DISCUSSION WITH MEMBER (OPERATIONS)
ON MNOP AND L1, L2 RELATED ISSUES DATED 23.10.2013
On 23.10.2013, Member (Operations), Postal Services Board, Shri. Kamaleshwar Prasad, held discussion with Staff side on MNOP and L1, L2 related issues. Com. M. Krishnan, Secretary General NFPE, Com. Giriraj Singh, General Secretary, R3 (NFPE), Com. P. Suresh, General Secretary R-4 (NFPE), Com. Devender Kumar, Circle Secretary, NUR-3 (FNPO) Delhi Circle attended the meeting Com. D. Theagarajan, Secretary General, FNPO & General Secretary NUR-3 (FNPO) could not attend the meeting due to sudden illness. A joint note of NFPE & FNPO was presented to the Member (O). The following are the outcome of the meeting. Minutes will be published later.
(1) Modifications in the norms fixed for CRCs.
Official side informed that the norms are fixed as per the scientific work study conducted by Directorate in the field units. Further Directorate has issued an order on 13.08.2013 in which it is clarified that – Establishment norms for “Sorting of Articles” has been fixed as 0.079 minute per article (i.e. 760 articles per hour). However time factor for productivity pertaining to sorting of articles would continue to be 0.063 per article (i.e; 950 articles per hour).”
Staff side demanded reduction in number of article for productivity also. Staff side want change in norms for scanning and other items mentioned in their letters submitted earlier. Finally it is decided to give copy of the work study conducted by Directorate to the staff side. Staff side shall submit concrete proposal with scientific basis with supporting facts and figures justifying their arguments. Based on the staff side proposal Directorate will re-examine the case.
(2) Administrative jurisdiction of Speed Post Hubs (SPH)
Official side reiterated that powers for deciding the administrative jurisdiction was already given to Chief PMGs. It is upto the Circle Unions to discuss the case at Circle level and settle the deserving cases. Staff side pointed out that in many Circles Chief PMGs are not ready to accept the views expressed by the Circle Unions. Finally it is decided that (1) As a first step Circle Unions should discuss the cases with Chief PMGs in formal meetings and get a reply in writing from the Circle Administration showing the reason for not accepting the demand of the Circle union and then staff side may submit a note to Directorate justifying their stand in each case with reference to the Stand taken by Chief PMGs. After that Directorate shall review each case. Discussion with CPMGs in the formal meetings and getting a reply with reasons, is a must.
(3) L1 Status to more L2 offices
The proposal submitted by staff side will be examined. Staff Side may discuss the cases at circle level also so that Chief PMGs may submit proposal to Directorate in deserving cases. The details of the case by case examination already conducted by Directorate will be made available to the staff side.
(4) Discontinuance of closing “NIL” bags
The proposal of the Staff side will be considered in a positive manner and detailed examination of the case will be done.
(5) All other issues raised in the staff side note will be examined in detail by the Directorate and action will be taken.
(6) The orders issued by the Karnataka Circle Administration implementing unilateral increase in norms in FMC from 7000 to 9000 in BG City RMS/1 and from 11000 to 13000 in BG City RMS/II in violation of Directorate orders was discussed. Member (O) agreed to issue instructions to CPMG not to violate Directorate orders.
M. Krishnan D. Theagarajan
Secretary General, NFPE Secretary General, FNPO
7th CENTRAL PAY COMMISSION
FINALISATION OF TERMS OF REFERENCE
GOVERNMENT INVITED JCM STAFF SIDE FOR DISCUSSION ON 24.10.2013
Secretary, Department of Personnel & Training will hold discussion with JCM National Council, Staff Side today (24.10.2013) at 3 PM. Meeting of the Staff side will be held at 11 AM to formulate the staff side approach. Confederation available National Secretariat members met on 23.10.2013 in the presence of Com. S. K. Vyas and finalized the draft terms of reference of Confederation. Details will be published after the meeting with Secretary, DOP&T.
Exit guidelines under National Pension System – Option for Complete withdrawal of accumulated pension wealth by subscriber
PENSION FUND REGULATORY AND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
PFRDA/2013/17 /PDEX/10
23rd October, 2013
Subject: Exit guidelines under National Pension System – Option for Completewithdrawal of accumulated pension wealth by subscriber
In partial modification of exit guidelines provided under master circular no: PFRDA/2013/2/PDEX/2 (at Serial no: 2 & 3) dt: 22/01/2013, it has been decided to provide an option to withdraw the entire accumulated pension wealth to subscribers other than the subscribers of NPS Lite – Swavalamban Scheme, subject to the condition that:
The accumulated pension wealth in the subscribers permanent retirement account is equal to or less than Rs.2,00,000/- at the time of superannuation for government employee subscribers or upon attaining the age of 60 years for subscribers falling under All citizen model and Corporate model.
The subscribers wishing to exercise this option shall have to fill the attached request form along with the NPS Withdrawal form while submitting the same to their DDO/PAO/DTO/POP.
Sd/-
Venkateswarlu Peri
General Manager
CIRCULAR
National Pension System (NPS)
Request for withdrawal of Total Pension Wealth upon normal superannuation (for government employees) / Upon attaining the age of 60 years and where the total pension wealth is equal to or less than Rs.2,00,000/-
I _________________________________________ holding a Permanent Retirement Account with number (PRAN) ————————————————– do
hereby apply for the payment of the accumulated pension wealth in my NPS account being the full and final benefits receivable by me.
Date:
Place:
Signature of the Subscriber
Source: http://pfrda.org.in
[http://pfrda.org.in/writereaddata/linkimages/Modification%20of%20Exit%20Guidelines6775546112.pdf]
Bank on India Post
It has the infrastructure and the reach to push financial inclusion in a massive way.
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| Symbol of trust... has the reach. |
October 24, 2013: Since Independence, every move of the RBI has been aimed at development keeping in mind the welfare of the common man. In this connection, granting a banking licence to India Post will be a unique service to farmers, farm labourers and the rural poor, who feed the country but die of hunger.
The huge number of farmers’ suicides should prompt us to enable faster financial inclusion as only 35 per cent of the population holds bank accounts. India Post is the best equipped to take this on, with over 1,53,000 post offices spread across the country, located not more than 2-3 km from each village.
India Post has ready infrastructure, which can be quickly upgraded to meet the needs of a full-fledged bank branch in this age of solar power and satellite telecommunication. On the other hand, it would probably take decades for other applicants to open 1,53,000 branches.
Post offices already provide basic banking services such as savings and fixed deposits (NSC) and products such as Kisan Vikas Patra and Public Provident Fund which they will continue to do. They can spread the reach of other savings instruments such as government bonds, and tap the savings of the well-to-do in rural India for the development of the country as well as crop and healthcare insurance.
TRUST FACTOR
The most important factor for a depositor is trust, which post offices already enjoy, making them a safe investment destination. The only additional thing they need to do is perform the credit function. This can be undertaken by utilising the services of the credit staff of PSU bankers from nearby areas, or by hiring retired bankers for the first five years; by then they can train their own people.
As the postman is people-friendly, especially in rural areas, KYC compliance will be not be an issue and chances of fraud and misappropriation will be minimal.
The other issue to be addressed for enabling India Post to obtain a licence is technical since it’s a department of the government. This can be overcome by hiving it off with the required seed capital from the government.
HIGHLY DO-ABLE
Training the existing staff in lending and other banking operations can be taken care of in 18 months. With lower infrastructure development costs, post office banks will become profitable fast as establishment and fixed assets costs will be less.
Post office banks will be a unique model of financial inclusion. Mahatma Gandhi said: “India lives in her villages.” Yet this is a section we have discriminated against with respect to every facility. This is a chance to undo this injustice by making a new beginning.
Prosperity will reach every rural home when local skills, handicrafts and rural products get credit for development. Such banks will help in building infrastructure for storage and processing of perishable produce locally. Developing traditional supplementary vocations (dairy, poultry, fisheries, silkworm rearing) will help farmers put their spare time to use instead of wasting it. This massive penetration of banking services will help address the problem of farmers’ suicides. Enabling India Post and granting it a banking licence will be a real service to the nation.
(The author was chief manager, Bank of India, New Delhi.)
Madhya Pradesh Circle : PA/SA Exam Final Result 2013 Declared
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8 Golden Rules to keep your ATM transactions safe and secure
1. Keep your ATM-cum-DEBIT card in a secure place
2. Cover keypad when entering PIN.
3. Change your PIN first time and regularly thereafter
4. If you lose your card, block it immediately
5. Do not handover your ATM-cum-DEBIT card to any person
6. Do not keep any record of your PIN – memorise it instead
7. Do not ask for help from strangers
8. Do not leave ATM till your transaction is complete.
Subsistence Allowance during Suspension - for imformation
THE ALL INDIA SERVICES(DISCIPLINE AND APPEAL) RULES, 1969
4. Subsistence allowance during suspension.-
4(1) A member of the Service under suspension or deemed to have been placed under suspension by the Government concerned shall be entitled to receive from that Government:-
4(1)(a) a subsistence allowance at an amount equal to the leave salary which a member of the Service would have drawn if he had been on leave on half-average pay or on half pay and in addition, dearness allowance, if admissible on the basis of such leave salary;
Provided that where the period of suspension exceed three months, the authority which made or is deemed to have made the order of suspension shall be competent to vary the amount of subsistence allowance for any period subsequent to the period of the first three months as follows:
(i) the amount of subsistence allowance may be increased by a suitable amount, not exceeding 50 per cent of the subsistence allowance admissible during the period of the first three months, if, in the opinion of the said authority, the period of suspensions has been prolonged for reasons, to be recorded in writing, not directly attributable to the member of the Service;
(ii) the amount of the subsistence allowance may be reduced by a suitable amount, not exceeding 50 per cent of the subsistence allowance admissible during the period of the first three months, if in the opinion of the said authority, the period of suspension has been prolonged for reasons, to be recorded in writing directly attributable to a member of the Service;
(iii) the rate of the dearness allowance will be based on the increased or, as the case may be, the reduced amount of subsistence allowance admissible under sub-clause (i) or sub-clause (ii) above.
4(1)(b) any other compensatory allowance admissible from time to time on the basis of pay of which a member of the Service was in receipt on the date of suspension, subject to the fulfillment of other conditions laid down for the drawal of such allowance.
4(2) No member of the Service shall be entitled to receive payment under sub-rule (1) unless he furnished a certificate that he is not engaged in any other employment, business, profession or vocation.
4(3) The authority to grant subsistence allowance shall be the suspending authority.
Government of India's Decisions
(1) The Government of India have decided that:
(i) the amount of subsistence allowance once granted should be varied by the suspending authority under the first proviso to this rule only after recording in writing the reasons for increasing or decreasing the amount;
(ii) a member shall not be entitled to compensatory allowance of which he was in receipt prior to suspension unless the suspending authority is satisfied that he continues to meet the expenditure for which they were granted.
[G.I., M.H.A. Letter No. 13/7/58-AIS (III), dated 18th October, 1958, read with No. 7/20/59-AIS (II), dated the 17th November, 1959]
(2) The Government of India have decided that the following deductions should be enforced from subsistence allowance:-
(i) Income tax and super tax (provided the member's annual income calculated with reference to subsistence allowance is taxable).
(ii) House rent and allied charges i.e. electricity, water furniture etc.
(iii) Repayment of loans and advances taken from Government at such rates as the competent authority deems it right to fix.
(2.2) The following deductions should not be made except with a member's written consent letter-
(a) Premia due on Postal Life Assurance Policies.
(b) Amounts due to Co-operative Stores and Co-operative Credit Societies.
(c) Refund of Advances taken from General Provident Fund.
(2.3) The following deductions should not be made from subsistence allowances:-
(i) Subscription to the All India Services Provident Fund.
(ii) Amounts due on Court attachments.
(iii) Recovery of loss to Government for which a member is responsible.
(2.4) There is no bar to the recovery of overpayments from subsistence allowance but the competent authority will exercise discretion in deciding whether recovery should be held wholly in abeyance during the period of suspension or it should be effected at full or reduced rate depending on the circumstances of each case.
[G.I., M.H.A. letter No. 7/18/59-AIS (II), dated 21st October, 1959]
(3) A question having arisen, it was decided that an officer (under suspension) is entitled to receive subsistence allowance at the rate equal to leave salary which he would have drawn while on leave on half average pay or half pay as the case may be, for the first twelve months. If after the expiry of that period, the competent authority does not find it necessary to increase or decrease the amount, the officer (under suspension) will continue to receive the same amount of subsistence allowance and it is not necessary to issue fresh orders in this regard.
[G.I., M.H.A. letter No. 7/8/62-AIS (III), dated 5th May, 1962]
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Aadhaar’ to facilitate paper-less Bank account opening
Mumbai, October 24, 2013(PTI): new feature added to ‘Aadhaar’ will now enable the card-holder to open a bank account without any paperwork.
“Anybody can walk into a branch and tell his/her 12- digit Aadhaar number, give his finger prints and walk out with a bank account,” Axis Bank Managing Director and Chief Executive Shikha Sharma said.
Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI), which issues Aadhaar cards, has added the feature in a bid to push for electronic-driven economy.
Explaining the facility, UIDAI chief Nandan Nilekani said a person can walk into a bank branch, tell his/her 12- digit individual identification number (Aadhaar) and walk out with a bank account.
The bank will connect with the UIDAI using an authorised service agent, generally a payment gateway, which in turn connects up with the UIDAI database, he said.
The only detail a customer has to give at the bank branch will be his/her fingerprint impression, Nilekani said.
The facility is safer than the current practice of submitting photocopies of documents, Nilekani said, adding all the work happens electronically at the back-end.
“Fundamentally, all the infrastructure is falling into place now for creating a much more electronic, much more digital cash kind of an economy,” he said, adding it has long- term ramifications, including making the economy cashless.
The authority, set up four years ago with the Infosys co-founder as its head, has rolled out 460 million Aadhaar numbers till now and is targeting to take this to 600 million (half of the country’s population) by early next year.
Using the numbers as the base, it has helped rolling out a host of services, including direct subsidy transfer and person to person fund transfer using mobile phones.
The UIDAI chief said the e-KYC facility launched today has huge “strategic implications”.
Private sector Axis Bank became the first lender to offer the e-KYC (know your customer) account opening facility. One Nitin Shah of neighbouring Thane district became the first person to open his bank account using Aadhaar.
“Anybody can walk into a branch, give his finger prints and walk out with a bank account,” Axis Bank Managing Director and Chief Executive Shikha Sharma said at the launch.
Nilekani said the bank will roll out this facility across all its bank branches in ten days’ time. However, he parried queries on expansion of the facility at other banks.
The idea is to expand the e-KYC facility from here on, he said, adding it is possible for getting an insurance cover and applying for mutual funds using this feature.
NMC urges PM to appoint chairman for 7th Pay Commission
National Mazdoor Conference has asked Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to immediately appoint the chairman and other members of the 7th Pay Commission and hold discussions with representatives of the Centre and state government employees in this regard.
"National Mazdoor Conference has urged to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to immediately appoint chairman and other members of the 7th Commission and hold discussions with representatives of both Centre and state government employees in this regard as the Central and state government employees and pensioners will be entitled to 7th Pay Commission with effect from January one, 2016," NCM President Subash Shastri said.
An early notification for appointing chairman and other members of the announced 7th Pay Commission is the need of the hour, as it will have a bearing on about one crore employees and pensioners, both with the Central as well as state governments, Shastri said addressing a NMC workers rally at Rani Park here.
"50 per cent of the DA should be forthwith merged into the basic pay and pension," he suggested, adding that 20 per cent interim relief should be sanctioned as early as possible in favour of Central and state government employees and pensioners.
The NMC chief also demanded regularization of all daily- rated workers and casual and seasonal labourers engaged in different government departments.
He appealed to the Chief Minister, Finance Minister and Chief Secretary to formulate a comprehensive policy for the regularization of all such workers.
PC not recognizing your USB drive? Here's what to do
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| If your PC is not recoignizing your USB drive, then here are some tips to save your day. |
External drives — either USB flash drives or external hard drives — should be easy to use. In some cases, you may connect your drive to a Windows PC or another device with a USB port and find that it's not recognized. This problem can be caused by partition issues on your external drive, using the wrong file system, dead USB ports, driver issues in Windows, or other problems. In a worst case scenario, the drive itself may simply be dead.
The steps below will be the same for both USB flash drives and larger external hard drives, which work similarly.
Does the drive show up in disk management?
First, let's check whether Windows detects the drive when you plug it in. Plug your removable drive into your computer. If it's an external hard drive, you may have to flip a power switch on the hard drive to activate it. Some heavy-duty removable hard drives may even have to be plugged in with a separate power cable before they'll work.
Next, open the Disk Management tool. To do so, press Windows Key + R, type diskmgmt.msc into the Run dialog, and press Enter.
You should see your external drive listed in the Disk Management window. Even if it doesn't appear in your Computer window because it doesn't contain any partitions, it should show up here.
If you do see the drive here, you can continue to the last section where we'll format it properly so Windows or your other devices can access and recognize it.If you don't see the drive here, continue to the next section where we'll try to determine why your drive isn't recognized.
Making Windows recognize the drive
If Windows doesn't see your drive at all, it's possible there's a hardware issue with your computer's USB port, a driver problem with your Windows computer, or you may just have a dead drive.
First, unplug the drive from your USB port and try plugging it into another USB port on your computer. If it works in one USB port but not another, you may have a dead USB port. If you've plugged the drive into a USB hub, try connecting it to the computer instead. Some USB hubs won't provide enough power for your external drive to function.
If the drive doesn't show up in Disk Management even after you skip the USB hub and connect it to another USB port on your computer, it's tough to know for certain whether the drive itself is bad or the computer is having a problem. If you have another computer nearby, try plugging the drive in there to check whether it's detected. If the drive doesn't work on any computer you plug it into — be sure to check whether it appears in the computer's Disk Management window — the drive itself is likely dead and will need to be replaced.
If the drive does work on other computers — or you don't have another computer around to test this with — Windows may be having a driver problem with the drive. You can check for this using the Device Manager.
To open it, press Windows Key + R, type "devmgmt.msc" into the Run dialog, and press Enter.
Look under Disk drives and check for any devices with a yellow exclamation mark next to them. If you see a yellow exclamation mark, you have a driver problem. Right-click the device with a yellow exclamation mark, select Properties, and look at the error message. This error message can help you fix the problem — you may want to perform a Google search for the error message you find.
Such problems can be tricky to fix. If the problem started recently, you may want to run System Restore. You may want to use the Update Driver button to install an updated driver, use the Roll Back Driver button to revert any changes, or use the Uninstall button to uninstall the device from your system and hope that Windows will reinstall the driver and configure it correctly when you reconnect the drive.
Partitioning and formatting the drive
We can use the Windows Disk Management tool to fix partition and file system issues with the drive. If you see that the drive is unpartitioned and is full of "unallocated space," you'll want to create a new partition on it. This will allow Windows and other operating systems to use it.
To do so, right-click inside the unallocated space, select New Simple Volume, and go through the wizard to create a new partition.
If your drive is partitioned and you still can't see it, ensure you've set a drive letter so you can access it in Windows. This should happen automatically, but if you've manually unset the drive letter, the drive may not show up and be accessible in Windows.
To do this, right-click the removable drive's partition, select Change Drive Letter and Paths, and add a drive letter. For example, add the letter G: and the removable drive will be accessible at drive G.
If the drive does appear to be partitioned, it may be partitioned with the wrong file system. For example, you may have formatted the drive with the ext4 file system from Linux or the HFS Plus file system from a Mac. Windows can't read these file systems. Reformat the drive with the newer NTFS file system or older FAT32 file system so Windows will be able to recognize it.
To reformat a partition, right-click it, select Format, and select your desired file system.
Note that this will erase all the files on your drive, so you'll want to copy any important files off of it first — for example, if you formatted the drive on a Linux or Mac computer, take it back to a computer running Linux or Mac and copy your important files off of it before continuing.
If you can't access the drive from another device, such as a DVD player, smart TV, game console, or media center device, it may be formatted as NTFS. Many devices, even Microsoft's own Xbox 360, can't read the Windows NTFS file system. They can only access drives formatted with the older FAT32 file system. To fix this problem, simply reformat the NTFS partition as FAT32. The drive should then be recognized by other devices when you connect it to them.
Note that this process will erase the files on your external drive. Copy the files off the drive to back them up first, if necessary.format-removable-drive-as-fat32Following this process should solve most of the disk recognition issues you'll encounter. If a drive isn't recognized by any computer you connect it to and never shows up in the Disk Management window, it's probably dead.
Google’s new tool to send email in your handwriting
WASHINGTON: Google has reportedly added a new handwriting input tool to Gmail and Google Docs that allows users to send emails in their own handwriting.
With a mousepad or cursor users can write out what they want and Google will do its best to create a typed version of their words and also give suggestions for similar words from where the user can choose from.
According to CNN, the tool is in more than 50 languages for Gmail users, while Google Docs users can have options from 20 languages.
Google's Xinangye Xia said that handwriting input makes the internet easier to use by people worldwide and is also part of a larger effort to break the barrier between languages.
Users can simply go to the Gmail or Docs settings and, under the Languages setting in the General tab, click 'Show all language options' and then select the that says 'Enable input tools' and a list will come up having every type of keyboard Google has to offer.
The languages with a pencil icon beside them are the ones that support written words and once an input option is added, one can select it anytime from a drop down on top of the menu bar above the document or email being composed.
Source : http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com
Pomegranates help burn fat, increase blood flow
A new study has found that pomegranates can help you unclog your arteries by burning fat and increasing your blood flow.
According to the study, the super fruit contains antioxidants, called polyphenols, that keep arteries free of fat. Polyphenols also help arteries expand and contract to maintain blood flow and keep them from hardening, which is the leading cause of heart attacks. Other benefits of pomegranates include...
- Some studies say that pomegranate juice is known to kill breast cancer cells while leaving healthy cells alone.
- The fruit is also known to prevent plaque from building up in the arteries as well reversing previous plaque buildup.
- Pomegranate can significantly lower LDL (bad cholesterol) and increase HDL (good cholesterol).
- It is beneficial for those suffering from high blood pressure because it is known to lower blood pressure levels.
- Pomegranate juice is good for your teeth because it prevents dental plaque.
- The fruit also prevents cartilage deterioration.
Source : http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com
Investment plans for working women
The general perception that women are shopaholics who love to spend and very bad investors could very well be a thing of the past with more and more women taking responsibility for their earnings and investment. This is critical nowadays, where single incomes are no match for a bloating inflation! A well-planned double income often becomes essential to plan investment goals effectively for a secure future and comfortable retirement! However, when saving women need to keep the bigger picture in mind and save for themselves as well as for their family. It is simply not enough just to save money but they have to invest in order to get more returns.
Think of your long term and short term goals in life. For example retirement planning, your child's higher studies, a dream home, world tour etc. could be your long term goals and your short term goals can be doing a part time course, closing your educational loan, marriage etc. Remember, inflation is always going to reduce the value of your money. Let inflation be an important factor in mind before you plan your investments.
Women need to master the art of investing, in order to stay financially independent and to plan for retirement. There is no particular age to start saving for your retirement. The earlier you start the better it is.
Investment for teenagers
It is obvious that women will not have much cash in hands as teenagers, but one can still cut down on unwanted expenses and save some amount of pocket money. You can save the money in Sanchayika scheme and use it to reach your short-term goals such as buying gifts for your friends/parents, for your own birthday party and so on. It will also help you build your savings habit.
Investment in your 20s
In their 20s, women decide their career and their future. Equities can be a good investment choice as you can take more risk when you are young. You can choose to invest in mutual funds for your long-term goals, as mutual funds will give you the benefit of professionals managing your money. Take up suitable health insurance plans at this age; this will take care of your medical emergencies. Make sure you have sufficient liquid funds to help you during emergencies. This should be the right stage to decide your long-term goals; plan in such a way that the long-term investments give you good returns at the appropriate time.
Investment in your 30s
At this stage of life, women are generally married and likely to have children. They become responsible for their family, and they have to secure their children's future. It is advisable to choose suitable term insurance plans and mutual funds that perform well. You have to choose educational plans for your children and tax plans for yourselves.
You can also choose to invest in real estate for long-term growth. Investment in gold is another good option; always buy gold in the form of coins or bars or invest in gold funds, never consider gold ornaments as an investment. Gold in the form of jewellery is only going to cause loss in the form of wastage and production/making charges.
Investment in your 40s
You will generally be earning more money at this age so try to increase your retirement savings and savings for your children's marriage and their higher education. If you were planning to buy/build a house this would be the appropriate stage.
Investment in your 50s
As you will be nearing your retirement, better invest in funds that involve lesser risk. Try to transfer a portion of your investment in equity to debt because in case there is a fall in the market at the time of your daughter's marriage you will have to face a loss and will not get sufficient money. Therefore, if you are planning for your daughter's marriage, shift your funds from equity to debt one year prior to the wedding planned.
Investment in senior citizen savings scheme would be appropriate for women who are above 60 years, as you will receive more returns compared to other schemes. Bank deposits and FDs will give you decent returns and your money will be safe. You can also rent a part of your house and earn money out of it.
Source : http://economictimes.indiatimes.com
Allotments in the cadre of Inspector Posts
Circle office, Hyderabad has ordered Regional allotments to the following failed SC/ST candidates who came out successful in the review result of Inspector Post examination 2007 and 2008 and approved for promotion to the cadre of Inspector Posts vide CO memo no ST / 2-2 / 2013/KW dated 23 .10.2013.
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Region in which working
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Remarks
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K.Srinivasa Rao, SA, SRO, Eluru
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Visakhapatnam
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Vijayawada
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IP-Exam 2007
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2
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M.Ramadevi, SPM, Jama-i- Osmania
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Hyderabad South East Division
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Hyderabad
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IP-Exam -2008
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3
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U.Hanumantha Rao, PA, Hyd South East Dn
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Hyderabad South East Division
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Kurnool
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IP-Exam-2008
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Maintenance of select panel while finalizing GDS selections - Clarification
Copy of Directorate memo No. 19-14/2010-GDS dated 18 October, 2013
Subject:- MAINTENANCE OF SELECT PANEL WHILE FINANLIZING THE SELECTION OF VARIOUS CATEGORIES OF GRAMIN DAK SEVAKS.
I am directed to refer your office letters No. STA/22-12/BG-West/III dated 12.03.2013 & 26.06.2013 and this Directorate letter No. even dated 25.06.2010 on the subject cited above and to clarify the doubts as follows:-
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Clarification
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If the approved candidates in the merit list declined to accept the offer of appointment and still there are number of eligible candidates in the merit list, whether the selection may be made by listing another select panel of 5 more candidates applied to the original notification or re-notification is to be issued in such cases?
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No. In case all five approved candidates decline, the select panel gets exhausted and, therefore, in such cases selection process is to be initiated afresh.
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A panel of 5 candidates was finalized during December 2012. First candidate did not turn up and the next meritorious candidates was selected and appointed on 16.01.2013. But he was terminated from service w.e.f. 01.04.2013 for his unsatisfactory work. Whether third candidate in the panel of selection made in the said case may be apointed or to go again for fresh appointment by fresh notification?
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Apart from the contingencies mentioned in Para 6(i) to (iii), the select panel may be utlized in other contingencies as well provided the select panel is valid reckoning one year from the date of finalization of the select panel initially.
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This issues with the approval of the competent authority.
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(Surender Kumar)
Assistant Director General (GDS)
Current Affairs & General Awareness for PSC and SSC Exams
Current Affairs & General Awareness for PSC and SSC Exams
1. As per the recently released Government data, which state has the highest percentage households availing of banking service?
Answer :- Himachal Pradesh
2. Who has appointed as the president of International Chamber of Commerce(ICC) India?
Answer :- Rajan Bharati Mittal
3. New STAR(Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty) is signed between which countries?
Answer :- USA and Russia
4. At which location, India's first all women Post Office was recently inaugurated ?
Answer :- New Delhi (at Shastri Bhawan)
5. Which was the them for 'International Women's Day 2013'?
Answer :- 'A Promise is a promise: Time for action to end violence against women'
6. With which European country did India sign the Tax Information Exchange Agreement(TIEA) on March ?
Answer :- Liechtenstein on 28th March 2013 [A central European Country]
7. Babili Project situated in which state?
Answer :- Maharastra
8.Which state won the Mushtaq Ali Twenty-20 Champianship Title?
Answer :- Gujarath
9. Who won the 67th Santosh Trophy tournament in March 2013?
Answer :- Services
10. Who is famous for 'Hole in the Wall' experiment?
Answer :- Sugata Mitra
11. The Spraty Island, which are under dispute are located at which sea?
Answer :- South China Sea
12. Who has created history by becoming the first Indian on solo non stop trip across the world in a sail boat ?
Answer :- Abhilash Tomy
13. The opening ceremony of the 2013 Indian Premier League was held at ?
Answer :- Kolkata
14. India started Visa on Arrival facility for the senior citizens of which country?
Answer :- Pakisthan
15. World Health Day was observed on ?
Answer :- April 7
16.Who has been recently formally appointed as China's President?
Answer:- Xi Jinping
17. The recent Indian budget has proposal for developing deep sea port at Sagar Island. This island is located in which state?
Answer:- West Bengal(data by facebook/IBPSExamination)
18. Which committee is set up for giving clear definitions for FDI & FII?
Answer:- Aravind Mayaram Committee
19. Who is the current Chairman of the Goods and Service Tax (GST) Network?
Answer:- Navin Kumar
20. Wold biggest wildlife summit was held in which country?
Answer:- Bangkok
21. Who has been appointed as the new United States Defense Secretary?
Answer:- Chuck Hagel
22. Jorge Mario Bergoglio, who is elected as the Catholic Church's new Pope hails from which country?
Answer:- Arhentina
23. Which state government has announced a new scheme called Kanyasri Prakalpa, to encourage girls towards higher education?
Answer:- West Bengal
24. The first women's Government Medical College of Independent India is located at which state?
Answer:- Haryana
25. Who was re-elected for a second term as IAEA (International Atomic Energey Agency) Chief?
Answer:- Yukiya Amano
26.Which Indian IT major has been reorganized for the second year as one of the world's most ethical firms by business ethics think-tank Ethisphere Institute?
Answer:- Wipro
27.Which Indian orgin writer has won the inagural British Physics Journalism Prize?
Answer:- Anil Ananthaswamy
28. Which country is set to launch first solid fuel rocket by 2016?
Answer:- China
29. Who is the head of the six member committee constituted by the Union Government to prepare a blueprint for the proposed women's bank?
Answer:- M.B.N.Rao
30.Which is the location of the proposed National Institute of Sports Science and Medicine (NISSM)?(data by facebook/IBPSExamination)
Answer:- New Delhi
http://sapost.blogspot.in/
31. Who is appointed as the Mission Director for the ambitious Direct Benefits Transfer(DBT) scheme?
Answer :- Sindhushree Khullar
32. Which ministry has recently launched the Ragiv Rinn Yojana (RRY)?
Answer :- Ministry of Housing & Urban Poverty Alleviation
33. The Changthangi or pashmina goat is found in which Indian State?
Answer :- Jammu & Kashmir
34.The Elephanta Cultural festival is organized by which State Government?
Answer :- Maharastra
35.The Union Budgect 2013-14 has pegged the fiscal deficit for the current year at which rate?
Answer :- 5.6 %
36. Which Indian was awarded SAARC Literature Award in 2013?
Answer :- Abhay.K
37.Who is the head of the 16-member committee set by SEBI to suggest new rules for dealing with insider trading?
Answer :- N.K.Sodhi
38.What is the name of new version of Office Software launched by the Microsoft?
Answer :- Office 365
39. What is the expansion of IDR, which is an instrument for foreign companies to raise funds from the Indian Securities Markets?
Answer :- Indian Depository Receipt
40. Recently, which country has successfully extracted natural gas from methane hydrate deposits under the sea, in the first example of production of the gas offshore?
Answer :- Japan
41. Who is the Chairperson of FSDC (Financial Stability and Development Council)?
Answer :- Finance Minister
42. Hago Chavez, who recently passed away was the president of which country?
Answer :- Venezuela
43. Key Resolve 2013 is the joint military exercise of which countries?
Answer :- United States and South Korea
44. What is the rank of India in the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Human Development Report for 2013?
Answer :- 136th
45. Recently, which country has signed an accord with India to strengthen collaboration in the field of Earth Science and help improve forecasts about climate-related phenomena?
Answer :- United Kingdom
46. Recently, which film has picked up the Golden Bear for best film at the Berlin film festival?
Answer :- Child's Pose
47. Which festival is celebrated annually by the Sufi Musicians in New Delhi?
Answer :- Jahan-e-Khusrau festival
48. The world's largest biogas plant was inaugurated in which country?
Answer :- Finland
49. Which is first in India to receive Rs.25 lakh as carbon credits from the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change(UNFCCC)?
Answer :- Okhla composting plant [South Delhi Municipal Corporation's plant]
50. Recently, which ministry has launched e-PPS scheme?
Answer :- Union Ministry for Communication and IT
http://sapost.blogspot.in/
51. Chairman of Prime Minister's Economic Advisory Council?
Answer :- C.Rangarajan
52. Name the project for which Prime Minister laid foundation for a project recently in Cochin?
Answer :- Integrated Refinary Expansion Project (IREP) of Bharat Petroleum Kochi Refinery
53. Name the country which is designing software for controlling social media access?
Answer :- Iran
54. Mauritius president who visited recently India whose parents were descents from Bihar?
Answer :- Rajkeswar Purryag
55. 14,833 drummer's ensemble to enter the Guiness World Records in which state?
Answer :- Assam
Artist played Khol [ A traditional Assamese musical instrument]
56. Where will being the work to implement world's largest solar telescope?
Answer :- Ladakh
57. Diplomat and good will Ambassadors of India in UNESCO since 2000 passed away recently, who?
Answer :- Madanjeet Singh
58. Centenary session of Indian Science Congress held in ?
Answer :- Kolkata
59. Who selected as the new financial service secretary in Finance Ministry?
Answer :- Rajiv Takru
60. Who preceded Ratan Tata as Chairman in Tata Group?
Answer :- Cyrus Pranav
61. What is IPK, which was recently in news?
Answer :- International Prototype Kilogram
Against IPK all the measurements of mass are set. It was first established in 1875
62. First civil air service of the state 'Mantra Airlines' inaugurated recently belongs to which Indian state?
Answer :- Jammu and Kashmir
63. Newely appointed chairman of law commission?
Answer :- Justice D.K.Jain
64.Which countrydefeated India in the Davis Cup Asia- Oceania Group One First Round?
Answer :- South Korea
65.Who is appointed as the new Solicitor General of India?
Answer :- Mohan Parasaran (Rohinton Nariman has recently resigned this post)
66. Who lead Team Mumbai in the Irani Trophy match against Rest of India?
Answer :- Abhishek Nayar
67. Who became the champions in the Hockey India Leagu , 2013?
Answer :- Ranchi Rhinos
They beat Delhi Daredevils 2 - 1 in the final
68. The reowned Malayalam poet who passed away on 11 February?
Answer :- D.Vinayachandran
69. Arjun Munda, Jharkahnd CM had to submit his resignation due to the withdrawal of which party in coalition?
Answer :- Jharkhand Mukti Morcha
70. India Governement announced the postponement of which law it will come into force from April 2016?
Answer :- GAAR (General Anti Avoidance Rule)
http://sapost.blogspot.in/
71.The 2013 SAARC literature festival was hosted by which place?
Answer:- Agra
72.Recently, which country the giant Atacama Large Millimeter/Sumillimeter Array (ALMA) telescope is uneveiled?
Answer:- Chile
73. Who is the writer of the book titled ' Walking with Lions: Tales from a Diplomatic Past'?
Answer:- K.Natwar Singh
74. As per recent government decision, one major port is to be developed in each of Andhra Pradesh and West Bengal. What is the current number of Major Ports in India?
Answer:- 12
75.Recently, which country was in news for a current designing of Wold's largest magnet, weighting 50000 tonnes?
Answer:- India (at the Bhabha Atomic Research Centre)
1. As per the recently released Government data, which state has the highest percentage households availing of banking service?
Answer :- Himachal Pradesh
2. Who has appointed as the president of International Chamber of Commerce(ICC) India?
Answer :- Rajan Bharati Mittal
3. New STAR(Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty) is signed between which countries?
Answer :- USA and Russia
4. At which location, India's first all women Post Office was recently inaugurated ?
Answer :- New Delhi (at Shastri Bhawan)
5. Which was the them for 'International Women's Day 2013'?
Answer :- 'A Promise is a promise: Time for action to end violence against women'
6. With which European country did India sign the Tax Information Exchange Agreement(TIEA) on March ?
Answer :- Liechtenstein on 28th March 2013 [A central European Country]
7. Babili Project situated in which state?
Answer :- Maharastra
8.Which state won the Mushtaq Ali Twenty-20 Champianship Title?
Answer :- Gujarath
9. Who won the 67th Santosh Trophy tournament in March 2013?
Answer :- Services
10. Who is famous for 'Hole in the Wall' experiment?
Answer :- Sugata Mitra
11. The Spraty Island, which are under dispute are located at which sea?
Answer :- South China Sea
12. Who has created history by becoming the first Indian on solo non stop trip across the world in a sail boat ?
Answer :- Abhilash Tomy
13. The opening ceremony of the 2013 Indian Premier League was held at ?
Answer :- Kolkata
14. India started Visa on Arrival facility for the senior citizens of which country?
Answer :- Pakisthan
15. World Health Day was observed on ?
Answer :- April 7
16.Who has been recently formally appointed as China's President?
Answer:- Xi Jinping
17. The recent Indian budget has proposal for developing deep sea port at Sagar Island. This island is located in which state?
Answer:- West Bengal(data by facebook/IBPSExamination)
18. Which committee is set up for giving clear definitions for FDI & FII?
Answer:- Aravind Mayaram Committee
19. Who is the current Chairman of the Goods and Service Tax (GST) Network?
Answer:- Navin Kumar
20. Wold biggest wildlife summit was held in which country?
Answer:- Bangkok
21. Who has been appointed as the new United States Defense Secretary?
Answer:- Chuck Hagel
22. Jorge Mario Bergoglio, who is elected as the Catholic Church's new Pope hails from which country?
Answer:- Arhentina
23. Which state government has announced a new scheme called Kanyasri Prakalpa, to encourage girls towards higher education?
Answer:- West Bengal
24. The first women's Government Medical College of Independent India is located at which state?
Answer:- Haryana
25. Who was re-elected for a second term as IAEA (International Atomic Energey Agency) Chief?
Answer:- Yukiya Amano
26.Which Indian IT major has been reorganized for the second year as one of the world's most ethical firms by business ethics think-tank Ethisphere Institute?
Answer:- Wipro
27.Which Indian orgin writer has won the inagural British Physics Journalism Prize?
Answer:- Anil Ananthaswamy
28. Which country is set to launch first solid fuel rocket by 2016?
Answer:- China
29. Who is the head of the six member committee constituted by the Union Government to prepare a blueprint for the proposed women's bank?
Answer:- M.B.N.Rao
30.Which is the location of the proposed National Institute of Sports Science and Medicine (NISSM)?(data by facebook/IBPSExamination)
Answer:- New Delhi
http://sapost.blogspot.in/
31. Who is appointed as the Mission Director for the ambitious Direct Benefits Transfer(DBT) scheme?
Answer :- Sindhushree Khullar
32. Which ministry has recently launched the Ragiv Rinn Yojana (RRY)?
Answer :- Ministry of Housing & Urban Poverty Alleviation
33. The Changthangi or pashmina goat is found in which Indian State?
Answer :- Jammu & Kashmir
34.The Elephanta Cultural festival is organized by which State Government?
Answer :- Maharastra
35.The Union Budgect 2013-14 has pegged the fiscal deficit for the current year at which rate?
Answer :- 5.6 %
36. Which Indian was awarded SAARC Literature Award in 2013?
Answer :- Abhay.K
37.Who is the head of the 16-member committee set by SEBI to suggest new rules for dealing with insider trading?
Answer :- N.K.Sodhi
38.What is the name of new version of Office Software launched by the Microsoft?
Answer :- Office 365
39. What is the expansion of IDR, which is an instrument for foreign companies to raise funds from the Indian Securities Markets?
Answer :- Indian Depository Receipt
40. Recently, which country has successfully extracted natural gas from methane hydrate deposits under the sea, in the first example of production of the gas offshore?
Answer :- Japan
41. Who is the Chairperson of FSDC (Financial Stability and Development Council)?
Answer :- Finance Minister
42. Hago Chavez, who recently passed away was the president of which country?
Answer :- Venezuela
43. Key Resolve 2013 is the joint military exercise of which countries?
Answer :- United States and South Korea
44. What is the rank of India in the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Human Development Report for 2013?
Answer :- 136th
45. Recently, which country has signed an accord with India to strengthen collaboration in the field of Earth Science and help improve forecasts about climate-related phenomena?
Answer :- United Kingdom
46. Recently, which film has picked up the Golden Bear for best film at the Berlin film festival?
Answer :- Child's Pose
47. Which festival is celebrated annually by the Sufi Musicians in New Delhi?
Answer :- Jahan-e-Khusrau festival
48. The world's largest biogas plant was inaugurated in which country?
Answer :- Finland
49. Which is first in India to receive Rs.25 lakh as carbon credits from the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change(UNFCCC)?
Answer :- Okhla composting plant [South Delhi Municipal Corporation's plant]
50. Recently, which ministry has launched e-PPS scheme?
Answer :- Union Ministry for Communication and IT
http://sapost.blogspot.in/
51. Chairman of Prime Minister's Economic Advisory Council?
Answer :- C.Rangarajan
52. Name the project for which Prime Minister laid foundation for a project recently in Cochin?
Answer :- Integrated Refinary Expansion Project (IREP) of Bharat Petroleum Kochi Refinery
53. Name the country which is designing software for controlling social media access?
Answer :- Iran
54. Mauritius president who visited recently India whose parents were descents from Bihar?
Answer :- Rajkeswar Purryag
55. 14,833 drummer's ensemble to enter the Guiness World Records in which state?
Answer :- Assam
Artist played Khol [ A traditional Assamese musical instrument]
56. Where will being the work to implement world's largest solar telescope?
Answer :- Ladakh
57. Diplomat and good will Ambassadors of India in UNESCO since 2000 passed away recently, who?
Answer :- Madanjeet Singh
58. Centenary session of Indian Science Congress held in ?
Answer :- Kolkata
59. Who selected as the new financial service secretary in Finance Ministry?
Answer :- Rajiv Takru
60. Who preceded Ratan Tata as Chairman in Tata Group?
Answer :- Cyrus Pranav
61. What is IPK, which was recently in news?
Answer :- International Prototype Kilogram
Against IPK all the measurements of mass are set. It was first established in 1875
62. First civil air service of the state 'Mantra Airlines' inaugurated recently belongs to which Indian state?
Answer :- Jammu and Kashmir
63. Newely appointed chairman of law commission?
Answer :- Justice D.K.Jain
64.Which countrydefeated India in the Davis Cup Asia- Oceania Group One First Round?
Answer :- South Korea
65.Who is appointed as the new Solicitor General of India?
Answer :- Mohan Parasaran (Rohinton Nariman has recently resigned this post)
66. Who lead Team Mumbai in the Irani Trophy match against Rest of India?
Answer :- Abhishek Nayar
67. Who became the champions in the Hockey India Leagu , 2013?
Answer :- Ranchi Rhinos
They beat Delhi Daredevils 2 - 1 in the final
68. The reowned Malayalam poet who passed away on 11 February?
Answer :- D.Vinayachandran
69. Arjun Munda, Jharkahnd CM had to submit his resignation due to the withdrawal of which party in coalition?
Answer :- Jharkhand Mukti Morcha
70. India Governement announced the postponement of which law it will come into force from April 2016?
Answer :- GAAR (General Anti Avoidance Rule)
http://sapost.blogspot.in/
71.The 2013 SAARC literature festival was hosted by which place?
Answer:- Agra
72.Recently, which country the giant Atacama Large Millimeter/Sumillimeter Array (ALMA) telescope is uneveiled?
Answer:- Chile
73. Who is the writer of the book titled ' Walking with Lions: Tales from a Diplomatic Past'?
Answer:- K.Natwar Singh
74. As per recent government decision, one major port is to be developed in each of Andhra Pradesh and West Bengal. What is the current number of Major Ports in India?
Answer:- 12
75.Recently, which country was in news for a current designing of Wold's largest magnet, weighting 50000 tonnes?
Answer:- India (at the Bhabha Atomic Research Centre)
Banking Question Answers:
Banking Question Answers:
1. Who is the new president of Pakistan?
Mamnoon Hussain
2. Geeta Phogat is related to which game?
Wrestling
3. Full form of IFSC?
Indian Financial System Code
4. What is the current SLR?
23%
5. BTM stands for?
Banking Through Mobile
6. Name the Prime Minister of Bhutan?
Tshering Tobgay
7. Name the Bengali film Director who died recently?
Rituporno
8. Which program has been changed to new name “swarna jyanti rojgar yojna”?
Nehru Rozgar Yojana (NRY) and National urban livelihood mission
9. Banking Ombudsman issued by?
RBI
10. Which country will be hosting the 2020 Olympic Games?
Japan (Tokyo)
11. RBI is going to issue plastic note of ________ rupees.
Rs 10
12. Among BSE and NIFTY which has been established first in India?
BSE
13. Film and Television Institute of India is situated at?
Pune
14. Name the chemical used in Syria attack?
Sarin Gas
15.Where is the head quarters of Bharathiya Mahila Bank, the first all women bank in India?
New Delhi
16. Prime Minister’s key economic adviser C Rangarajan lowered the growth forecast for the current fiscal to ________ per cent?
5.30%
17. Current Marginal Standing Facility (MSF)?
9.5 per cent
18. RIDF maintained by?
NABARD
19. What is FACTORING?--Factoring is a financial transaction in which a business sells its accounts receivable (i.e., invoices) to a third party (called a factor) at a discount
20. Food security bill how much percent people benefited
67%
21. Who won Jnanpith award 2012?
Ravuri Bhardwaj
22. NOKIA was recently acquired by?
Microsoft
23. PMEAC report India’s growth rate as ________.
5.30%
24. R.Chandrashekhar is the Chairman of?
NASSCOM
Lakes in India - General Knowledge
Lakes in India
1. Wular Lake: Wular Lake is one of the largest fresh water lakes in Asia and the largest in India, is located in Jammu and Kashmir.
2. Loktak Lake: Loktak Lake is the largest freshwater lake in northeastern India, located in Manipur. It is also called the only floating lake in the world due to the floating phumdis
3. Damdama Lake: Damdama Lake is one of the biggest natural lakes in Haryana. It is a weekend getaway destination around Delhi. Located near the Aravalli Hills and the best place for Boating, Rock Climbing, Bungee jumping and trekking.
4. Dal Lake: The Kashmir valley is blessed with exotic natural beauty of landscape and water bodies, out of them one of the best is Dal Lake. Dal Lake is one of the most beautiful lakes of India and is the second largest in the J&K valley.
5. Pichola Lake: Lake Pichola is an artificial fresh water lake situated in Udaipur city in Rajasthan. Udaipur is a beautiful city, set amidst the Aravalli Ranges of Rajasthan, India.
6. Gurudongmar Lake: Gurudongmar Lake is one of the highest lakes in the world. This fresh-water lake is located northeast of the Kangchenjunga range in Sikkim.
7. Chilka Lake: Chilka Lake is the brackish water lake and is the largest coastal lake in India. The Chilka Lake in situated in Orissa and is Asia’s largest inland salt-water lagoon.
8. Vembanad Lake: Vembanad Lake is India’s longest lake and is the largest lakes in the beautiful state land of God, Kerala. The Vembanad Lake is the largest brackish lagoon in Kerala.
9. Bhimtal Lake: The pride of Bhimtal is a beautiful lake in Uttarakhand which offers magnificent vistas for tourists. The lake is larger than Nainital lake,The island at the center of the lake.
10. Upper lake: Upper lake is the largest artificial lake in Asia, situated in “City of Lakes” called Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh. Bhopal is also considered as one of the green city in India.
The President of India, Shri Pranab Mukherjee has condoled the passing away of Shri Manna Dey.
The President of India, Shri Pranab Mukherjee has condoled the passing away of Shri Manna Dey.
In a condolence message to his daughter, Smt. Shumita Deb, the President has said, “In the passing away of Shri Manna Dey, the nation has lost a veteran playback singer, a versatile artist of extraordinary ability and a creative genius who mesmerized listeners with his enchanting voice. The unique style of singing of this multi-talented singer shall always be remembered. The melodious songs sung in several languages that he has left behind will continue to enthrall music lovers forever”.
List of Indian Prime Ministers (1947-2012)
No
|
Name
|
Entered office
|
Left office
|
Date of Birth
|
Date of Death
|
Political party
|
1
|
Jawahar Lal Nehru
|
15-Aug-1947
|
27-May-1964
|
14-Nov-1889
|
27-May-1964
|
Indian NationalCongress
|
2
|
Gulzarilal Nanda
|
27-May-1964
|
9 June 1964 *
|
4 July 1898
|
15-Jan-1998
|
Indian NationalCongress
|
3
|
Lal Bahadur Shastri
|
09-Jun-1964
|
11-Jan-1966
|
02-Oct-1904
|
11-Jan-1966
|
Indian NationalCongress
|
4
|
Gulzarilal Nanda
|
11-Jan-1966
|
24 January 1966 *
|
4-July-1898
|
15-Jan-1998
|
Indian NationalCongress
|
5
|
Indira Gandhi
|
24-Jan-1966
|
24-Mar-1977
|
19-Nov-1917
|
31-Oct-1984
|
Indian NationalCongress
|
6
|
Morarji Desai
|
24-Mar-1977
|
28-Jul-1979
|
29-Feb-1896
|
10-Apr-1995
|
Janata Party
|
7
|
Charan Singh
|
28-Jul-1979
|
14-Jan-1980
|
23-Dec-1902
|
29-May-1987
|
Janata Party
|
8
|
Indira Gandhi
|
14-Jan-1980
|
31-Oct-1984
|
19-Nov-1917
|
31-Oct-1984
|
Indian NationalCongress
|
9
|
Rajiv Gandhi
|
31-Oct-1984
|
02-Dec-1989
|
20-Aug-1944
|
21-May-1991
|
Indian National Congress(Indira)
|
10
|
Vishwanath PratapSingh
|
02-Dec-1989
|
10-Nov-1990
|
25-Jun-1931
|
27-Nov-2008
|
Janata Dal
|
11
|
Chandra Shekhar
|
10-Nov-1990
|
21-Jun-1991
|
01-Jul-1927
|
08-Jul-2007
|
Samajwadi JanataParty
|
12
|
P. V. Narasimha Rao
|
21-Jun-1991
|
16-May-1996
|
28-Jun-1921
|
23-Dec-2004
|
Indian NationalCongress
|
13
|
Atal Bihari Vajpayee
|
16-May-1996
|
01-Jun-1996
|
25-Dec-1924
|
Alive
|
Bharatiya JanataParty
|
14
|
H. D. Deve Gowda
|
01-Jun-1996
|
21-Apr-1997
|
18-May-1933
|
Alive
|
Janata Dal
|
15
|
Inder Kumar Gujral
|
21-Apr-1997
|
19-Mar-1998
|
04-Dec-1919
|
Alive
|
Janata Dal
|
16
|
Atal Bihari Vajpayee
|
19-Mar-1998
|
22-May-2004
|
25-Dec-1924
|
Alive
|
Bharatiya JanataParty
|
17
|
Dr. Manmohan Singh
|
22-May-2004
|
Incumbent
|
26-Sep-1932
|
Alive
| |
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