Special Class Railway Apprentices' Examination , 2013 notification | SCRA exam 20.01.2013 by Department of indian railways - 2013

Special Class Railway Apprentices' Examination , 2013 notification | SCRA exam 20.01.2013  by Department of indian railways - 2013

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Various indicative recuritmnet advertisement no 10/2012 by Union public service commission (UPSC) | Last date 01.11.2012 | ONLINE RECRUITMENT APPLICATION (ORA) FOR VARIOUS RECRUITMENT POSTS dated 13.10.2012

Various indicative recuritmnet advertisement no 10/2012 by Union public service commission (UPSC)  | Last date 01.11.2012 | ONLINE RECRUITMENT APPLICATION (ORA) FOR VARIOUS RECRUITMENT POSTS dated 13.10.2012

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Empanelment list of service provider for Adoption & Certification of State Horticulture Mission, Bihar dated 12.10.2012

Empanelment list of service provider for Adoption & Certification of State Horticulture Mission, Bihar dated 12.10.2012

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काउन्सलिंग सह परीक्षा हेतु आवेदकों की सूची ---प्रखंड साधन सेवी सूची of West champaran , Bettiah

 काउन्सलिंग सह परीक्षा हेतु आवेदकों की सूची ---प्रखंड साधन सेवी सूची of West champaran , Bettiah

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Marks obtained by the candidates appeared in 1st AOR examination-2012 Held on 23rd & 24th June, 2012 of Patna High court , Bihar

Marks obtained by the candidates appeared in 1st AOR examination-2012 Held on 23rd & 24th June, 2012 of Patna High court , Bihar

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India Born Monisha first woman to head F1 team | Dehradun born India Monisha biography | India Grand Prix F1 racing

 
From Dehradun to the Sauber factory in Hinwil (Switzerland), it has been a long but rewarding journey for India-born Monisha Kaltenborn. She has risen steadily to the top in Formula One, which is largely perceived to be a ‘man’s world’.
    On Wednesday, she climbed another rung on the ladder when she became F1’s first woman team principal, replacing Peter Sauber. A team principal is the boss of all racing activity of the F1 team.
    Monisha, who is also a member of FIA’s Women & Motorsport Commission, is ready for the challenge. “Naturally I’m very aware of the major responsibility I have for Peter Sauber’s racing team,” she said from Yeongam. “I have set my sights high and am committed to taking the team forward as Peter Sauber would want and leading it on to success.”.
    Monisha was eight when she moved to Vienna, where her uncle worked with the International Atomic Energy Agency. Right moment to pass on the baton, says Sauber
New Delhi: Monisha Kaltenborn, who became F1 team Sauber’s team principal on Wednesday, has a strong India connection. “I spent the first eight years of my life in Dehradun, attending the Welham’s Girl School. My parents then decided to move abroad keeping an eye on countries that could provide quality education,” Monisha had told TOI earlier this year.
    The 41-year-old’s influence in Sauber has been steadily growing ever since she joined the team in 1998-99 as the team’s advisor on corporate and legal affairs. In just 10 years, she rose to the position of the CEO after Sauber became an independentteam following the withdrawal of former partner BMW.
    Peter Sauber, who has been part of Formula One for over two decades now, has been grooming Monisha for some time now. Monisha is now a part-owner of the Sauber team too – a third of the team’s stake came to her in March this year. With Sauber already touching 70, Monisha has effectively taken over the reins of the team.
    “We decided a long time ago that Monisha would take over,” Sauber said this morning. “We left the timing open. Now is a good time for both of us, so this is the right moment to pass on the baton. After all, there have been a number of racesI’vebeen unable to attend – most recently the Japanese GP, where the team put in an excellent performance. I’m in no doubt that Monisha has all the neccesary skills to be an outstanding team principal.”
    Sauber have made remarkable progress with 116 points this season and are well ahead of challengers Sahara Force India in the Constructors Championship. Both their drivers, Sergio Perez and Kamui Kobayashi, have regularly challenged and achieved podium finishes which has a lot to do with the car Sauber C-30, whose development Monisha has closely monitored.
    Of course, all this has taken her awayfrom her homein Kusnacht and Monisha relies on her mother to take care of her nine-year-old son and six-year-old daughter whenever required. “There is never a free moment in F1. My mother comes down from Vienna to lend a helping hand and we have nanny at home. The children also have learned to adjust to the situation,” the India-born Austrian citizen had said.

Walk in interview for various post at Board of school education haryana, Bhiwani | interview date 17.10.2012 and 18.10.2012

Walk in interview for various post at Board of school education haryana, Bhiwani  | interview date 17.10.2012 and 18.10.2012

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Recruitment of Assistant Professor of biochemistry at Postgraduate institute of medical education and research , chandigardh dated 10.10.2012

Recruitment of Assistant Professor of biochemistry at Postgraduate institute of medical education and research , chandigardh dated 10.10.2012

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Manda Banerji, an Indian-origin scientist finds black hole | Manda Banerji's biography , study

Billions of kilometres beyond the constellation of Virgo, a zoo of monster black holes has been discovered by a Cambridge team led by Manda Banerji, an Indian-origin scientist. Radiation, hitherto not quite taken into account, is reaching the earth as a result of earlier unidentified blackholes in what astronomers call the “early universe”.
    The discovery has shaken up the scientific world because never has such a collection of monster black holes remained hidden for so long.
    Scientists will now have to take a second look at many dust obscured corners of the universe while searching for hidden blackholes.
    The research estimates that there are at least 400 black holes in the cluster which is 11 billion light years away. Fiercely swirling giant clouds of thick dust had surrounded the black hole zoo till Banerji’s team penetrated it with a cutting edge infrared telescope.
    “These results could have a significant impact on studies of supermassive black holes,” said Banerji, lead author of the paper which has been published in the journal Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society.
    “Although these black holes have been studied for some time, the new results indicate that some of the most massive ones may have so far been hidden from our view,” Banerji added.
    The zoo contains a monster black hole that has more than 10 billion times the mass of the sun, making it one of the most massive black holes ever seen. BIG DISCOVERY
Surrounding dust
paints monster
black hole red
    Most black holes of this kind are seen through the matter they drag in. As the neighbouring material spirals in towards the black holes, it heats up. Astronomers are able to see this radiation and observe these systems,” explained Indian-origin scientist Manda Banerji.
    The significance of this discovery lies in the fact that that now scientists will have to take a second look at many dust obscured corners of the Universe searching for hidden black holes. The newly discovered monster blackhole has been dubbed ULASJ1234+0907. It is one of the reddest objects in the sky. The red colour comes from the surrounding dust which preferentially absorbs bluer light and allows only light in the red region to escape.
    Massive black holes are now known to reside at the centres of all galaxies. Scientists think that they grow through violent collisions with other galaxies, which trigger the formation of stars and provides food for the black holes to devour. These violent collisions also produce dust within the galaxies. The dust is ultimately sucked in by the immense force of the black hole’s gravitational attraction.
    Banerji is currently working on how galaxies and quasars evolve, using visible light as well as infra-red and submillimeter wavelengths of light. She completed her PhD on Galaxies in the Distant Universe in 2009 at University College London.
    Prof Richard McMahon, co-author of the study, told the Royal Astronomy Society: “These results are particularly exciting because they show that our new infrared surveys are finding super massive blackholes that are invisible in optical surveys.”

Important Notice - Regarding Recruitment of Kisan Salahakar at Chapra Distric , Bihar dated 08.10.2012

Important Notice - Regarding Recruitment of Kisan Salahakar at Chapra Distric , Bihar dated 08.10.2012

किसान सलाहकार पद हेतु चयनित अभ्यर्थियो की सूची Regarding Recruitment of Kisan Salahakar at Chapra Distric , Bihar dated 08.10.2012

किसान सलाहकार पद हेतु चयनित अभ्यर्थियो की सूची Regarding Recruitment of Kisan Salahakar at Chapra Distric , Bihar dated 08.10.2012

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Walk in interview for Research Associates for centre for Protected Cultivation Technology at Indian Agricultural Research Institute , New Delhi | Interview date 03.11.2012

Walk in interview for Research Associates for centre for Protected Cultivation Technology at Indian Agricultural Research Institute , New Delhi | Interview date 03.11.2012

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