The Andhra Pradesh Public Service Commission (APPSC) has published the results of Group-II exams.
The results are available on their website at http://www.apspsc.gov.in/
The website is currentl slow due to lots of hits from result seekers. Have patience.
Here is a direct link to the results:
http://www.apspsc.gov.in/Documents/INTERVIEWLIST/GR2_12E_RES.pdf
The same is uploaded on to internet by good friends, at the following link
http://www.ziddu.com/download/3045754/GR2_12E_RES.pdf.html
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Monday, December 29, 2008
Friday, December 26, 2008
EAMCET 2009 in May second week
The Department of Technical Education in Andhra Pradesh, announced that the Engineering and Medical Common Entrance Examination (EAMCET) 2009 will be held in the second week of May. EAMCET is mandatory for the admission to Engineering and Medical courses in Andhra Pradesh.
While the exact date is not yet announced, the examination will be held after 10-May-2009. This year onwards, the Intermediate (10+2) score will have a weightage in the EAMCET ranking and the Second Year Intermediate hall ticket is mandatory for appearing for the EAMCET 2009. So, the examination will have to be conducted in tandem with the Intermediate Examinations in Andhra Pradesh. As per the current schedule, Intermediate exams will start on 04-Mar-2009 and end on 24-Mar-2009. The Intermediate examination results are expected to be out ny 25-Apr-2009
For all information on EAMCET 2009, pl. visit this blog on academics, at the following links:
http://indianexams.blogspot.com/search/label/EAMCET
While the exact date is not yet announced, the examination will be held after 10-May-2009. This year onwards, the Intermediate (10+2) score will have a weightage in the EAMCET ranking and the Second Year Intermediate hall ticket is mandatory for appearing for the EAMCET 2009. So, the examination will have to be conducted in tandem with the Intermediate Examinations in Andhra Pradesh. As per the current schedule, Intermediate exams will start on 04-Mar-2009 and end on 24-Mar-2009. The Intermediate examination results are expected to be out ny 25-Apr-2009
For all information on EAMCET 2009, pl. visit this blog on academics, at the following links:
http://indianexams.blogspot.com/search/label/EAMCET
Thursday, December 25, 2008
Women Scientist Scholarship Scheme
The Technology Information, Forecasting and Assessment Council (TIFAC) announces the Women Scientist Scholarship Scheme. Through this scheme, the Department of Science & Technology encourages the women working in the latest scientific and technological inventions.
Eligibility
Education: MSc, PhD, BTech, MTech, MBBS, MS, MD, MVSc, BPharm or any other science or engineering professional degree
Indian Women, Age below 50 years
Preference will be given to women with research experience
Selection Process
Written Test + Interview
How To Apply
Application format is published in all leading national newspapers on 06-Dec-2008. Applicants should fill the details as per the format and send it across to the address given in the format.
Important Dates
06-Jan-2009 Last Date to Apply
Eligibility
Education: MSc, PhD, BTech, MTech, MBBS, MS, MD, MVSc, BPharm or any other science or engineering professional degree
Indian Women, Age below 50 years
Preference will be given to women with research experience
Selection Process
Written Test + Interview
How To Apply
Application format is published in all leading national newspapers on 06-Dec-2008. Applicants should fill the details as per the format and send it across to the address given in the format.
Important Dates
06-Jan-2009 Last Date to Apply
OCES & DGFS at BARC Training Schools
The Department of Atomic Energy (DAE) invites applications from Engineering Graduates and Science Post Graduates for the following training programs
1. One Year Orientation Course for Engineering Graduates and Science Post Graduates (OCES 2009)
2. Two Year DAE Graduate Fellowship Scheme for joining MTech courses at IIT Bombay, Delhi, Kanpur, Kharagpur, Madras, Roorkee
The OCES trainees will be awarded Post Graduate Diploma of Homi Bhabha National Institute (HBNI).
Te DGFS fellows will get opportunities for pursuing PhD through HBNI
Selection Process
Science Discipline:
GATE score or a Written test to be conducted on 22-Feb-2009
Engineering Discipline:
GATE score or a written test to be conducted in May 2009 (date will be published later)
How to Apply
Apply online at www.hrdbarc.gov.in or www.npcil.co.in/hrdbarc/oces.htm
Important Dates
15-Jan-2009 Last Date to Apply for Science Discipline
15-Apr-2009 Last Date to Apply for Engineering Discipline
For Further Details
http://www.hrdbarc.gov.in
Or http://www.npcil.co.in/hrdbarc/oces.htm
1. One Year Orientation Course for Engineering Graduates and Science Post Graduates (OCES 2009)
2. Two Year DAE Graduate Fellowship Scheme for joining MTech courses at IIT Bombay, Delhi, Kanpur, Kharagpur, Madras, Roorkee
The OCES trainees will be awarded Post Graduate Diploma of Homi Bhabha National Institute (HBNI).
Te DGFS fellows will get opportunities for pursuing PhD through HBNI
Selection Process
Science Discipline:
GATE score or a Written test to be conducted on 22-Feb-2009
Engineering Discipline:
GATE score or a written test to be conducted in May 2009 (date will be published later)
How to Apply
Apply online at www.hrdbarc.gov.in or www.npcil.co.in/hrdbarc/oces.htm
Important Dates
15-Jan-2009 Last Date to Apply for Science Discipline
15-Apr-2009 Last Date to Apply for Engineering Discipline
For Further Details
http://www.hrdbarc.gov.in
Or http://www.npcil.co.in/hrdbarc/oces.htm
Save The Weavers
The plights of handloom workers of Northern districts of Andhra Pradesh have suddenly garnered attention from all quarters.
It all started with Mega Star Chiranjeevi and his Praja Rajyam party visiting the villages of Karim Nagar, Sirisilla areas. Chiranjeevi made a strong political pitch by stating that the ruling congress government has done nothing to save the handloom workers. He went on to announce all kinds of sops to this industry, if his party comes to power in the next elections.
Chiranjeevi’s histrionics raked a big controversy, as the other political parties jumped into the fray to own the politically sensitive topic of the growing suicides of handloom workers. The ruling congress rebuked Chiranjeevi for his lack of understanding. The state government followed it up with some medical insurance schemes for the weavers.
However, all the attention from political parties is of no use for this cottage industry. The rulers and the citizens have become numb to the everyday occurrence of suicides of the handloom workers. The citizens and the industry think that the current system doesn’t have any conviction to repair things.
In the current scenario, individuals are doing more to help this industry, than what the government is doing.
An NRI Eppanapally Puja started a movement to Save Weavers. She hosts a website to garner support from citizens to put pressure on government to act on the plights of weavers. The website http://saveweavers.org/saveweavers.php runs a signature campaign. Her aim is to provide a permanent comprehensive solution to enable the weavers to earn their living respectfully by creating demand for their cloth and preserve and protect the great heritage of Indian weavers.
Lets wish her and the weavers, good luck!
It all started with Mega Star Chiranjeevi and his Praja Rajyam party visiting the villages of Karim Nagar, Sirisilla areas. Chiranjeevi made a strong political pitch by stating that the ruling congress government has done nothing to save the handloom workers. He went on to announce all kinds of sops to this industry, if his party comes to power in the next elections.
Chiranjeevi’s histrionics raked a big controversy, as the other political parties jumped into the fray to own the politically sensitive topic of the growing suicides of handloom workers. The ruling congress rebuked Chiranjeevi for his lack of understanding. The state government followed it up with some medical insurance schemes for the weavers.
However, all the attention from political parties is of no use for this cottage industry. The rulers and the citizens have become numb to the everyday occurrence of suicides of the handloom workers. The citizens and the industry think that the current system doesn’t have any conviction to repair things.
In the current scenario, individuals are doing more to help this industry, than what the government is doing.
An NRI Eppanapally Puja started a movement to Save Weavers. She hosts a website to garner support from citizens to put pressure on government to act on the plights of weavers. The website http://saveweavers.org/saveweavers.php runs a signature campaign. Her aim is to provide a permanent comprehensive solution to enable the weavers to earn their living respectfully by creating demand for their cloth and preserve and protect the great heritage of Indian weavers.
Lets wish her and the weavers, good luck!
Wednesday, December 24, 2008
RBI Essay Competition
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is conducting an Essay Competition for School Students in Mumbai and Goa Region.
The essays can be written in English, Hindi or Marathi.
The topic is “Reserve Bank Of India’s Role as Currency Manager of India”
All the students studying in Schools and Junior Colleges in Mumbai and Goa region are eligible for this competition.
For further details, Pl. visit: http://www.rbi.org.in/commonperson
or http://www.rbi.org.in/commonperson/English/Scripts/EssayCompetition.aspx#
The last date of receipt of essays is 15-Jan-2009. The results of the competition will be announced in the month of February.
The essays can be written in English, Hindi or Marathi.
The topic is “Reserve Bank Of India’s Role as Currency Manager of India”
All the students studying in Schools and Junior Colleges in Mumbai and Goa region are eligible for this competition.
For further details, Pl. visit: http://www.rbi.org.in/commonperson
or http://www.rbi.org.in/commonperson/English/Scripts/EssayCompetition.aspx#
The last date of receipt of essays is 15-Jan-2009. The results of the competition will be announced in the month of February.
Thursday, December 11, 2008
Email Id of Maharashtra CM
The new Chief Minister of Maharashtra, Ashok Chavan is now available to the public through his email id. The new government is encouraging the citizens to bring up all their issues and complaints to the notice of the rulers. The chief minister’s office has assured that the mails will be read and addressed by the chief minister himself.
I guess, this is a great initiative to bring back the confidence of the citizens who have been battered by the recent terror attacks. I sincerely hope that, if not the chief minister Ashok Chavan, there will be at least a human who reads the mails and acts on the issues.
So, folks, here is where you can access your chief minister: ashokchavanmind@rediffmail.com
I guess, this is a great initiative to bring back the confidence of the citizens who have been battered by the recent terror attacks. I sincerely hope that, if not the chief minister Ashok Chavan, there will be at least a human who reads the mails and acts on the issues.
So, folks, here is where you can access your chief minister: ashokchavanmind@rediffmail.com
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
LK Advani, Did He Finally Arrive?
The Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha, L.K. Advani was in news over the past few days. Firstly, it was for the tech savy BJP and its chief Advani to launch their website http://www.lkadvani.in/ Then, Advani went on to release his autobiography, My Country My Life.
The book has been translated and released into many Indian Languages which were released by celebrities. Notable among them were the original book launch done by former president APJ Abdul Kalam. Then, the Kannada version of the book (Nanna Desha, Nanna Jeevana) was launched by NR Narayana Murthy, the founder of Indian IT bellwether Infosys. Next the Tamil version (En Desam En Vazhkai) was released by Tamil Super Star, matinee idol Rajni Kant
After all these launches and meetings, came the assembly elections of MP, Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh, Delhi and Mijoram. Now, looking at the performance of BJP in these elections, I’m puzzled whether LK Advani, the iron man of India finally arrive?
Firstly, his handling and the BJP’s approach towards rising prices and the impact of global economic crisis on India were below par for a prime-ministerial hopeful. BJP & Advani did not seem to have a clue on what is happening across the world and how the government should be cornered on its policy related lapses.
Next, BJP & Advani miserably failed in handling the events leading to the assembly elections across 5 states. His responses to the series of bomb blasts and the Malegaon probe have been confusing. He neither took a tough stand on terrorism, nor did he adopt a Hindutva approach. Advani’s & BJP response to Mumbai attacks was the culmination of the confusion, as they are undecided whether to take a political mileage out of it or should they stand clean with complete support to the ruling UPA government. The results are seen in urban vote in Delhi, where the voters displayed their aversion to politicians.
Finally, having routed in the much touted Semi-Finals to the next year’s general elections, Advani now faces dissidence in his own camp. As the party reviews the recent election performance, the blame game has started. Senior colleagues of Advani accused the current leadership of losing a golden opportunity at the recently concluded elections.
With all these happenings, I sincerely doubt, whether the prime minister in waiting, Mr. LK Advani, finally arrive? Does BJP has any alternative to offer to the current mood of the electorate?
The book has been translated and released into many Indian Languages which were released by celebrities. Notable among them were the original book launch done by former president APJ Abdul Kalam. Then, the Kannada version of the book (Nanna Desha, Nanna Jeevana) was launched by NR Narayana Murthy, the founder of Indian IT bellwether Infosys. Next the Tamil version (En Desam En Vazhkai) was released by Tamil Super Star, matinee idol Rajni KantAfter all these launches and meetings, came the assembly elections of MP, Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh, Delhi and Mijoram. Now, looking at the performance of BJP in these elections, I’m puzzled whether LK Advani, the iron man of India finally arrive?
Firstly, his handling and the BJP’s approach towards rising prices and the impact of global economic crisis on India were below par for a prime-ministerial hopeful. BJP & Advani did not seem to have a clue on what is happening across the world and how the government should be cornered on its policy related lapses.
Next, BJP & Advani miserably failed in handling the events leading to the assembly elections across 5 states. His responses to the series of bomb blasts and the Malegaon probe have been confusing. He neither took a tough stand on terrorism, nor did he adopt a Hindutva approach. Advani’s & BJP response to Mumbai attacks was the culmination of the confusion, as they are undecided whether to take a political mileage out of it or should they stand clean with complete support to the ruling UPA government. The results are seen in urban vote in Delhi, where the voters displayed their aversion to politicians.
Finally, having routed in the much touted Semi-Finals to the next year’s general elections, Advani now faces dissidence in his own camp. As the party reviews the recent election performance, the blame game has started. Senior colleagues of Advani accused the current leadership of losing a golden opportunity at the recently concluded elections.
With all these happenings, I sincerely doubt, whether the prime minister in waiting, Mr. LK Advani, finally arrive? Does BJP has any alternative to offer to the current mood of the electorate?
Sunday, December 7, 2008
Results of Assembly Elections: Delhi, Rajasthan, MP, Chhattisgarh, Mijoram
Here are the results of the election of various states.
DELHI
Total Seats: 69
CONG 42
BJP 23
BSP 2
RAJASTHAN
Total Seats: 200
CONG 98
BJP 75
BSP 7
MADHYA PRADESH
Total Seats: 230
BJP 144
CONG 70
BSP 6
CHHATTISGARH
Total Seats: 90
BJP 48
CONG 36
BSP 2
MIZORAM
Total Seats: 40
CONG 32
MNF 3
BJP 0
DELHI
Total Seats: 69
CONG 42
BJP 23
BSP 2
RAJASTHAN
Total Seats: 200
CONG 98
BJP 75
BSP 7
MADHYA PRADESH
Total Seats: 230
BJP 144
CONG 70
BSP 6
CHHATTISGARH
Total Seats: 90
BJP 48
CONG 36
BSP 2
MIZORAM
Total Seats: 40
CONG 32
MNF 3
BJP 0
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