Breaking News : The real scam, according to Mr Singh, was executed by Mr Pawar and his family with land that had been acquired for an irrigation project in Maharashtra. The Irrigation Minister was Ajit Pawar, the nephew of Sharad Pawar. More land than needed had been acquired from farmers. Mr Singh says that a Supreme Court judgement makes it obligatory for the government to either use this sort of surplus land for public projects, or to auction it.
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Walk in interview for Assistant Research Scientist at National Nutrition Monitoring Bureau(NNMB) , Bangalore | date of interview 30.11.2012
Walk in interview for Assistant Research Scientist at National Nutrition Monitoring Bureau(NNMB) , Bangalore | date of interview 30.11.2012
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Recruitment of Inspector at Indo-Tibetan Border Police Force , Ministry of Home Affairs, Govt of india dated 18.10.2012 | Last date of application 20.11.2012
Recruitment of Inspector at Indo-Tibetan Border Police Force , Ministry of Home Affairs, Govt of india dated 18.10.2012 | Last date of application 20.11.2012
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Recruitment of Lecturer at Government medical collage , Srinagar dated 18.10.2012
Recruitment of Lecturer at Government medical collage , Srinagar dated 18.10.2012
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Delhi boy Aniruddh Batra's biography | Aniruddh Batra came Tops in CMAT exam -2012
Delhi boy Aniruddh Batra's biography | Aniruddh Batra came Tops in CMAT exam -2012
City student Aniruddh Batra, a final-year student at BITS-Pilani, has topped the Common Management Aptitude Test (CMAT) with a score of 330 out of 400. Ratul Banerjee of Chennai has finished aclose second with 324, while Margesh Wavhal from Mumbai has occupied the third position.
Mysore had the best average score of 160, followed by Chennai, Gurgaon, Bangalore, Noida, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Chandigarh, Delhi and Mumbai, whose students have secured an average score of 140. The national average is 113.2, a notch higher than last year’s 112.Batra is anxiously awaiting his CAT score, and wants to join one IIM-A, IIM-B or IIM-C.
Hyderabad has bagged three positions in the top ten slots, Mumbai and Chennai two each and Delhi, Kanpur and Raipur one each. Prabhdeep Kaur Saluja of Raipur, who has finished ninth, also happens to be the topper among girls nationwide.
City student Aniruddh Batra, a final-year student at BITS-Pilani, has topped the Common Management Aptitude Test (CMAT) with a score of 330 out of 400. Ratul Banerjee of Chennai has finished aclose second with 324, while Margesh Wavhal from Mumbai has occupied the third position.
Mysore had the best average score of 160, followed by Chennai, Gurgaon, Bangalore, Noida, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Chandigarh, Delhi and Mumbai, whose students have secured an average score of 140. The national average is 113.2, a notch higher than last year’s 112.Batra is anxiously awaiting his CAT score, and wants to join one IIM-A, IIM-B or IIM-C.
Hyderabad has bagged three positions in the top ten slots, Mumbai and Chennai two each and Delhi, Kanpur and Raipur one each. Prabhdeep Kaur Saluja of Raipur, who has finished ninth, also happens to be the topper among girls nationwide.
Recruitment of Specialist Officers (IBPS CWE Linked) - October 2012 at Indian overseas bank , Chennai dated 17.10.2012 | Last date 31.10.2012
Recruitment of Specialist Officers (IBPS CWE Linked) - October 2012 at Indian overseas bank , Chennai dated 17.10.2012 | Last date 31.10.2012
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Recruitement of Immediate Interim manpower at Jaipur metro rail corporation limited ,jaipur dated 17.10.2012
Recruitement of Immediate Interim manpower at Jaipur metro rail corporation limited ,jaipur dated 17.10.2012
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GENRAL NOTICE FROM DISTRICT EDUCATION OFFICE,MADHEPURA dated 17.10.2012
GENRAL NOTICE FROM DISTRICT EDUCATION OFFICE,MADHEPURA dated 17.10.2012
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Tuesday, October 16, 2012
Walk in interview for various post at BARC hospital , Anushaktinagar, Mumbai dated 22.10.2012
Walk in interview for various post at BARC hospital , Anushaktinagar, Mumbai dated 22.10.2012
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MHT-CET -2012 Notification | Admission on vacant seat at Directorate of Medical education and research, Mumbai dated 17.10.2012
MHT-CET -2012 Notification | Admission on vacant seat at Directorate of Medical education and research, Mumbai dated 17.10.2012
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Recruitment of Consultant at National Rural Health Mission, State health society , Maharashtra, MUmbai dated 17.10.2012 | Last date of application 30.10.2012
Recruitment of Consultant at National Rural Health Mission, State health society , Maharashtra, MUmbai dated 17.10.2012
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IAS officer Ashok Khemka's biography | IAS officer at Haryana 43 transfers in 19 years
IAS officer Ashok Khemka's biography | IAS officer at Haryana 43 transfers in 19 years
Transferring an IAS officer may be the prerogative of a government but Haryana irrespective of the party in power has made a mockery of the system by deviating from all service guidelines in the case of Ashok Khemka,who ordered scrutiny of Robert Vadras land records.
No officer of this elite service has ever been transferred so frequently by any state.The ministry of personnel the cadre controlling authority of IAS officers does not have other instance of similar transfers anywhere in the country.
Official records show that Khemka,a computer engineer who got his first posting as IAS officer in 1993,was transferred 43 times in 19 years with most of his postings lasting merely months.
During this period,he held eight posts in various departments for a month or less.Twelve of his 43 postings,incidentally,were in departments which dealt with land in one way or the other ranging from acquisition,consolidation,records and revenue management to development.
Executive Record Sheet (ERS) of the ministry of personnel shows that Khemka an IAS officer of the 1991 batch held only two postings that lasted for over a year.He got the first such tenure (one-and-a-half years) during 2005-06 as chief administrator of the urban development department.
Khemka,a joint secretarylevel officer,got a slightly longer tenure of one year and 10 months as managing director of the industry department during 2008-10.
In the backdrop of the latest transfer from his post of director general,consolidation of holdings and land records,where he was posted for less than three months,the officer claimed that the state government had abruptly transferred him as a punishment for acting as a whistle-blower in several dubious land transactions.
In his letter to the state chief secretary P K Chaudhery last week,he pointed out that there should be a minimum tenure of two years as per the statutory IAS (Fixation of Cadre Strength) Regulations 2010,but the state government has violated statutory regulations.
The chief secretary,however,said transfer was the prerogative of the government.The officer (Khemka) was transferred for administrative reasons, he said.
Khemka,in his letter,said,It is shocking to learn about my abrupt transfer... this is deliberate and malafide to punish me due to some vested elements in the political -bureaucratic hierarchy affected by the expose of the scams in consolidation of land holdings under the exercise of powers.
Transferring an IAS officer may be the prerogative of a government but Haryana irrespective of the party in power has made a mockery of the system by deviating from all service guidelines in the case of Ashok Khemka,who ordered scrutiny of Robert Vadras land records.
No officer of this elite service has ever been transferred so frequently by any state.The ministry of personnel the cadre controlling authority of IAS officers does not have other instance of similar transfers anywhere in the country.
Official records show that Khemka,a computer engineer who got his first posting as IAS officer in 1993,was transferred 43 times in 19 years with most of his postings lasting merely months.
During this period,he held eight posts in various departments for a month or less.Twelve of his 43 postings,incidentally,were in departments which dealt with land in one way or the other ranging from acquisition,consolidation,records and revenue management to development.
Executive Record Sheet (ERS) of the ministry of personnel shows that Khemka an IAS officer of the 1991 batch held only two postings that lasted for over a year.He got the first such tenure (one-and-a-half years) during 2005-06 as chief administrator of the urban development department.
Khemka,a joint secretarylevel officer,got a slightly longer tenure of one year and 10 months as managing director of the industry department during 2008-10.
In the backdrop of the latest transfer from his post of director general,consolidation of holdings and land records,where he was posted for less than three months,the officer claimed that the state government had abruptly transferred him as a punishment for acting as a whistle-blower in several dubious land transactions.
In his letter to the state chief secretary P K Chaudhery last week,he pointed out that there should be a minimum tenure of two years as per the statutory IAS (Fixation of Cadre Strength) Regulations 2010,but the state government has violated statutory regulations.
The chief secretary,however,said transfer was the prerogative of the government.The officer (Khemka) was transferred for administrative reasons, he said.
Khemka,in his letter,said,It is shocking to learn about my abrupt transfer... this is deliberate and malafide to punish me due to some vested elements in the political -bureaucratic hierarchy affected by the expose of the scams in consolidation of land holdings under the exercise of powers.
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