Sunday, August 1, 2010

Reserve Bank Of India invites Post for Executive Interns

Post Name: Executive Interns
Organization: Reserve Bank Of India(RBI)
Qualification: A First Class Bachelor’s Degree with a minimum of 60% marks or an equivalent grade. SC/ST/PWD(HI/VH/OH) candidates having Second Class with a minimum of 50% marks
Last Date of submission of Application Form: August 30, 2010
Form Detail:

Reserve Bank Of India

Advt. No. 1A /2010-11 Telegraphic Address : "SERVBOARD" Mumbai

Post : Executive Interns.

Number Of Posts : 200.

Last Date : 30 August, 2010.

Instructions for Applying Online
1.Please read the ADVERTISEMENT carefully and make sure that you fulfill the Eligibility Criteria with respect to age, academic qualifications & experience (if required) as on the cut off date mentioned in our advertisement, for the post for which you are applying.

2.If the candidates are not eligible, their candidature will be cancelled at any stage of the recruitment. If the candidate qualifies in the selection process and subsequently it is found that he/ she does not fulfill the eligibility criteria, his/her candidature will be cancelled.

3.Before starting filling up of ON-LINE application, a candidate must purchase the DD or IPO for the fee amount indicated in the advertisement [excepting SC, ST & PH candidates who are exempted from payment of fee, fee exempted category candidates can straightway fill the ON-LINE application].

4.Once you enter your details and SUBMIT, you will not be able to change them. Therefore, you are advised to be ready with the complete data before proceeding to apply Online. Any change(s) made in the printed Application Form will be ignored.

5.On submission, the system will generate a UNIQUE RECEIPT NO. (to be noted by you, for any future reference) which will also get printed in your application form.

6. After filling and submitting the data entered by you, the final print out page will be displayed. Any tampering of the data will render the application invalid. You have to take a PRINT out of the application form, paste your signed latest passport size photograph, sign the application at the end and enclose the application fee by means of Demand Draft/Postal Orders drawn in favour of Reserve Bank of India (RBI) payable at Mumbai, (if fee is payable). The completed print application form, has to be sent by ordinary post to The General Manager, Reserve Bank of India Services Board, Post Bag No. 14501, Mumbai Central Post Office, Mumbai-400008 - in case of Officer in Grade B (Direct Recruitment- DR)
or
The General Manager, Reserve Bank of India Services Board, Post Bag No. 4618, Mumbai Central Post Office, Mumbai-400008 - in case of All other Recruitments.

7.The online application will not be considered as valid unless the printout of the system generated application form duly signed alongwith photograph and application fee (if applicable) are received by us before the closing date.

8.Applicants should write the UNIQUE RECEIPT NO ., his/her NAME and ADDRESS on the reverse of the DD and in the space provided for the purpose on the Postal Orders (if fee is payable) and enclose them to the application with a pin (Please do not staple).

9."ON-LINE APPLICATION FOR THE POST OF ...................." and "UNIQUE RECEIPT NO." must be superscribed on top of the cover containing the application form.

10.Applications should not be filled more than once. The duplicate applications will not be entertained and will be rejected.




vt. No. 1A /2010-11 Telegraphic Address : "SERVBOARD" Mumbai

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Total Price: RS. 90.00
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Recruitment of Postman in Delhi Circle

Post Name: Postman
Organization: State Govt.
Qualification: Matriculation or equivalent i.e. 10th Class pass of a recognized Board of School Education.Knowledge of local language is desirable.
Last Date of submission of Application Form: August 24, 2010
Form Detail:

Deaprtment of Posts, India
Office of the Chief Postmaster General
Delhi Postal Circle, New Delhi – 110001.

Applications in the prescribed format are invited from eligible candidates for recruitment for the posts of Postman for different offices in Delhi Postal Circle.

Last Date: 24/08/2010 upto 1700 hrs.

Post : POSTMAN

Pay Band: Rs.5200-20200.

Age: 18 to 25 Years

Qualification: Matriculation or equivalent i.e. 10th Class pass of a recognized Board of School Education.Knowledge of local language is desirable.


The cover containing the application should be superscribed as
"APPLICATION FOR THE POST OF POSTMAN IN..................DIVISION"

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Indian Council Of Medical Research invites application for Scientist

Post Name: Scientist
Organization: ICMR
Qualification: (i)First Class Master’s Degree in Pharmacology/Biological Sciences/ Chemistry from a recognized university or equivalen
Last Date of submission of Application Form: August 09, 2010
Form Detail:

INDIAN COUNCIL OF MEDICAL RESEARCH
REF. ADV. NO. /2010-2011-ADMN.I)/ICMR HQRS.


Applications are invited upto 09/08/2010 for post of Scientist – C (1 Post) (unreserved).

1. Pay Scale: Rs. 15600-39100 + Grade Pay Rs. 6600.

2. Qualification Essential:

(i)First Class Master’s Degree in Pharmacology/Biological Sciences/ Chemistry from a

recognized university or equivalen

(ii) Four years R & D experience in the area of Natural Products/Medicinal Plants in
recognized institute(s) after obtaining essential qualification at (i)

3. Age: Not exceeding 40 years as on 09.08.2010.

4. General Condition:
Application form and other details are obtainable from Administrative Officer, Admn.I,
ICMR, Ansari Nagar, New Delhi-110029. Application format can also be downloaded at
ICMR Website. Forms duly completed together with application fee of Rs.100/- by crossed IPO
only, drawn in favour of D.G., ICMR New Delhi should be sent to Admn. Officer (Admn.I),
Indian Council of Medical Research, V. Ramalingaswami Bhawan, Ansari Nagar, Post Box
No.4911, New Delhi-110029, so as to reach on or before 09.8.2010. SC/ST/PH candidates are
exempted from this payment of application fee. Like other candidates, the departmental
candidates are also required to pay application fee alongwith application form. Applications
received late/incomplete and or without fee will not be entertained.

Note:-

Since it is not possible to call all the eligible candidates for the interview the applicants
will be shortlisted for this purpose and the decision of the Director General, ICMR will be final
in this regard. Outstation candidates called for interview for the above post will be paid 2nd
class to and fro rail fare by shortest route on production of documents. Any canvassing by
or on behalf of candidates or to bring political or other outside influence with regard to selection/
recruitment shall be considered as disqualification.

IMPORTANT :

Applicants should indicate legibly on the first page of the prescribed
application form the Advertisement Number and the post applied for.


For more details logon on http://www.icmr.nic.in/

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Indian Council Of Medical Research invites application for Assistant

Post Name: Assistant
Organization: ICMR
Qualification: Essential :- University Degree. Desirable :- PGDCA/DCA or any other course in computers. Candidates having experience in Administrative work of Establishment, Stores and Accounts will be preferred.
Last Date of submission of Application Form: August 20, 2010
Form Detail:

INDIAN COUNCIL OF MEDICAL RESEARCH
REF. ADV. NO. /2010-2011-ADMN.I)/ICMR HQRS.


Applications are invited upto 20/08/2010 for post of Assistant (1 Post) (unreserved).


1. Pay Scale: Rs.9,300-34,800 plus grade pay Rs.4200/-.


2. Qualification Essential : University Degree.


3. Age: Not exceeding 28 years – Relaxable to SC/ST/OBC candidates as per rules.


4. General Condition:

1. Appointment will be made on the basis of result of competitive examination and interview.


2. The incumbent will be governed by the new restructured defined contributory pension system
as per the provision contained in the Ministry of Finance, Department of Economic Affairs (ECB
& PR Division) Notification No.5/7/2003-ECB & PR dated 22.12.2003 effective from 1.1.2004.


3. The post is temporary but likely to continue.


4. The incumbent will be governed by rules and regulations of ICMR/GOI.


5. Candidates willing to apply should send their applications on plain paper giving full
particulars along-with a passport size photograph and copies of all relevant certificates to the
Director, Regional Medical Research Centre for Tribals (ICMR), Nagpur Road,
Garha P.O., Jabalpur (M.P.) – 482 003. Incomplete and late received applications will not
be accepted.


6. Employees working under the control of Central/State/Semi Government & Government
controlled undertakings should apply through proper channel.

For more details logon on http://www.icmr.nic.in/

Form Payment option
Application Form Price: Rs. 10.00
Speed Post Charges (within India): Rs. 80.00
Total Price: RS. 90.00
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  • Application Form Details
  • if available Prospectus
  • Envelope
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Narang qualifies for London Olympics

Narang first Indian to qualify for London Olympics

Shooter Gagan Narang became the first Indian to qualify for the 2012 London Olympics when he bagged the bronze in the 10 metre air rifle event at the World Championship in Munich. He was overlooked for the Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna on Friday.

The World No 2 shot 597 in the qualifying and 102 in the final round for a total of 699 to win the bronze.

Olympic champion Abhinav Bindra finished a disappointing 25th and failed to qualify for the final round.

The gold went to Italian Niccolo Campriani, who shot a total of 702.5 (599 qualifying + 103.5 final) while Hungarian Peter Sidi bagged the silver with 700.4 points (599 qualifying + 101.4 final).

"Even before the start Narang told me that he was sad after being left out. I told him just to go and bag a medal and show the whole world that he deserves the Khel Ratna," Thomas was quoted as saying by IANS.

Narang, who is now seen as India's best bet in the Commonwealth Games, shot the bronze in his pet 10m air rifle event at the Beijing World Cup and qualified for the World Championships.

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Kalmadi refutes Indian High Commission's denial

Kalmadi refutes Indian High Commission`s denial

Commonwealth Games Organising Committee chairman Suresh Kalmadi on Sunday insisted that the UK-based firm at the center of a corruption row that has hit CWG OC was recommended by the Indian High Commission despite an embarrassing denial issued by it.

The Indian High Commission had denied recommending AM Films, the little-known UK-based firm which allegedly received lakhs of pounds for providing its "services" during the Queen`s Baton Relay in London.

Kalmadi refuted the claim and asserted that the recommendation came from the High Commission only from a protocol official Raju Sebastian, who has been dubbed in media reports as "too junior an official to make any recommendation on behalf of the High Commission".

"The Organising Committee would like to clarify that we had written to Mr Vikrant Ratan, the first secretary (Protocol) of the Indian High Commission, to provide us the list of agencies for transportation, accommodation and other services and their approved rates,” Kalmadi was quoted as saying by PTI.

"In response, Mr Raju Sebastian of the Protocol Division of the Indian High Commission, giving reference to our mail to the First Secretary Vikrant Ratan, informed that the approved vendors for transport are AM Car and Van and the Chauffeur Company," Kalmadi stated.

Kalmadi, also the Indian Olympic Association President, said the rates were also approved by the High Commission.

"He (Sebastian) also indicated the approved rates of the High Commission for accommodation and transportation. In view of the clarification which clearly indicates that the Indian High Commission had recommended AM Car and Vans to the Organising Committee for QBR Launch Function at London, it is requested that the factual position in projected," Kalmadi said.

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Saturday, July 31, 2010

Kalmadi denies corruption charges, takes on Indian High Comission in London

Suresh Kalmadi, the chairman of the Commonwealth Games Organising Committee, has dragged the Indian High Commission in London into the Commonwealth Games corruption controversy by saying a verbal agreement involving payments of two lakh pounds to AM Films, a little known company in London, was decided after the High commission recommended the firm.

The UK government is probing irregularities in this business deal and has raised questions about why there was no written contract.

Speaking exclusively to NDTV's Barkha Dutt, Kalmadi said, "It was the Indian High Commission's letter that recommended Ashish Patel's firm to us and the total money paid to the firm is two lakh pounds."



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The Indian High Commission has denied Kamladi's saying they did not recommend AM films.

"This company AM films limited, was not on the panel of companies that the High Commission recommended by the High Commission. Raju Sebastian is an assistant in the High Commission of India, not in a position to make such a recommendation but for the HCI (High Commission of India) to make any such statement, we need to scrutinise the email held up by Suresh Kalmadi," the Indian High Commission said in a statement.

"We don't know the contents of the email, which email address it was sent to, whether it is genuine or not," the statement also read.

Earlier in the day, addressing a press conference on the Commonwealth corruption issue, Kalmadi rubbished claims that 25,000 pounds were being paid to the UK-based firm each month. The CWG boss also showed mediapersons a letter in which the firm had been recommended by the Indian High Commission in London.

Kalmadi said he was "pained by the baseless charges of corruption" and that "every paisa spent on the Commonwealth Games was accounted for."

At the centre of the corruption charges, a letter written by Deputy High Commissioner of India in London, Rajesh N Prasad, to the Sports Ministry about allegations of corruption made by the UK government, which says that 25,000 pounds sent from the CWG in India to a company, AM films, in UK, is unaccounted for.

When asked him why the CWG didn't enter in any contract with the firm, Kalmadi said, "There was no written contract with Patel's firm as the decision was taken at the last minute. We had to get logistics for London in a hurry, so there was no time for tender."

Mr Kalmadi, who maintains that the Games will be word class when they are held in New Delhi in weeks from now, also said that foreign nations are satisfied with the security preparations which have been made.

'DELHI GOVT, SPORTS MINISTRY MUST ANSWER CVC'

As corruption allegations mount against the organisers of the commonwealth games, Kalmadi says the Delhi government and the sports ministry have to answer for many of the allegations raised by the Central Vigilance Commission. "The report of the Central Vigilance Commission (CVC) on corruption charges has nothing to do with the Organising Panel. The Sports Ministry and the Delhi government have to answer the report."

CVC report has asked the CBI to register a corruption case against certain MCD officials in connection with irregularities in a tender issued for a Commonwealth Games project worth several crores.

The CVC has found serious discrepancies like award of works at higher rates to bidders, poor quality of construction and grant of work to ineligible agencies in different Games-related construction works being carried out by various departments in the capital.

As per the assessment report prepared by the CVC's Chief Technical Examination Wing, large-scale procedural violations, including corruption, have been noticed in 16 projects.

The cost of the projects has been estimated to be about Rs 2,000 crore.

Mr Kalmadi said today said, "The CVC report is on inferior quality of work at the venues. We are now in a time when we have to take over venues. So before that we will ask for all approvals and clearances."

Meanwhile, the opposition BJP says the 2010 corruption scam must be thoroughly probed. BJP General Secretary Vijay Goel said, "The BJP demands a judicial probe into the CWG scam."

With controversies dogging Commonwealth Games, a "worried" Congress today said any irregularity should be probed into and the organisers as well as others involved should ensure that the country's prestige does not suffer.



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