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Tuesday, August 23, 2011

India Against Corruption


Anna Hazare is one of India's well-acclaimed social activists. A former soldier in the Indian army, Anna is well known and respected for upgrading the ecology and economy of the village of Ralegan Siddhi which is located in the drought prone Ahmednagar district of Maharashtra state. The erstwhile barren village has metamorphosed into a unique model of rural development due to its effective water conservation methods, which made the villagers self-sufficient. Earlier, the same village witnessed alcoholism, utter poverty and migration to urban slums. Inspired by Hazare’s unique approach of salvaging a hopeless village, the state government has implemented the `Model Village’ scheme as part of its official strategy. Hazare is now synonymous with rural development in India.


Integrated village Development Project As a part of Golden Jubilee celebration of ”Bharat Chhodo Andolan “ Adarsh Gaon Yojna " was started under his chairmanship - “ Model Village “ project.


The common man is put to lot of hardships and it has become difficult to make both ends meet as prices of essential commodities are rising constantly due to corruption. Hazare believes that our freedom is at the teeth of danger due to corruption and unless it is eliminated, the country will not be free in its true sense. Therefore, a peaceful war has been waged against corruption with the help of immense support from people.

Watershed development is one of the key tools contributing towards the overall objective of reducing poverty through sustainable development.
Right to Information includes the citizens’ right to -
• inspect works, documents, and records.
• take notes, extracts or certified copies of documents or records.
• take certified samples of material.
• obtain information in form of printouts, diskettes, floppies, tapes, video cassettes or in any other electronic mode or through printouts.

The citizens can obtain the above from all government departments to ensure transparency. All they need to do is to invoke the Right To Information (RTI) Act. The state of Maharashtra leads in RTI activism and use, thanks to Anna Hazare’s inspiring leadership
Watershed development is one of the key tools contributing towards the overall objective of reducing poverty through sustainable development.
The common man is put to lot of hardships and it has become difficult to make both ends meet as prices of essential commodities are rising constantly due to corruption. Hazare believes that our freedom is at the teeth of danger due to corruption and unless it is eliminated, the country will not be free in its true sense. Therefore, a peaceful war has been waged against corruption with the help of immense support from people.

AWARDS TO ANNA HAZARE


Awards to Anna Hazare
PADMABHUSHAN AWARD
Presented by R. Venkatraman ( president of India) on 6th April 1992 at Delhi for Anna Hazare's social work.
PADMASHRI AWARD
Presented by R. Venkatraman ( President of India) on 24th march 1990 at Delhi for Anna Hazare's social work.
PRIY DARSHINI VRIKSHA MITRA AWARD, GOVT. INDIA
KRUSHI BHUSAHAN GOVT. OF MAHARASHTRA
YOUNG INDIA AWARD
MAN OF THE YEAR AWARD 1988
PAUL MITTAL NATIONAL AWARD 2000 (NEHRU SIDHANT KENDER TRUST LUDHIYNA 14001)
Presented by shri. Balaramji Das Tandon (Minister, Punjab) on 14th november 2000.
TRANSPARENCY INTERNATIONAL (IT) INTEGRITY AWARD 2003 FROM TRANSPARENCY INTERNATIONAL .
DOCTORATE DEGREE GANDHIGRAM RURAL INSTITUTE-DEEMED UNIVERSITY GANDHIGRAM DINDIGUL, TAMIL NADU-8-11-05
VIVEKANANDA SEVA PURASKAR 1994
Presented by Shri.Bada Bajar Kumar Sabha Pustakalay, Calcutta on 12th June 1996 for Anna Hazare's social work done for develop village as a family.
SHIROMANI AWARD 1996
presented by P.A.Sangma (Speaker of Lok sabha) on 22nd February 1997 at New Delhi for Anna Hazare’s contribution to National Development Integration, Enrichment of life and for his outstanding achievements in the choosen field of activities(social service).
MAHAVEER PURASKAR 1997
presented by Bhagwan Mahaveer Foundation , Chennai on 2th April 1997 for Anna Hazare’s excellent in sphere of social & community service.
DIWALIBEN MEHTA AWARD
presented by Shri.Panduranga Shastri Athavale on 8th January 1999 at Mumbai for Anna Hazare’s Hard, Sincere, Dedicated & Devoted social work.
CARE INTERNATIONAL AWARD 1998
presented by Care International Humanitarian on 8th May 1998 at Washington,D.C, USA for Anna Hazare demonstrating a profound commitment to improving life in developing world. Care Recognized Anna Hazare’s devotion to the ideas of sustainable development with whole hearted participation of villagers including women & youth.
GIANTS INTERNATIONAL AWARD
presented by Shri.Vilas Rao Deshmukh (Chief Minister of Maharashtra) on 17th sept. 2000 for Shri.Anna hazare's social work
BASAVSHRI PRASHASTI 2000 AWARD
Presented by Shri.Jagadguru Murugharajendra Brihan Math at S.J.M.Math, Chitradurga , Karnataka on 4th June 2000 for Anna Hazare’s relentless effort to bring in the value of based way of life in the society.
NATIONAL INTERGRATION AWARD
presented by (Dhum-Lajee)chiefminister- Himothkursh Sahithy Samskruthi Avam Jana Kalyal Parishad, UNA, Himachal Pradesh on 14th February 1999 for Anna Hazare’s Social Work.
VISHWA-VATSALYA & SANTBAL AWARD
presented at Ahamadabad for Anna Hazares universal services to mankind including his incessant fight against corruption and his inspring efforts to improve the living condition of the poor & to ri\aise the ethical levels of the society.
JANA SEVA PURASKAR
presented by Smt.Rajmathi at Sangle, Maharashtra on 28th February 1998 for Anna Hazares Social Work.
ROTARY INTERNATIONAL MANAV SEVA PURASKAR
presented by Supreme Court Judge Shri. D.P.Wadhwa at India Habital Center , Lodhi Road, New Delhi on 21st Feb 1998 for Anna Hazare’s Crusade against Corruption .

Saturday, August 20, 2011

Upcoming Recruitment Notifications During 2011 - 2012 | VRO, VRA, UPSC, APPSC Jobs

Upcoming Recruitment Notifications During 2011 - 2012 | VRO, VRA, UPSC, APPSC Jobs

Following are details of some of the upcoming recruitment notifications to be released by the UPSC and State Governments during 2011- 2012. Details such as eligibility, application procedure, Examination pattern etc will be provided after the release of respective notifications. The Government of Andhra Pradesh is gearing up for massive recruitments in various departments. Here are latest updates of these recruitments:

Village Revenue Assistant (VRA) recruitment: The Govt. of Andhra Pradesh will fill up 6063 Village Revenur Assistants posts very soon. Details of posts, district wise vacancies, eligibility and selection procedure are also available for these posts. Scroll down below for latest update on 2nd August 2011.

Village Revenue Officers (VRO) : The Government of AP is likely to recruit 1564Village Revenue Officers (VROs) in the pay scale of Rs. 7740 - 23040. Eligibility is pass in 10th Class. Selection will be through written examination which contains questions on general knowledge. Update is available at the end of this post.

Degree College Lecturers on Contract Basis: Collegiate Education, Govt. of Andhra Pradesh has issued orders to renew the appointment / recruitment of Contract Lecturers in Degree Colleges in the state of Andhra Pradesh. The Depart of Higher Education will recruit 1766 posts on contract basis through this orders. New candidates will be recruited for the new vacancies.

Posts in BC Welfare Department: The Government of Andhra Pradesh has sanctioned 154 additions posts to supervise the activities of various post metric scholarships for BC students in the state. Vacancies are available in the levels of director, district and field workers. Details of new posts are Additional Director - 1 post; Joint Directors - 3 posts; Deputy Directors - 11 posts; Assistant BC Welfate Officers - 35 posts; Superintendents - 26 posts; Senior Assistants - 29 posts and Junior Assistants - 49 posts. Notification for the recruitment of these posts will be released soon.

1. Hostel Welfare Officers Grade 2: The Govt. of Andhra Pradesh will release notification to fill up 300 posts of Hostel Welfare Officers in BC Social Welfare Hostels located in the state of Andhra Pradesh. Eligibility for these posts is Graduation along with B.Ed. Selection will be through Written Examination. Pay Scale for these jobs in Rs. 10900 - 31550.

2. Village Revenue Officers (VRO) : The Government of AP is likely to recruit 1564 Village Revenue Officers (VROs) in the pay scale of Rs. 7740 - 23040. Eligibility is pass in 10th Class. Selection will be through written examination which contains questions on general knowledge.

3. Police Constables (PC): AP State Police Recruitment Board is proposed to recruit 15000 police constables for the requirements in Ministry of Home Affairs, Govt. of AP. Intermediate qualified candidates are eligible for these jobs. Selection will be based on physical test, written test and medical examination. Pay Scale for Police Constables is Rs. 8440 - 24950.

4. Vacancies in Village Panchayat Services: The government is contemplating to recruit 40000 candidates for various vacancies available in Andhra Pradesh Village Panchayat Services. Vacancies are available in the positions of Panchayat Development Officers, Junior Engineers, Accountants cum Data Entry Operators, Assistant Extension Officers etc. It is estimated that there are 250 vacancies in the Extension Officers posts. Eligibility: Graduation / Intermediate / SSC.

5. Excise Constables: The Govt. of AP will be recruiting Excise Constables after a long time. There will be about 1500 posts for which notification is likely to be announced very soon. Tenth Class passed candidates are eligible for these jobs. Selection will be through Physical Test and Written Examination.

6. Junior Assistants and Computer Operators: There are about 1000 vacancies of Junior Assistants, Typist cum Computer Operators in the Department of Revenue, Govt. of AP, for which notification is yet to be released. Qualification for these posts is pass in Intermediate / 10th class.

7. Municipal Jobs: About 4500 posts are lying vacant in Municipalities in the state of Andhra Pradesh. These posts will be filled very soon as the Govt. has to release schedule of elections for Municipalities. Vacancies are available in the positions of Assistant Executive Engineers, Accountants, Junior Assistants etc. Eligibility is Engineering Degree / Commerce Graduates / Pass in 10th Class (Based on the post).

8. UPSC Central Police Forces (AC) Examination 2011: UPSC will release this notification on 18th June 2011 and exam will be conducted on 9th October 2011. The Official notification has come out and details are available in another post .

9. UPSC Civil Services Main Examination 2011: This will be conducted from 29th October 2011.

10. UPSC - IES / ISS Examination 2011: Notification will be released on 30th July 2011. Last date for the receipt of applications is 29th August 2011 and exam will be held on 3rd December 2011.

11. UPSC Geologists Examination 2011: Notification will come out on 13th August 2011 and applications will be received till 19th September 2011. Examination will be conducted on 3rd December 2011.

12. Latest Update on VRO and VRA Recruitment (2nd August 2011):

The Government of Andhra Pradesh has formed a sub- committee with a group of ministers under the chairmanship of N. Raghuveera Reddy to oversee the recruitment process of Village Revenue Officers and Village Revenue Assistants. The sub committee has decided to complete the recruitment process for all the 9000 vacant posts by the end of August 2011. They have also recommended Collectors and RDOs of all the districts in the state to speed up the recruitment process.

The sub committee has disclosed that the education qualification for the VRO posts will be pass in Intermediate Examination and the qualification for VRA posts will be SSC / Tenth Class. There will be no written examination for any posts. Selection of the candiddtes will be based on marks in the qualifying examinations (Inter / 10th Class). Reservations will be followed as per the rules. Weightage of 85 marks will be allotted for marks in the qualifying exam, reservation, local status and other standards. Remaining 15 marks will be for performance in interviews. The entire recruitment process will be conducted at the district level only and district collector will act as Chairan of the District Selection Committee.

VRA- Village Revenue Assistants, VRO Jobs in AP 2011- Latest Info

VRA- Village Revenue Assistants, VRO Jobs in AP 2011- Latest Info

Government of Andhra Pradesh is likely to release notification for the recruitment of Village Revenue Officers (VROs) and Village Revenue Assistants (VRAs) very soon. Apart from these, Govt. of AP is also planning to recruit candidates for various otherposts in Revenue, Panchayat and Municipal Departments. Minimum eligibility requirements for VRA posts is pass in 7th class. They can reach the position of VRO after 5 years of experience and qualified in 10th class. VROs will get the salary equal to Record Assistants i.e., Rs. 12000. VROs can reach to the level of Junior Assistant, Senior Assistants and Deputy Tahasildar in Tahasildar offices through departmental tests and experience. The nomenclature of Village Assistants has been changed to Village Revenue Assistants through a separate GO issued on 18th April 2011. Following are details of posts, district wise break up of vacancies, selection procedure, eligibility conditions and notification information:

Village Revenue Assistants: 6063 vacancies; Eligibility: Pass in 7th class. Salary: Rs. 3000. Male and female candidates eligible for VRA posts. Candidates failed in 7th class also can apply for VRA posts. Tahasildars will select the candidates based on the marks in marks in a qualifying examination.

Total number of vacancies in the state are 8084. But the Govt. of Andhra Pradesh has allowed the Revenue Department to fill up 6063 posts initially. More number of vacancies are available in Mahaboobnagar district with 492 posts. East Godavari and Karimnagar districts are in second and third positions with 466 and 464 vacancies respectively. Following are district wise break up of VRA vacancies in Andhra Pradesh:

1. Srikakulam: 125 posts
2. Vizianagaram: 126 posts
3. Visakhapatnam: 102 posts
4. East Godavari: 422 posts
5. West Godavari: 466 posts
6. Krishna: 392 posts
7. Guntur: 289 posts
8. Prakasam: 267 posts
9. Nellore: 255 posts
10. Chittoor: 283 posts
11. Anantapuram: 203 posts
12. YSR Kadapa: 190 posts
13. Kurnool: 235 posts
14. Mahaboobnagar: 492 posts
15. Karimnagar: 464 posts
16. Medak: 252 posts
17. Warangal: 353 posts
18. Nizamabad: 207 posts
19. Adilabad: 179 posts
20. Khammam: 193 posts
21. Nalgonda: 348 posts
22. Rangareddy: 194 posts
23. Hyderabad: 26 posts

Latest Update on VRO and VRA Recruitment (2nd August 2011):

The Government of Andhra Pradesh has formed a sub- committee with a group of ministers under the chairmanship of N. Raghuveera Reddy to oversee the recruitment process of Village Revenue Officers and Village Revenue Assistants. The sub committee has decided to complete the recruitment process for all the 9000 vacant posts by the end of August 2011. They have also recommended Collectors and RDOs of all the districts in the state to speed up the recruitment process.

The sub committee has disclosed that the education qualification for the VRO posts will be pass in Intermediate Examination and the qualification for VRA posts will be SSC / Tenth Class. There will be no written examination for any posts. Selection of the candidates will be based on marks in the qualifying examinations (Inter / 10th Class). Reservations will be followed as per the rules. Weightage of 85 marks will be allotted for marks in the qualifying exam, reservation, local status and other standards. Remaining 15 marks will be for performance in interviews. The entire recruitment process will be conducted at the district level only and district collector will act as Chairan of the District Selection Committee.

Thursday, August 18, 2011

Planning the nation: (Jobs) Recruitment of Various Posts at Haryana Pra...

Planning the nation: (Jobs) Recruitment of Various Posts at Haryana Pra...: Haryana Prathmik Shiksha Pariyojna Parishad Important Instruction/ Information For Applying Online How To Apply: The candidates have to appl...

Planning the nation: (Result) UPSC IAS Preliminary Exam (CSAT) 2011

Planning the nation: (Result) UPSC IAS Preliminary Exam (CSAT) 2011: Civil Services (Preliminary) Exam 2011
परिणाम सिविल सेवा प्रारंभिक परीक्षा 2011
( PRESS NOTE ) On the basis of the result of the Civil S...

(Jobs) Recruitment of Various Posts at Haryana Prathmik Shiksha Pariyojna Parishad: 2011

Haryana Prathmik Shiksha Pariyojna Parishad

Important Instruction/ Information For Applying Online

How To Apply:

  • The candidates have to apply only on-line on web-sitehttp://recruitment.cdacmohali.in from 17th AUG, 2011 to 8th SEPT, 2011 up to 5:00 PM. and generate his/her application number. Once his/her application number is generated, he/she should get the print of the form, paste recent photograph on it and get it attested from a notary or a Gazette officer. This allotted registration number slip will be used as identification slip at the time of written test, interview and also counseling, if called for. Candidates need not send any application/Documents by Post.

  • Applicant will be allotted online Registration Number printed on the acknowledgement slip containing the details (Registration number and Password).

  • Thereafter the candidate shall have to report to the designated banker (AXIS BANK) along with the downloaded Acknowledgement Slip and Fee Challan for depositing the fee. Application Fee Rs. 250/- for General Category and Rs. 125/- for Scheduled Caste Candidate Application Fee Account, Current Account No. 911020028486199 [Application Fee Account] with any branches of AXIS Bank across Haryana, Punjab and Chandigarh.

  • In case the candidate fails to deposit the fee, his/her application shall stand automatically cancelled/ rejected and shall not be considered for further processing.

  • Candidates may apply for more than one post by submitting separate application for each post along with separate processing fee.

  • Only On-line registered application forms will be entertained i.e. application sent by post / in person will not be entertained.

  • If by mistake the candidate has filled in wrong data, he/she can correct the data from 17th AUG, 2011 to 8th SPET, 2011 up to 5:00 PM. by entering his/her registration number and password. Henceforth no editing will be done and thereafter data will be locked and no change will be acceptable/ allowed.

  • The Registration slip will be generated after filing the online form. Get the printout (2 copies) of the Registration Slip and Fee Challan. (Application Form and Fee Challan Separately)

  • The candidate can download their ADMIT CARDS by visiting the websitehttp://recruitment.cdacmohali.in again by entering his/her registration number and password (Candidates are advised not to disclose the password to any one for data security) from 22nd SEPT, 2011. Incase candidate unable to get the admit card, he/ she must contact C-DAC Mohali personally or on helpline numbers one day before the said examination up to 5.00 PM, failing which department will not be held responsible.

Important Dates:

Last Date: 17th AUG, 2011 to 8th SEPT, 2011 up to 5:00 PM

Important Links:

Courtesy: recruitment.cdacmohali.in

History of India


The history of India begins with evidence of human activity of Homo sapiens as long as 75,000 years ago, or with earlier hominids including Homo erectus from about 500,000 years ago. The Indus Valley Civilization, which spread and flourished in the northwestern part of the Indian subcontinent from c. 3300 to 1300 BCE, was the first major civilization in India. A sophisticated and technologically advanced urban culture developed in the Mature Harappan period, from 2600 to 1900 BCE. This Bronze Age civilization collapsed before the end of the second millennium BCE and was followed by the Iron Age Vedic Civilization, which extended over much of the Indo-Gangetic plain and which witnessed the rise of major polities known as the Mahajanapadas. In one of these kingdoms, Magadha, Mahavira and Gautama Buddha were born in the 6th or 5th century BCE and propagated their śramanic philosophies.

(Result) UPSC IAS Preliminary Exam (CSAT) 2011

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Civil Services (Preliminary) Exam 2011

परिणाम सिविल सेवा प्रारंभिकपरीक्षा 2011


( PRESS NOTE )

On the basis of the result of the Civil Services (Preliminary) Examination, 2011 held on 12.06.2011, the candidates with the following Roll Numbers have qualified for admission to the Civil Services (Main) Examination, 2011.

The candidature of these candidates is provisional. In accordance with the Rules of the Examination, all these candidates have to apply again in the Detailed Application Form (DAF), which is available on the website of the Union Public Service Commission www. upsc.gov.in or "www. upsconline.nic.in/daf/mainmenu.php". All the qualified candidates are advised to fill up the DAF and submit the same ONLINE for admission to the Civil Services (Main) Examination, 2011 to be held from 29.10.2011. The DAF will be available on the website of the Commission till 11.59 PM on 1.9.2011. Important instructions regarding filling up of the DAF and submitting the same ONLINE to the Commission are also available on the website. The candidates who have been declared successful have to first get themselves registered on the relevant page of the website before filling up the ONLINE Detailed Application Form. The qualified candidates are further advised to refer to the Rules of the Civil Services Examination, 2011 published in the gazette of India (Extraordinary) vide Department of Personnel and Training notification F. No.13018/3/2011-AIS(I), dated 19.2.2011, which is also available on the website of the Commission.

After submitting the DAF duly filled in ONLINE, the candidates are required to take out a print out of the finally submitted DAF separately and will have to send the printed copy of the DAF duly signed by the candidates alongwith all relevant documents including the prescribed fees, wherever applicable as enclosures addressed to the Under Secretary [CS(M)], Union Public Service Commission, Dholpur House, Shahjahan Road, New Delhi-110069, so as to reach the Commission's Office latest by 09.09.2011. The envelope containing the print out of the DAF submitted ONLINE should be superscribed �Application for Civil Services (Main) Examination, 2011�. It can also be delivered at Union Public Service Commission counter by hand till 09.09.2011 (5.00 P.M). It may be noted that mere submission of application form does not, ipso facto, confer on any right for admission to the Main Examination. The admission certificate alongwith the time table of the Main Examination will be issued to the eligible candidates 2-3 weeks before the commencement of the examination. Changes, if any, in the postal address after submission of the DAF may be communicated to the Commission at once.

The Union Public Service Commission have a Facilitation Counter near the Examination Hall Building in its Campus. Candidates may obtain any information/clarification regarding their result of the above mentioned examination on all working days between 10.00 AM to 5.00 PM, in person or on Tel. No. 011-23385271, 011-23098543 or 011-23381125 from this Facilitation Counter.

Candidates can also obtain information regarding their result by accessing Union Public Service Commission Website www.upsc.gov.in orhttp://upsconline.nic.in/daf/mainmenu.php

The result of Roll Nos.000797, 000957, 003533, 004994, 052161, 062662, 110670, 233449 & 257379 has been withheld.