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Indian railway jobs for Scouts / Guides Quota in Kolkata. Last Date to apply: 04 Nov 2016
Employment Notice No.
01/2016/S&G/ER
Indian railway jobs for Scouts / Guides Quota in Kolkata. Last Date to apply: 04 Nov 2016
Scouts And Guides Quota for the Year 2016-2017 recruitment in Eastern Railway
Category -1 Group
'C' (NTPC only)
Quota: 02 Anywhere in Eastern Rly
Eligibility: i) For Non-Technical Popular Categories (NTPC) : 12th (+2 stage) or its equivalent examination with not less than 50% marks in the aggregate. 50% marks is not to be insisted upon in case of SC/ST/Ex-Servicemen. (ii) Scouting/Guiding Qualification as in Para 4.0.
Quota: 02 Anywhere in Eastern Rly
Eligibility: i) For Non-Technical Popular Categories (NTPC) : 12th (+2 stage) or its equivalent examination with not less than 50% marks in the aggregate. 50% marks is not to be insisted upon in case of SC/ST/Ex-Servicemen. (ii) Scouting/Guiding Qualification as in Para 4.0.
Age:
18 to 29 yrs.
Category - 2 Erstwhile Group 'D'
Eligibility: (i) Passed Class-10th or ITI or equivalent or National Apprenticeship Certificate (NAC) granted by NCVT. (ii) Scouting/Guiding Qualification as in Para 4.0
Category - 2 Erstwhile Group 'D'
Eligibility: (i) Passed Class-10th or ITI or equivalent or National Apprenticeship Certificate (NAC) granted by NCVT. (ii) Scouting/Guiding Qualification as in Para 4.0
Quota:
08 (Anywhere in Eastern Rly.) Except H.Q
Age: 18 to 32 yrs.
Pay Scale : Rs. 5200-20200
Selection Procedure: Written Examination/Scouting Skill Assessment.
Age: 18 to 32 yrs.
Pay Scale : Rs. 5200-20200
Selection Procedure: Written Examination/Scouting Skill Assessment.
Closing Date
and Time for receipt of applications: 04.11.2016
upto 17:00 hrs. Separate
application (for category-1 and category-2) in prescribed format is to be sent
by ordinary post only addressed to the Chief
Personnel Officer, E.Rly., 17, Netaji Subhas Road (1st floor), CPO’s Office,
Recruitment Section, Fairlie Place, Kolkata–700 001 or to be dropped in the application
box kept in the office of the Chief Personnel Officer, E.Rly., Recruitment
Section, during office hours.
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Indian railway jobs for Cultural Quota in Allahabad. Last Date to apply: 21 Nov 2016
Indian railway jobs for Cultural Quota in Allahabad. Last Date to apply: 21 Nov 2016:
Employment
Notice No. CQ 2016-17
Cultural
Quota (Open Advertisement) Jobs opportunity in North Central
Railway
Octapad - Instrument player/1 Post
Octapad - Instrument player/1 Post
Singer (Hindustani - Light)/1 Post
Educational qualification: The Candidate should have minimum qualification of Intermediate or its equivalent examination passed with not less than 50% marks in the aggregate from any recognized Board. The condition of 50% mark is not to be insisted upon in case of SC/ST/Ex-servicemen. Possession of degree/diploma certificate in specified stream from Government recognized institution for which notification issued.
Desirable: Experience in the field and performances given on AIR/ Doordarshan etc. Prizes won at national level
Educational qualification: The Candidate should have minimum qualification of Intermediate or its equivalent examination passed with not less than 50% marks in the aggregate from any recognized Board. The condition of 50% mark is not to be insisted upon in case of SC/ST/Ex-servicemen. Possession of degree/diploma certificate in specified stream from Government recognized institution for which notification issued.
Desirable: Experience in the field and performances given on AIR/ Doordarshan etc. Prizes won at national level
Age: 18 to 29 years as on 01.07.2016.
Pay
Scale : Rs. 5200-20200
Mode of Selection: Written test
Examination Fee: Rs.500/- (Rupee Five Hundred Only)
Mode of Selection: Written test
Examination Fee: Rs.500/- (Rupee Five Hundred Only)
Candidates can apply through Online.
The ONLINE application, complete in all
respect, can be submitted upto 21.11.2016 till 23.59 Hrs
for full notification click here
Akhilesh Yadav distributes ration cards bearing his photo, Opposition objects
Akhilesh Yadav distributes ration cards bearing his photo,
Opposition objects
Lucknow: Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav on Wednesday launched
a programme for distributing new ration cards bearing his photograph and name,
which the rival parties dubbed as a "cheap political gimmick" in view
of the Assembly polls due next year.
He,
however, sought to downplay the issue, saying it was important for people to
know who was working for them.
File photo of CM
Akhilesh Yadav. PTI
"Under
the National Food Security Act, 3.15 crore ration cards have been printed. The
Act was implemented in the state on 1 March. Under it, those having 'Antyoday'
cards will be given 35 kg food grains, while 'Grasthi' card holders will get 5
kg food grains per month," he said at the programme at his official
residence.
"People
may question why there is a photograph of the Chief Minister on the bag of
ration or on the ration card. If we are helping the poor, there should be some
publicity of it. It is important for people to know who is working for
them," he said.
BJP and
Congress denounced the SP government's move to put the Chief Minister's
photograph on the new ration cards.
"The
CM should not have put his photo on the ration cards. It has been done in view
of the Assembly polls," Congress state unit Vice President Satyadev
Tripathi said.
BJP
said it was a Central government scheme. "Putting the Chief Minister's
photo on ration cards is objectionable. It's a cheap publicity gimmick for
political gains," party spokesman Harish Chandra Srivastava said.
India vs New Zealand
India vs New Zealand: Trent Boult says Kane Williamson
going through 'tough time' as captain
New
Zealand seamer Trent Boult today said that it will be difficult to find a
charismatic leader like Brendon McCullum while admitting that current skipper
Kane Williamson is going "through pretty tough time" as a captain.
Asked
to compare the two, Boult gave an elaborate explanation.
New Zealand bowler Trent
Boult. AFP
"Kane
is a classy player and has been ranked as a top batsman for a reason. In a way,
he has had pretty tough time walking into the role of captaincy. It has been a
learning experience for the whole team to be honest. The way Brendon led the
team, I don't think anyone could do it as well as he did it. He set his own
tone, we all know what kind of explosive batsman, he is. But we are stacked up
with lot of quality players in the side and we need all of them to stand up and
put in good performance," Boult said.
While
he did not want to point fingers at any particular batsmen, he said that a
collective effort is needed from them after an indifferent tour so far.
"As
a unit, we are looking to get more runs. If we get more runs on the board, we
can put more scoreboard pressure on a good Indian side. I am not going to
single anyone out in terms of performance, but they should contribute with the
bat, bowl and in the field. Try and put in more energy," Boult said on the
eve of the second one-dayer at the Feroze Shah Kotla stadium here tomorrow.
Boult
said that the quality of spin bowling that they encountered during the Test
series is something that they are not used to.
Asked
if Ravichandran Ashwin's effect is still bothering the Kiwi batsmen, Boult
said: "I am not too sure about that. Indians bowled well in Dharamsala to
start off. Especially their seamers. They set the tone, managed to get us down
to four in first 10 over. What the likes of Ashwin and Jadeja have done, we are
not used to in home conditions."
Boult
maintained that the mood in the camp is still upbeat despite failing to
register a win in the tour so far.
"Obviously
it hadn't gone as we have liked it to be. It's been a tough learning experience
in Test series and a severe defeat in Dharamsala, the other night. The mood in
the camp is positive and guys are looking forward to the challenge. Obviously
luxury, five-match series, you have four match up for grabs and opportunity to
right a few wrongs," he signed off.
CISF Recruitment 2016
CISF Recruitment 2016 – 441 Constable/ Driver
Posts: Central Industrial
Security Force (CISF) has issued a notification for the special recruitment
drive for filling up backlog vacancies of SC and ST in the trade of 441
Constable/ Driver vacancies on temporary basis. Eligible candidates can apply
in the prescribed application format on or before 19-11-2016 & for North
East region residents 26-11-2016. Other details like age limit, educational
qualification, selection process, application fee & how to apply are given
below…
CISF Vacancy Details:
Total
No.of Posts: 441
Name of the Posts: Constable/ Driver (Backlog vacancies)
1. SC: 364 Posts
2. ST: 77 Posts
Name of the Posts: Constable/ Driver (Backlog vacancies)
1. SC: 364 Posts
2. ST: 77 Posts
Age Limit: Candidates age should be between 21-27 years as on 19-11-2016
including for the candidates of North East Region. Age relaxation 5 years is
applicable to those persons who had ordinarily been domiciled in the State of
Jammu & Kashmir during the period from 01-01-1980 to 31-12-1989 & for
other refer notification.
Educational Qualification: Candidates should possess Matriculation or
equivalent qualification from a recognized Board.
Selection Process: Candidates will be selected based on Written
Test, Trade Test, Driving Test, Physical Efficiency Test & Medical
Examination.
Application Fee: Candidates should pay Rs. 25/- through demand
draft. (The details of authority to whom the appeal should be submitted and DDO
concerned and payable branch etc will be mentioned in the rejection slip itself
to be issued by the Examining Medical Officer/ Chairman of the Recruitment
Board).
How to Apply: Eligible candidates send their application in the prescribed format
along with two self addressed envelopes (8×19 cms size) duly affixing postal
stamps for Rs.22/- each, attested photocopies of all relevant certificates as
mentioned in the notification, experience, two additional self signed (in the
front) passport size photographs to the concerned address on or before
19-11-2016 & for North East region residents 26-11-2016.
Important Dates:
Last Date for Submission of Application: 19-11-2016.
Last Date for Submission of Application for North East region residents: 26-11-2016.
Last Date for Submission of Application: 19-11-2016.
Last Date for Submission of Application for North East region residents: 26-11-2016.
for full details visit the following link:
ECHS RECRUITMENT 2016
ECHS Recruitment 2016 – MO, Female Attendant
& Other Posts: Ex-Servicemen
Contributory Health Scheme (ECHS), Polyclinic Sambalpur has advertised a
notification for the recruitment of Medical Officer & Female Attendant
vacancies on contractual basis. Eligible candidates can apply in prescribed
application format on or before 21-11-2016. Other details like educational
qualification, selection process and how to apply are given below…
ECHS Vacancy Details:
Total No. of Posts: 03
Name of the Posts:
1. Medical Officer: 02 Posts
2. Female Attendant: 01 Post
Total No. of Posts: 03
Name of the Posts:
1. Medical Officer: 02 Posts
2. Female Attendant: 01 Post
Educational Qualification: Candidates Should possess MBBS Minimum Three
years experience after internship for S.No-1, Literate Minimum Five years
experience for S.No-2 Posts.
Selection Process: Candidates will be selected based on applicants
performance in interview.
How to Apply: Eligible candidates can send their application in prescribed
format along with relevant documents to ECHS, Polyclinic Sambalpur or mail to
echs.sambalpur@gmail.com on or before 21-11-2016 & attend the interview
along with original certificate/ Degree photocopy of testimonials/ experience
as applicable and two PP size photographs on 07 & 08-12-2016 at 0900 hrs.
Important dates:
Last date for receipt of applications: 21-11-2016
Date
& Time of Interview: 07 & 08-12-2016 at 0900 hrs.
For more details like experience, pay, Role Summary/ Purpose, category, tenure,
compensation, remuneration, tenure, vacancy details, emolument, selection
process, age relaxation and other information click on the link given below..
Delhi National Zoological Park shuts down temporarily due to bird flu
Delhi National Zoological Park shuts down temporarily due
to bird flu
According to zoo sources, around 8 water birds and a few ducks
and pelicans were reported to have been affected by bird flu last week.
"The zoo has been shut
down until further notice. We have sent samples of a couple of dead ducks to
Jalandhar and Mathura. We are awaiting the report," a zoo official said.
These cases come a nearly
month after India declared itself free from the highly contagious avian
influenza (H5N1) or bird flu.
The official claimed that
the influenza will not affect humans and the shutting down of zoo premises was
a precautionary measure.
A team of Central Zoo
Authority will shortly visit the premises of the zoo which houses around 40
pelicans and 20 ducks.
The National Zoological
Park has been battling with a spate of animal deaths since earlier this year.
Around 46 spotted deers were found dead at its premises in January.
India had declared itself
free from bird flu in September. In a statement, the Centre had also emphasised
the need for "continued surveillance especially in the vulnerable areas
bordering infected countries and in areas visited by migratory birds".
Bird
flu affects mainly the domestic poultry.
The disease spreads from
infected birds to other winged creatures through contact with nasal and
respiratory secretions and also due to contamination of feed and water.
ISL 2016: Mumbai City FC coach Alexandre Guimaraes hails 'fantastic' show, despite draw
IISL 2016: Mumbai City FC coach Alexandre Guimaraes hails 'fantastic' show, despite draw
Despite squandering two goal
advantages twice and ending up dropping two points, Mumbai City FC coach
Alexandre Guimaraes was full of praise for his team as they moved to the second
position in the table. Mumbai took a 2-0 lead courtesy Krisztian Vadocz inside
38 minutes. Richard Gadze pulled one back for Delhi early in the second half
before Sony Norde restored the two-goal cushion in the 69th minute. However,
Badara Badji scored for Delhi five minutes later, and with eight minutes to go,
Delhi earned a controversial penalty which Marcelinho converted to script a
dramatic comeback and salvage a point.
We had
a fantastic game," Mumbai City FC manager Alexandre Guimaraes said
at the post-match conference. "Game was good. Rival also came out to
play. We are disappointed. The objective of ISL is to have game like these. Offensive
and open game with 22 players putting their heart to get result. What happens
sometimes happens. I am very proud of what my team is doing. We are still there
on top," he added.
There was action, there were
goals and there was drama and one felt that Mumbai were hard done by poor
refereeing in the match.
There was a wrong offside call
which resulted in Delhi pulling one back through Gadze in the 55th minute. And
then a crucial, but soft penalty decision was given against them in the dying
stages of the match which helped Delhi draw level and snatch two points from
Mumbai. Guimaraes chose to describe his disappointment in very few words.
"I don't have a lot to say.
Images show more than I can say," the Mumbai coach said.
Mumbai could have killed the
match off early but for the missed chances and somewhere down the line their
poor finishing proved to be crucial too.
In all, Mumbai had 16 shots in
the match - seven on target and nine off it - but just three goals to show.
Mumbai coach defended the
finishing saying the chances created were 50-50 and that the team was heading
in the right direction.
"This is football. What's
important for us is to have a system where players can express themselves. We
went there to play attacking game, to create and to give the players to play
their (natural) games. This is football. We had 50-50 chances today but we have
to just konw that we are in the right direction," Guimaraes said
at the post-match conference.
Norde was electric on the left
flank and constantly gave the defenders a tough time. He deservedly got a goal
in the 69th minute which restored Mumbai's two-goal lead but soon after that he
was substituted. The coach was full of praise for the winger but constant
travel and other injury concerns made him play safe.
"Norde is an important
player. He wants to always play. We have to take care though, manage minutes.
We have lost too many players to injury. He did great, he is an important
player for us and he showed it today," Guimaraes said.
"He has been travelling a
lot from one place to another. He went to Kerala and then came here. He started
to feel a bit tired. Today there was an injury to Leo Costa, last game it was
Anwar. We have to take care of our players," he added.
Midfielder
Vadocz opened his account in the tournament and was the best player on the
field. He was tireless and ran box-to-box, always there at the right place at
the right time. He showed great positional sense and made really clever runs to
score two goals. Guimaraes said that it was the intelligence of the Hungarian
that stood out.
"He's been doing this since
game one. He is a very intelligent player who understands the game, understands
what I want from him in that role," Guimaraes told reporters. "He
knows his role and he's getting better. He has the physical strength to do it.
I am very pleased with his understanding of idea, there is an idea behind
it," he added.
While finishing was a problem,
there were some silver linings too for Mumbai as Matias Defederico, in the
absence of Diego Forlan, got the much-needed support from the forwards and the
midfield. Guimaraes stressed on the fact that Mumbai do need to play
collectively rather than depend on one individual.
“Yes, of course I am happy. We
cannot always depend on Matias Defederico to keep scoring for us. We play a
creative game which creates opportunity for other players to score. It is
fantastic for us,” Guimaraes said.
There was anger somewhere inside
on potentially being robbed of two points but the fact that Guimaraes termed it
as a fantastic performance meant that there were more positives than negatives
for Mumbai from this match.
South Africa vs Australia: Usman Khawaja may open in first Test, hints coach Darren Lehmann
South Africa vs Australia: Usman Khawaja may open in first
Test, hints coach Darren Lehmann
Australia batsman
Usman Khawaja could find himself opening against South Africa's formidable pace
attack in the first Test in Perth on November 3, just months after being
dropped during a poor tour of Sri Lanka.
File photo of Usman
Khawaja. Reuters
Khawaja has played
most of his cricket at number three for Australia but could end up at the top
of the order for the Test at the WACA after Shaun Marsh suffered a hamstring
strain.
"I think you
can look at him (Khawaja) as a one, two or three," Australia coach Darren
Lehmann told reporters in Sydney on Wednesday. "It depends on the make-up
of the side.
"At the end of
the day the captain will decide where the batting order lies and we’ll just
give him the side we think is the best prepared and the best team to win that
particular game."
At three, Khawaja
enjoyed a prolific home summer against New Zealand and West Indies, smashing a
century in three Tests and adding a fourth ton on tour in New Zealand in
February.
The stylish
left-hander's form deserted him on the flat wickets in Sri Lanka, however,
where he managed only 55 runs from four innings before being omitted for the
third Test in Colombo in August.
Khawaja will hope
for a good knock captaining Queensland in the final of a local one-day
tournament on Sunday, having had little time out in the middle recently.
He scored an
unbeaten 82 in a one-dayer against Ireland in South Africa but was unused in
the ODI series against the hosts, who swept an under-strength Australia 5-0.
"I felt like I
was seeing the ball well all throughout South Africa and still feel like I'm
seeing the ball well," he said.
"Even in Sri
Lanka where I didn't score a lot of runs, I didn't feel horrible."
He will have only a
day's break before leading Queensland in the domestic Sheffield Shield, the
only chance to get re-acquainted with the longer format before the Perth Test.
Khawaja questioned
the scheduling of the South Africa one-day tour right before the Australian
domestic summer, which will see a number of Test players scramble to compete in
four different tournaments in just over three weeks.
"I found it
really bizarre that we played that one-day series before a big Test
series," he said.
"That's how international
cricket is going these days. There is no break."
India vs New Zealand: MS Dhoni doesn't need time to settle while batting, says Anil Kumble
India vs New Zealand: MS Dhoni doesn't need time to settle
while batting, says Anil Kumble
New Delhi: There has been constant debate on
whether Mahendra Singh Dhoni should bat up the order with questions being
raised about his ability as a finisher but coach Anil Kumble made it clear that
the veteran skipper has "enough experience" and "does not need
time to settle down".
File photo of India
coach Anil Kumble. AFP
Asked
if Dhoni would be asked to bat up the order keeping in mind India's Champions
Trophy defence in UK next year, Kumble was quick to respond: "It all
depends on match situations. While chasing you need more experience. As far as
MS is concerned, he has enough experience. He has shown over the years that he
has enough capabilities as a batsman.
"We
don't need to really look at giving him time to settle in. You will probably
see a different batting order depending on different situations."
While
flexibility remains key for Kumble, he did say that Manish Pandey is being
looked at as a potential number four due to his experience of handling pressure
situations for long in domestic cricket as well as the spark that he has shown
in his brief international career.
"We
have a couple of options. Obviously, Manish is someone who has done really well
in recent past. He started off really well in Dharamsala. It all depends on
situations, may be someone else could walk up depending on whether we bat first
or second. But Manish has shown a lot of promise and performance... something
heartening. He has quite a bit of experience at domestic level unlike Hardik
(Pandya) who is new at that level. He is certainly the number four, we are
looking into."
Even as
KL Rahul and Shikhar Dhawan's injuries have opened the doors for Ajinkya Rahane
at the top of the order, Kumble feels a clearer picture will emerge only after
the tour of England.
"I
think Rahane certainly fits in at the top of the order so that is one thing we
will persist with. Yes, it does give us an option once Shikhar and Rahul are
fit but will only look at that when England come for the one-dayers (in
January). So it's a lot of time before the next one-day series.
"In
this one-day series, definitely Rahane is going to open the batting. Looking at
the Champions Trophy, we will then decide who will open the batting," said
the chief coach.
He
talked about how A tours act as a synergy for the senior team where some
players are expected to hone specific skills before walking into the senior
team's dressing room, and Pandya's bowling which is something the team is
banking on.
"I
think he (Hardik) is someone who gives us right balance because he can not only
bowl but he bowls at a pretty decent pace. It was nice that he really bowled
well in his first game with the new ball. That was certainly a strategy that MS
wanted Hardik to try. And it's really heartening that he came up with the MoM
award in his first game.
"So
that should give him a lot of confidence. Like I mentioned, all-rounders who
can run in and bowl quick and bat are certainly an asset and he is someone we
will closely monitor and see how he progresses. We will expect Hardik to give
us that seven-eight or ten overs which certainly gives us a better balance in the
team," Kumble explained.
However,
the coach is not ready to put pressure on Hardik, the batsman.
"Someone
who is just starting his international career we do not want to put pressure on
him by giving him definite plans of what is expected of him. He is someone who
likes the freedom and that's exactly what we have given someone like Hardik. We
don't want to burden the younger player, who is coming in, and suggest that
this is what is expected of you.
"Because
the moment you start putting pressure and tell that you bowl six deliveries in
one spot, it doesn't work that way in international cricket. Even with his
batting, he has all the freedom, doesn't really matter what the situation
is."
For
Kumble, there must have been a sense of deja vu as he entered Feroz Shah Kotla,
a venue where he got his historic 'Perfect Ten' and also bid adieu to
international cricket.
"I
like coming to Kotla. If you are a player and performed here, then you
certainly bring that confidence with you and come with the same hope, keeping the
record in mind," said Kumble.
Delhi court dismisses fake degree complaint against Smriti Irani, says it was filed to 'harrass' her
Delhi court dismisses
fake degree complaint against Smriti Irani, says it was filed to 'harrass' her
New Delhi: In a relief to Smriti Irani, a Delhi court on Tuesday dismissed
a complaint against her for allegedly giving false information on her
educational qualification to the Election Commission, saying it was filed to
"needlessly harass" her as she was a union minister.
Metropolitan
Magistrate Harvinder Singh said there was a "great delay of around 11
years" in filing the complaint as it rejected the plea to summon her as an
accused. "Therefore, prayer for summoning the proposed accused (Irani) is
hearby declined," the court said while pronouncing the order.
In
his complaint, freelance writer Ahmer Khan had alleged that Irani, now Textiles
Minister, had deliberately given discrepant information about her educational
qualifications in affidavits filed before the Election Commission in 2004, 2011
and 2014 and not given any clarification, despite concerns raised on the issue.
He had urged the court to take cognisance of the offences alleged in the plea
under Section 125A of the RPA and "summon the accused person, Smriti Z
Irani, for trial".
"After
conducting trial hold the accused guilty, convict and sentence the accused
person in accordance with law, in the interest of justice to the complainant
and also the public at large", he had prayed.
The
court, while declining the prayer, said the original evidence was already lost
due to passage of several years and the court needed to be "relieved of
the burden of adjudicating such inconsequential claim or case". It said
the fate of the case could be foreseen as inevitable failure as original
evidence was lost due to the "great delay" and the complainant may
not have even bothered to file the plea if Irani was not a central minister.
"So,
where the original evidence has already been lost due to passage of number of
years, the secondary evidence available will probably be not able to withstand
the test of judicial scrutiny, there is great great delay of around 11 years in
filing of the complaint...The said delay could not be condoned as complainant
is not an aggrieved person, the complaint does not appear to have been filed
for vindication of majesty of justice and maintenance of law and order, the
complaint appears to have been filed to needlessly harass the proposed
accused," the magistrate said.
Section
125A of RPA deals with penalty for filing false affidavit and entails a jail
term of up to six months or fine or both. The court said the alleged offence
under the IPC entailed a maximum punishment of three years for which the
limitation for filing the complaint was three years under the CrPC.
The
court had on 20 November last year allowed the complainant's plea seeking
direction to the officials of EC and DU to bring the records of Irani's
qualifications after he said he was unable to place them before the court. In
pursuance to the court's earlier direction, Delhi University had also submitted
that the documents pertaining to Irani's BA course in 1996, as purportedly
mentioned by her in an affidavit filed during 2004 Lok Sabha elections, were
yet to be found.
Khan
had alleged that Irani had knowingly furnished misleading information about her
qualifications and that a candidate, deliberately giving incorrect details,
could be punished under provisions of the IPC and under section 125A of the
Representation of the People Act (RPA).
SSC Western Region Recruitment 2016
Staff Selection
Commission (SSC) Western Region (WR), Mumbai invites applications from eligible
Indian National candidates for recruitment of following Group B and Group C
positions. The last date for submission of online applications is 21st October 2016.
ADVERTISEMENT
NO.WR/01/2016
Name of Post
|
No of Vacancies
|
Educational Qualification (From Recognized Board / Institute /
University)
|
Research Assistant (Civil Engineering)
|
10
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B.E./B.Tech in Civil Engineering.
|
Research Assistant (Electronics & Telecommunication
Engineering)
|
01
|
B.E./ B.Tech in Electronics & Tele Communication Engineering
or Electronics & Communication Engineering.
|
Research Assistant (Electrical Engineering)
|
01
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B.E./B.Tech in Electrical Engineering.
|
Research Assistant (Mechanical Engineering)
|
02
|
B.E./ B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering.
|
Research Assistant (Scientific - Physics)
|
01
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Post Graduate in Physics.
|
Senior Technical Assistant (Chemical)
|
02
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Post Graduate (Master’s Degree) in in Chemistry or Agricultural
Chemistry or Soil Science.
|
Scientific Assistant (M&E) (Military Explosives)
|
59
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Bachelor's Degree in Science with one of the subjects at
Graduate Level in Chemistry. 02 Years Experience.
|
Scientific Assistant (M&E) (Metallurgy)
|
15
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Bachelor's Degree in Science with one of the subjects at
Graduate Level viz. Physics, Chemistry (OR) Diploma in Metallurgical
Engineering. 02 Years Experience.
|
Draftsman Grade-I
|
03
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Diploma in Engineering or Technology (Civil Discipline).
|
Economic Investigator re-designated as Economic Officer
|
01
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Degree with Economics or Statistics or
Mathematics. 03 Years Experience. |
Textile Designer
|
02
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Bachelor's Degree in textile design or fine arts with textile
designs with 02 Years Experience. (OR) Three years Diploma in fine arts with
textile designs as a subject with 03 Years Experience.
|
Technical Superintendent (Weaving)
|
02
|
Bachelor's Degree in textile technology or three years diploma
in handloom technology or handlooms and textile technology. 02 years
Experience.
|
Junior Draftsman
|
01
|
Diploma in Draftsmanship (Civil/Mechanical).
|
Senior Research Assistant
|
04
|
Master's Degree in Chemistry.
|
Speech Therapist
|
01
|
Passed 10+2 with Diploma in Speech Therapy (and) Two years
experience (OR) Bachelor's Degree in Audiology and Speech language Pathology
(and) 01 Year experience.
|
Research Assistant
|
03
|
Post Graduate in in relevant specialty i.e. Zoology /
Microbiology / Biochemistry.
|
Junior Technical Assistant
|
12
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Degree in Commerce or Economics or degree in Law.
|
Chargeman-II (Factory)
|
04
|
Bachelor of science degree with physics or chemistry or
mathematics or a Diploma in Engineering in the appropriate discipline viz
Electrical, Electronics, or Mechanical Engineering.
|
Scientific Assistant (Vehicle)
|
03
|
Bachelor's Degree in Science with one of the subjects at
Graduate level viz. Physics or
Chemistry from a recognized University OR Diploma in Engineering viz. Mechanical/ Automobile. 02 Years Experience. |
Senior Technical Assistant (Chemistry)
|
04
|
Master's Degree in Chemistry preferably with specialization in
in-organic or physical Chemistry or Analytical Chemistry. (OR) Bachelor's
Degree in Science with Chemistry as one of the subjects, with 03 years
experience in analysis of ores and mineral.
|
Senior Technical Assistant (Ore Dressing)
|
02
|
Master's Degree in Ore Dressing or Mineral Processing or Geology
or Chemistry or Physics or its equivalent. (OR) Bachelor's Degree in Chemical
Engineering or Metallurgy or its equivalent. (OR) Bachelor's Degree in
Chemistry, Physics or Geology or Ore-Dressing with three years experience in
Ore-Dressing or Mineralogy.
|
Sanitary Inspector
|
01
|
Matriculation or equivalent. Should have passed Sanitary
Inspector Course or possess equivalent qualifications.
|
Store Keeper
|
01
|
Graduate Degree with 03 Years Experience.
|
Assistant Manager cum Storekeeper
|
01
|
Bachelor in Commerce (OR) Graduate in any discipline with one
year Diploma in Book Deeping or Store Keeping . 03 Years Experience.
|
Junior Chemist
|
10
|
Master Degree in Chemistry or Diary
Chemistry or Oil Technology or Food Technology (OR) Bachelor of Science Degree with Chemistry as one of the subjects or Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Chemistry with 02 Years Experience. |
Warden (For Hostel)
|
01 (Female Only)
|
Degree with 02 Years Experience.
|
Assistant Store Keeper (Technical)
|
01
|
10 (matric) with +2 examination pass with Mathematics as one of
the subjects and Three years service in Central Government or a recognized
organization or institution in handling Engineering or Technical Stores.
|
Laboratory Assistant
|
01
|
Intermediate (matric with 12th) or Senior Secondary or 12th Pass
with Science or Agriculture subjects with 03 Years experience.
|
Store Clerk
|
04
|
Matriculation or equivalent with experience required.
|
Field-man
|
01
|
Matric with 12th Class or equivalent qualification.
|
Junior Engineer (Quality Assurance)
|
27
|
Bachelor's Degree in Science with one of the subjects at
Graduate level viz. Physics/ Computer Science/ Electronics (OR) Diploma in
Engineering viz. Mechanical or Automobile. One year experience.
|
Junior Statistical Assistant
|
01
|
Degree in Statistics or Maths/ Commerce/ Economics (with
Statistics)
|
Legal Assistant
|
01
|
Graduate Degree with 03 years Degree in Law (OR) Higher
Secondary with 05 Years Degree in Law.
|
Laboratory Assistant Grade-II
|
24
|
Bachelor of Science (B.SC) with Specialization of subject
(Physics/ Mathematics/ Statistics/ Chemistry/ Computer Science)
|
Store Keeper Grade-III
|
01
|
Secondary School Certificate (Matric with 12th) or equivalent.
|
Scientific Assistant (Electronics)
|
03
|
Bachelor's Degree in Electronics with two years experience in
related field (OR) Diploma in Electronics Engineering with two years
experience in related field (OR) Degree in Electronics Engineering.
|
Farm Manager
|
02
|
Degree in Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandry. 02 Years
working experience.
|
Deputy Ranger
|
06
|
Matric with 12th pass or equivalent qualification with 02 Years
Experience.
|
Stockman
|
13
|
12th pass with Diploma or Certificate in Livestock.
|
Junior Technical Assistant
|
08
|
Certificate in Forest Rangers / Graduate in Science / Computer
Science.
|
Pay Scale:
Group B Posts -> PB-2
₹ 9300 - 34800 with Grade Pay ₹ 4200/-
Group C Posts -> PB -1 ₹ 5200 - 20200 with Grade Pay ₹ 1900 / ₹ 2400 / ₹ 2800
Group C Posts -> PB -1 ₹ 5200 - 20200 with Grade Pay ₹ 1900 / ₹ 2400 / ₹ 2800
Examination Fee: The candidates belonging to OBC and UR required to pay ₹ 100/-
through "SBI Net-Banking/ Credit Cards/ Debit Cards" or through SBI
Challan. All Women candidates and candidates belonging to Scheduled Caste,
Scheduled Tribe, Physically Handicapped and Ex-Servicemen, eligible for
reservation, are exempted from paying application fee, as per extant government orders. The last
date for submission of online payment of application fee is 02/10/2016 up to
5:00 PM.
How to Apply: Eligible Interested Persons Apply online through SSC Online Portal on or before 02/10/2016 (The Last date extension up to 21/10/2016).
After filling up the Application Form
Online and after making payment
of Examination Fee, the candidate should take a print out of filled online Application
Form, sign the same, affix a
copy of the same photograph used for filling up online application and attach self-attested copies of Certificates/ documents in
support of age, Essential Qualifications, Experience, where it is prescribed as
Essential Qualification, proof of Caste/ Category [SC/ ST/ OBC/ PH(PWD)/ EXS -
in the prescribed format] issued by the Competent Authority and send the same
to The Regional Director (WR), Staff Selection
Commission, Western Region, 1st Floor, Old C.G.O Building Pratistha Bhawan,
South Wing, M.K. Road, Mumbai - 400 020 within 10 days from the last date prescribed for payment of fee.
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