Wednesday, November 24, 2010
andhra pradesh chief minister k rosaiah resigned
andhra pradesh chief minister k rosaiah resigned
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister K Rosaiah on Wednesday resigned ahead of the Congress Legislature Party meeting in Hyderabad.
Rosaiah said that he decided to resign because of his advancing age and the burden of work. "There are no political reasons behind my decision to quit," he said.
Rosaiah said that he had taken the decision to resign on Tuesday, following which the emergency meeting of Congress Legislature Party was convened on Wednesday evening.
Addressing his last press conference at the secretariat, Rosaiah recalled that he became the chief minister in September last year following the tragic death of YS Rajasekhar Reddy.
"I took the responsibility as chief minister on the orders of the high command," he said,
"I never had any group in the party," he said, adding that whoever becomes the chief minister after him will enjoy his full support.
Though the summoning of the CLP meeting at such a short notice had sparked off speculations about the possibility of a change in leadership, Rosaiah's resignation came as a surprise for many leaders in the party.
Union minister S Jaipal Reddy and assembly Speaker Kiran Kumar Reddy may succeed Rosaiah, according to sources. There were also indications that senior minister from Telangana J Geeta Reddy could become the deputy chief minister.
It is unlikely that the new leader will be chosen at the CLP meeting on Wednesday. The meeting is likely to pass a one line resolution, entrusting Congress president Sonia Gandhi with the task of choosing the next CM.
Rosaiah had been facing a lot of flak from within the party for his failure to provide a strong and effective leadership, after he succeeded YSR following the popular CM's death in a helicopter crash.
He was also facing a virulent challenge from YSR's son and member of Parliament YS Jaganmohan Reddy . Jagan had created a major political storm in the Congress by directly attacking Sonia Gandhi through his television channel Sakshi last week.
Sources say that easing out Rosaiah was part of a larger game-plan by the Congress top brass to completely isolate and sideline Jaganmohan Reddy.
andhra pradesh chief minister k rosaiah resigned
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Tuesday, November 23, 2010
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Cricket Test Match India Vs New zealands
Cricket Test Match India Vs New zealands India bag series with an innings victory
NAGPUR, India : New Zealand's batsmen surrendered meekly to the Indian bowlers in the second innings on a turning day-four pitch at the Vidarbha Cricket Association Stadium to give the hosts a 1-0 series win on Tuesday.
Paceman Ishant Sharma and off-spinner Harbhajan Singh led the attack who dismissed the tourists for a paltry 175 in the second innings to win the deciding test by an innings and 198 runs, with more than a day and a half to spare.
Harbhajan, adjudged the player of the series for his all-round show with the bat and the ball, added the wickets of Gareth Hopkins and Ross Taylor to his overnight wicket of opener Tim McIntosh.
Rahul Dravid got the man-of-the-match award for his patient 191 in the first innings for India.
The lanky Sharma attacked the stumps and clean bowled Kane Williamson, Tim Southee and Chris Martin to walk away with three wickets.
Left-arm spinner Pragyan Ojha removed Brendon McCullum and Martin Guptill leg before in consecutive deliveries while Suresh Raina chipped in with the wickets of Jesse Ryder and New Zealand captain Daniel Vettori with his part-time off-spin.
The five-match one-day international series between the two sides starts on Sunday at Guwahati in north-east India.
India finally underlined their status as the world's top ranked Test nation when they crushed New Zealand by a huge margin of an innings and 198 runs to win the three-match series, on day four of the third and final Test at the Vidarbha Cricket Association stadium in Jamtha, Nagpur on Tuesday.
New Zealand were bowled out for 175 in 51.2 overs in their second innings to lose with nearly five sessions left in the match.
This is India's third largest victory margin in terms of an innings victory, after the innings and 239 runs victory against Bangladesh in May 2007 and the innings and 219 runs win over Australia in March 1998.
Ishant Sharma claimed two wickets in a row to finish off things in style when he bowled Tim Southee (31) and Chris Martin to wrap up a comprehensive victory for the hosts. The Indian spinners also made most of the conditions with Harbhajan Singh taking three for 56 in 19 overs, Pragyan Ojha claiming two for 67 and Suresh Raina taking two quick wickets (2 for 1).
India had declared their first innings on a mammoth 566 for eight after New Zealand were bundled out for 193, to take a huge first innings lead of 373 runs.
Harbhajan SinghRahul Dravid played a patient knock of 191 to set up India's huge score, while captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni (98) fell agonizingly short of his hundred put Indian in complete control of the series decider.
Dravid's marathon knock stretched 573 minutes as he hit 21 boundaries in 396 balls, before he holed out at long-on off part-time spinner Kane Williamson . Dhoni and Dravid played a huge role in stretching India's lead as the duo added 193 runs in 54.3 overs for the sixth wicket. Dhoni, who was struggling with cramps, was caught and bowled by Daniel Vettori for 98, laced with 12 fours and a six in his 156-ball knock.
The first two Tests in Ahmedabad and Hyderabad ended in high scoring draws.
McCullum got a boundary in the first over of the day when he cut Ojha through the point region, while Gareth Hopkins drove Sreesanth down the ground for another four, in the next over. He then swept Ojha through square leg for yet another boundary before the spinner extracted revenge.
The Kiwi opener went on the backfoot to play one on the leg side but missed and was trapped leg before wicket for 25 from 38 balls. Off the very next delivery, Ojha got Martin Guptill trapped leg before wicket for a golden duck to reduce the visitors to 38 for two.
Sreesanth came up with a superb spell as he moved the ball a great deal and beat the bat several times, but was unlucky not get a wicket.
Ross Taylor decided to launch a counter-attack and force India to spread their field. He pulled Sreesanth through midwicket and then cut the next delivery past point for successive boundaries in the 19th over.
In the next over from Ojha, Taylor once again connected with a powerful sweep for another four to take the total to 61 for three in 20 overs.
Gautam Gambhir sustained a painful blow when he was hit on his body by the sweep shot from Taylor. However, he continued standing at that position and a few deliveries came up with a brilliant reflex catch to his right to send back Hopkins (8) and give Harbhajan his second wicket.
Taylor, who made 29, was unlucky to be given out caught at short leg off Harbhajan as the ball missed hit bat and went straight off the pads before he was caught by substitute fielder Cheteshwar Pujara
Ryder looked to play his shots and went for his shots at every opportunity. He (20) got a lifeline when he hit one straight to Gambhir at short cover, who failed to hold on.
Kane Williamson (8) also perished cheaply when Ishant scattered his stumps with a quick incoming delivery as the Kiwis started drifting towards a crushing defeat.
Daniel Vettori also looked to play a few shots as he walked across his stumps and pulled Ishant through square leg and in the same over hit him through covers for the second four of the cover.
Captain Dhoni made an interesting move when he brought on part-timer Suresh Raina and the move paid off handsomely.
Raina claimed two quick wickets to worsen New Zealand's woes further. He started with the wicket of Ryder, who was caught at mid-on for 22 and then trapped Vettori leg before wicket for 13 in his next over.
Tim Southee tried to counter-attack as he slammed Harbhajan for two huge sixes over long-on, while getting away with a close stumping chance in the same over.
At lunch on day four, New Zealand were 140 for eight in 44 overs, still needing 233 runs to make India bat again and avoid the humiliation of an innings defeat.
The innings didn't last long after the lunch break as Ishant ended things in style.
Southee slammed 31 from 25 balls, hitting three sixes, before he charged down the wicket to Ishant but missed and was bowled. Chris Martin lasted just one delivery when Ishant beaten him all ends up to send his stumps crashing and seal an emphatic victory for India.
New Zealand were bundled out for 175 in 51.2 overs to lose by a huge margin of an innings and 198 runs. The visitors, after giving the Indians a stiff fight in the first two matches, failed to rise to the occassion in the series decider and were comprehensively outplayed.
Virender Sehwag was the star with the bat for India in the series as he made 398 runs in the three matches at an astonishing average of 99.50, with the help of a century and three fifties. Dravid also returned back to form with two centuries in the series for a tally of 314 runs, while Harbhajan shone with the bat for 315 runs at an average of 105.00 having hit two centuries in a row. He failed to make an impact with the ball in the first two matches, but made important contributions in the Nagpur Test and ended up with 10 wickets in the series.
If Sehwag was the best batsman of the series, the bowler of the series was easily Daniel Vettori. The Kiwi captain led from the front with the ball as he bowled 200.3 overs in the series to claim 14 wickets, the most by a bowler in the series.
The two teams will resume battle, in the five-match One-Day International series, beginning in Guwahati, on Sunday, November 28.
NAGPUR, India : New Zealand's batsmen surrendered meekly to the Indian bowlers in the second innings on a turning day-four pitch at the Vidarbha Cricket Association Stadium to give the hosts a 1-0 series win on Tuesday.
Paceman Ishant Sharma and off-spinner Harbhajan Singh led the attack who dismissed the tourists for a paltry 175 in the second innings to win the deciding test by an innings and 198 runs, with more than a day and a half to spare.
Harbhajan, adjudged the player of the series for his all-round show with the bat and the ball, added the wickets of Gareth Hopkins and Ross Taylor to his overnight wicket of opener Tim McIntosh.
Rahul Dravid got the man-of-the-match award for his patient 191 in the first innings for India.
The lanky Sharma attacked the stumps and clean bowled Kane Williamson, Tim Southee and Chris Martin to walk away with three wickets.
Left-arm spinner Pragyan Ojha removed Brendon McCullum and Martin Guptill leg before in consecutive deliveries while Suresh Raina chipped in with the wickets of Jesse Ryder and New Zealand captain Daniel Vettori with his part-time off-spin.
The five-match one-day international series between the two sides starts on Sunday at Guwahati in north-east India.
India finally underlined their status as the world's top ranked Test nation when they crushed New Zealand by a huge margin of an innings and 198 runs to win the three-match series, on day four of the third and final Test at the Vidarbha Cricket Association stadium in Jamtha, Nagpur on Tuesday.
New Zealand were bowled out for 175 in 51.2 overs in their second innings to lose with nearly five sessions left in the match.
This is India's third largest victory margin in terms of an innings victory, after the innings and 239 runs victory against Bangladesh in May 2007 and the innings and 219 runs win over Australia in March 1998.
Ishant Sharma claimed two wickets in a row to finish off things in style when he bowled Tim Southee (31) and Chris Martin to wrap up a comprehensive victory for the hosts. The Indian spinners also made most of the conditions with Harbhajan Singh taking three for 56 in 19 overs, Pragyan Ojha claiming two for 67 and Suresh Raina taking two quick wickets (2 for 1).
India had declared their first innings on a mammoth 566 for eight after New Zealand were bundled out for 193, to take a huge first innings lead of 373 runs.
Harbhajan SinghRahul Dravid played a patient knock of 191 to set up India's huge score, while captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni (98) fell agonizingly short of his hundred put Indian in complete control of the series decider.
Dravid's marathon knock stretched 573 minutes as he hit 21 boundaries in 396 balls, before he holed out at long-on off part-time spinner Kane Williamson . Dhoni and Dravid played a huge role in stretching India's lead as the duo added 193 runs in 54.3 overs for the sixth wicket. Dhoni, who was struggling with cramps, was caught and bowled by Daniel Vettori for 98, laced with 12 fours and a six in his 156-ball knock.
The first two Tests in Ahmedabad and Hyderabad ended in high scoring draws.
McCullum got a boundary in the first over of the day when he cut Ojha through the point region, while Gareth Hopkins drove Sreesanth down the ground for another four, in the next over. He then swept Ojha through square leg for yet another boundary before the spinner extracted revenge.
The Kiwi opener went on the backfoot to play one on the leg side but missed and was trapped leg before wicket for 25 from 38 balls. Off the very next delivery, Ojha got Martin Guptill trapped leg before wicket for a golden duck to reduce the visitors to 38 for two.
Sreesanth came up with a superb spell as he moved the ball a great deal and beat the bat several times, but was unlucky not get a wicket.
Ross Taylor decided to launch a counter-attack and force India to spread their field. He pulled Sreesanth through midwicket and then cut the next delivery past point for successive boundaries in the 19th over.
In the next over from Ojha, Taylor once again connected with a powerful sweep for another four to take the total to 61 for three in 20 overs.
Gautam Gambhir sustained a painful blow when he was hit on his body by the sweep shot from Taylor. However, he continued standing at that position and a few deliveries came up with a brilliant reflex catch to his right to send back Hopkins (8) and give Harbhajan his second wicket.
Taylor, who made 29, was unlucky to be given out caught at short leg off Harbhajan as the ball missed hit bat and went straight off the pads before he was caught by substitute fielder Cheteshwar Pujara
Ryder looked to play his shots and went for his shots at every opportunity. He (20) got a lifeline when he hit one straight to Gambhir at short cover, who failed to hold on.
Kane Williamson (8) also perished cheaply when Ishant scattered his stumps with a quick incoming delivery as the Kiwis started drifting towards a crushing defeat.
Daniel Vettori also looked to play a few shots as he walked across his stumps and pulled Ishant through square leg and in the same over hit him through covers for the second four of the cover.
Captain Dhoni made an interesting move when he brought on part-timer Suresh Raina and the move paid off handsomely.
Raina claimed two quick wickets to worsen New Zealand's woes further. He started with the wicket of Ryder, who was caught at mid-on for 22 and then trapped Vettori leg before wicket for 13 in his next over.
Tim Southee tried to counter-attack as he slammed Harbhajan for two huge sixes over long-on, while getting away with a close stumping chance in the same over.
At lunch on day four, New Zealand were 140 for eight in 44 overs, still needing 233 runs to make India bat again and avoid the humiliation of an innings defeat.
The innings didn't last long after the lunch break as Ishant ended things in style.
Southee slammed 31 from 25 balls, hitting three sixes, before he charged down the wicket to Ishant but missed and was bowled. Chris Martin lasted just one delivery when Ishant beaten him all ends up to send his stumps crashing and seal an emphatic victory for India.
New Zealand were bundled out for 175 in 51.2 overs to lose by a huge margin of an innings and 198 runs. The visitors, after giving the Indians a stiff fight in the first two matches, failed to rise to the occassion in the series decider and were comprehensively outplayed.
Virender Sehwag was the star with the bat for India in the series as he made 398 runs in the three matches at an astonishing average of 99.50, with the help of a century and three fifties. Dravid also returned back to form with two centuries in the series for a tally of 314 runs, while Harbhajan shone with the bat for 315 runs at an average of 105.00 having hit two centuries in a row. He failed to make an impact with the ball in the first two matches, but made important contributions in the Nagpur Test and ended up with 10 wickets in the series.
If Sehwag was the best batsman of the series, the bowler of the series was easily Daniel Vettori. The Kiwi captain led from the front with the ball as he bowled 200.3 overs in the series to claim 14 wickets, the most by a bowler in the series.
The two teams will resume battle, in the five-match One-Day International series, beginning in Guwahati, on Sunday, November 28.
Monday, November 22, 2010
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RECRUITMENT OF POST GRADUATE TEACHER IN KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA SANGATHAN FOR THE YEAR
RECRUITMENT OF POST GRADUATE TEACHER IN KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA SANGATHAN FOR THE YEAR: 2011-2012.
The Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan, henceforth mentioned as KVS, an autonomous organization under the Ministry of Human Resource Development, Govt. of India, invite ON-LINE applications from the Indian Nationals for recruitment to the post of Post Graduate Teachers (PGTs) in the Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan for the year – 2011-12.
Candidates are required to apply ON-LINE through KVS’s website (where complete advertisement & fee payment challans are available). No other means/mode of submission of applications will be accepted. The schedule of On-line registration is as follows:
Opening Date for Registration of Applicants 30.10.2010
Closing Date for Registration of Applicants 30.11.2010
Last Date for receipt of Computer Generated Application Form for the candidates other than those belonging to remote areas indicated in point 10 (d) along with required enclosures at designated P.O. Box No. 4624, Post Office, Hauz Khas, New Delhi 110 016 (through ordinary post only) 07.12.2010
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The Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan, henceforth mentioned as KVS, an autonomous organization under the Ministry of Human Resource Development, Govt. of India, invite ON-LINE applications from the Indian Nationals for recruitment to the post of Post Graduate Teachers (PGTs) in the Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan for the year – 2011-12.
Candidates are required to apply ON-LINE through KVS’s website (where complete advertisement & fee payment challans are available). No other means/mode of submission of applications will be accepted. The schedule of On-line registration is as follows:
Opening Date for Registration of Applicants 30.10.2010
Closing Date for Registration of Applicants 30.11.2010
Last Date for receipt of Computer Generated Application Form for the candidates other than those belonging to remote areas indicated in point 10 (d) along with required enclosures at designated P.O. Box No. 4624, Post Office, Hauz Khas, New Delhi 110 016 (through ordinary post only) 07.12.2010
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Last date for Renewal Scholarship Application Submission is 1-11-2010
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Compulsory Prerequisites :
1. Scanned image of Passport Photograph of size less than 30KB.
2. Student's own Email Id (If already not available create new e-mail id with any of free email service providers like yahoo, gmail, rediff, etc.)
3. Mobile Number.
For any queries contact 040-23390228 or e-mail to help.epass@cgg.gov.in
1. The students who are with the status of Rejected by College/Field officer/District officer in 2009-10 are not allowed for renewal confirmation. Their applications are allowed for confirmation only after acceptance by the college/field officer/district officer.
2. The students whose applications are not shown / displayed for confirmation indicate that the colleges in which they applied in 2009-10 are not registered with ePASS in this year 2010. Ask your college to register with ePASS.
3. You can change the scholarship type if desired.
4. You can enter or edit the communication district, mandal, village and address.
5. Enter the 2008 application if the student applied online for scholarship in 2008. It is not compulsory. Leave it blank if you don’t have 2008 online scholarship application number.
6. Obtain the latest income (after 10-10-2010) certificate in the new format prescribed by Revenue department and submit to college. Last year income details are printed in the print form. New income details will be entered at college level.
7. For changes in the bank account details, please contact your college attached field officer (ASWO/ABCWO/ATWO) with bank pass book. Only Andhra Bank, Indian Bank, SBH, and Syndicate Bank accounts are allowed. Students having SBI accounts are not allowed to change the account details.
8. The students with scholarship type College Attached or Department Attached Hostel are informed that the mess charges are credited to college hostel / department hostel bank accounts. The Exam Fee is credited to student bank account in the new online process (after 08-06-2010).
9. The Addition/Modification of data is not possible after clicking on confirm. Addition/Modification in data can be done only at college/field officer/district officer level.
10. Upload the scanned image of the passport size colour photograph of width 3.5 cm and height 4.5 cm in .jpg format and the size of file should be below 30 KB.
11. If the student requests for change of college, course he should submit the proof like bonafide from the new college and such applications need to be verified by old college and new college and the concerned welfare officers.
12. If the student request for change of SSC details he has to enclose the attested copy SSC memo. These details will be verified by the concerned.
13. If the student requests for change of bank details he has to enclose the attested Xerox copy of first page of bank passbook. Confirmation will be done after verification.
14. The students registered in the colleges which are not registered with ePASS are not allowed to renew the applications. Ask the college managements to register with ePASS.
15. The students in 2009-10 whose course year is equal to course duration (i.e. final year of the course) are not allowed for renewal. If the 2009-10 application is at pending status, the change of course year or course or college etc. can be done at district officer level or field officer level.
16. The UID (Unique Identity) Number or AADHAR number is a 12 digit numeral and issued by UIDA (Unique Identification Authority of India). It is not compulsory. If you are not having or not aware of this, leave the field empty, don’t enter anything.
17. If the wrong photograph is uploaded , the correct photograph can be replaced at college level.
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* Scan the latest passport size colour photograph of width 3.5 cm. and height 4.5 cm.
* The entire image (of size width 3.5 cm. and height 4.5 cm.) consisting of the photo is required to be scanned and stored in *.jpg format on Local machine.
* Ensure that the size of the scanned image is not more than 30KB.
* If the size of the file is more than 30 KB, then adjust the settings of the Scanner such as the dpi resolution, no. of colours etc., during the process of Scanning.
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* Dpi setting = 200 dpi
* True Colour
* Height of photograph 4.5 cm and width of photograph 3.5 cm (4.5 cm x 3.5 cm)
Note: The entitlement of scholarship reimbursement is subjected to the correctness of the data after thorough verification by college, field officer, district officer etc. as per the rules and regulations. Mere submission of renewal scholarship application does not entitle for the eligibility for reimbursement.
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Guidelines
Last date for Renewal Scholarship Application Submission is 1-11-2010
Guidelines Telugu
Compulsory Prerequisites :
1. Scanned image of Passport Photograph of size less than 30KB.
2. Student's own Email Id (If already not available create new e-mail id with any of free email service providers like yahoo, gmail, rediff, etc.)
3. Mobile Number.
For any queries contact 040-23390228 or e-mail to help.epass@cgg.gov.in
1. The students who are with the status of Rejected by College/Field officer/District officer in 2009-10 are not allowed for renewal confirmation. Their applications are allowed for confirmation only after acceptance by the college/field officer/district officer.
2. The students whose applications are not shown / displayed for confirmation indicate that the colleges in which they applied in 2009-10 are not registered with ePASS in this year 2010. Ask your college to register with ePASS.
3. You can change the scholarship type if desired.
4. You can enter or edit the communication district, mandal, village and address.
5. Enter the 2008 application if the student applied online for scholarship in 2008. It is not compulsory. Leave it blank if you don’t have 2008 online scholarship application number.
6. Obtain the latest income (after 10-10-2010) certificate in the new format prescribed by Revenue department and submit to college. Last year income details are printed in the print form. New income details will be entered at college level.
7. For changes in the bank account details, please contact your college attached field officer (ASWO/ABCWO/ATWO) with bank pass book. Only Andhra Bank, Indian Bank, SBH, and Syndicate Bank accounts are allowed. Students having SBI accounts are not allowed to change the account details.
8. The students with scholarship type College Attached or Department Attached Hostel are informed that the mess charges are credited to college hostel / department hostel bank accounts. The Exam Fee is credited to student bank account in the new online process (after 08-06-2010).
9. The Addition/Modification of data is not possible after clicking on confirm. Addition/Modification in data can be done only at college/field officer/district officer level.
10. Upload the scanned image of the passport size colour photograph of width 3.5 cm and height 4.5 cm in .jpg format and the size of file should be below 30 KB.
11. If the student requests for change of college, course he should submit the proof like bonafide from the new college and such applications need to be verified by old college and new college and the concerned welfare officers.
12. If the student request for change of SSC details he has to enclose the attested copy SSC memo. These details will be verified by the concerned.
13. If the student requests for change of bank details he has to enclose the attested Xerox copy of first page of bank passbook. Confirmation will be done after verification.
14. The students registered in the colleges which are not registered with ePASS are not allowed to renew the applications. Ask the college managements to register with ePASS.
15. The students in 2009-10 whose course year is equal to course duration (i.e. final year of the course) are not allowed for renewal. If the 2009-10 application is at pending status, the change of course year or course or college etc. can be done at district officer level or field officer level.
16. The UID (Unique Identity) Number or AADHAR number is a 12 digit numeral and issued by UIDA (Unique Identification Authority of India). It is not compulsory. If you are not having or not aware of this, leave the field empty, don’t enter anything.
17. If the wrong photograph is uploaded , the correct photograph can be replaced at college level.
18.
* Scan the latest passport size colour photograph of width 3.5 cm. and height 4.5 cm.
* The entire image (of size width 3.5 cm. and height 4.5 cm.) consisting of the photo is required to be scanned and stored in *.jpg format on Local machine.
* Ensure that the size of the scanned image is not more than 30KB.
* If the size of the file is more than 30 KB, then adjust the settings of the Scanner such as the dpi resolution, no. of colours etc., during the process of Scanning.
Sample Photo details
e.g. The Technical Specifications of the sample scanned image shown above are:
* Size of the file < 30 KB
* Dpi setting = 200 dpi
* True Colour
* Height of photograph 4.5 cm and width of photograph 3.5 cm (4.5 cm x 3.5 cm)
Note: The entitlement of scholarship reimbursement is subjected to the correctness of the data after thorough verification by college, field officer, district officer etc. as per the rules and regulations. Mere submission of renewal scholarship application does not entitle for the eligibility for reimbursement.
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Big-Boss Program Pamela Anderson
While most of the housemates were excited to see her, Ashmit Patel andHrishant Goswami couldn't believe their eyes and hugged each other
Dressed in a beautiful sequined white saree jhumka and bindi Pam looked ravishing
Oh | Pamela was her courteous best and greeted everyone with a polite 'Namaste'! oohh
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Wednesday, November 17, 2010
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Friday, November 12, 2010
BHEL JOBS RECRUITMENTS 2010
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Unit : BHEL, Electronics Division, P.B. No. 2606, Mysore Road, Bangalore - 560026
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Calcutta University Results 2010
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Calcutta University Results 2010 : University Of Calcutta Has Announced The Following Results On 10th November, 2010 at 12 pm.
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Dell has launched a Android based Smartphone in India namely, Dell XCD35 which is powered by 600 MHz Processor and runs on Android 2.1 operating system. It features 3.5 inch touchscreen with 480×800 pixel resolution, 3 megapixel camera
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Sunday, November 7, 2010
Cricket TestMatch India vs New zealand
TEST-MATCH INDIA VS NEW ZEALAND 2010
Chris Martin claimed five wickets and Kane Williamson and Jesse Ryder hit centuries to help New Zealand push for victory against India , on Day 4 of the first Test at the Sardar Patel stadium in Motera, Ahmedabad [ Images ], on Sunday.
At close on day four, India were struggling at 82 for six in 40 overs, for an overall lead of 109 runs.
Pacer Martin destroyed the Indian top order as he took five wickets for 25 runs from 13 overs. VVS Laxman was once again holding forte for India as he resurrected the initial damage with a patient knock of 34 from 99 balls, while Harbhajan Singh was unbeaten on 12.
The match seemed to be heading for a draw after New Zealand had scored 459 in their first innings in reply to India's 487. However, Martin's four-wicket burst with the new ball that saw India being reduced to 15 for five at one stage has given New Zealand a chance to push for an unlikely victory.
Gautam Gambhir was out for a duck in the first over, while Virender Sehwag and Rahul Dravid could only score one. Sachin Tendulkar was bowled off an inside edge for 12, while Suresh Raina was caught in the slips for a duck to leave India tottering at 15 for five at one stage.
Chris MartinEarlier, Kane Williamson and Jesse Ryder hit centuries to help New Zealand post a healthy 459 in their first innings. India, who scored 487 in their first innings, managed to take a slender lead of 28 runs.
Ojha registered wonderful figures of four for 107 in 53 overs, but his senior spinning partner Harbhajan Singh struggled as he took one for 112 in 43 overs. Pacers Zaheer Khan and S Sreesanth also claimed two wickets apiece, with figures of two for 70 and two for 88 respectively.
Youngster Williamson fell after a splendid innings 131 from 299 balls, laced with ten boundaries, that helped the visitors make a strong reply to India's first innings score of 487. The 20-year-old was caught by VVS Laxman at first slip off Ojha after having added 86 runs for the sixth wicket with captain Daniel Vettori (41).
On Day 3, Jesse Ryder and debutant Kane Williamson rallied New Zealand with some resolute batting as they put on a fifth-wicket partnership of 194 to take their team past the follow-on mark. Ryder (103) and Williamson defied the Indian bowlers after New Zealand had been reduced to 137 for four in reply to India's first innings 487.
India had scored 487 in their first innings, courtesy of centuries from Virender Sehwag (173) and Rahul Dravid (104) and Harbhajan Singh's late blast (69 from 97 balls).
Morning session: (86 runs, 27 overs, 1 wicket)
In the second over of the day, Vettori survived a huge appeal for leg before wicket against Zaheer courtesy of an inside edge.
Williams got the first boundary of the day when his thick edge flew wide of the slips to take him into the 90s.
Vettori again survived a huge shout for leg before wicket, this time against Sreesanth, as he was hit in front of the stumps trying to play it across the line on the leg side.
Then came the moment the whole New Zealand team was waiting for. Debutant Williamson was rewarded for his persistence as he brought up his century, to become the eighth Kiwi batsman to score a ton in his first Test match.
Williamson flicked Zaheer fine through the leg side for a boundary to bring up the milestone in 244 balls, in the 123rd over.
Once again the Indian bowlers failed to make an impression and the Kiwi batsmen were able to negotiate them and also score runs at a fair pace.
In his first appearance on Indian soil, Williamson continued to impress as he pulled a short delivery from Harbhajan through midwicket for a four.
Vettori took time to get his first boundary. He drove a full delivery from Zaheer down the ground for his first four after 39 balls, in the 132nd over.
Ojha was finally introduced into the attack, but he suffered in his first over. Vettori looked to attack the young spinner as he charged down the wicket and lofted Ojha over long-off for a six and take New Zealand to 400 for five in 137 overs.
Meanwhile, Vettori, when his scored reached 38, joined the exclusive club of Ian Botham and Kapil Dev with 4000 runs and 300 wickets in Tests.
India finally had some joy as they ended the session with a wicket.
Ojha got Williamson to push outside the off-stump only to edge it behind and was taken by VVS Laxman at first slip after a fine innings of 131, hitting 10 fours in 299 balls.
At lunch on day four, New Zealand reached 417 for six in 144.3 overs, trailing India's score by 70 runs.
Vettori also showed great application as he made 41 from 89 balls, adding 86 runs for the sixth wicket with Williamson.
Post lunch session: (44 runs, 7 wickets, 26 overs)
Dhoni brought on part-timer Suresh Raina after the break and the gamble worked. Raina struck with the wicket of Daniel Vettori, who was caught behind for 41 from 95 balls, as New Zealand lost two wickets without adding a run to be reduced to 417 for seven after 146 overs.
Gareth Hopkins (8) got a lifeline when his outside edge was dropped by wicketkeeper Dhoni off Raina, in the 154th over.
Jeetan Patel drove Raina through midwicket for a four and a few overs late Grant Hopkins slog swept Ojha through the same for yet another four as the lower order looked to score some runs.
Ojha continued to persist on a good line and length and was rewarded with the wicket of Grant Hopkins, who was trapped leg before wicket for 14.
In the next over, pacer Sreesanth got one to swing in sharply beating Patel all ends to bowl him for 14.
The last wicket frustrated the Indians for a few overs before Zaheer bowled Hamish Bennett for four.
Chris Martin finished unbeaten on three as New Zealand were bowled out for 459 in 165.4 overs to give India a slender lead of 28 runs.
Ojha toiled hard and was duly rewarded with figures of four for 107 in 53 overs, but Harbhajan struggled to make an impact with one for 112 in 43 overs. Pacers Zaheer Khan and S Sreesanth also claimed two wickets apiece, with figures of two for 70 and two for 88 respectively.
(India 2nd innings)
Gambhir disappointed yet again as he fell for a duck. The left-hander, struggling for runs, flirted at a wide delivery from Martin only to get an inside edge and was caught behind by wicketkeeper Hopkins in the first over of the innings.
With Hamish Bennett and Jesse Ryder unable to bowl because of injuries, Daniel Vettori was forced to take the new ball.
India were then dealt another big blow when opener Virender Sehwag was run out for one. Sehwag, who scored a century in the first innings, was run out after a brilliant piece of fielding in the covers from substitute Martin Guptill to reduce India to one for two in two overs.
Incidentally, Guptil had dropped Sehwag in the first innings as he went to score a century but he made up for that error.
Rahul Dravid was beaten by the delivery that didn't come in but left him to take his edge to wicketkeeper Hopkins for one and give Martin his second wicket.
At tea on the fourth day, India were reeling at two for three in 4.5 overs, having lost their top order for virtually nothing.
Post tea session: (80 runs, 3 wickets, 35.1 overs)
Sachin Tendulkar brought some cheer back to the Indian dressing room after the break with a couple of boundaries in Martin's fourth over, through point and straight down the ground.
But Martin had his revenge in the next over. Tendulkar once again tried to drive the inswinger but only managed to get an inside edge, which crashed back on to his stumps and bowl him for 12.
Suresh Raina also perished for a duck when he played away from his body only edge it to Ross Taylor at first slip and give Martin his fourth wicket of the innings to reduce India to 15 for five in the 11th over.
The onus now lay on India's crisis man VVS Laxman to bail them out of this mess and captain Dhoni to lead from the front.
New Zealand managed to keep it tight before Dhoni jumped down the wicket to Vettori and lofted him over mid-on for a boundary, the first after nearly 12 overs.
Laxman showed great patience as he looked to play out the overs and steady the innings. He got his first boundary off the 66th ball he faced when he pulled a short delivery from Williamson through midwicket, in the 27th over.
In the next over, Laxman was fortunate when his slog sweep just flew over the square fielder for another four that took India past the 50-run mark.
Martin came back for a new spell and once again he was among the wickets. Dhoni went on the backfoot to defend a short incoming delivery but only managed to play it back on his stumps to be bowled for 22.
Dhoni resurrected the innings somewhat as he put on 50 runs 24.4 overs for the sixth wicket with Laxman.
Laxman was keen not to let the bowlers dominate as he pulled a short delivery from Martin through square leg. In the next over, Harbhajan lofted Vettori straight back over his head for the first six of the innings to help India's lead stretch above the 100-run mark.
At stumps on day four, India reached 82 for six in 40 overs, for an overall lead of 110 runs.
Despite the carnage around him, Laxman showed great composure to score 34 from 99 balls, while Harbhajan Singh made 12.
Martin single-handedly had turned the game around for the Kiwis with an outstanding spell of five for 25 in 13 overs, including seven maidens.
With three sessions to go, New Zealand must be fancying their chances of finishing the Indian innings early and complete a deserved victory on the final day.
day 1 - India 1st innings 329/3 (SR Tendulkar 13*, VVS Laxman 7*, 90 ov)
day 2 - New Zealand 1st innings 69/2 (BB McCullum 38*, LRPL Taylor 18*, 28 ov)
day 3 - New Zealand 1st innings 331/5 (KS Williamson 87*, 117.3 ov)
day 4 - India 2nd innings 82/6 (VVS Laxman 34*, Harbhajan Singh 12*, 40 ov)
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Chris Martin claimed five wickets and Kane Williamson and Jesse Ryder hit centuries to help New Zealand push for victory against India , on Day 4 of the first Test at the Sardar Patel stadium in Motera, Ahmedabad [ Images ], on Sunday.
At close on day four, India were struggling at 82 for six in 40 overs, for an overall lead of 109 runs.
Pacer Martin destroyed the Indian top order as he took five wickets for 25 runs from 13 overs. VVS Laxman was once again holding forte for India as he resurrected the initial damage with a patient knock of 34 from 99 balls, while Harbhajan Singh was unbeaten on 12.
The match seemed to be heading for a draw after New Zealand had scored 459 in their first innings in reply to India's 487. However, Martin's four-wicket burst with the new ball that saw India being reduced to 15 for five at one stage has given New Zealand a chance to push for an unlikely victory.
Gautam Gambhir was out for a duck in the first over, while Virender Sehwag and Rahul Dravid could only score one. Sachin Tendulkar was bowled off an inside edge for 12, while Suresh Raina was caught in the slips for a duck to leave India tottering at 15 for five at one stage.
Chris MartinEarlier, Kane Williamson and Jesse Ryder hit centuries to help New Zealand post a healthy 459 in their first innings. India, who scored 487 in their first innings, managed to take a slender lead of 28 runs.
Ojha registered wonderful figures of four for 107 in 53 overs, but his senior spinning partner Harbhajan Singh struggled as he took one for 112 in 43 overs. Pacers Zaheer Khan and S Sreesanth also claimed two wickets apiece, with figures of two for 70 and two for 88 respectively.
Youngster Williamson fell after a splendid innings 131 from 299 balls, laced with ten boundaries, that helped the visitors make a strong reply to India's first innings score of 487. The 20-year-old was caught by VVS Laxman at first slip off Ojha after having added 86 runs for the sixth wicket with captain Daniel Vettori (41).
On Day 3, Jesse Ryder and debutant Kane Williamson rallied New Zealand with some resolute batting as they put on a fifth-wicket partnership of 194 to take their team past the follow-on mark. Ryder (103) and Williamson defied the Indian bowlers after New Zealand had been reduced to 137 for four in reply to India's first innings 487.
India had scored 487 in their first innings, courtesy of centuries from Virender Sehwag (173) and Rahul Dravid (104) and Harbhajan Singh's late blast (69 from 97 balls).
Morning session: (86 runs, 27 overs, 1 wicket)
In the second over of the day, Vettori survived a huge appeal for leg before wicket against Zaheer courtesy of an inside edge.
Williams got the first boundary of the day when his thick edge flew wide of the slips to take him into the 90s.
Vettori again survived a huge shout for leg before wicket, this time against Sreesanth, as he was hit in front of the stumps trying to play it across the line on the leg side.
Then came the moment the whole New Zealand team was waiting for. Debutant Williamson was rewarded for his persistence as he brought up his century, to become the eighth Kiwi batsman to score a ton in his first Test match.
Williamson flicked Zaheer fine through the leg side for a boundary to bring up the milestone in 244 balls, in the 123rd over.
Once again the Indian bowlers failed to make an impression and the Kiwi batsmen were able to negotiate them and also score runs at a fair pace.
In his first appearance on Indian soil, Williamson continued to impress as he pulled a short delivery from Harbhajan through midwicket for a four.
Vettori took time to get his first boundary. He drove a full delivery from Zaheer down the ground for his first four after 39 balls, in the 132nd over.
Ojha was finally introduced into the attack, but he suffered in his first over. Vettori looked to attack the young spinner as he charged down the wicket and lofted Ojha over long-off for a six and take New Zealand to 400 for five in 137 overs.
Meanwhile, Vettori, when his scored reached 38, joined the exclusive club of Ian Botham and Kapil Dev with 4000 runs and 300 wickets in Tests.
India finally had some joy as they ended the session with a wicket.
Ojha got Williamson to push outside the off-stump only to edge it behind and was taken by VVS Laxman at first slip after a fine innings of 131, hitting 10 fours in 299 balls.
At lunch on day four, New Zealand reached 417 for six in 144.3 overs, trailing India's score by 70 runs.
Vettori also showed great application as he made 41 from 89 balls, adding 86 runs for the sixth wicket with Williamson.
Post lunch session: (44 runs, 7 wickets, 26 overs)
Dhoni brought on part-timer Suresh Raina after the break and the gamble worked. Raina struck with the wicket of Daniel Vettori, who was caught behind for 41 from 95 balls, as New Zealand lost two wickets without adding a run to be reduced to 417 for seven after 146 overs.
Gareth Hopkins (8) got a lifeline when his outside edge was dropped by wicketkeeper Dhoni off Raina, in the 154th over.
Jeetan Patel drove Raina through midwicket for a four and a few overs late Grant Hopkins slog swept Ojha through the same for yet another four as the lower order looked to score some runs.
Ojha continued to persist on a good line and length and was rewarded with the wicket of Grant Hopkins, who was trapped leg before wicket for 14.
In the next over, pacer Sreesanth got one to swing in sharply beating Patel all ends to bowl him for 14.
The last wicket frustrated the Indians for a few overs before Zaheer bowled Hamish Bennett for four.
Chris Martin finished unbeaten on three as New Zealand were bowled out for 459 in 165.4 overs to give India a slender lead of 28 runs.
Ojha toiled hard and was duly rewarded with figures of four for 107 in 53 overs, but Harbhajan struggled to make an impact with one for 112 in 43 overs. Pacers Zaheer Khan and S Sreesanth also claimed two wickets apiece, with figures of two for 70 and two for 88 respectively.
(India 2nd innings)
Gambhir disappointed yet again as he fell for a duck. The left-hander, struggling for runs, flirted at a wide delivery from Martin only to get an inside edge and was caught behind by wicketkeeper Hopkins in the first over of the innings.
With Hamish Bennett and Jesse Ryder unable to bowl because of injuries, Daniel Vettori was forced to take the new ball.
India were then dealt another big blow when opener Virender Sehwag was run out for one. Sehwag, who scored a century in the first innings, was run out after a brilliant piece of fielding in the covers from substitute Martin Guptill to reduce India to one for two in two overs.
Incidentally, Guptil had dropped Sehwag in the first innings as he went to score a century but he made up for that error.
Rahul Dravid was beaten by the delivery that didn't come in but left him to take his edge to wicketkeeper Hopkins for one and give Martin his second wicket.
At tea on the fourth day, India were reeling at two for three in 4.5 overs, having lost their top order for virtually nothing.
Post tea session: (80 runs, 3 wickets, 35.1 overs)
Sachin Tendulkar brought some cheer back to the Indian dressing room after the break with a couple of boundaries in Martin's fourth over, through point and straight down the ground.
But Martin had his revenge in the next over. Tendulkar once again tried to drive the inswinger but only managed to get an inside edge, which crashed back on to his stumps and bowl him for 12.
Suresh Raina also perished for a duck when he played away from his body only edge it to Ross Taylor at first slip and give Martin his fourth wicket of the innings to reduce India to 15 for five in the 11th over.
The onus now lay on India's crisis man VVS Laxman to bail them out of this mess and captain Dhoni to lead from the front.
New Zealand managed to keep it tight before Dhoni jumped down the wicket to Vettori and lofted him over mid-on for a boundary, the first after nearly 12 overs.
Laxman showed great patience as he looked to play out the overs and steady the innings. He got his first boundary off the 66th ball he faced when he pulled a short delivery from Williamson through midwicket, in the 27th over.
In the next over, Laxman was fortunate when his slog sweep just flew over the square fielder for another four that took India past the 50-run mark.
Martin came back for a new spell and once again he was among the wickets. Dhoni went on the backfoot to defend a short incoming delivery but only managed to play it back on his stumps to be bowled for 22.
Dhoni resurrected the innings somewhat as he put on 50 runs 24.4 overs for the sixth wicket with Laxman.
Laxman was keen not to let the bowlers dominate as he pulled a short delivery from Martin through square leg. In the next over, Harbhajan lofted Vettori straight back over his head for the first six of the innings to help India's lead stretch above the 100-run mark.
At stumps on day four, India reached 82 for six in 40 overs, for an overall lead of 110 runs.
Despite the carnage around him, Laxman showed great composure to score 34 from 99 balls, while Harbhajan Singh made 12.
Martin single-handedly had turned the game around for the Kiwis with an outstanding spell of five for 25 in 13 overs, including seven maidens.
With three sessions to go, New Zealand must be fancying their chances of finishing the Indian innings early and complete a deserved victory on the final day.
day 1 - India 1st innings 329/3 (SR Tendulkar 13*, VVS Laxman 7*, 90 ov)
day 2 - New Zealand 1st innings 69/2 (BB McCullum 38*, LRPL Taylor 18*, 28 ov)
day 3 - New Zealand 1st innings 331/5 (KS Williamson 87*, 117.3 ov)
day 4 - India 2nd innings 82/6 (VVS Laxman 34*, Harbhajan Singh 12*, 40 ov)
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Wednesday, November 3, 2010
Japanese scholarships
Japanese scholarships
Several thousands of students from various countries have enjoyed the benefit of the Japanese Government (Monbukagakusho) scholarship programme. There are different types of government scholarships.To be awarded with such scholarships one must meet one of the conditions listed below.
Recommended by a Japanese embassy, recommended by the Japanese university which will accept you.
Selected by the Japanese university in which you are currently studying as a privately-financed student.
Eligibility
Research: Graduate under 35 years of age.
Teacher training: Graduate with five years of teaching experience.
Age: under 35 years.
Undergraduate university student: Candidates should have completed 12 years of school.
Age: 12 to 22 years.
Japanese studies students: Undergraduate student of Japanese language or culture in a university outside Japan at the time when they come to Japan.
Age: 18 to 30 years.
College of technology students: Candidates should have completed at least 11 years of schooling.
Age: 17 to 22 years.
Special training college students: Candidates should have completed at least 12 years of schooling.
Age: 17 to 22 years.
The entry procedures are governed by the Immigration-Control and Refugee-Recognition Act (Immigration-Control Act). There are several categories of residential status. Students would be interested in the categories shown below. The permitted activities are given against the names.
Researcher: Research activities based on a contract with a Japanese organisation, college student. Study at colleges (including junior colleges), special training colleges and colleges of technology.
Pre-college student: Study at high schools, special training schools (excluding post secondary courses) and miscellaneous schools.
Trainee: Learning and acquiring technology, skills or knowledge at public or private organisations.
Temporary visitor: This is required for entering Japan to take an entrance examination. Students holding the college student residency status are permitted to reside in Japan for either one year or two years. Those holding the pre-college student status of residence are allowed to stay in Japan for either six months or one year. You can get the term extended if necessary.
Further information can be obtained either from the Japanese Embassy at New Delhi or the consulates at Chennai (Ph: 044-2432-3860), Bangalore (080-4064-9999), Mumbai (022-2351-7101) or Kolkata (0 33-2421-1970).
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Japanese scholarships Japanese scholarships
Japanese scholarships Japanese scholarships
Several thousands of students from various countries have enjoyed the benefit of the Japanese Government (Monbukagakusho) scholarship programme. There are different types of government scholarships.To be awarded with such scholarships one must meet one of the conditions listed below.
Recommended by a Japanese embassy, recommended by the Japanese university which will accept you.
Selected by the Japanese university in which you are currently studying as a privately-financed student.
Eligibility
Research: Graduate under 35 years of age.
Teacher training: Graduate with five years of teaching experience.
Age: under 35 years.
Undergraduate university student: Candidates should have completed 12 years of school.
Age: 12 to 22 years.
Japanese studies students: Undergraduate student of Japanese language or culture in a university outside Japan at the time when they come to Japan.
Age: 18 to 30 years.
College of technology students: Candidates should have completed at least 11 years of schooling.
Age: 17 to 22 years.
Special training college students: Candidates should have completed at least 12 years of schooling.
Age: 17 to 22 years.
The entry procedures are governed by the Immigration-Control and Refugee-Recognition Act (Immigration-Control Act). There are several categories of residential status. Students would be interested in the categories shown below. The permitted activities are given against the names.
Researcher: Research activities based on a contract with a Japanese organisation, college student. Study at colleges (including junior colleges), special training colleges and colleges of technology.
Pre-college student: Study at high schools, special training schools (excluding post secondary courses) and miscellaneous schools.
Trainee: Learning and acquiring technology, skills or knowledge at public or private organisations.
Temporary visitor: This is required for entering Japan to take an entrance examination. Students holding the college student residency status are permitted to reside in Japan for either one year or two years. Those holding the pre-college student status of residence are allowed to stay in Japan for either six months or one year. You can get the term extended if necessary.
Further information can be obtained either from the Japanese Embassy at New Delhi or the consulates at Chennai (Ph: 044-2432-3860), Bangalore (080-4064-9999), Mumbai (022-2351-7101) or Kolkata (0 33-2421-1970).
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Japanese scholarships Japanese scholarships
Japanese scholarships Japanese scholarships
The MiTio Foundation INC Scholarship 2010
The MiTio Foundation INC. Scholarship 2010
MiTio Foundation Scholarships Available:
Two $1000.00 Scholarships.
Eligibility: Any High School Senior or College Student who is Bilingual in English and another language (fully fluent in each) is eligible to apply for the 2010 MiTio Foundation Scholarship.
Last Date for MiTio Foundation Scholarship:
All applications must be postmarked or hand delivered no later than 5th May, 2010 (or) 5th November, 2010
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The MiTio Foundation INC. Scholarship 2010
The MiTio Foundation INC. Scholarship 2010
The MiTio Foundation INC. Scholarship 2010
MiTio Foundation Scholarships Available:
Two $1000.00 Scholarships.
Eligibility: Any High School Senior or College Student who is Bilingual in English and another language (fully fluent in each) is eligible to apply for the 2010 MiTio Foundation Scholarship.
Last Date for MiTio Foundation Scholarship:
All applications must be postmarked or hand delivered no later than 5th May, 2010 (or) 5th November, 2010
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The MiTio Foundation INC. Scholarship 2010
The MiTio Foundation INC. Scholarship 2010
The MiTio Foundation INC. Scholarship 2010
UK Scholarship - Arts and Humanities
UK Scholarship - Arts and Humanities
Charles Wallace India Trust (CWIT) scholarship invites applications from artists, historian or a student of literature to study in UK.
CWIT, the arts, heritage conservation and humanities scholarship enables students to achieve their artistic, professional or academic ambitions and make wider international contacts. Every year it offers 10 fully funded awards.
What it covers: Scholarships from two to three months up to a maximum of a year. It covers international fares, accommodation and living costs in the UK and fees where they are payable.
Subject areas:
* Arts field
* Visual arts
* Performance eg dance, drama, music
* Film-including script writing and direction
* Photography
* Design (but not architecture)
* Heritage Conservation
* Conservation architecture
* Management of heritage projects or sites
* Conservation of materials such as timber, stone, metal (including metal structures), textiles, paper, armour, and paintings, photographs and film
* Management of Museums and collections
Eligibility:
You must be an Indian citizen.
You must be aged between 25 and 38.
You must have a first degree or diploma or professional qualification in their specialization. (CWIT prefers applicants with significant working experience).
You must have not received a CWIT grant within the last 5 years.
Last Date: November 16, 2010
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UK Scholarship - Arts and Humanities
UK Scholarship - Arts and Humanities
UK Scholarship - Arts and Humanities
Charles Wallace India Trust (CWIT) scholarship invites applications from artists, historian or a student of literature to study in UK.
CWIT, the arts, heritage conservation and humanities scholarship enables students to achieve their artistic, professional or academic ambitions and make wider international contacts. Every year it offers 10 fully funded awards.
What it covers: Scholarships from two to three months up to a maximum of a year. It covers international fares, accommodation and living costs in the UK and fees where they are payable.
Subject areas:
* Arts field
* Visual arts
* Performance eg dance, drama, music
* Film-including script writing and direction
* Photography
* Design (but not architecture)
* Heritage Conservation
* Conservation architecture
* Management of heritage projects or sites
* Conservation of materials such as timber, stone, metal (including metal structures), textiles, paper, armour, and paintings, photographs and film
* Management of Museums and collections
Eligibility:
You must be an Indian citizen.
You must be aged between 25 and 38.
You must have a first degree or diploma or professional qualification in their specialization. (CWIT prefers applicants with significant working experience).
You must have not received a CWIT grant within the last 5 years.
Last Date: November 16, 2010
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UK Scholarship - Arts and Humanities
UK Scholarship - Arts and Humanities
UK Scholarship - Arts and Humanities
Charles Wallace India Trust Awards
Charles Wallace India Trust Awards
Applications are now open for the 2011-12 awards.
The Charles Wallace India Trust (CWIT) is an arts, heritage conservation and humanities scholarship fund. It enables Indians in the early or middle stages of their careers to spend time in the UK, helping to achieve their artistic, professional or academic ambitions and make wider international contacts.
Last date for applications is Tuesday 16 November 2010.
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Charles Wallace India Trust Awards
Charles Wallace India Trust Awards
Applications are now open for the 2011-12 awards.
The Charles Wallace India Trust (CWIT) is an arts, heritage conservation and humanities scholarship fund. It enables Indians in the early or middle stages of their careers to spend time in the UK, helping to achieve their artistic, professional or academic ambitions and make wider international contacts.
Last date for applications is Tuesday 16 November 2010.
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Charles Wallace India Trust Awards
Charles Wallace India Trust Awards
CBSE MERIT SCHOLARSHIP SCHEME FOR PROFESSIONAL COURSES AIEEE
CBSE MERIT SCHOLARSHIP SCHEME FOR PROFESSIONAL COURSES AIEEE
Eligibility
(i) Should be an Indian national.
(ii) Rank in the Merit List of AIEEE 2010 conducted by CBSE,
(iii) Pursuing professional course in engineering in any Central University/Institution controlled or aided by Central Government/AIEEE participating Institutions.
(iv)10% of the total scholarships will be awarded to those who are otherwise eligible and are the only girl child in the family.
No. of Scholarships :350 only
Value per month :Rs. 1000/-
Duration: Four years (To be renewed on year to year basis subject to eligibility)
Bank Account Details
Applicants should write their Bank Account number with detailed address of the Bank along with the Bank Code the Bank.
Last Date: December 31, 2010
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CBSE MERIT SCHOLARSHIP SCHEME FOR PROFESSIONAL COURSES AIEEE
CBSE MERIT SCHOLARSHIP SCHEME FOR PROFESSIONAL COURSES AIEEE
CBSE MERIT SCHOLARSHIP SCHEME FOR PROFESSIONAL COURSES AIEEE
Eligibility
(i) Should be an Indian national.
(ii) Rank in the Merit List of AIEEE 2010 conducted by CBSE,
(iii) Pursuing professional course in engineering in any Central University/Institution controlled or aided by Central Government/AIEEE participating Institutions.
(iv)10% of the total scholarships will be awarded to those who are otherwise eligible and are the only girl child in the family.
No. of Scholarships :350 only
Value per month :Rs. 1000/-
Duration: Four years (To be renewed on year to year basis subject to eligibility)
Bank Account Details
Applicants should write their Bank Account number with detailed address of the Bank along with the Bank Code the Bank.
Last Date: December 31, 2010
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CBSE MERIT SCHOLARSHIP SCHEME FOR PROFESSIONAL COURSES AIEEE
CBSE MERIT SCHOLARSHIP SCHEME FOR PROFESSIONAL COURSES AIEEE
CBSE MERIT SCHOLARSHIP SCHEME FOR PROFESSIONAL COURSES AIEEE
CBSE SINGLE GIRL CHILD MERIT SCHOLARSHIP SCHEME FOR UNDERGRADUATE STUDIES
CBSE SINGLE GIRL CHILD MERIT SCHOLARSHIP SCHEME FOR UNDERGRADUATE STUDIES .
Eligibility
All conditions are required to be fulfilled by the applicant
(i) Should be an Indian national. and
(ii) Should be the SINGLE GIRL CHILD and only child of her parents.
and
(iv) Should be a student of CBSE Board in class XII.
(v) Scored 60% or more marks in Class XII 2010 examinations conducted by the CBSE.
(vi) Currently pursuing regular undergraduate course (non-medicalnon-engineering) in any CentralState Government University or those recognized by UGCAICTE.
No. of Scholarships 550 only
Value per month Rs. 500-
Duration Three years (to be renewed subject to eligibility)
Bank Account Details
Applicants should write their Bank Account number with detailed address of the Bank along with the Bank Code of the Bank.
Last Date December 31, 2010
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Eligibility
All conditions are required to be fulfilled by the applicant
(i) Should be an Indian national. and
(ii) Should be the SINGLE GIRL CHILD and only child of her parents.
and
(iv) Should be a student of CBSE Board in class XII.
(v) Scored 60% or more marks in Class XII 2010 examinations conducted by the CBSE.
(vi) Currently pursuing regular undergraduate course (non-medicalnon-engineering) in any CentralState Government University or those recognized by UGCAICTE.
No. of Scholarships 550 only
Value per month Rs. 500-
Duration Three years (to be renewed subject to eligibility)
Bank Account Details
Applicants should write their Bank Account number with detailed address of the Bank along with the Bank Code of the Bank.
Last Date December 31, 2010
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SAARC Scholarship Fellowship Scheme
SAARC Scholarship & Fellowship Scheme
SCHOLARSHIPS under the SAARC Chair, Fellowship and Scholarship Scheme:
The University Grants Commission of Bangladesh has offered scholarships for 01 SAARC Chair, 04 SAARC Fellowships and 10 SAARC Scholarships to SAARC Member States under the SAARC Chair, Fellowship and Scholarship Scheme, tenable in Bangladesh.
Last Date: 31 December 2010.
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SAARC Scholarship & Fellowship Scheme
SAARC Scholarship & Fellowship Scheme
SCHOLARSHIPS under the SAARC Chair, Fellowship and Scholarship Scheme:
The University Grants Commission of Bangladesh has offered scholarships for 01 SAARC Chair, 04 SAARC Fellowships and 10 SAARC Scholarships to SAARC Member States under the SAARC Chair, Fellowship and Scholarship Scheme, tenable in Bangladesh.
Last Date: 31 December 2010.
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SAARC Scholarship & Fellowship Scheme
SAARC Scholarship & Fellowship Scheme
Jadavpur University Fellowship in Social Sciences and Humanities
Jadavpur University Fellowship in Social Sciences and Humanities
Applications are invited from suitable candidates for being considered for the award of SYLFFJU Fellowship (Ryoichi Sasakawa Young Leaders Fellowship Fund, endowment of Nippon Foundation).
Jadavpur University Fellowship is intended to financially assist young students of social science and humanities with leadership potential. Maximum of four fellowships – M.A., M.Phil and Ph.D students will be awarded.
Last Date: November 30, 2010
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and
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Jadavpur University Fellowship in Social Sciences and Humanities
Applications are invited from suitable candidates for being considered for the award of SYLFFJU Fellowship (Ryoichi Sasakawa Young Leaders Fellowship Fund, endowment of Nippon Foundation).
Jadavpur University Fellowship is intended to financially assist young students of social science and humanities with leadership potential. Maximum of four fellowships – M.A., M.Phil and Ph.D students will be awarded.
Last Date: November 30, 2010
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and
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Jadavpur University Fellowship in Social Sciences and Humanities
Cultural Talent Search Scholarship Scheme-2011
Cultural Talent Search Scholarship Scheme-2011
The CCRT is implementing cultural talent search scholarship scheme to provide facilities to outstanding young children selected in the age group of 10 to 14 years for developing their talent in various cultural fields such as traditional forms of music, dance, drama, painting, sculpture and crafts laying special emphasis on rare art forms. The scholarship awarded under the scheme is for two years at a time which is renewable after every two years till the completion of the first university degree stage of education or up to the age of 20 years.
520 scholarships are awarded every year, of which 20 are being reserved for specially challenged children. The value of scholarship is Rs 3600/- (three thousand six hundred) per year and actual tuition fee paid for the specialized training is also reimbursed up to Rs 9000/- (nine thousand) per year.
Children whose date of birth is in between 01.07.1997 and 30.06.2001 (both days inclusive) are eligible to apply for the award of scholarships for the year 2011-12.
Last Date: December 30, 2010
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Cultural Talent Search Scholarship Scheme-2011
Cultural Talent Search Scholarship Scheme-2011
The CCRT is implementing cultural talent search scholarship scheme to provide facilities to outstanding young children selected in the age group of 10 to 14 years for developing their talent in various cultural fields such as traditional forms of music, dance, drama, painting, sculpture and crafts laying special emphasis on rare art forms. The scholarship awarded under the scheme is for two years at a time which is renewable after every two years till the completion of the first university degree stage of education or up to the age of 20 years.
520 scholarships are awarded every year, of which 20 are being reserved for specially challenged children. The value of scholarship is Rs 3600/- (three thousand six hundred) per year and actual tuition fee paid for the specialized training is also reimbursed up to Rs 9000/- (nine thousand) per year.
Children whose date of birth is in between 01.07.1997 and 30.06.2001 (both days inclusive) are eligible to apply for the award of scholarships for the year 2011-12.
Last Date: December 30, 2010
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Cultural Talent Search Scholarship Scheme-2011
Cultural Talent Search Scholarship Scheme-2011
Department of Science and Technology govt of India
Department of Science and Technology, govt of India
Indo-US Research Fellowships for Indian Researchers
Science and Engineering Research Council (SERC) of Department of Science and Technology, govt of India and Indo-US Science and Technology Forum (IUSSTF) committed to the common goal of promoting science and technology through devised programs and to nurture contacts between scientists and technologists at an early career stage jointly launch the Indo-US Research Fellowship Program for Indian Researchers.
The objective of the Indo-US Research Fellowship Program for Indian Researchers is to introduce scientists and engineers in the early stages of their careers to international collaborative research opportunities, thereby furthering their research capacity and global perspective and forging long-term relationships with scientists, technologists and engineers in USA.
These awards will provide an excellent opportunity to young Indian scientists and technologists of all disciplines, under the age of 40 years to interact with the American scientific community and get first hand information of the developments taking place at the international level and acquaint themselves with new scientific research methods and to collaborate in a larger research project. It will enable young Indian researchers to carry out a clearly defined research project at a place of their choice in USA up to a period of 12 months. The individual availing this fellowship would be called as an IUSSTF Research Fellow.
Academic qualifications: Master’s degree in engineering, technology or equivalent or Ph.D in science or technology or equivalent or M.D. degree in medicine or equivalent
Applicants must provide proof of independent research work in internationally recognized academic journals
Age: Up to 40 years as on 31st December, 2010
Employment: A permanent position in a public funded R&D Lab/S&T institution (non-private)/ recognized universities/colleges in India
Area of work: Area proposed by the candidate should be clearly defined as; Atmospheric and Earth Sciences; Chemical Sciences; Engineering Sciences; Life Sciences; Medical Sciences; Mathematical and Computational Sciences; Physical Sciences Promising applications in areas other than the above areas may also be considered
Place of work: The fellow should be accepted by the US scientific/technological institution, which is internationally recognized as an outstanding institution where major work in the identified area is in progress. There should be willingness on the part of the American institution to accept and extend necessary support to the candidate for the work proposed
The candidate should himself/herself correspond with their proposed host institution abroad for placement. Candidate is required to produce evidence, in the form of a letter of acceptance from the US institution to be visited along with merits/uniqueness of that host institute in the proposed area
The candidates who have availed any other overseas fellowship to USA for a period of more than three months through any govt/public funding agency during last two years will also not be considered for this fellowship
Fellowship: The IUSSTF Fellow will be entitled to fellowship amount of US$3000 per month IUSSTF Fellow will also be entitled to a personal contingency grant of up to a maximum of Rs 50,000/- to cover for visa, airport transfer, medical insurance etc. Medical insurance expenses, visa fee, airport transfer charges will be met by the fellow from out of this personal contingency grant.
IUSSTF Fellow will also be permitted to travel within USA to attend conferences or visit other institutes of interest with the approval of the advisor at the host institute. The Fellow will be entitled to avail one of the following grants for this purpose (i) grant of $600 for fellowship period up to 6 months (ii) grant of $1200 for fellowship period beyond 6 months
Air-tickets for all the selected IUSSTF Fellow would be provided directly by the IUSSTF travel desk by economy class and shortest route from their place of work in India to the place of the American host institute and back. As a rule, reimbursements will not be provided for air tickets purchased directly.
Rules governing payment of salary, leave, medical, gratuity, GPF and pension etc of the organization/ institution/ university to which the fellow belongs would continue to be applicable. No liability on any of these accounts will be borne by IUSSTF
The candidate selected for the award of the Indo-US fellowship should commence their research with six month period from the date of award announcement. Failure to do so would render the fellow forfeit the award.
Last Date: 31st December, 2010
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Department of Science and Technology, govt of India
Indo-US Research Fellowships for Indian Researchers
Indo-US Research Fellowships for Indian Researchers
Science and Engineering Research Council (SERC) of Department of Science and Technology, govt of India and Indo-US Science and Technology Forum (IUSSTF) committed to the common goal of promoting science and technology through devised programs and to nurture contacts between scientists and technologists at an early career stage jointly launch the Indo-US Research Fellowship Program for Indian Researchers.
The objective of the Indo-US Research Fellowship Program for Indian Researchers is to introduce scientists and engineers in the early stages of their careers to international collaborative research opportunities, thereby furthering their research capacity and global perspective and forging long-term relationships with scientists, technologists and engineers in USA.
These awards will provide an excellent opportunity to young Indian scientists and technologists of all disciplines, under the age of 40 years to interact with the American scientific community and get first hand information of the developments taking place at the international level and acquaint themselves with new scientific research methods and to collaborate in a larger research project. It will enable young Indian researchers to carry out a clearly defined research project at a place of their choice in USA up to a period of 12 months. The individual availing this fellowship would be called as an IUSSTF Research Fellow.
Academic qualifications: Master’s degree in engineering, technology or equivalent or Ph.D in science or technology or equivalent or M.D. degree in medicine or equivalent
Applicants must provide proof of independent research work in internationally recognized academic journals
Age: Up to 40 years as on 31st December, 2010
Employment: A permanent position in a public funded R&D Lab/S&T institution (non-private)/ recognized universities/colleges in India
Area of work: Area proposed by the candidate should be clearly defined as; Atmospheric and Earth Sciences; Chemical Sciences; Engineering Sciences; Life Sciences; Medical Sciences; Mathematical and Computational Sciences; Physical Sciences Promising applications in areas other than the above areas may also be considered
Place of work: The fellow should be accepted by the US scientific/technological institution, which is internationally recognized as an outstanding institution where major work in the identified area is in progress. There should be willingness on the part of the American institution to accept and extend necessary support to the candidate for the work proposed
The candidate should himself/herself correspond with their proposed host institution abroad for placement. Candidate is required to produce evidence, in the form of a letter of acceptance from the US institution to be visited along with merits/uniqueness of that host institute in the proposed area
The candidates who have availed any other overseas fellowship to USA for a period of more than three months through any govt/public funding agency during last two years will also not be considered for this fellowship
Fellowship: The IUSSTF Fellow will be entitled to fellowship amount of US$3000 per month IUSSTF Fellow will also be entitled to a personal contingency grant of up to a maximum of Rs 50,000/- to cover for visa, airport transfer, medical insurance etc. Medical insurance expenses, visa fee, airport transfer charges will be met by the fellow from out of this personal contingency grant.
IUSSTF Fellow will also be permitted to travel within USA to attend conferences or visit other institutes of interest with the approval of the advisor at the host institute. The Fellow will be entitled to avail one of the following grants for this purpose (i) grant of $600 for fellowship period up to 6 months (ii) grant of $1200 for fellowship period beyond 6 months
Air-tickets for all the selected IUSSTF Fellow would be provided directly by the IUSSTF travel desk by economy class and shortest route from their place of work in India to the place of the American host institute and back. As a rule, reimbursements will not be provided for air tickets purchased directly.
Rules governing payment of salary, leave, medical, gratuity, GPF and pension etc of the organization/ institution/ university to which the fellow belongs would continue to be applicable. No liability on any of these accounts will be borne by IUSSTF
The candidate selected for the award of the Indo-US fellowship should commence their research with six month period from the date of award announcement. Failure to do so would render the fellow forfeit the award.
Last Date: 31st December, 2010
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Department of Science and Technology, govt of India
Indo-US Research Fellowships for Indian Researchers
Israel Government Scholarship 2011
Israel Government Scholarship 2011
Applications are invited from Indian nationals on plain paper in the format given below for the award of about 4 – 6 Israeli Government Scholarship tenable from October 2011 to study at an Israeli University or any Institution of higher education in Israel.
1. Israeli Government Scholarships are for research / specialization for 8 months, these scholarships would be available for studies in the following subjects:
i. Comparative Study (With specific reference to Judaism)
ii. Middle East Studies
iii. Hebrew language and literature
iv. History of the Jewish people
v. Economics
vi. Agriculture
vii. Business Management
viii. Mass Communication
ix. Environment Studies
x. Chemistry
xi. Biology
xii. Biotechnology
2. Age: There is no upper age limit for applying for the Israel government scholarship.
3. Qualification:
i. For the research / specialization studies, a Masters degree with 60% or more marks as on 30 – 11 – 2011 for the subject of Agriculture; Chemistry, Biology, Biotechnology, Environment Studies and Masters degree with 55% or more marks for the remaining subjects.
ii. Proof of English or Hebrew Language knowledge is must.
iii. The applicant should meet the academic requirements of the Israeli University that he / she applies to.
4. Value of Israel Government Scholarship:
* Terms and conditions of the scholarship will change every year according to the yearly budget of Israel Government for this purpose.
* The Israeli Government Scholarship could be partial, or in rare cases full.
* Partial scholarship will include health insurance and tuition fees OR Monthly allowance for one academic year (8 months only). Full scholarship will include tuition fees, a monthly allowance and health insurance.
* Accommodation, transportation and travel arrangements to and from Israel are the applicant’s responsibility.
* Israeli Government Scholarships will be granted only in universities and programs approved by the Israel Government.
* Israeli Government Scholarships for Ulpan language studies will be granted in the Ulpan chosen by the Israel Government only.
Last Date: 30-11-2010
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Applications are invited from Indian nationals on plain paper in the format given below for the award of about 4 – 6 Israeli Government Scholarship tenable from October 2011 to study at an Israeli University or any Institution of higher education in Israel.
1. Israeli Government Scholarships are for research / specialization for 8 months, these scholarships would be available for studies in the following subjects:
i. Comparative Study (With specific reference to Judaism)
ii. Middle East Studies
iii. Hebrew language and literature
iv. History of the Jewish people
v. Economics
vi. Agriculture
vii. Business Management
viii. Mass Communication
ix. Environment Studies
x. Chemistry
xi. Biology
xii. Biotechnology
2. Age: There is no upper age limit for applying for the Israel government scholarship.
3. Qualification:
i. For the research / specialization studies, a Masters degree with 60% or more marks as on 30 – 11 – 2011 for the subject of Agriculture; Chemistry, Biology, Biotechnology, Environment Studies and Masters degree with 55% or more marks for the remaining subjects.
ii. Proof of English or Hebrew Language knowledge is must.
iii. The applicant should meet the academic requirements of the Israeli University that he / she applies to.
4. Value of Israel Government Scholarship:
* Terms and conditions of the scholarship will change every year according to the yearly budget of Israel Government for this purpose.
* The Israeli Government Scholarship could be partial, or in rare cases full.
* Partial scholarship will include health insurance and tuition fees OR Monthly allowance for one academic year (8 months only). Full scholarship will include tuition fees, a monthly allowance and health insurance.
* Accommodation, transportation and travel arrangements to and from Israel are the applicant’s responsibility.
* Israeli Government Scholarships will be granted only in universities and programs approved by the Israel Government.
* Israeli Government Scholarships for Ulpan language studies will be granted in the Ulpan chosen by the Israel Government only.
Last Date: 30-11-2010
For more details Click here
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