New Delhi: State-run Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Ltd (MTNL) is going to launch its affordable tablet range on Friday, as per a newspaper report.

The MTNL tablet, priced at Rs 3,999 is targeted to compete against the most anticipated and low-cost Aakash tablet while the other two priced at Rs 6,999 and Rs 10,999 will compete with the sub ten thousand level tablets.

The tablet will be given to customers along with company’s third-generation (3G) and WiFi services.

The company is offering 3G tablets provided by Teracom, a telecom equipment manufacturer.

The newspaper further said that the lowest-end model works on WiFi, while others work on both WiFi and 3G.

The low-end model comes with a high speed 1.2 GHz processor and 4GB memory.

Teracom tablets work on the latest Android 4.0 Icecream Sandwich operating system.

Source: http://zeenews.india.com/business/gadgets/gadgets-news/mtnl-to-launch-tablet-at-rs-3-999-today_59231.html

MUMBAI: Booking a ticket through the Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation(IRCTC) website is set to get easier and faster if the IRCTC’s plans to set up a rolling deposit scheme (RDS) work out. Pradeep Kundu, joint general manager, public relations, IRCTC, said, “Under the scheme, a user can deposit money in advance with the IRCTC and use RDS from the available payment options on the IRCTC website for paying for their tickets.”

The IRCTC has proposed a one-time registration fee of around Rs 200-250 and a minimum deposit of around Rs 1,500-2,000 for the service. Users can top up their RDS account balance by using any of the available payment gateways and can also transfer money from their bank accounts to their IRCTC accounts and book tickets using that RDS account. The account can be managed and topped up online. The IRCTC claims that the RDS account system will be more efficient and advantageous as compared to transactions carried out through payment gateways of banks.

Kundu said, “Currently, after a payment option is selected, customers are redirected to the payment gateway, where they enter their card details. Subsequently, they are redirected to either the Verified by Visa or Master Secure service, where they have to enter their password and validate the transaction. This entire process consumes a substantial amount of transaction time.

“Very often, customers enter the wrong passwords and have to revalidate the transaction. When the customer is finally redirected to the IRCTC site, the session may have timed out and as a result the ticket would not have been booked.”

Kundu added, “Time can be saved by using an RDS account, as the entire transaction is internal and there is no dependency on a third party payment gateway.”

On August 5, TOI had reported about the high number of failed transactions while using the IRCTC website. The IRCTC had claimed that this happens due to reasons like wrong password, wrong card expiry date fed by the customer, expired card, insufficient funds in the customer’s account, technical problem at the bank’s end etc., over which it has no control.

Kundu said, “The RDS mode of transaction system is faster, safer and easier. Users will not only save on payment gateway charges, but will also save precious booking time by eliminating payment approval cycle.” Under the RDS system, the user’s dependency on banks is reduced. Even if banks go offline, IRCTC users can book tickets using their RDS account.

Key features of Rolling deposit scheme

User authentication: Users of the rolling deposit scheme (RDS) will be verified and authenticated through online PAN card number verification

Secure access: Users will have to provide transaction passwords/ PIN numbers for every booking done through RDS

Complete history: Users will be able to check RDS transaction/payment history. They can also change the transaction password as and when required

Easy refund: In case of ticket cancellation, the refund will be credited to the user’s RDS account the next day.

Source: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/IRCTC-to-launch-deposit-scheme-for-faster-bookings/articleshow/15965422.cms

RAILWAY RECRUITMENT CELL

EASTERN RAILWAY
56, C.R.AVENUE

K O L K A T A – 700 012
(Web site address: www.rrcer.com)
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Employment notice No-0112
Recruitment in Pay Band-I Rs.5200-20200/- with GP Rs.1800/-
(UR, SC, ST, OBC and PWD) on Eastern Railway
Date of issue – 16/8/2012 Closing date-01/10/2012
Time upto – 17: 00 hrs

2. ABBREVIATIONS USED
(2.1) RRC-ER – Railway Recruitment Cell, Eastern Railway
(2.2) ER-Eastern Railway
(2.3) SC-Scheduled Caste
(2.4) ST-Scheduled Tribe
(2.5) OBC- Other Backward Classes
(2.6) UR-Un-Reserved
(2.7) PWD (PH)-Persons with Disabilities (Physically Handicapped)
VH – Visually Handicapped, HH – Hearing Handicapped, OH – Orthopaedically Handicapped
(2.8) SRE-Serving Railway Employee
(2.9) PET-Physical Efficiency Test.
(2.10) Elect.- Electrical
(2.11) Mech. – Mechanical
(2.12) S&T – Signal & Telecommunication
(2.13) Comml. – Commercial
(2.14) Transp. – Transportation
(2.15) Engg. – Engineering
(2.16) Med:- Medical
(2.17) Admn/ Per :- Administration / Personnel
(2.18) AF – Application Form
3. MINIMUM EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATION:
3.1 The candidate should be minimum 10
th
Pass or ITI or equivalent on the date of application. Candidates
appearing at and/or awaiting results of final examination of Class 10
th
or ITI or equivalent are not eligible.
4. AGE LIMIT and RELAXATION:
4.1 For all the above vacancies, the age limit will be 18 to 33 years and will be reckoned as on
01-01-2013.
4.2 The upper age limit will be relaxed as under, subject to the production of requisite certificate -
3
4.2.1. By FIVE Years for SC/ST and by THREE years for OBC candidates in possession of valid certificates
issued by the appropriate authority, copy of which is to be enclosed for claiming age relaxation.
4.2.2. Serving railway employees, including casual labours and substitutes, who have put in a minimum of
THREE YEARS service will be given age relaxation subject to the age limit not exceeding 40, 43 and 45
years in case of General, OBC and SC/ST candidates respectively.
4.2.3. In case of staff of Quasi Administrative Offices of Railway Organization such as Railway Canteens,
Railway Institutes and Railways Cooperative societies, relaxation of age will be given to the extent of
service rendered by them subject to a maximum of 05 years and upper age limit of 35 years.
4.2.4. Widows and Divorced Women who have judicially separated from their husbands and are not
remarried, will be given relaxation in age up to 35, 38 and 40 years in case of General, OBC and SC/ST
candidates respectively.
4.2.5. BY FIVE years to the candidates who had ordinarily been domiciled in the Kashmir Division of the
State of Jammu and Kashmir during the period from the Ist day of Jan. 80 to the 31st day of Dec. 89,
subject to production of a residential certificate from the appropriate authority of the State of Jammu and
Kashmir.
4.2.6. The upper age limit for PWD (PH) candidates are 43 years, 46 years and 48 years as on
01.01.2011 for UR,OBC and SC/ST candidates respectively.
4.2.7. No age relaxation is allowed to SC/ST/OBC candidates applying against unreserved posts.
5. PROOF OF AGE: (a) Birth certificate issued by appropriate authority, or (b) Matric / 10th pass Certificate
issued by Board or equivalent.
6. SERVING EMPLOYEES: A candidate serving under the Government or Public Sector
Enterprise/Undertaking including Railways should either apply through proper channel duly certifying their
service details by the employer, or, directly to RRC – ER with “No Objection Certificate” from the employer
concerned. In addition, an advance copy of such application, complete in all respects, may be sent superscribing
on the top of the application “ADVANCE COPY” so as to reach RRC – ER before the closing date
and time specified.
7. EXAMINATION FEE:
7.1 The Examination fee is Rs. 40/- (Rs. Forty) only. Candidates belonging to SC/ST, PWD(PH),
Women, Minority Communities and Economically Backward Classes/Sections are exempted
from payment of examination fees. For availing exemption under Economically Backward Class,
Certificate in Proforma at Annexure-VIII should be enclosed. For Minority self declaration should be given
at proforma at Annexure-X.
7.2 The Examination fee should be paid in the form of crossed Demand Draft/Pay Order from any
Nationalized Bank or crossed IPO from any Post Office drawn in favour of “Assistant Personnel Officer
(Recruitment), Railway Recruitment Cell, Eastern Railway” payable at “KOLKATA”. Validity of
Bank Draft/Pay Order/IPO should be of minimum six months from the date of issue.
7.3 Application received with cash/cheque/Central Recruitment Stamps and Money orders will not be
accepted and will be treated as rejected and amount forfeited.
7.4 Bank draft/Pay Order / IPO issued before the date of issue of Employment Notice and after closing
date will not be accepted and such application form will be rejected and amount forfeited.
7.5 The candidates are advised to write their name and address at the space, if provided of the Bank
Draft/Pay Order/ IPO and enclose it with the application form in original. The details of examination fee
may be written in the Application form. Examination fee is not refundable under any circumstances
including for the rejected applications.
7.6 The BANK DRAFT/PAY ORDER/IPO should be enclosed on the top of the application.

NIOS DATE SHEET FOR SECONDARY (CLASS X) 1oth /SR. SECONDARY  12th (CLASS XII) EXAM 2012

(For All India Exam Centres)

राष्ट्रीय मुक्त विद्यालयी शिक्षा संस्थान

National Institute of Open Schooling

माध्यमिक (कक्षा X) तथा उच्चतर माध्यमिक विद्यालय (कक्षा XII) परीक्षाओं की तिथियाँ अक्तूबर-नवंबर 2012
DATE SHEET FOR SECONDARY (CLASS X)/SR. SECONDARY  (CLASS XII) EXAMINATIONS, OCTOBER/NOVEMBER, 2012

प्रायोगिक परीक्षाओं की तिथियाँ@DATES OF PRACTICAL EXAMINATIONS

टिप्पणियाँ:

l          परीक्षा की तिथियों के अनुसार विद्यार्थियों को टंकण तथा आशुलिपि की परीक्षा के लिए अपने टाइपराइटर स्वयं लाने होंगे। टंकण/आशुलिपि परीक्षा रा.मु.वि.शि.सं. द्वारा केन्द्र अधीक्षकों को जारी दिशा निर्देशों के अनुसार आयोजित की जायेगी।

The candidates are required to bring their own typewriters for Typewriting and Stenography Examinations as per date-sheet. Typewriting Stenography Examinations will be conducted in accordance with the Guidelines issued to the Centre Superintendents by the NIOS.

l          विज्ञान/विज्ञान और प्रौद्योगिकी भौतिकी, रसायन विज्ञान, जीव विज्ञान, भूगोल, सचिवीय पद्धति, गृह विज्ञान, डाटा एन्ट्री कार्य, वर्ड प्रासेसिंग (अंग्रेजी), जन संचार, कम्प्यूटर साईंस, पर्यावरणीय विज्ञान और चित्रकला की प्रयोगात्मक परीक्षाएँ होगी। विद्यार्थियों के प्रत्यायित संस्थाओं (ए. आई.) पर आयोजित होंगी जहाँ पर उन्होंने प्रवेश लिया है। जो प्रत्यायित संस्थान रद्द हो चुके हैं अथवा काम नहीं कर रहे हैं उनके विद्यार्थी संबंधित क्षेत्रीय केन्द्रों द्वारा सूचित किया जाएगा।

Practical Examinations in Science/Science & Technology, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Geography, Secretarial Practice, Home Science, Data Entry Operations, Word Processing (English), Mass Communication, Computer Science, Environmental Science and Painting will be held at their  respective AIs where candidates enrolled during his/her admission unless otherwise (cancelled/non functional A.Is) notified by the concerned Regional Centre.

l   उपर्युक्त तिथियों के अनुसार प्रायोगिक परीक्षाएँ आयोजित की जाएँगी। चूँकि प्रायोगिक परीक्षाएँ एक छोटे समूह बनाकर आयोजित की जाती हैं इसलिए विद्यार्थियों से अनुरोध है कि वे प्रायोगिक परीक्षा की तिथियाँ तथा अपने आबंटित समूह के बारे में जानने के लिए केन्द्र अधीक्षक प्रत्यायित संस्थानों के समन्वयकता से संपर्क करें।

Practical Examination will be conducted as per the above schedule. Since practical examination are being conducted in small batches of students / candidate are advised to contact the Centre Superintendent/Coordinator of AIs  for the  practical examination  specified dates as well as batch allotted to them.

l          प्रयोगात्मक परीक्षाओं के लिए केन्द्र अधीक्षक संबंधित परीक्षकों से विचार-विमर्श करके प्रयोगशाला की क्षमता के अनुसार समूहों में बाँट सकते हैं। For Practical Examinations the candidates at AIs  will be divided in required number of batches according to the capacity of the laboratory and  consultation with the Examiner(s) concerned by the Superintendent/Coordinator of the Centre/AIs.

l    परीक्षा का परिणाम संभवतः अंतिम परीक्षा के दिन से 6 सप्ताह के भीतर घोषित किया जाएगा। परीक्षा की घोषणा की वास्तविक तिथि के बारे में किसी पूछताछ का उत्तर नहीं दिया जाएगा। परिणामों की घोषणा के बाद तुरंत ही परिणाम की एक प्रति परीक्षा केन्द्रों और प्रत्यायित संस्थाओं को भेज दी जाएगी तथा इंटरनेट www.nios.ac.in  पर भी उपलब्ध होगा। The result of examination is likely to be declared in 6 weeks after the last date of the examination No enquiries about the actual date of declaration of result will be attended to.  A copy of the relevant portion of the result will be communicated to the Accredited Institutions immediately after declaration of results and will be available on the Internet also on NIOS website www.nios.ac.in.

l    उत्तीर्ण होनेवाले विद्यार्थियों को अंक तालिका, अस्थायी प्रमाणपत्र तथा प्रवजन-सह-स्थानांतरण प्रमाणपत्र उनके घर के  पते पर क्षेत्रीय कार्यालय द्वारा भेजे जाएँगें जो विद्यार्थी सभी विषयों में उत्तीर्ण नहीं हुए हैं वे मात्र अंकतालिका ही प्राप्त करेंगे।

The Mark-Sheet, Provisional Certificate and Migration-cum-Transfer Certificate will be issued to the successful candidates through Speed Post by the Regional Centre. In the case of candidates whose required subjects are yet to be cleared will receive the mark-sheet only.

l          परीक्षा की तिथियों में परिवर्तन नहीं किया जाएगा।  There will not be any change in the dates of the examination.

l   प्रयोगात्मक परीक्षाएँ विद्यार्थियों के प्रत्यायित संस्थानों (ए. आई.) पर आयोजित होंगी।  The Practical examination will be conducted at their respective Accredited Institute (AIs) of NIOS.

l           सिद्धांत तथा प्रयोग परीक्षा शुल्क जमा करने पर विद्यार्थी परीक्षा में बैठने के योग्य हो जाता है बशर्ते वह अन्य तरीके से भी योग्य हो। उसे परीक्षा केन्द्र पर अतिरिक्त शुल्क देने की जरूरत नहीं है।

The Examination fees paid by the candidates entitle them to appear in practical and theory examination, if otherwise eligible, without having to pay anything extra at the examination centre.

BIHAR Hall Ticket/ Call Letter Section Officer (Limited) Competitive Examination under Bihar Secretariat Services to be held on 01-09-2012. (Advt. 12/2010)

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Bihar BPSC Admit Card Download 2012 For Section Officer Competitive Exam

Admit Cards: Click here to download your Admit Card for the Section Officer (Limited) Competitive Examination under Bihar Secretariat Services to be held on 01-09-2012. (Advt. 12/2010)

Bihar Public Service Commission BPSC right now uploaded the admit cards or hall tickets for the competitive exam of section officer on the official website.BPSC going to conduct this exam on 1st September 2012

Results: Advt. No. 08,11,13,18 & 23/2011 for the Post of Assistant Professors under Health Dept., Bihar.

Hyderabad: Ravichandran Ashwin produced a career-best 12-wicket match haul as a merciless India relied on the spinners to crush New Zealand by an innings and 115 runs to take a 1-0 lead in the two-match Test series on Sunday.

New Zealand batting collapsed yet again as they lost the last seven wickets for 26 runs to get bundled out for a meagre 164 in the second innings, shortly after the tea break to give the hosts an easy victory with more than a day to spare.

Ashwin`s match figures of 12 for 85 is the best by an Indian in a Test match against New Zealand, eclipsing S Venkatraghavan`s 12 for 140.

The Tamil Nadu spinner foxed the inexperienced Kiwi batsmen by extracting a lot of turn and bounce from the strip as he capped 6/54 to follow up his first innings tally of 6/31.

Ojha returned with figures of three for 48 to lend a fine support at the other end as the spin duo shared nine wickets between them exposing the Black Caps` vulnerability to play spin.

India had a frustrating first session as the overnight duo of Brendon McCullum (42) and Kane Williamson (52) put up a brave front after resuming at 44 for one, following on in the second innings.

But after Umesh Yadav (1/32) broke the 72-run second wicket partnership, New Zealand lost their remaining nine wickets in 34.4 overs with more than a day left for the match.

New Zealand were 146 for six at tea but lost the remaining four wickets in 25 minutes after resumption as the spin duo wreaked havoc in the camp.

It was also India`s first Test win in nine months following a 0-4 spanking in Australia as the batting stalwarts Rahul Dravid and VVS Laxman retired in the aftermath of the series.

The two teams will now travel to Bangalore for the second Test to begin from August 31.

After a frustrating first-half, India got their first breakthrough of the day after lunch when a poor decision by Steve Davis ruled McCullum out.

McCullum got an inside edge before the ball hit the pads but umpire Davis ruled the batsman out as the Indian fielders appealed.

Predictably, McCullum was angry as he started trudging back towards pavilion nodding his head in disbelief.

The absence of DRS certainly hurt the New Zealanders as the partnetship between McCullum and Kane Williamson was proving to be a thorn in the flesh of the Indians. They had defied the Indian attack for 30.3 overs.

Once the resolute stand was broken, it was a one-way traffic for the Indian spinners who returned to haunt the inexperienced Kiwi line-up.

Ross Taylor (7) followed becoming Ashwin`s first victim of the second innings when the New Zealand skipper was foxed by the turn to see his stumps tumbling.

Flynn and Williamson looked to build on a partnership as the latter, who had scored a century in his debut in Ahmedabad two seasons ago, went on to complete a fine half century.

But soon after he too ran out of patience with Ojha adding a second to his tally when the youngster was caught in the slip by Virender Sehwag.

Ashwin took two wickets in two overs in the form of Flynn and James Franklin as with spin at both ends, it was just a matter of time for the Indians to take an unassailable 1-0 lead.

Sehwag took a diving catch at the first slip to dismiss Franklin off Ashwin`s bowling and it enthralled the 20,000-plus Sunday crowd in the 39,000-capacity stadium.

Ashwin was simply unplayble as the Indian offspinner took his 10th wicket haul in the match in the form of Van Wyk.

Earlier, India straightway began the proceedings with the spin duo of Ojha and Ashwin but there was little assistance in the morning as the Kiwi batsmen played them out sensibly.
The duo of McCullum and Williamson played with patience, waiting for the loose deliveries as India struggled to get the first breakthrough of the day.

There was a setback for India when centurion Cheteshwar Pujara while fielding at short leg in the 33rd over, was hit near his right knee, around the same place he had a surgery last year in London.

Grimacing in pain, Pujara was taken out of the field by the support staff as Ajinkya Rahane came as the replacement.

Pujara did not come back but there was an announcement that he was alright and it was just a minor “bruise”. India brought on the medium-pacers Zaheer and then Yadav at one end hoping for some reverse swing but there was no success with the Kiwi duo keeping their intact.

Source:http://zeenews.india.com/sports/cricket/india-vs-new-zealand-2012/1st-test-india-beat-new-zealand-by-innings-and-115-runs_747972.html

Townsville (Australia): Skipper Unmukt Chand slammed an unbeaten century guiding India to their third U-19 World Cup title defeating Australia in the final on Sunday.

India chased down the target of 226 runs that the defending champions set up after being called in to bat, with six wickets remaining and 14 balls to spare. Chand played a captain’s knock he scored unbeaten 111 runs.

Batting first, Australia lost four wickets at the score of 38. It was Trevor Head and captain William Bosisto who stemmed the flow of wickets and it took a run out to break the partnership that had grown to 65.

Next to join Bosisto was Ashton Turner who scored 43 to add 93 for the sixth wicket with the Aussie skipper. Man of the series, Bosisto top scored for the hosts with 87* while for India Sandeep Singh took 4/54. Spinner Harmeet Singh kept the batsmen in check returning with figures of 1/36 in 10 overs.

Indian chase also started on a negative note as they lost the wicket of in-form Prashant Chopra (0) in the first over itself. Baba Aparajith and Unmukt Chand then steered the innings forward scoring at a brisk pace adding 73 for the second wicket before Aparajith was brilliantly caught by Turner at extra cover.

Two more quick wickets and India looked a bit shaky. The Australians had them under pressure with two consecutive maidens that eventually led to the dismissal of Vijay Zol who poked at a wide delivery edging it to the keeper. Hanuma Vihari was caught by Turner off his own bowling to leave the 2008 champions tottering.

In came Smit Patel and joined his captain to first calm things down in the middle. The run rate had climbed to over six an over.

The duo managed to keep their heads calm and cool and refrained from taking any unnecessary risk seeing the overs of seamers Joel Paris and Gurinder Sandhu who bowled with tight line and length.

Unmukt Chand was dropped by his counterpart when he was on 84 and it proved to too costly for the Australians as he went on to complete his century that turned out to be the decisive factor.

Patel, who had also reached his half-century, sealed the victory with boundary towards midwicket region as the Indian squad broke into wild celebrations.

Source:http://zeenews.india.com/sports/cricket/icc-under19-world-cup-2012/icc-under-19-world-cup-2012-final-unmukt-slams-ton-india-defeat-australia-by-6-wickets_747946.html

Neil Armstrong dead at 82  | First man on moon Neil Armstrong is no more

Neil Armstrong, the first man to walk on the moon, has died at the age of 82, after suffering complications from heart surgery

US astronaut Neil Armstrong, the first man on the Moon, has died at the age of 82 from complications following heart surgery

He died at 2:45 p.m. on Saturday, suffering complications following his recent cardiac bypass surgery.

On July 20, 1969, Armstrong and his partner Buzz Aldrin made history as the first people to ever walk on the moon.

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