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CBI (Central Bureau of Investigation) Recruitment Notification 2014

CBI (Central Bureau of Investigation) Recruitment

Notification 2014 

Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) invites applications for 09 Advisor Posts. All the eligible candidates can apply offline on or before 20-10-2014 (20th October 2014).Total No. of Posts - 09 posts

Name And No. of Posts - 
1. Senior Advisor - 01
2. Advisor - 01
3. Dy.Advisor - 01
4. Junior Advisor - 05

Educational Qualification - Graduation or its equivalent qualification from a recognized university. All DGM, GM, Sr.Manager, Chief Manager, Dy.Manager Post Are Eligible For This Posts. 

Selection based on candidates' performance in interview.

Pay Scale - Rs. 37400 - 67000 + 8900/-, 15600 - 39100 + 7600/-, 9300 - 34800 + 4600/- .

Eligible candidates can download applications from the website http://cbi.nic.in. After filling the application candidates must sent hard copy of application along with relavant document to the following address before or on 20-10-2014.

Central Bureau of Investigation,

5-B, 7th Floor, CGO Complex, Lodhi Road,

New Delhi –110003 .

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Uttar Pradesh Technical University PhD Notification

Uttar Pradesh Technological University
PhD Admission Notice 2014

JAM (Just A Minute) Topics

Just A Minute (JAM) Topics

List of JAM Topics

Topics for Conversation Skills

• A memorable day in my life.
• My favorite actor.
• First day at the college/school.
• Corruption.
• Brain Drain.
• Caste based Reservations.
• Parents are living Gods.
• Global Warming.
• English as a link language.
• Knowledge is power.

List of JAM Topics 

• Health is Wealth.
• Exams should be banned.
• Are Social networking sites useful?
• My favorite food.
• My favorite place.
• Does age really matter in marriage?
• What do you think about life?
• What are the qualities of a successful person?
• How do you define failure?
• Do you prefer smart work or hard work?

List of JAM Topics

• How would you describe your best friend?
• If you were to die tomorrow, what would you do with your last day on this earth?
• Tell about a movie you have seen recently.
• The role of communication skills in today's life.
• If you were a billionaire.
• Moral values and ethics.
• If you were the PM.
• If you were a bird.
• Love marriages vs arranged marriages
• What is your role in the development of the country?

List of JAM Topics

Life without electricity.
 My favourite tourist destination.
 An interesting place you have been to recently.
 An interesting person you have met.
What you would like to do when you get older.
 What you would like to learn in the future.
 A frightening experience you had when you were young.
 A person you like to spend time with.
 An exciting experience you had.
 Something you like to do when you have free time.
 A place you would like to visit in the future.
 A person who has influenced your life.
Something you have never done but would like to do.
Something you have done but never want to do again.
An experience which made you laugh.
 An experience which made you cry.
What you would do if you had a crore rupees.
What you would do if you were President of your country.
A gift you could give others.
A gift you would like someone to give you.

List of JAM Topics

A special talent you have.

Is a degree enough to build a successful career?

Should attendance be compulsory in higher education?

The importance of lifelong learning

Is rote learning still relevant?

The value of critical thinking

Should students be allowed to use AI for academic work?

Online education versus classroom education

The importance of academic freedom

Should internships be compulsory for graduates?

Learning from mistakes

The purpose of education

Is multitasking affecting students' learning?

The importance of reading habits

Should universities teach financial literacy?

Education beyond the classroom

Artificial Intelligence: Opportunity or Threat?

Can AI replace human creativity?

The future of human–AI collaboration

Should AI-generated content be labelled?

Is technology making us less independent?

The impact of automation on employment

Can machines understand human emotions?

Digital privacy in the modern world

Should facial recognition technology be regulated?

The future of driverless vehicles

Technology and the changing workplace

Are we becoming too dependent on smartphones?

The digital divide

Can technology solve every human problem?

The ethics of artificial intelligence

Is equality possible in modern society?

The importance of social responsibility

Individual freedom versus social responsibility

Should public figures be role models?

List of JAM Topics

The influence of celebrity culture

Is society becoming more individualistic?

The generation gap

The importance of community participation

Is privacy a luxury in the digital age?

The changing concept of success

Should public spaces be accessible to everyone?

The importance of volunteering

Is competition always healthy?

The impact of consumer culture

Can money buy happiness?

Sustainable development and future generations

Can individual actions save the environment?

The importance of water conservation

Should single-use plastics be completely eliminated?

Renewable energy and the future

Sustainable cities

List of JAM Topics

The importance of biodiversity

Environmental responsibility of industries

Should fast fashion be discouraged?

Can economic growth and environmental protection coexist?

The future of electric vehicles

Food waste and its consequences

The importance of public transportation

Green technology

Environmental education in universities

Is passion more important than salary?

The importance of workplace adaptability

Should graduates prioritise skills over qualifications?

The value of professional networking

Leadership versus management

The importance of emotional intelligence at work

Should employees have a four-day workweek?

Work-life balance in the digital age

The future of remote work

Is job security more important than career growth?

The importance of professional ethics

Entrepreneurship versus employment

Should young professionals change jobs frequently?

The importance of punctuality in professional life

Can failure make you a better professional?

List of JAM Topics

• Is effective listening more important than speaking?
• The power of body language
• Can communication skills be taught?
• The importance of empathy in communication
• Is silence a form of communication?
• The impact of emojis on language
• Formal language versus informal language
• Can social media improve communication?
• The importance of intercultural communication
• Is English still the dominant global language?
• The influence of regional languages on English
• Communication barriers in the workplace
• The power of storytelling
• Can good communication prevent conflicts?
• The importance of questioning skills

• If humans could read minds
• If you could change one thing about society
• If the internet disappeared for a week
• If you could meet your future self
• If everyone had the same income
• If humans could live for 200 years
• If you could eliminate one invention
• If time travel were possible
• If you could have one superpower for a day
• Is happiness a choice?

List of JAM Topics

For more information about JAM/ Just a minute sessions

List of JAM Topics

Lok Sabha Recruitment 2014

Lok Sabha Recruitment 2014

Lok Sabha Recruitment 2014 – 45 Stenographer & Staff Car Driver Posts: 

Lok Sabha Secretariat invites application for the posts of 45 Stenographer (English/ Hindi) and Staff Car Driver (Ordinary Grade) vacancies. 

Eligible candidates may send their applications on or before 10-11-2014 and 17-11-2014 for Remote Areas.

Lok Sabha Secretariat Vacancy Details:

Total No of Posts: 45
Name of the Posts:
1. Stenographer (English/ Hindi): 41 Posts
a. English: 33 Posts
b. Hindi: 08 Posts
2. Staff Car Driver: 04 Posts

Age Limit: Candidates upper age limit is 27 years as on 10-11-2014. Age relaxation is applicable as per rules.

Educational Qualification: Candidates must possess Bachelor’s degree in any discipline with minimum shorthand speed of 80 wpm in English/ Hindi, have Certificate in Computer Course for Post 1 and Matriculation or equivalent with valid commercial LMV/ HMV license for Post 2 with relevant experience.

Selection Process: Candidates will be selected based on performance in Written Test/ Stenography Test/ Trade Test.

How to Apply: Eligible candidates may send their applications in prescribed format along with two self attested photographs affixed one on application form, other on attendance sheet and self attested copies of relevant certificates, in an envelope superscribed with name of the post applied for, send by post addressed to The Joint Recruitment Cell, Room No 521, Parliament House Annexe, New Delhi 110001 on or before 10-11-2014 and 17-11-2014 for Remote Areas.

Important Dates:
Last Date for Submission of Applications: 10-11-2014.
Last Date for Submission of Applications for Remote Areas: 17-11-2014.

For more details regarding age limit, educational qualification, selection process, how to apply and other information click on the link given below…

Click here for Recruitment Advt & Application Form

A Tea Party by Ruth Prawer Jhabvala

Wit and Humour

A TEA PARTY

Ruth Prawer Jhabvala, Born on 7^th May in 1927, was a German-born British. She was an American Booker prize-winning novelist, short story writer and two-time Academy Award-winning screenwriter. Jhabvala wrote a dozen novels, 23 screenplays and eight collections of short stories. She is the only person to have won both a Booker Prize and an Oscar. She was lived in India for 24 years from 1951. She won Booker prize for her eighth novel, Heat and Dust in 1975.  she moved to America in 1975, where Jhabvala passed away in her home in New York on 3^rd April 2013 at the age of 85.

THE HOUSE HOLDER (1960)

The Householder opens with the account the concerns of an ordinary young man’s slow attainment to a status of the householder. Prem is married to Indu and is fumbling to find his foothold in his personal and professional life. He wants to be impressive just like his father and wants Indu, his wife to imitate his mother while she is treating her husband (Like her mother would treat her husband with respect and reverence).

Prem along with his wife Indu has shifted to Dellhi and by virtue of his late father’s influence got a job in a private college. The comic element of the story lies in the concept where Prem though married his mind and heart at his mother’s feet. His attachment with his mother, the food she prepares and the comfort of life where the responsibility of the house taken by his mother and shows his desire for ‘the state of plentitude’ and comfort. So he imitates his father expecting his wife to imitate his mother in respecting him.

Prem and Indu are like little cherubs who have been tied into a nuptial knot – a situation they are mentally not mature enough to be in. Prem belongs to middle class and is depicted as a man in battle with his personal and professional life. He is yet to come to terms with his economic conditions, work environment and is also fumbling to act as a man trying to bring a balance between two women his mother and his wife.

The present small piece of story, A Tea Party is taken from the novel 'The Householder' where the newly wedded couple was invited for a tea party by the Principal Mr. Khanna. His lack of confidence in handling situations was brought to the reader in the most comic style. 

Watch video of the Tea Party 

Previous Tea Party bit questions

1. Who hosted the Tea Party? Mr & Mrs Khanna.

2. A Tea Party excerpt has been taken from the following novel. [ d] 

 a) God of Small Things b) Cry, The Peacock c) The English Teacher d) The Householder

3. “For it is indeed imperative”, said Mr. Chaddha. what does imperative mean? [b ] 

a) Unimportant b) Urgent c) Polite d) Serious

4. Indu is ______________ woman. [a ] 
a) not educated b) a modern c) not fashionable d) a dynamic

5. Which saree Indu wore for a Tea Party? [ c]

a. Simple saree b. lovely saree c. One of her best sarees d. Blue colour saree

6. Who is the psychophant in the excerpt ‘A Tea Party? [c ]

a. Indu b. One of the guests c. Mr. Chadda d. Mrs. Khanna

7. A Tea Party is selected under the theme of .... [ a]

a. Wit and Humour b. Science and Technology  c. Knowledge and Wisdom d. Risk Management


8. Who is the author of the excerpt A Tea Party? [b ]

a. Jumpa Lahiri b. Ruth Prawer Jhabvala c. R.K. Narayan d. Helen Keller

9. Which of the following is not related to Mr. Chadda’s conversation in ‘A Tea Party’ [ c]

a. Good fellowship b. Recipe of sweets c. Role of women in the society

d. Sense of comradeship

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Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) Recruitment 2014

Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) Engineering jobs Recruitment 2014

Railway recruitment board (RRB) invites online application from eligible candidates for the following jobs:

o    Sr. Section Engineer (Under Various Trades)(1722 Posts), Educational Qualification: Four years engineering degree in the respective Trade, Age Limit: 20-35 Years

o    Chief Depot Material Superintendent(52 Posts), Educational Qualification: 4 year engineering degree, Age Limit: 20-35 Years

o    Junior Engineer (Under Various Trades)(3972 Posts), Educational Qualification: 3 years diploma in the respective trades(including engineering trades), Age Limit: 18-33 Years

o    Depot Material Superintendent(105 Posts), Educational Qualification: diploma in any trade, Age Limit: 18-33 Years

o    Chemical Metallurgical Assistant(183 Posts), Educational Qualification: Degree in Metallurgy / Chemical Engineering or M.Sc Degree in Chemistry / Applied Chemistry, Age Limit: 20-35 Years

Eligible Candidates needs to apply online by following Railway recruitment board (RRB) Recruitment 2014 online Apply Link.

For more details visit: http://www.rrbbnc.gov.in/EMPLOYMENT%20NOTICES.html

Last Date to Apply is 19.10.2014

Indian Railways Recruitment 2014

Indian Railways Recruitment 2014

Indian Railways invites online application from eligible candidates for the following

Act Apprentice (278 Posts), Educational Qualification: Matriculation (class 10) exam and have a ITI certificate, Age Limit: 15 to 24 years.

Details of Apprentice Posts

o    Fitter – 123 Posts

o    Turner – 26 Posts

o    Machinist – 30 Posts

o    Welder – 37 Posts

o    Electrician – 24 Posts

o    Painter(G) – 18 Posts

o    PASAA – 20 Posts

How to Apply in Indian Railways Jobs 2014

Eligible Candidates needs to apply filling up the application form and should be send by Ordinary Post to the address mentioned below duly super scribing on the Cover as “Application for engagement as Act Apprentices (Ex. ITI)” to the following address:

“Chief Workshop Manager Central Workshops, South Western Railway, Manandawadi road, Mysore, Pin Code-570 008“
For more details visit http://www.rrbbnc.gov.in/EMPLOYMENT%20NOTICES.html

Last Date to Apply is 18.08.2014

Mahatma Gandhi University academic consultants Nalgonda

Mahatma Gandhi University, Nalgonda
Academic Consultants 

Mahatma Gandhi University Nalgonda

One-Day Workshop on DRAFTING AN EFFECTIVE LESSON PLAN

One-Day Workshop on

DRAFTING AN EFFECTIVE LESSON PLAN: AN OBTL APPROACH

10 OCTOBER, 2014

B. S. ABDUR RAHMAN UNIVERSITY, CHENNAI

  One day Workshop Brochure BSAU