Result of MATES (SSK) written examination of Militry engineer service| Result of CWE Chennai dated 17.10.2012

Result of MATES (SSK) written examination of Militry engineer service| Result of CWE Chennai dated 17.10.2012

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Recruitment of Sub-Insector in RPF/RPSF at South Central Railway dated 17.10.2012

Recruitment of Sub-Insector in RPF/RPSF at South Central Railway dated 17.10.2012
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List of candidate call for stenography test and document verification Result of railway recruitmnet board , Jammu - Srinagar dated 22.04.2012

List of candidate call for stenography test and document verification Result of railway recruitmnet board , Jammu - Srinagar dated 22.04.2012

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Application for the post of Director (Finance & Accounts) at Rajya Sabha, Parliament of India

  Application for the post of Director (Finance & Accounts) at Rajya Sabha, Parliament of India
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Recruitment of the vacant posts of Members in District Consumer Forums at Food and consumer protection dept, govet of bihar

Recruitment of  the vacant posts of Members in District Consumer Forums at Food and consumer protection dept, govet of bihar

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Raja Mukherji molestation case brother of Actress Rani Mukherji

The Versova police arrested Raja Mukherji early on Monday morning for allegedly molesting a former TV professional and an aspiring film director on Sunday, after promising to introduce her to his actorsister Rani Mukherji. He was produced before the Andheri metropolitan magistrate court later in the day and released on bail.
    The victim planned to direct a film for which she wanted to cast Rani Mukherji. She approached Raja for help. He apparently invited her to a cafe at Andheri to listen to the script but then allegedly took her to an isolated spot in his car and groped and kissed her. ‘Rani’s brother kissed and groped me’
Mumbai: Rani Mukherji's brother, Raja, allegedly molested an aspiring film director here on Sunday. On the pretext of introducing her to his sister, he allegedly took her to an isolated spot. While she was briefing him about the story of the film she plans to make, he allegedly groped and kissed her. She managed to escape.
    She reached her Lokhandwala residence and discussed the incident with her mother, and then approached the Amboli police.
    Mukherji was booked under Indian Penal Code's sections 354 (criminal assault on a woman to outrage her modesty) and 363 (kidnapping). Both are bailable offences.
    Pratap Dighavkar, deputy commissioner of police (Zone 9), said, “We have booked Raja in the case. We are making inquiries about the witnesses to record their statements. We are also collecting technical evidence in the case.”
    The victim told TOI, “Raja asked me to join him in his car to reach a Four Bungalows café. He drove towards Versova and pulled over at the end of a road. I was telling him the gist of the story when he released his seat belt and pounced on me. He began to kiss and grope me. Somehow, I managed to push him and escape from the car.”
    Later, Mukherji allegedly sent SMSes trying to convince her that whatever had happened was usual in the film industry. But when he noticed that she did not respond, he SMSed his apologies. Mukherji, though, denied the allegations and said that he was being framed, “probably because she may be thinking this is the easiest way to reach Rani Mukherji”.

US scholars Lloyd Shapley (left) and Alvin Roth won the Economics Nobel

Two Americans were awarded the Nobel economics prize on Monday for studies on the matchmaking taking place when doctors are coupled up with hospitals, students with schools and human organs with transplant recipients.
    The work of Alvin Roth and Lloyd Shapley has sparked a “flourishing field of research” and helped improve the performance of many markets, the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences said. Roth, 60, is a professor at Harvard University in Boston. Shapley, 89, is a professor emeritus at University of California LA.
    “This year’s prize concerns a central economic problem: how to match different agents as well as possible,” the academy said.
    Shapley made early theoretical inroads into the subject, using game theory to analyze different matching methods in the 1950s and 60s. Together with US economist David Gale, he developed a mathematical formula for how 10 men and 10 women could be coupled in a way so that no one would benefit from trading partners. While that may have had little impact on marriages and divorces, the algorithm they developed has been used to better understand many different markets.
    In the 1990s, Roth applied it to the market for allocating US student doctors to hospitals. He developed a new algorithm that was adopted by the National Resident Matching Program, which helps match resident doctors with the right hospitals.
    “Even though these two researchers worked independently, the combination of Shapley’s basic theory and Roth’s empirical investigations, experiments and practical design has generated a flourishing field of research and improved the performance of many markets,” the academy said. AP
WINNING THEORY
The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences cited Americans Alvin Roth of Harvard University and Lloyd Shapley, professor emeritus at the University of California, Los Angeles, for ‘the theory of stable allocations and the practice of market design’
    Their research focuses on the problem of matching different agents in a market — doctors with hospitals, students with schools and human organs with transplant recipients — in situations where prices aren’t the deciding factor

Recruitment of Purchase and store officer at Indian space research organisation (ISRO) , Govt of india dated 16.10.2012

Recruitment of Purchase and store officer at Indian space research organisation (ISRO) , Govt of india dated 16.10.2012

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Oldest dad Ramajit Raghav's biography | Raghav beaten his own record become a father at the age of 96 dated 15.10.2012

Miracles happen and Ramajit Raghav is there to prove it. The farm hand claimed on Monday that he was the oldest person to father a child at the age of 96. What’s more, Raghav claimed to have beaten his own record as he was blessed with his first child in November 2010, when he was 94.
    On October 5, Raghav’s 52-year-old wife Shakuntala Devi gave birth to their second male child at a primary health centre in the town.
    The child is doing fine and is with his parents in their one-room accommodation on the city outskirts.
    Raghav had expressed his desire for a second son soon after the birth of his first whom he named Vikramjeet.
GRAND OLD DADS
Ramajit Raghav of Kharkhoda village near Sonipat world’s oldest dad at 96. His first child was born in Nov 2010, when he was already 94
Nanu Ram Jogi, 90-yr-old farmer from Chittorgarh district, fathered 21st child from fourth wife in Aug 2007
Male twins born to Virmaram, an 88-yr-old farmer from Barmer, on July 19, 2006 96-year-old dad is a teetotaller
Kharkhoda (Sonipat): Although elated over the birth of his second child, named Ranjeet, 96-year-old Ramajit Raghav has now decided to make his wife undergo a tubectomy operation. Raghav’s age is recorded in the Haryana government’s social welfare department as 96.
    Claiming to have become a father at the oldest age, Raghav said he had remained a bachelor and practised celibacy throughout his life until he met Shakuntala about 10 years ago. “After staying together, we decided to extend our family and aspired for two sons. With God's grace, our wish has been fulfilled,” said Raghav, sporting a thick unkempt beard.
    In 2007, a Rajasthan man, 90-year-old Nanu Ram Jogi, had claimed to have been the oldest man to father a child, in his case his 21st child.
    Talking about his daily routine, Raghav said, “I wake up at five in the morning and go to bed before 8pm. During the day, I work in the fields and also take 1-2 hour afternoon nap.” He added his diet includes around two litres of cow's milk, fresh and green vegetables and chapattis.
    Asked about the secret of his vitality, he said he had been a wrestler in his younger days when his daily diet comprised half a kg of munched almonds, equal measure of ghee and three litres of milk besides vegetables and chapattis. Raghav said he had been a teetotaller and a strict vegetarian throughout his life.

Executive Assistant - List Of Candidates Qualified For Typing at chapra distric , Bihar dated 15.10.2012

Executive Assistant - List Of Candidates Qualified For Typing  at chapra distric , Bihar dated 15.10.2012

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Recruitment For various post of Land Reform at Lakhisarai distric , Bihar dated 15.10.2012

 Recruitment For various post of Land Reform at Lakhisarai distric , Bihar dated 15.10.2012

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Breaking News : National Law School, Banglore student gang rape in University campus by 7-8 drunck man | 21 years girl raped at Banglore university campus dated 15.10.2012

In yet another shocking act of depraved violence against women, a 21-year-old south Asian student
of the country’s premier National Law School of India University was allegedly gang-raped by a group of seven to eight drunk men in the adjoining Jnanabharathi campus of Bangalore University late on Saturday night.
    The second-year undergraduate student was out with a male friend, who works with an IT major, in his Volkswagen Polo car in a forested area of the 1100-acre campus, just about 2km from the Centre for Gandhian Studies, when they were attacked. While the male friend, who is from Kollam in Kerala, was brutally beaten up, the girl was allegedly sexually assaulted by the gang.
    The girl was later taken to Vani Vilas Hospital where she was medically examined. The results are awaited.
    Established in 1987, the NLSIU is a dream destination for law students. The campus has girls and boys in equal numbers; foreign students comprise a minority.
THEY GAVE HER 10
Victim and her friend were in his car in a thickly forested area of Bangalore Univ campus
Around 9pm, a group of 7-8 drunk men broke the windshield with iron rods
They beat the boy and forced the couple to walk with them deeper into the woods
The boy was told to return to the car and bring his wallet, which he had left behind
The assailants gang-raped the girl, then left her outside her hostel after thrusting a 10 note in her hands B’lore cops play down gang rape allegation
Bangalore: Over four hours, a group of drunk men allegedly raped a National Law School student near the Bangalore University Campus and walked her to her hostel and thrust a Rs 10 note into her hands before fleeing. The 21-year-old victim frantically called her male friend, who was with her in a car when the men attacked and had been looking for her since.
    However, the police sought to downplay gang-rape allegations, saying the girl bore no injury or struggle marks during the medical examination.
    Quoting from a complaint filed by the assaulted student, the police said that around eight Kannada-speaking hoodlums arrived on foot around 9pm and smashed the windshield of the parked car with iron rods. They then asked the terrorized couple to get out of the car, hit the boy repeatedly on his face, and dragged them deeper into the thickly wooded campus, 14km from the city on the Mysore highway.
    According to the girl’s complaint, the assailants snatched her iPad and other electronic gadgets from her and raped her. They then walked her to the hostel on NLSIU campus where she stays, returned the gadgets, and thrust a 10-rupee note into her hands. TNN