Thursday, July 31, 2014

Various Posts in Rajasthan Public Service Commission

Rajasthan Public Service Commission (RPSC), Jaipur invites online applications for the post of Assistant Professor, Demonstrator and Biochemist etc. Eligible and interested candidates can apply online on or before 19/08/2014. 

Total No of Post: 258 Posts 

Post Details: 
• Assistant Professor (Endocrinology): 2 Posts 
• Assistant Professor (Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation): 12 Posts 
• Assistant Professor (Pathology): 11 Posts 
• Assistant Professor (Biochemistry): 10 Posts 
• Assistant Professor (Opthalmology): 08 Posts 
• Assistant Professor (General Surgery): 12 Posts 
• Assistant Professor (Oto-Rhino-Laryngology): 07 Posts 
• Senior Demonstrator (Pathology): 113 Posts 
• Senior Demonstrator (Bio Chemistry): 57 Posts 
• Biochemist: 26 Posts 

Detailed Information: For more information regarding age, pay scale etc., visit the below link.

For online apply 

Global Warming- Its Causes, Effects and Remedies

INTRODUCTION 
Our earth is the most beautiful gift given to us by nature. It provides us everything- the air we breathe, the land on which we cultivate our crops and live, the water we drink, it’s suitable atmosphere provide us oxygen which is very essential for organisms, it’s atmosphere protects us from the meteorites which are falling on the earth. But in the modern world there is an issue of serious concern which has attracted the attention of many scientists in recent times. That is the issue of global warming. Global warming is the increase in the average temperature of the earth. 

GREENHOUSE EFFECT 
There is an effect known as the Greenhouse Effect. The example of this can be found in the northern countries like Canada, Siberia etc. which are present in the tundra and taiga regions. Here, in the extreme temperature, plants are not able to grow. At very low temperature, the enzymes are inactive and the plant metabolism slows down and eventually the plant dies. If the temperature is very high, the enzymes get destroyed and the plant dies. So in these regions plants are grown in a specially designed plastic houses known as greenhouses. The plants are kept in these green houses. Sunlight remains for a small time. These houses allow the heat to get in but do not allow the heat to escape thus providing suitable temperature for plants to grow. Same is the case here, Earth’s atmosphere has many gases known as greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide, water vapor, methane etc. Sun emits 3 types of radiations- ultra violet, infrared and radio waves. Out or these IR radiations are responsible for causing radiations and keep the earth warm. 

CAUSES OF GLOBAL WARMING 
Deforestation is the major cause of global warming. Since the population is increasing at an alarming rate so there is need of a large amount of space. Therefore many trees are cut down. Trees take up carbon dioxide and release oxygen as a by-product during the process of photosynthesis. Oxygen is very essential for all living beings. Plants maintain the oxygen and carbon dioxide cycle. If we cut trees then this cycle gets imbalanced and it results in global warming. Fumes of gases containing carbon dioxide which are released from the vehicle exhausts and from the chimneys also cause global warming. In villages, traditional stove are used for cooking which are outdated and majority(about 90%) of the heat is lost. It also releases large amount of fumes of harmful gases. 

CONSEQUENCES OF GLOBAL WARMING 
Global warming has very devastating effects. First of all, the average temperature of earth increases. The average temperature of earth has increased by about 2o F in the last 100 years and it might increase by few degree Fahrenheit in the next hundred years. Due to this, polar ice caps are melting and the mean sea level is increasing. Due to this many islands and low lying areas has submerged under the oceans. The most glaring proof of this is the occurrence of floods in the coastal areas. There is a change in rainfall distribution pattern as well as the climate of a place changes. Because many islands and other landmarks are getting submerged, the rare and endemic species living in that region become extinct. 

WAYS OF SOLVING THE PROBLEM OF GLOBAL WARMING 
This problem cannot be solved instantly in a day. It might take few years. Spreading awareness through campaigns might help in solving the problem. This problem cannot be solved by the efforts of only one nation. All the nations must contribute equally to eradicate this problem. Vehicles must use CNG as fuel. If not possible, de-leaded petrol must be used. Air filters must be fitted in chimneys to release smoke. Public transport system facilities provided by the government must be used. Traditional stove used in villages must be replaced by improved stove. The policy of afforestation must be followed. More trees should be grown. But everything is useless unless we change the mindset of people. Earth is our home and we have put our home in danger. Now it is our responsibility to protect our earth.

(By Satabdee Subhadarshee Sahoo)

Child Labor

INTRODUCTION 
Child Labor is a serious issue which is prevailing in the developing and undeveloped countries like India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka etc. It is an issue of subsistence that forces children to take up menial and low paid jobs and give up their studies at an early stage of their life. The parents of these children find it hard to earn money for good upbringing of their children, so they send their children to earn their livelihood. These children are really unfortunate. They have to struggle really hard to survive in this cruel world. The parents of these poor children find it hard to continue their studies and send them to earn something to assist their family at all means. 

CHILD LABOR IN INDIA 
In India there are about 100 million children who are engaged in this inhuman trade. These children are forced to earn their livelihood as they have no other option. They are engaged in many types of trade. Some of them are engaged in a rich man’s house where they work as servants. A great number of them are engaged in trade like bee keeping, carpet making, tending of cows etc. Many of them are also sold to the rich Arab merchants for camel races. These types of races are organized by the Arab merchants for amusement. These children also work as servants in their houses. Life is very harsh for them. Even at extreme temperatures they work hard for food. Many of them are sexually abused. Some children wear the masks of animals like tiger, lion, snakes etc. and play the roles of animals in amusement parks and other public places to amuse the people. There are some cases in India where children are found to be working at a construction site. They put their life in danger to earn money. Many of them die or get severely injured due to electric shocks from un-insulated cables or by falling from the top of the building. Due to lack of money many parents force their children to go to railway stations, cinema halls, temples, parks and other public places and beg. There are cases like some children dressed as Mahatma Gandhi and begging near a railway station in Andhra Pradesh. During summer season these poor children suffer a lot. They die due to sunstrokes or dehydration. But they are left with no option other than to work in a place whether in a tea stall, construction sites or sweet stalls. They do a lot of hard work but are paid very low wages. Child laborers can also be found in a circus. Sometimes they are engaged in small trades like shoe polishing. Also it is heard that innocent children are made handicapped, lame, blind and forced to beg. 

CAUSES 
The root cause of child labor is poverty. Due to lack of money and unemployment, parents are forced to send their children to earn money and assist their family. In some way, overpopulation is also a major cause of child labor. Since the population of India is very large with limited employment facilities, many people remain unemployed and cannot find a source to earn income. So they enter into this inhuman trade. They handicap children, cut their legs or hands, or blind them and force them to beg or sell them to other countries where many of their body parts are cut down and are used for laboratory work or for scientific research. Corruption is also another cause for child labor. Today, due to corruption, rich is being richer and poor being poorer. So poor people have no other option left and they send their children to work. But above all, the most important cause for corruption is illiteracy. 

PREVENTION 
The problem of child labor cannot be uprooted unless the parents are aware about the welfare of their children as well as about its results. This inhuman trade cannot be stopped unless a severe law is passed against it. Employment of children in any farm in European countries is considered as a punishable offense. Primary education might be helpful in solving this problem. But most poor parents are not in favor of sending their children to school in fear of loss of income. So the initiative has been taken by the government of India to uproot this great curse from the society. The government is providing free education to the children. Various schemes are being adopted by the government to increase the attendance in government schools like the Mid-Day Meal Scheme (MDMS). Awareness is being created among the people through various campaigns as well as through television shows. One such show in Odisha is News Fuse. It has caused wonders. Many people are being aware through this show not only about child labor but also about other problems. 

CONCLUSION 
Child labor being very cheap, children are employed by greedy traders. This exploitation goes on because poverty is the root cause. Education is the best way to eradicate the problem of child labor. Time has come when the nation should rise against such evil practice and protect these “Angels of God”.

(By Satabdee Subhadarshee Sahoo)

Wednesday, July 30, 2014

International Trophies associated with Sports

• Air Races: King’s Cup 
• Badminton: Thomas Cup 
• Badminton (Women): Uber Cup 
• Basketball: William’s Cup 
• Cricket: Ashes, Benson and Hedges, World Cup, Reliance Cup, Rothman’s Trophy 
• Football: Colombo Cup, Merdeka Cup, European Champions Cup 
• Golf: Canada Cup, Rydet Cup, Walker Cup, Eisenhower Cup 
• Hockey: World Cup, Essande Champions Cup, Rene Frank Trophy 
• Horse Race: Derby 
• Horse Streple Chase Race: Grand National 
• Lawn Tennis: Davis Cup, Wightman Cup, Edgbaston Cup, Grand Prix 
• Polo: Westchester Cup 
• Table Tennis: Grand Prix 
• Table Tennis (Men): Swaythling Cup 
• TableTennis(Women): Corbitton Cup 
• Tennis: U. Thant Cup 
• Weight-lifting: World Cup 

• World Soccer Cup: Jules Rimet Trophy

Some Important Years in Indian History

• 78: Saka Era started 
• 1191: First Battle of Tarain 
• 1288: Marco Polo visited India 
• 1398: Timur’s invasion 
• 1498: Vasco da Gama landed at Kappad near Kozhikode 
• 1600: English East India Company established 
• 1757: Battle of Plasey 
• 1761: Third Battle of Panipat 
• 1853: First Railway line opened
 • 1857: Sepoy Mutiny 
• 1869: Birth of Gandhiji (Porbandar) 
• 1885: Indian National Congress organized 
• 1905: Partition of Bengal 
• 1911: Delhi becomes the Capital 
• 1919: Jalian Walah Bagh Tragedy 
• 1935: Government of India Act passed 
• 1942: Quit India Movement 
• 1947: Indian Independence 
• 1948: Death of Gandhiji 
• 1950: India becomes Republic 
• 1951: First Five Year Plan launched 
• 1952: First General Election to the Lok Sabha 
• 1953: Mount Everest conquered by Tenzing Norgay and Edmund Hillary 
• 1956: Re organization of Indian states on linguistic basis 
• 1965: Indo Pak War 
• 1974: Pokhran Explosion (May18) 

• 1975: Declaration of Emergency

List of Chief Ministers of India

• Andhra Pradesh: N.Chandrababu Naidu 
• Arunachal Pradesh Nabam Tuki 
• Assam: Tarun Gogoi 
• Bihar: Jitan Ram Manjhi 
• Chhattisgarh: Raman Singh 
• Goa: Manohar Parrikar 
• Gujarat: Anandiben Patel 
• Haryana: Bhupinder Singh Hooda 
• Himachal Pradesh: Virbhadra Singh 
• Jammu & Kashmir Omar Abdullah 
• Jharkhand: Hemant Soren 
• Karnataka: K Siddaramaiah 
• Kerala: Oommen Chandy 
• Madhya Pradesh: Shivraj Singh Chauhan 
• Maharashtra: Prithviraj Chavan 
• Manipur: Okram Ibobi Singh 
• Meghalaya: Mukul Sangma 
• Mizoram: Pu Lalthanhawla 
• Nagaland: T.R.Zeliang
• New Delhi: President's Rule 
• Odiisha: Naveen Patnaik 
• Puducherry: N.Rangaswammy 
• Punjab: Prakash Singh Badal 
• Rajasthan: Vasundhara Raje 
• Sikkim: Prakash Kumar Chamling 
• Tamil Nadu: J.Jayalalithaa 
• Telangana: K.Chandrashekar Rao 
• Tripura: Manik Sarkar 
• Uttarakhand: Harish Rawat 
• Uttar Pradesh: Akhilesh Yadav 

• West Bengal: Mamata Banerjee

Monday, July 28, 2014

Kerala Gramin Bank Recruitment Officer and Office Assistant

Kerala Gramin Bank (KGB) invites online applications for the posts of Officers in Junior Management Scale I (Assistant Managers) & Office Assistants (Multipurpose) Cadres. Eligible and interested candidates can apply online on or before 11/08/2014

Total No of Post: 683 Posts 

Post Details: 
Officer Junior Management Scale I (Assistant Manager): 253 Posts 
Office Assistant (Multipurpose): 430 Posts 

Educational Qualification: Bachelor Degree in any discipline and Proficiency in Local Language. 

Detailed Information: For more information regarding age, pay scale etc., visit the below link.

ISRO Recruitment Assistant

Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) invites applications for the post of Assistant. Eligible and interested candidates can apply on or before 07/08/2014

Total No. of Post: 233 Posts 
(UR: 135, OBC: 55, SC: 31 & ST: 12) 

Educational Qualification: Bachelor Degree in any discipline with 1st Class and Knowledge in the use of Computers. 


Detailed Information: For more information regarding age, pay scale etc., visit the below link.http://www.isac.gov.in/CentralOCB-2014/advt.jsp

Sunday, July 27, 2014

GATE Exam 2015

Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Kanpur has release the notification for the Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE Exam 2015) Exam 2015. Online Application for Gate 2015 Exam begins from September 1, 2014 & Eligible and interested candidate can fill the application form on or before October 1, 2014. Candidates are required to check their eligibility through the notification of this post. 

Application Fee: General/OBC Male candidates need to pay fee Rs.1500/-, for Women Candidates Rs.750/- and For SC/ST/PD candidates Rs.750/- 

Detailed Information: For more information, visit the below link. 

UPSC CDS (II) Exam 2014

Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) invites applications for the posts of Combined Defence Service CDS (II) Exam. It is an exam of officer level entry into the Indian Defence Forces i.e. the Army, Navy and the Air force. Candidates are required to apply online only through official website on or before August 18, 2014. 

Educational Qualification: 
• IMA and Officer’s Academy: Degree from a recognized university/institute. 
• INA: Degree in Engineering from recognized university/institute. 
• IAA: Degree of recognized university (with Physics and Mathematics at 10+2 Level) or Bachelor’s of Engineering. 

Application Fee: General/OBC Applicants need to pay fee Rs.200/- and no fee for SC/ ST/PH/ Female candidates. 

Detailed Information: For more information, visit the below link. 

Branches of Biology

• Biology: Study of living organisms. 
• Botany: Study of plants. 
• Zoology: Study of animals. 
• Biotechnology: Use of organisms or their parts to produce useful products like medicines. 
• Ethology: Study of how animals behave, particularly in their natural environments. 
• Morphology: Study of internal and external structures of organisms (plants and animals) organs. 
• Histology: Study of tissues. 
• Cytology: Study of cells and cell organelles. 
• Anatomy: Study of internal organs of plants and animals. 
• Embryology: Study about male and female gametes, fertilization and development of embryo. 
• Microbiology: Study of micro-organisms. 
• Physiology: Study of various Body functions and processes (e.g. respiration, photosynthesis, growth etc.). 
• Ecology: Study of relationship of living beings (plants and animals) with environment. Also called Environmental biology. 
• Palynology: Study of microspores or pollen grains. 
• Palaeontology: Study of fossils. 
• Molecular Biology: Study of nature of biomolecules and their interactions in an organism 
• Astrobiology: Study of extra-terrestrial life. 
• Biochemistry: Study of bio-chemical process (e.g. diffusion, osmosis etc.) 
• Biophysics: Study of application of physics principles in life processes. 
• Taxonomy: Study of identification, nomenclature and classification of animals and plants. 
• Genetics: Study of genes and inheritance 
• Bacteriology: Study about bacteria. 
• Virology: Study about viruses. 
• Eugenics: Study of application of knowledge of genetics to the human welfare. 
• Cioinformatics: information processing of data in molecular biology by using computers. 
• Phytogeography: Study about distribution of plants in different parts of the globe. 
• Mycology: Study about fungi. 
• Mammology: Study of Mammals 
• Phycology: Study about algae. 
• Bryology: Study of bryophyte plants. 
• Pteridology: Study of Pteridophytes plants. 
• Entomology: Study of insects 
• Neurology: branch of medicine that deals with the anatomy, functions, and organic disorders of nerves and the nervous system 
• Neuroradiology: Branch of radiology focuses on the diagnosis and abnormalities of nervous system. 
• Paleoanthropology: Study of human origins and evolution. 
• Sociobiology: Study of social behavior based on evolutionary theory. 
• Osteology: Study of bones. 
• Ichthyology: Study of fishes. 
• Toxicology: Study about poisons.

Admission Watch (26th July – 01st August 2014)

  1. Mahatma Gandhi Antarrashtriya Hindi Vishwavidyalaya, Wardha Admission Notice for 2014-15.

  1. University of Pune Admission Announcement for Job Oriented Certificate Courses September-2014.

  1. University Grants Commission, New Delhi invites for Fellowships, Scholarships and Research Award.

  1. School of Energy & Environmental Studies Devi Ahilya University, Madhya Pradesh Admission Notice for MBA/PG Diploma Energy Management (Distance Education).

  1. National Institute of Open Schooling, Noida invites for courses offered OBE, Secondary, Senior Secondary & Vocational Education Programmes.

  1. Institution of Permanent Way Engineers, New Delhi Admission Notice for Diploma in Railway Engineering.


Source: www.employmentnews.gov.in

Exam Result (26th – 01st Aug 2014)

  1. Railway Recruitment Board, Ahmadabad, declares the Second Stage Written Examination

  1. Union Public Service Commission, declares the Central Armed Police Forces (Assistant Commandants) Examination, 2013.

Source: www.employmentnews.gov.in

Job Highlights (26th July – 01st August 2014)

  1. Baroda Rajasthan Kshetriya Gramin Bank, Ajmer, Name of Post- Officer Jr. Management Scale-I & Office Assistant, No. of Vacancies-311 & Last date- 19.08.2014
  2. State Bank of India, Name of Post- Special Management Executives (Banking), No. of Vacancies-300 & Last date- 11.08.2014
  3. Indian Space Research Organisation, Name of Post- Assistants, No. of Vacancies-233 & Last date- 07.08.2014
  4. Ordnance Factories, Katni (M.P.), Name of Post- Electrician, Fitter, Grinder, Examiner, No. of Vacancies-103 & Last date- 15 days after publication
  5. Ordnance Factory, Jabalpur (M.P.), Name of Post- Mid-Wife, Fireman, Durwan etc., No. of Vacancies-58 & Last date- 21 days after publication
  6. Tobacco Board, Guntur, Name of Post- Statistical Officer, Technical Officer, No. of Vacancies-39 & Last date- 30 days after publication
 Source: www.employmentnews.gov.in

Friday, July 25, 2014

Largest Producers in India

• The largest producer of Paddy: West Bengal 
• The largest producer of Wheat: Uttar Pradesh 
• The largest producer of Sugarcane: Uttar Pradesh 
• The largest producer of Groundnut: Gujarat 
• The largest producer of Tea: Assam 
• The largest producer of Tobacco: Andhra Pradesh 
• The largest producer of Bananas: Tamilnadu 
• The largest producer of Saffron: Jammu & Kashmir 
• The largest producer of Onion: Maharashtra 
• The largest producer of Black pepper: Kerala 
• The largest producer of Cotton: Gujarat 
• The largest producer of Bamboos: Assam  
• The largest producer of Coffee: Karnataka 

• The largest producer of Jute: West Bengal

Father of Nation

• Afghanistan: Ahmad Shah Durrani 
• Argentina: Don Jose de San MartĂ­n 
• Australia: Sir Henry Parkes 
• Bahamas: Sir Lynden Pindling 
• Bangladesh: Sheikh Mujibur Rahman 
 • Bolivia: SimĂłn BolĂ­var 
• Brazil: Dom Pedro I andJose Bonifacio de Andrada e Silva 
• Burma: Aung San 
• Cambodia: Norodom Sihanouk 
• Chile: Bernardo O'Higgins 
• Republic of China: Sun Yat-sen 
• Colombia: SimĂłn BolĂ­var 
• Sweden: Gustav I of Sweden 
• Croatia: Ante Starcevic 
• Cuba: Carlos Manuel de Cespedes 
• Dominican Republic: Juan Pablo Duarte 
• Ecuador: Simon Bolivar 
• Ghana: Kwame Nkrumah 
• Guyana: Cheddi Jagan 
• Haiti:Jean-Jacques Dessalines 
• India: Mohandas Karam Chand Gandhi 
• Indonesia: Sukarno 
• Iran: Cyrus the Great 
• Israel: Theodor Herzl 
• Italy: Victor Emmanuel II 
• Kenya: Jomo Kenyatta 
• Kosovo: Ibrahim Rugova 
• Lithuania: Jonas Basanavicius 
• Macedonia: Krste Misirkov 
• Malaysia: Tunku Abdul Rahman 
• Mauritius: Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam 
• Mexico: Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla 
• Mongolia: Genghis Khan 
• Namibia: Sam Nujoma 
• Netherlands: William the Silent 
• Norway: Einar Gerhardsen 
• Pakistan: Mohammad Ali Jinnah 
• Panama: SimĂłn Bolivar 
• Peru: Don Jose de San Martin 
• Portugal: Dom Afonso Henriques
• Republic of Korea: Kim Gu 
• Russia: Peter I of Russia 
• Saudi Arabia: Ibn Saud of Saudi Arabia 
• Scotland:Donald Dewar 
• Serbia:Dobrica Cosic 
• Singapore: Lee Kuan Yew 
• Slovenia: Primoz Trubar 
• South Africa: Nelson Mandela 
• Spain:Fernando el Catolico 
• Sri Lanka: Don Stephen Senanayake 
• Suriname: Johan Ferrier 
• Tanzania:Julius Nyerere 
• Turkey: Mustafa Kemal Ataturk 
• United Arab Emirates: Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan 
• United States: George Washington 
• Uruguay: Jose Gervasio Artigas 
• Venezuela: Simon BolĂ­var 

• Vietnam: Ho Chi Minh

Thursday, July 24, 2014

Gandhi Peace Prize Winners List

2013 : Chandi Prasad Bhatt (Environmentalist, India)
2005 : Desmond Tutu (South African Cleric and Activist, South Africa)
2004 : Coretta Scott King (Widow of Martin Luther King, United States)
2003 : Václav Havel (1st President of Czech Republic, Czech Republic)
2002 : Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan (Educational Trust, India)
2001 : John Hume (Northern Irish Politician, Northern Ireland)
2000 : Nelson Mandela (Former President of South Africa, South Africa) & Grameen Bank (Founded by Mohammad Yunus, Bangladesh)
1999 : Baba Amte (Social Worker, India)
1998 : Ramakrishna Mission (Founded by Swami Vivekananda, India)
1997 : Gerhard Fischer (German Diplomat, Germany)
1996 : A. T. Ariyaratne (Founder of Sarvodaya Shramadana Movement, Sri Lanka)
1995 : Julius Nyerere (1st President of Tanzania, Tanzania)

Sunday, July 20, 2014

Admission Watch (19th – 25th July 2014)

  1. Karnataka Institute of Leather Technology, Bangalore admissions open for 2014-15.

  1. Central Institute of Plastic Engineering & Technology (CIPET), Chennai admission notice for CAD/CAM/CAE Courses

  1. National Institute of Open Schooling, Noida invites for courses offered OBE, Secondary, Senior Secondary & Vocational Education Programmes

  1. MSME-Tool Room, Hyderabad Admission into M. Tech (Mechatronics) Course-2014

  1. MSME-Tool Room, Hyderabad Admission Notice for M.E. Courses-2014

  1. University of Mumbai Admission Notice for BA/B.Com/B.Sc./M.A/M.Sc./ M.C.A.

  1. University of Pune Admission Notice for Job Oriented Certificate Course September 2014

  1. Indian Institute of Mass Communication, New Delhi Admission Notice for 2014-15

  1. NIELIT, Calicut Invites for All India Post Graduate Diploma Programme

  1. Council of Scientific and Industrial Research, New Delhi, invites for Joint CSIR-UGC Test for Junior Research Fellowship, Last date-13.08.2014


Source: www.employmentnews.gov.in

Job Highlights (19th July – 25th July 2014)

  1. Union Public Service Commission, Name of Post – Combined Defense Services Examination (II), 2014.

  1. Indian Bank, Chennai, No. of Vacancies – 251, Name of the Post – Assistant Manager (Industry), Manager etc & Last Date: 30.07.2014

  1. SIDBI, No. of Vacancies – 83, Name of the Post – Officers & Last Date: 25.07.2014

  1. Staff Selection Commission, Name of the Post – Examination (2014) notice for Combined Higher Secondary Level (10+2) & Last Date: 19.08.2014

  1. Indian Ordnance Factories, No. of Vacancies – 1572, Name of the Post – Mechanical, Electrical, Non Technical (Stores) etc & Last Date: 16.08.2014

  1. Steel Authority of India Limited, Orissa , No. of Vacancies- 40, Name of the Post – Consultant (Cardiology), Sr. Medical Officer etc & Last Date: 09.08.2014

  1. Centre of Innovative and Applied Bioprocessing, Punjab, No. of Vacancies – 09, Name of the Post – Associate Plant Manager, Scientist etc & Last Date: 01.08.2014

  1. Staff Selection Commission, No. of Vacancies – 02, Name of the Post – Zoological Assistant & Last Date: 16.08.2014


Source: www.employmentnews.gov.in