 2012.

Anna University was established in 1978, as a unitary university and It was named after C. N. Annadurai that integrated four technical institutions in the city of Chennai then madras including the College of Engineering, Guindy, Alagappa College of Technology, Madras Institute of Technology and the School of Architecture and Planning. .

Students can check their results by filling the registration number at the following link http://result.annauniv.edu/result/pggrsem.html

Oscars 2012 : List Of Academy Awards Winners

2012-02-28T11:07:00.003+05:30

The Academy award ceremony ceremoney done on Dunday night Here is the list of 2012 Oscar winners:

Best Picture: "The Artist."
Actor: Jean Dujardin, "The Artist."
Actress: Meryl Streep, "The Iron Lady."
Supporting Actor: Christopher Plummer, "Beginners."
Supporting Actress: Octavia Spencer, "The Help."
Directing: Michel Hazanavicius, "The Artist."
Foreign Language Film: "A Separation," Iran.
Adapted Screenplay: Alexander Payne, Nat Faxon and Jim Rash, "The Descendants."
Original Screenplay: Woody Allen, "Midnight in Paris."
Animated Feature Film: "Rango."
Art Direction: "Hugo."
Cinematography: "Hugo."
Sound Mixing: "Hugo."
Sound Editing: "Hugo."
Original Score: "The Artist."
Original Song: "Man or Muppet" from "The Muppets."
Costume Design: "The Artist."
Documentary Feature: "Undefeated."
Documentary Short: "Saving Face."
Film Editing: "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo."
Makeup: "The Iron Lady."
Animated Short Film: "The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris Lessmore."
Live Action Short Film: "The Shore."
Visual Effects: "Hugo."

Must Consult Lawyer in Florida Car Accident,

2012-02-28T11:05:00.000+05:30

The excellent sunshine and warm climate in Florida attract good number of tourists each year. It creates abnormal traffic and increases the number of Florida car accidents that because most of the people in Florida don’t know exactly where they are going.

Although all the Florida car accidents do not happened because of tourists but there are many accidents takes place because of excessive speed and abnormal alcohol intake by people driving cars.

If somebody involved in a Florida car accident, there are several most important consideration one must know about the basic laws that Florida has for determining fault and liability in a car accident in Florida.

Every driver is responsible in certain extent for taking actions to prevent a Florida car accident as per Florida law. Negligence resulting in a Florida car accident is a strong ground for a lawsuit in this region that’s why one need good legal advice after car accident.

If person gets injured as a result of Florida car accident, then he must seek legal advice in order to receive the compensation that he deserves most as per law.

The Florida lawyers are well informed and studied about the law regarding Florida car accidents and will work to prepare a good case.

Although many times it becomes tough to find negligence in a Florida car accident, but a good lawyer will leave no stone unturned to get all the facts surrounding ti frame a string case.

In Florida car accidents prove of suffered damages is a key point, either personal injury or property damage must be depicted in better manner. In addition, if any one who is involved in a Florida car accident, his or her lawyer will look for good compensation for such things as mental anguish and inconvenience as well.

Florida has a “No-Fault” clause associated to the insurance claims for a Florida car accident in florida. It says that one can collect from the at fault driver for such things as significant permanent injury, bodily damage, or scarring and death.

If somebody is responsible in any way for the Florida car accident, the Florida court may reduce the amount of his or her settlement by the amount in which it finds that you are responsible here the competency of a good car accident lawyer comes into effect.

A good Florida car accident lawyer will work to reduce this amount to zero so one do not have to pay any money.

The Jharkhand Tribal Movement

2012-02-28T01:17:00.002+05:30

The tribes of the Chotanagpur region have been subjected repeatedly to outside invasions from the Mughal to the British to the Hindu Zamindars. The tribals were marginalized when the Hindu traders and Muslim farmers had moved in and modern law and administration was established. British authority and its accompanying array of devises facilitated the process of pauperizing the tribals. The administration was manned by outsiders and there was introduction of paper currency which was alien to the tribals. Their villages were in the hands of the landlords who were committed to the expropriation of tribals. All this had one inevitable result: that of armed resistance.

The 19th century rebellions have been attributed to the twin consequences of illegal deprivation of tribal lands and the reduction of the tribals to a state of poverty and indebtedness.

The first ever revolt against the landlords and the British government was led by Tilka Manjhi, a valiant Santhal leader in Santal tribal belt in 1771. He wanted to liberate his people from the clutches of the unscrupulous landlords and restore the lands of their ancestors. The British government sent its troops and crushed the uprisings of Tilka Manjhi.

Soon after in 1779, the Bhumij tribes rose in arms against the British rule in Manbhum, now in West Bengal. The Bhumij were always conspicuous as a turbulent people. Whenever the authorities made any attempt to settle the jungle Mahals, the Bhumij rose in open revolt. This was followed by the Chero tribes unrest in Palamau. They revolted against the British Rule in 1800 AD. Hardly seven years later in 1807, the Oraons in Barway murdered their big landlord of Srinagar west of Gumla. Soon the uprisings spread around Gumla. The tribal uprisings spread eastward to neighbouring Tamar areas of the Munda tribes.

THE TAMAR REVOLT

The landlords were given extraordinary powers and the authority to evict the tenants, dispose of and sell their property, and even seize their persons without recourse to the court of law. The tenants had no documentary evidence of their rights.

Signs of tribal unrest became evident. In 1789, there was an insurrection in Tamar, which was put down by the military, but disturbances followed again in 1794 and 95. Police outstations were now introduced who joined hands with the powerful landlords to further worsen the state of the Tribals. Further insurrections followed in 1811, 1817 and 1820. The Hos in Singhbhum were growing restless and came out in open revolt in 1820 and fought against the landlords and the British troops for two years. This is called the Larka Kol Risings 1820-1821.

The Kol Insurrection was the biggest uprising against the British empire (Dec1831 to Jan 1832) which united the Oraons, Hos, and Mundas in a frenzied but short-lived outburst. They had decided that not a single foreigner should be left alive in their land. In every village, the Suds(Hindus) and the dikus were murdered, plundered and their houses were burnt down. By the end of January, the rebels were in control of the Chotanagpur as the British were not expecting such an upheaval. It was not until March that the rebellion could be suppressed.

THE SANTHAL REBELLION: 1855-57

The Santhals occupy the third place among the major tribes of India. Santhal Paraganas form the largest political unit if this tribe.

The Santhal rebellion was one of the more pronounced instances of tribal resistance to the growing deterioration in their conditions. 4 factors were primarily seen as instrumental in its eruption:

1. Exploitation by moneylenders

2. The misery caused by their wicked and immoral system of allowing personal and hereditary bondage for debt.

3. The corruption of the police in aiding the moneylenders.

4. The impossibility for the Santhals of obtaining redress from the courts.

Rising prices, deteriorating financial conditions, bonded labour all loomed in the background while two brothers Sidhu and Kanhu kindled the revolution with their tale of divine inspiration. In it, they were instructed to kill and end all the diku rule themselves. The beginning of the movement was marked by peaceful submission of petitions and grievances. A few spontaneous murders of moneylenders and traders occurred. Soon, the tribals picked up the only weapon he possessed and knew to operate, the bow and the axe. They soon went on a rampage killing police officers, moneylenders, railway attendants and the Zamindhars. The brothers were in command of the entire operations. In a last desperate measure, the brothers led an army of 30,000 Santhals to Calcutta to petition the Governor-general.

In a fierce engagement between the British and some 4,000 Santhals on 15-7-1855, the latter ultimately lost the battle after their leaders Sidhu and Kanhu were wounded with bullets. Later, 12 Santhal villages were set on fire by Captain Sherwill. And again a cluster of 15 villages were destroyed. There was a year long hard fought battle which witnessed 10,000 – 15,000 deaths, mostly Santhals. The British had crushed them.

Owing to the mutiny of 1857 and the Santhal rebellion itself, a few temporary administrative reforms were introduced. These were quickly nullified and the tribals soon found themselves in the same old boat. Many other fractured and small rebellions took place under various leaders which did not yield any positive result like those under Bhagirat Manjhi, Dubia Gosian and the Kerwar movement and the Sardar Agitation.

THE BIRSA MUNDA MOVEMENT: 1895-1900

This was the last of the heroic tribal movements of the 19th century in the Chotanagpur plateau. The mundas had been living in the Chotanagpur plateau for more than 2000 years and are one of the most ancient settlers in this land.

The revolt essentially started as an economic one like many other tribal revolts but soon turned into a political one. They fought against the British who openly supported the exploiters namely the Zamindhars and money lenders who took advantage of the corrupt British and Indian officials. In 1856, there were in Bihar 600 Zamindhar dikus holding land ranging from a portion of a single village to even 150 villages each.

The introduction of rent for the land, a concept hitherto unknown to the tribals, infuriated them. Then there was collection of taxes for just about any reason. The British courts, unfamiliar with the tribal language had to depend upon the local interpreters to act as middle men. These people were only too pleased to help their powerful landowners. Thus, the tribals could not get justice from any direction and led them to believe that it rest upon themselves to rid the place of dikus.

The dikus, unable to comprehend the social and political organization of the tribals simply dismissed them and replaced with limbs of modern governmental machinery. Worst of all, the tribal customs, practices and superstitions were dismissed lightly. Another important reason for the revolt was of course, the concept of Beth Begari, or what is known today as Bonded labour.

General poverty led many of the Mundas to leave their ancestral homes and shift to work in the Assam tea plantations and their earnings were spent mostly on liquor.

Though at first the struggle commenced by attacking the land-lords, later it was directed against the ruling British authorities and the Christian missionaries, as the Christian missionaries over emphasis on conversion irritated the Mundas. They now helped only the tribals who had converted and oppressed the non-converts and with the aid of the authorities, perpetuated atrocities against them. This resulted first in the Sardari Larai (1890).

The hero of the revolt had been Birsa Munda, who on account of piety, virtuous life and reputation for possessing psychic powers which enabled him to have communion with God, came to be known as Birsa Bhagwan. His followers came to be known as Birsite Bhagats. He believed that the Mundas will be able to regain their lost kingdom with the annihilation of the enemies. He then wanted to establish Birsaite Raj in which he would be the King. He had, by now, a firm belief that he was a divine incarnation fit to lead his people.

The core of Birsa’s message had initially been social and religious. He called upon the Mundas to uproot superstition, abjure animal sacrifise, cease taking intoxicants. Birsa Munda continuously infused the tribals with a sense of their destiny with many of the ancient myths that lay embedded in the popular consciousness.

He advised people to not to obey the police, the magistrates and the landlords and to boycott the ‘beth begari sytem’. He spoke against unlawful land acquisition and tried to unite his people against the diabolic exploitative triad of zamindhar, foreigner and traders.

In 1895, Arson and arrow firing against the Christian missionaries and few police stations started in an epidemic scale under the leadership of the Birsa. There were secret meetings held on the hill tops where they would plan their next attacks which would be carried out sincerely by the Mundas. 3-4 revolts later, the police got a tip off on the next location and surrounded the Dombari hill. The arrows were met with the bullets, yet surprisingly the toll was not alarming. Then, the police systematically arrested the disciples of Birsa, who had by now absconded into the thick of the forests.

The Mundas were galvanized into martial fury and carried out their revolts with great courage and determination. The results were, however, the same whenever the tribals fought the mighty British: they were crushed. Birsa was captured, released and finally recaptured after his forces suffered a terrible crushing by the British army in 1900. With his death, the Birsa movement slipped into oblivion but he had succeeded in giving them a solidarity which was missing before. Again, some temporary measures were taken.

THE TANA BHAGAT MOVEMENT: 1915-1920

The next major tribal movement was the Tana Bhagat Movement organized by the Oraons from 1915 – 1920. The movement took its origins at the hands of Jatra Bhagat and Hanuman Oraon. Like all else, it was anti-Zamindhari, anti-missionary, anti-British. The main features of the movement were:

1) Self government

2) Abolition of Rajship

3) Perfect equality between man and man

4) No rent payment.

It then merged with the mainstream national movement, firmly Gandhian by then. The enemies and reasons were retained from the previous rebellions. They refused to pay rent to the non-tribal Landlords as land was a gift from God to the tribals. They then, went on to participate in the civil disobedience movement of 1930 by refusing to pay rent. This did not quite provide fruitful results, largely due to the peculiarities of their situation.

FROM ETHNICITY TO REGIONALISM:

From the 1920s, the focuses shifted from small, sporadic tribal uprisings to party politics led by an urbanized intelligentsia.

The foremost objective was to expel the ‘dikus’ from the Chotanagpur and Santhal Paraganas, to recover ancestral tribal lands that had been forcibly alienated. Allied to this primary imperatives was the demand for a larger share in the revenue generated from this territory. Finally, the tribals wanted recognition of their special historical status recognized within the Indian union by the reservation of jobs and places in the administrative structure.

In 1915 the Chotanagpur Unnati Samaj was started for the socio-economic development of the tribals. This organisation had also political objectives in mind. When the Simon Commission in 1928 came to Patna the Chotanagpur Unnati Samaj sent its delegation and placed its demand for a separate Jharkhand State for self-rule by the tribals. The Simon Commission however did not accede to the demand for a separate Jharkhand State.

The demand for Jharkhand had its genesis in the Adivasi Mahasabha. In 1939 Jaipal Singh was invited to come to Ranchi from Darjeeling to join Adivasi Mahasabha. He came and joined the Adivasee Mahasabha and was elected its President. After the independence of the country, the Adivasee Mahasabha was given the name of Jharkhand Party. Jaipal Singh remained the President of the Jharkhand Party from 1939 to 1960.

JHARKHAND FOR JHARKANDIS:

The new phase of the movement beginning with independence saw the pinnacle of the movement being reached. The Jharkhand party was born under the leadership of Jaipal singh. The tribals had been awarded the minority status in the constitution. The geographical entity of Jharkhand was sought to be broadened with the inclusion of 16 districts in Bihar, Orissa, and M.P. The Jharkhand Party grew stronger politically gradually but various Commissions examining the demands for a separate Jharkhand State rejected its demand one after another. In August 1947 the Thakkar Commission rejected it saying that it would not be to the advantage of the adivasees. In 1948 Dar Commission also examined the demand for a separate Jharkhand state but rejected it on linguistic grounds. Despite these reports of these Commissions going negative in nature, Jharkhand Party never lost sight of its ultimate target – a separate state of Jharkhand. It fought first General Election in 1952 and won 32 seats in the Bihar Assembly. In the second General Election in 1957 too Jharkhand Party won 32 seats and for two terms the party remained the leading opposition party.

Tribal politics in the 60s were molded by 2 factors: the fission of the party with congress and the introduction of agrarian issues. The conditions of the tribals did not see any marked improvement.

The party was soon split into several splinter groups each claiming to be the genuine Jharkhand party. Finally in 1973 Jharkhand Mukti Morcha was formed under the leadership of Sibu Soren. In 1986 All political parties carrying with themselves the name of Jharkhand gradually dwindled except the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha led by Sibu Soren, which was an alliance between the Mahtos and the Santhals. The demand for a separate state and repossession of alienated tribal lands were on top of its agenda apart from cultural revivalism.

CREATION OF A NEW JHARKHAND STATE

In a historic move both the houses of Parliament passed the Bihar Reorganisation Bill – 2000 during the first week of August and the President gave his assent to it a few days later. With this the stage was all set for the formal beginning of the governance of the new Jharkhand state from the 15th of November 2000. This witnessed the fulfillment of the long cherished dream of the people of Chhotanagpur and Santhalparganas for a separate state of Jharkhand. The new state comprised of 18 districts in Santalparganas and Chotanagpur.

Ranchi High Court Decision in 4th JPSC Examination Case

2012-02-27T17:27:00.000+05:30

As Every time Aggrieved Candidates Gets......Dates from the Court ,Despite of Eye Opener Evidence Regarding the Controversy is in the Public Domain.

Both Passed and Missed Candidates have no Clue ...Governance is hampering innthe State because several offices are vacant and existing officers are overloaded with multiple Assignment beyond their Limit.

What Hounarable Ranchi High Court Do in this Matter...............To Guide the JPSC....................

As the Date Game between Court and JPSC ,Grinding the Applicant and State as well

Suggestion Required From Your Side....

MPSC exam 2010 - an Excellent Joke of the decade!

2012-02-26T01:14:00.001+05:30

Funny' and 'scary' things are a usual occurrence in our state every now and then.But to me, the funniest and scariest thing of this decade happened right in our state, Manipur. And it is non other then the recently conducted MPSC exam 2010. It's not unusual for the youth of our State to have goosebumps every now and then as there is no dirth of crimes and corruption in our State. And I say funniest and scariest because the recently conducted MPSC exam surpasses all the other vices so intrinsic to our state, atleast to all the aspiring yet unemployed youths. It gives a feeling of hopelessness and helplessness leaving them demoralized and dejected.

Unemployment is rampant in the state and MPSC doesn't conduct the civil service exam every year as in other parts of the country. This exam is the ultimate goal for many aspiring candidates who don't want to land up in a job on contract basis or pay some 20-25 lakhs to become a sub-inspector. It brings back memories of the 2008 MPSC exam which was cancelled, whereby many aspirants who were working in reputed companies outside the state left their high salaried job to prepare for MPSC exam which never materialized. Result was, many of them landed up in mediocre companies after going back from the state due to the months wasted preparing for the 'ghost' exam.

Moreover, it should be remembered that there are thousands of students who are poor and powerless yet intelligent and hardworking, who couldn't even spend a few thousands to buy the competitive exam books. Yet, the incompetent authorities ignored all these social realities, thereby making the MPSC exam 2010 a child's play, the ultimate weapon to show their power and authority to the public, especially to the students.

Here, I would like to remind you of the errors and misdoings of MPSC exam 2010 that has been pointed out since the past many months. MPSC turning a shrewd blind eye to all their errors and straightaway conducting the Mains exam is another story.

One of the allegations is that the candidates have been asked to write their names and put their signatures on the answer script or OMR sheet which consisted of only one page for reasons unknown. A total of 24 questions (e.g.from question no. 146 to 169 of Booklet B) were found to have been copied and pasted straight in bulk without any modification and correction of even the wrong question from the website, http://cbseadda.blogspot.com/2011/05/cbse-science-quize.html.

In Question no. 167 the words 'safety metals' was used instead of 'safety matches' as in the website and the irony of the story is that the question-setter did not even change the words 'safety metals' by the correct words 'safety matches'! Over and above this, MPSC also copied and pasted 11 questions from a magazine, namely, 'News and Events (August, 2011 issue) and the same is reflected in page no. 53-54 of the said magazine. While doing so, MPSC also copied and pasted the questions with errors without any corrections as it existed in the magazine.

On close examination of the question sets, it was found that page nos. 25-26 of Booklet-A, page nos. 5 to 6 of Booklet-B, page nos. 11-12 of Booklet-C and page nos. 19-20 of Booklet-D were cut and replaced by another sheet by pasting manually. As such, there is a huge possibility that no absolute secrecy has been maintained by the question-setter as the entire exercise of cutting and pasting the respective sheets on nearly 13,000 (number of applicants) question sets/booklets would involve huge manpower.

Some of the candidates filed cases in the court and there are still cases pending in the court, yet MPSC straightaway conducted the mains exam ignoring all the allegations. Should we call it a misuse of power, their insensitiveness or an act of cowardice?

Again, just few days back, another allegation came pouring in. MPSC conducted the main examination starting from February 6. Question papers for English literature Paper I and Paper II of 300 marks each were exact copies of the question papers set by the Commission for the civil service exam held in 2005. The questions and the sequence of the question papers are exactly similar to the question papers of 2005 though there were some changes in the marking system.

I have a funny random hypothesis keeping into fact all the errors that have been pointed out so far. There are some privileged, rich and powerful candidates, with major in an arts subject, probably History or English; someone who has no dirth of money and power yet shortage of scientific knowledge and common sense. This random hypothesis have been suggested keeping into fact the allegations that there were disproportionately many questions from history in the preliminary exam, all the science questions directly copy pasted from a website without changing the sequence of the question even, and the recent copy pasting of 2005 English literature paper I and II questions.

Errors have been pointed out in the preliminary exam and MPSC should have watched their step atleast while conducting the mains exam. Yet, their (MPSC, MPSC Members and powerful people influencing MPSC) silly games became greater in magnitude with no fear and hesitation. Why wouldn't they when we public are just mere spectators with the exception of those who dare to raise their voice and knock the door of our legal system. We have become so immune to all the malpractices and vices in our state that there is a visible appearance of a sharp demarcation line between the 'powerful' and the 'powerless', the 'rich' and the 'poor'.

Whenever we interact with intelligent people from other parts of the country, they always told us that they don't have very high regards for the civil servants selected by MPSC as there is always a chance of malpractices and corruption in the selection process. But we defend our civil servants and MPSC with the simple logic that not everyone is corrupted and corruption happens everywhere. And believe me, there are few who got selected due to their sheer handwork and intelligence only.

However, the recent malpractices of MPSC have defied our earlier beliefs and trust in an institution which is suppose to be the most reputed one. We are compelled to agree with those who have no respect at all for MPSC and the civil servants selected by it. A body that is supposed to be harnessing the best brain of this state has become a breeding ground for corruption.

It has become an institution to generate civil servants from 'especial handpicked' sons and daughters of the rich and mighty, and 'high contact' people.It's also funny to imagine that they would become 'civil kings and dictators' instead of civil servants when they are selected, thereby continuing the legacy of their corrupted forefathers.

Well those who are lucky to get selected in the MPSC prelims 2010 must be having a mixed feeling seeing all the recent allegations on MPSC. There may be some, who must be sighing with mockery that these are the voices of losers who are lamenting as they couldn't get through the exam. Well, there may be two categories of successful candidates in MPSC 2010.

The first category of candidates is those who got selected due to their hardwork, intelligence and luck without any malpractices. To this category to people, I have a simple question. One day they may become a civil servant as they are in the process of it;supporting such malpractices due to the simple logic that they don't want to take risk or sit for the exam all over again implies two things.

First, there is a huge possibility that they may also become a corrupt babu very soon after selection since they prefer corruption over 'risking for the truth'. Secondly, since they are intelligent enough to get through the preliminary exam, they shouldn't panic on the thought of giving the exam all over again.

Second category of candidates is those who are not gifted with the proper brain and personality to become a civil servant yet endowed with power and money. They must be worshipping MPSC as 'God' with all its flaws. Well, for this category of students, exposing such malpractices must be giving them goosebumps with the fear of loosing their 'under the table' money and their 'name' of course, in case they are also exposed.

Am not a civil service aspirant, am just a mere layman who values human rights and dignity. With their recent malpractices, it seemed as if MPSC stripped us of our human rights and dignity as a whole, not just of the students. To them, we, the common people are just mere statues and dummies who suddenly start moving during votes. For MPSC we are just countless nameless faces who can be easily betrayed and subjugated. Whatever we write doesn't matter a bit to them. Besides, MPSC has become some sort of huge corporate body that keeps the best lawyer handy along with crores of money to defend their acts and beliefs.

I know that with our so called burning issues of Nagalim, votes and armed conflict, such an issue that pertains to few thousands of candidates much be a small drop in the ocean to the society at large. However, I feel that MPSC has done a great injustice to all the people of Manipur. Now it's not just about the civil service exam, but about misuse of power; by the powerful to the powerless, where the rich gets richer and the poor gets poorer; further transmission of corruption, and an open crime and betrayal to the common people.

Just imagine an aspiring candidate burning the midnight oil in true sense (as there is no electricity in our state), overcoming all the hardships of preparing such a big exam, with dreams about serving this state in his/her best possible way free from vices and MPSC coming with its big mouth, spitting on the book and face of the candidate.

This is the situation. Reminds me of the movie "V for Vendetta"! Do we need a Vendetta right in our state to eliminate all the corrupt officials, ministers and select honest people so that we may regain our trust in MPSC and such higher bodies once again? We lack unity in such matter, the proof being that they were only 11 candidates who dare to raise their voice and knock the legal doors from amongst thetens thousands applicants.

Hats off to the 11 candidates. But the situation is not very grim because we also have brave and consistent people like Sharmila who is not scared to fight a lone battle for what she believes is right. We need more of 'one man army' and more of Sharmila. We have had enough of foul play!

If MPSC is not competent and responsible enough to conduct such an important exam, then let UPSC take the whole responsibility of conducting Manipur Civil Service Exam as pointed out by DESAM too.

http://e-pao.net/epPageExtractor.asp?src=education.MPSC_exam_2010_Joke_of_the_decade.html..

MPSC exam controversy far from over

2012-02-26T00:48:00.000+05:30

IMPHAL: Another controversy surfaced regarding setting of same question paper of the earlier examination for the Manipur Civil Service Combined Competitive (Main) Examination 2012 conducted by Manipur Public Service Commission (MPSC), with the Democratic Students’ Alliance of Manipur (DESAM) accused the authority of being corrupt in conducting the most competitive and responsible examination of the State.

This time English literature paper-I question for the MCS combined competitive examination, conducted by MPSC was made a copy of the same question from the same competitive exam of the year 2005, DESAM president LC Santosh told the media at the former’s office here.

The exam was conducted only in the interest of a handful of people including the members, secretary, chairman and exam controller of the commission and not in the interest of the public, Santosh alleged.

The prelim exam of the MPSC exam 2012 was also found with at least seven wrong questions copying out from the Internet and some others with unrelated topics, Santosh said.

He said the DESAM has already banned the said prelim exam and any individual who has appeared in the competitive exam would be helped by the student ody to fight in the law court against the authority for negligence and added that DESAM would urge the concerned authority to ensure smooth conduct of this examination with proper responsibility in the future.

The Manipur Civil Service Combined Competitive Exam was held on February 6 amidst various controversies involving complaints of misleading answer keys.

As many as 713 candidates registered for the competitive exam, of which 61 candidates failed to turn up for the exam.

The Preliminary Examination for the combined competitive exam was conducted on September 11, 2011 and the results for the same were declared September 24 the same year.

Free Live streaming sites for cricket match around the world.

2012-02-25T22:45:00.001+05:30

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ICSI Releases CS Results for for Foundation Exam, Executive Exam and Profession Exam for December 2011

2012-02-25T14:20:00.000+05:30

New Delhi, Fab, 25: Institute of Company Secretaries of India popularly known as ICSI declared the Company Secretary (CS) Results - for December 2011 session on Saturday.

ICSI results for Foundation Exam, Executive Exam and Profession Exam for December 2011 Session are available online at the web site of the ICSI.

To facilitate the better way to the students ICSI has created six servers for the downloading of result for the students who appeared in the examination .

Students, who have appeared in the December 2011 examination for the above mentioned courses, can visit the official website of Institute of Company Secretaries of India (ICSI)

http://www.icsi.edu/

JPSC 4th PT Controversy Planned or an Accident Express it

2012-02-24T10:25:00.000+05:30

Do the JPSC Chairman wants to linger the 4th Civil Services Examination to save him as their previous counterparts are facing Charges.

Is it Really true that Chairman knows what it called "Kajal Ki kothri" meaning To working for JPSC can defame him so keep doing nothing stretch the process till his term gets over.

Many Says Yes ! Many Against it....

Is this a Transparency Drive by Mr Shiv Basant That Surfaced the wide spread functional irregularity...What U think Expressed here..........

JPSC 4th PT Result Controversy Long Way To Go

2012-02-24T02:27:00.001+05:30

Ranchi, Feb, 23: Jharkhand Public Service (JPSC)State Civil Service examination controversy nowhere inching towards the end as commission is not looking serious to find the amicable solution in the bureaucrat driven state of India facing poor governance since their inception.

JPSC has been a defamed constitutional organization and were in lime light for the corrupt practice were prevailing in the commission to recruit the officers by unfair means, this is irony of the tribal state where the entire previous office bearer of JPSC including the former chairman is enjoying their dinners in jail.

The appointment of Shiv Basant who was known as comparatively better bureaucrat as the chair man of JPSC was given a ray of hope to the applicants but it was short lived. Although he had done well to bring transparency in certain extent but again he worked in the defamed office has further degraded the image of the JPSC.

Earlier JPSC alleged for favoritisms but Shiv Basant regime has raised the question over the capablity of the commission to conduct the recruitment drive.

Although everything is in the public domain that includes repetition of as much as 80 to 90% questions in optional paper from the previous year question papers of UPSC, erroneous scaling system that inflated the row marks of some applicants more that maximum marks which was corrected latter by statistical gimmick, release of faulty model answer despite of two corrective waves that altered the result in big way by failing the successful candidate and sending them into mental trauma.

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http://polyeyes.com/articledetails.php?id=109

VIT has announced the dates for its entrance exam for the B.Tech programme.

2012-02-23T15:01:00.000+05:30

Programmes at Vellore Institute of Technology(VIT) are accredited by National and International agencies such as NBA, NAAC, IET (UK), Energy Institute (UK). B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering and Electronics and Communication Engineering programmes offered at Vellore campus are accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET.

Important dates for VITEEE 2012 are:

Application starts: December 5, 2011

Last Date for receipt of application: March 10, 2012

VITEEE exam: April 21, 2012

Result: May 7, 2012

Eligibility Criteria:

The students interested in the course should have cleared their 10+2 examination with minimum 60% marks in Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics/Biology (PCM / PCB). The candidates should not be more than twenty two years.

B.Tech. Programmes are offered in Bioinformatics, Bio-Medical Engineering, Biotechnology, Civil Engineering, Electronics & Information Engineering (EIE) Electronics & Information Engineering (EIE), Information Technology (IT)Computer Science & Engineering (CSE),Electronics & Communication Engineering (ECE), Electronics & Electronics Engineering (EEE), and Mechanical Engineering.

For more information visit: http://www.vit.ac.in/admissions/viteee2012/online.asp

Confusion Over PT result of BSSC Sachivalay Sahayak ,Commission counts on numbers

2012-02-21T11:33:00.000+05:30

Patna, Feb, 21: Bihar SSC Sachivalay Sahayak examination result is Delaying after the buzz that it will be declared by February 15 has kept the candidates clueless.

BSSC had held the Combined Graduate Level Sachivalaya Sahayak Exam on 18th December 2011 to fill the 1569 notified post of assistant in Bihar Secreterirate and other offices.

The PT examination was an open book objectives type and it taken of three sections with 50 questions in every section contains general science, math and reasoning with negative marks for incorrect answer.

However source close to the office has said that result is finalized it is delaying only due to some technical decision that how many students should be declared pass because BSSC is evaluating their strength of the taking mains examination.

On commenting over the cut off the source said that we don’t know exactly because me only made the merit list in descending order once the number of student decided category wise then only we will get the cut off.

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http://polyeyes.com/articledetails.php?id=81

Second spot in Billionaires list is grabbed by China with total count of 72 billionaires

2012-02-20T18:06:00.002+05:30

China:No 2 in List of billionaires

The robust growth of several decade helped China to move as the upcoming economic superpower so position two in billionaires list is grabbed by China with total count of 72 billionaires.

China has the population about 1,331,460,000 people, which far exceeds that of the USA It is the world's fastest consistently growing economy in last few decade and the world's largest exporter and second leading importer of goods and services.

The most famous billionaires in the china are Liang Wen'gen, Chairman of machinery manufacturer the Sany Group, Robin Li, CEO and founder of search engine Baidu and Zong Qinghou, founder of Beverage Company.

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USA having as much as 396 billionaires

2012-02-18T21:12:00.001+05:30

USA enjoying top slot with as much as 396 billionaires are from their soil.

With the population of about 307,006,550, the USA has established them as the largest and most technologically powerful economy in the world.

However it is in a country of economic slump, but its dominance in world economy is maximum it is still a leading importer of goods and services in the world.

The notable high-net-worth individuals (HNI) of the country are Bill Gates, Chairman of Microsoft, Warren Buffett, Chairman and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, Larry Ellison, CEO of Oracle Corporation, Christy Walton, inheritor of Wal-Mart and many more.

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World top ten country having billionaire

2012-02-18T20:59:00.000+05:30

At the end of every passing year the world count of billionaires in the keeps increasing perticularly the trend says that after the downturn of recession robust increase in ithe numbers observed.

The Billionaires are is no longer dominated only first world countries, and now the tide has turned towerds the third world countries.

As per the Wealth Report, published by Knight Frank and Citi Private Bank, USA still stands at top for the country with the most billionaires.

There are new billionaires as well that come from emerging country such as India and Russia.

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National Days Across The World

2012-02-17T19:22:00.000+05:30

January

January 1 — Camaroon-Independence Day

January 1 — Haiti-Independence Day

January 1 — Western Samoa-Independence Day

January 1 — Sudan-National Day

January 1 — Burma-Independence Day

January 1 — Chad-Independence Day

January 1 — Australia-Australia Day

January 1 — Nauru-Independence Day

January 1 — Cuba – Liberation Day

January 4 — Myanmar-Independence Day

January 9 — Northern Mariana Islands- National Day

January 13 — Togo – Togolais Day

January 26 — Australia – Australia Day

January 31 — Nauru – National Day

February

February 4 — Ceylon/Sri Lanka-Independence Day

February 6 — New Zealand-Waitangi Day

February 7 — Grenada-Independence Day

February 11 — Iran-Victory of the Islamic Revolution in Iran

February 16 — Lithuania – Independence Day

February 18 — Gambia-Independence Day

February 22 — St Lucia-National Day

February 23 — Guyana-National Day

February 23 — Brunei Darussalam-Independence Day

February 24 — Estonia-Independence Day

February 25 — Kuwait-National Day

February 27 — Dominican Republic-Independence Day

March

March 1 — Wales-National Day-St. David’s Day

March 1 — Bosnia & Herzegovina-National Day

March 3 — Morocco-National Day

March 3 — Bulgaria-National Day

March 6 — Ghana-Independence Day

March 12 — Mauritius-Independence Day

March 17 — Ireland-St. Patrick’s Day

March 19 — Liechtenstein-St.Joseph’s Day

March 20 — Tunisia-Anniversary of the Independence of the Republic of Tunisia

March 21 — Namibia-Independence Day

March 23 — Pakistan-Pakistan Day

March 25 — Greece-Independence Day

March 26 — Bangladesh-Independence Day

April

April 4 — Hungary-Liberation Day

April 4 — Senegal-Independence Day

April 16 — Denmark-Queen’s Birthday

April 17 — Syria-Independence Day

April 18 — Zimbabwe/Rhodesia-Independence Day

April 19 — Sierra Leone-Republic Day

April 26 — Tanzania-Independence Day

April 26 — Yugoslavia-Constitution Day (Federal Republic of Yugoslavia)

April 27 — Austria-Founding of the Second Republic

April 27 — South Africa-Freedom Day

April 27 — Sierra Leone-Independence Day

April 27 — Togo-Independence Day

April 28 — Afghanistan-Victory of the Afghan Jehad

April 29 — Japan-Emporer’s Birthday

April 30 — The Netherlands/Holland-Queen’s Birthday

May

May 1 — Marshall Islands-National Day

May 3 — Poland-National Day

May 9 — European Union-European Day

May 9 — Czechoslovakia-Anniversary of Liberation

May 11 — Laos-Constitution or National Day

May 12 — Israel-Independence Day

May 14 — Paraguay-Independence Day

May 15 — Israel-Independence Day

May 17 — Norway-Constitution Day

May 20 — Cuba-Independence Day

May 20 — Cameroon-National Day

May 22 — Yemen-National Day

May 24 — Eritrea-Independence Day

May 25 — Argentina-National Day

May 25 — Jordan-Independence Day

May 26 — Guyana-Independence Day

May 26 — Georgia-National Day

May 28 — Azerbaijan-National Day

May 28 — Ethiopia-National Day

May 30 — Croatia-Statehood Day

May 31 — South Africa-Republic Day

June

June 1 — Tunisia-National Day

June 1 — Western Samoa-Independence Day

June 2 — West Germany-Republic Day

June 2 — Italy-Republic or Constitution Day

June 4 — Tonga-Emancipation Day

June 5 — Seychelles-Independence Day

June 6 — Sweden-National Day

June 10 — Portugal-Portugal Day, Camoes Day & Day of Portuguese Communities

June 12 — The Philippines-Independence Day

June 12 — Russia-National Day

June 17 — Iceland-Republic Day

June 18 — Seychelles-National Day

June 19 — Kuwait-National Day

June 23 — Luxembourg-National Day & Official Birthday of HRH the Grand Duke

June 25 — Croatia-Independence Day

June 25 — Slovenia-National Day

June 25 — Mozambique-Independence Day

June 26 — Malagasy Republic/Madagascar-Independence Day

June 27 — Djibouti-Independence Day

June 30 — Republic of Congo/Kinshasa-Independence Day

June 30 — Zaire-Independence Day

July

July 1 — Burundi-Independence Day

July 1 — Canada-Canada Day

July 1 — Ghana-Republic Day

July 1 — Rwanda-Independence Day

July 1 — Somalia-Independence Day

July 3---- Belarus: National Day

July 4 — United States of American-Independence Day

July 5 — Venezuela-Independence Day

July 6 — Malawi-Independence Day

July 9 — Argentina-Independence Day

July 10 — Bahamas-Independence Day

July 11 — Mongolia-Revolution Day

July 12 — Sao Tome and Principe-Independence Day

July 14 — France-Bastille Day

July 14 — Iraq-Republic Day

July 17 — South Korea-Constitution Day

July 20 — Colombia-Independence Day

July 21 — Belgium-Independence Day

July 22 — Poland-Liberation Day

July 23 — Egypt-National Day

July 23 — Ethiopia-Emperor’s Birthday

July 26 — Liberia-Independence Day

July 26 — Maldive Islands-Independence Day

July 28 — Peru-Independence Day

August

August 1 — Dahomey-Independence Day

August 1 — Switzerland-Confederation Day

August 5 — Upper Volta-Independence Day

August 6 — Bolivia-Independence Day

First Monday in August — Jamaica-Independence Day

August 7 — Ivory Coast-Independence Day

August 9 — Singapore-National Day

August 10 — Ecuador-Independence Day

August 14 — Pakistan-Independence Day

August 15 — Republic of Congo/Brazzaville-Independence Day

August 15 — India-Independence Day

August 16 — Cyprus-Independence Day

August 17 — Gabon-Independence Day

August 17 — Indonesia-Independence Day

August 18 — Afghanistan-Independence Day

August 23 — Rumania-Liberation Day

August 25 — Uruguay-Independence Day

August 31 — Trinidad and Tobago-Independence Day

August 31 — Malaysia-Merdeka Day (Freedom Day)

September

September 1 — Libya-Revolution Day

September 2 — Vietnam-National Day

September 3 — Qatar-Independence Day

September 3 — San Marino-Anniversary of Founding

September 6 — Swaziland-Independence Day

September 7 — Brazil-Independence Day

September 8 — Andorra-National Festival

September 9 — North Korea-Founding Day

September 9 — Bulgaria-Liberation Day

September 15 — Costa Rica-Independence Day

September 15 — El Salvador-Independence Day

September 15 — Guatemala-Independence Day

September 15 — Honduras-Independence Day

September 15 — Nicaragua-Independence Day

September 16 — Mexico-Independence Day

September 16 — Papua-New Guinea-Independence Day

September 18 — Chile-Independence Day

September 21 — Belize-Independence Day

September 21 — Malta-Independence Day

September 22 — Mali-Republic Day

September 23 — Saudi Arabia-National Day

September 26 — Yemen-National Day

September 30 — Botswana-Independence Day

October

October 1-2 — People’s Republic of China-National Day

October 1 — Nigeria-Independence Day

October 2 — Guinea-Independence Day

October 4 — Lesotho (Basutoland) Independence Day

October 7 — Fiji-Cession Day around

October 7 — East Germany-Constitution Day

October 9 — Uganda-Wasteland Day

October 10 — Republic of China/Taiwan-National Day

October 12 — Spain-National Day

October 24 — Zambia-Independence Day

October 26 — Iran-Birthday of the Shah

October 26 — South Vietnam-Republic Day

October 27 — Saint Vincent and Grenadines-Independence Day

October 29 — Turkey-Republic Day

November

November 1 — Algeria-Revolution Day

November 3 — Panama-Independence Day

November 3 — Dominica-Independence Day

November 7 — Soviet Union-Revolution Day

November 9 — Cambodia-Independence Day

November 11 — Angola-Wasteland Day

November 11 — Rhodesia-Independence Day

November 12 — Saudi Arabia-The King’s Coronation

November 12 — Comoros-Independence Day

November 19 — Monaco-National Fete

November 22 — Lebanon-Independence Day

November 25 — Suriname-Independence Day

November 28 — Albania-Coors Day

November 28 — Mauritania-Independence Day

November 29 — Southern Yemen-Coors Day

November 29-30 — Yugoslavia-Republic Days

November 30 — Barbados-Independence Day

December

December 1 — Central African Republic-National Day

December 5 — Thailand-His Majesty’s Birthday

December 6 — Finland-Independence Day

December 9 — Tanzania-Independence Day

December 11 — Upper Volta-Republic Day

December 12 — Kenya-Independence Day

December 18 — Niger-Independence Day

December 21 — Nepal-Independence Day

BPSC is Exploring the Gap in upcoming month to conduct the mains examination

2012-02-17T19:02:00.003+05:30

As last date of the duly filed Mains form for the 4000 odd lucky candidate who declared successful in 53 -55 rd PT examination of BPSC has passed all eye are on BPSC to declare the date of mains schedule.

But as per current situation BPSC is yet to decide upon the date because of complexity because of upcoming examination of Matriculation, Intermediate, UPSC-Interview and then CSAT 2012 UPPSC PT till may last week.

BPSC is exploring the gap to conduct the mains exam but it is yet to find appropriate gap .

Sari a Cultural dress of Indian Women

2012-02-16T11:48:00.000+05:30

Sari is one of the most celeberated dresses of Indian womens . Actyaly whenever one imagin of a typical Indian woman, the first thing that strikes the mind is a woman clad in sari, who is wearing the solah shringar that includes chudi, kajal,bindi and several other things as well.Other than highlighting the characteristic image of the typical Indian woman,saree also gives additional grace to the personality of Indian women.

How as wear a Sari

As the Saree is an unstitched in nature generaly made of fine fabric of four to nine metres long depending on the style in which you want to drape it.Their are several ways of draping a Sari, but the most accepted style resorted to by the women involves wrapping Sari around the waist, with its one end draped over the shoulder, thereby covering the front. Sari is wrapped over the body above the petticoat and blouse.

In North India, petticoat also known as as lehnga/ghagra, whereas in South India, it is known as pavada/pavadai and in Eastern India, it is popularly called shaya. Blouse is usually referred as choli/ ravika.

The outfit of blouse is very importance, because its poor fitting blamed for spoiling the whole look. When it comes to blouse designing and styling, it provides a wide opportunity for experimentation in it.

Popular Varieties of Saris in India

On the basis of fabric, motif, weaving style and patterns, some of the popular varieties of saris available in India are as follows.

Northern styles: Banarasi - Benares,Chikan - Lucknow,Jamdani,Bandhani - Gujarat and Rajasthan,Kota doria,Rajasthan,Tanchoi,Tant

Eastern styles:Kantha - West Bengal,

Central styles: Chanderi - Madhya Pradesh,Baluchari West Bengal,Ikat - Orissa,Paithani - Maharashtra

Southern styles: Coimbatore - Tamil Nadu,Gadwal - Andhra Pradesh,Guntur - Andhra Pradesh,Narayanpet - Andhra Pradesh,Pochampalli Andhra Pradesh,Venkatagiri - Andhra Pradesh,Ilkal saree - Karnataka,Balarampuram - Kerala;Chettinad - Tamil Nadu,Kanchipuram (locally called Kanjivaram) - Tamil Nadu,Mangalagiri - Andhra Pradesh,Mysore Silk - Karnataka,Bangladeshi saris,Dhakai Benarosi,Jamdani,Katan Sari,Pabna,Rajshahi Silk,angail Tanter Sari

Kurta an Indian Dress

2012-02-15T11:50:00.001+05:30

Kurta is a term used to refer to a long loose shirt, the length of which falls below or may be just above the knees of the wearer. In the olden times, it was primarily worn by men, but today, it has become a unisex dress that both men and women can wear. Depending on one's personal preference, kurta can be teamed with churidar as well as loose fit salwar. In the contemporary times, youngsters don kurta along with a funky pair of jeans. To know more about Indian kurta, read on.

Kurta is a very flexible dress that can be worn on formal as well as informal occasions. You can even wear them at work. Most Indian men prefer wearing kurta pajama during the night. Well, it is due to its extreme comfort that it has become a popular choice amongst the other nightwear available. Traditional kurta pyjamas have been increasingly gaining momentum amongst the youngsters, who prefer wearing them in their informal social gatherings, with the basic idea of maintaining a distinctive
style of their own.

An interesting thing about kurta is that its sleeves do not narrow down (as in the case of most of the sleeves designed in the western style) and fall straight to the wrist. A kurta does not have cuffed sleeves and its side seams are left open for the easy movement of the wearer. The traditional kurtas do not have any collar and their openings are usually centered on the chest. However, the modern kurtas have undergone a major transformation and have stand up collars such as the Nehru collar.

There is an amazing variety of kurtas available at retail outlets, differing in their quality and weaving style. During the summer season, kurtas made up of light silk and cotton are in demand. While for winters, people usually look for heavy fabrics such as wool, Khadi silk or may a handspun. Buttons used in the designing are mostly wooden or plastic. Unlike other pieces of cloth, the buttons are not sewn; rather they are fastened into the cloth as per desire. These days, you can find real beautiful buttons in the market. Some of these buttons are even adorned with jewels and thus are a bit expensive. Thus, kurta is one of the trendiest pieces of clothing in today's times that is well liked by almost all the people.