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RECRUITMENT PROJECT 2010-11

Recruitment of – General Banking Officers and Clerks.

Special  Recruitment Drive for the post/vacancies in

North Eastern States i.e. (1)Assam, (2)Meghalaya,(3) Arunachal Pradesh,(4) Manipur,(5) Nagaland, (6) Mizoram, (7)Sikkim, and (8) Tripura

) Educational Qualifications : For clerk (post code – 3 )

The candidate should possess the following qualifications as on 30.11.2010.

   1. Pass with 50% marks in the aggregate, either in the Higher Secondary School (HSC) Examination or Standard XII under the 10+2+3 pattern or Standard XI under the 11+4 pattern or its equivalent of recognized Educational Board, acceptable to the Bank.

Or

A degree from UGC recognized University (Graduation level)

2.  Ex-servicemen who do not possess the above Civil Examination qualifications should have passed, while serving in the Armed forces, with a minimum of 50% marks, in any of the following examinations recognized by the Government as equivalent of the Civil Examination of HSC viz., (i) IAF Educational Test for promotion to the Rank of Corporal  (ii) Passing Out (Indian Navy) Examination conducted by Boys Training Establishment, Visakhapatnam (iii) A matriculate Ex-Servicemen candidate, who have obtained the Indian Army Special Certificate of Education or corresponding Certificate in the Navy or the Air Force after having completed not less than 15 years of service in Armed Forces of the Union are also eligible to apply.

3.  Candidates, having completed Foundation Course on Computer Awareness & Office Automation for duration of minimum 3 months from a Computer Institute, is desirable.  The requirement of having completed the said Course will be waived in case of those candidates having Computer subject as part of the curriculum at the Pre- Degree / Degree level.

4.  Knowledge of Regional Language of a particular State / Union Territory for which the vacancies are declared, is essential.

Educational Qualifications : For officer (post code – 1 & 2 )

A) GENERAL BANKING OFFICERS : Scale – I (Post code-1):

Educational Qualification : Graduate with minimum 60% marks in  aggregate from  UGC recognized University.

B) GENERAL BANKING OFFICERS : Scale –I I (Post code-2):

Educational Qualification : Graduate with minimum 60% marks in                        aggregate from  UGC recognized University.

OR

Post Graduate with minimum 50% marks in aggregate from UGC recognized  university

OR

Post Graduate Degree / Diploma  in Management from UGC recognized university

or  AICTE approved institution

OR

Any other professional qualification such as CA, ICWA etc.

AND

Experience : Minimum 3 years in Bank/s or Financial Institution/s out of    which at least one year in Officers cadre.

Candidates with JAIIB / CAIIB qualification will be given  preference.

Working knowledge in computers will be added  advantage for both scale-I & II officers.

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Nagavalli Movie Story | Nagavalli Telugu Movie | Nagavalli Review

Venkatesh is playing 2 roles in the film one as magician role named Ramchandra Acharya and another one as Dr. Vijay role. Anushka as Saraswathi, Poonam Kaur as Neetha, Kamalini as Gowri are doing there respective roles while Vimala Raman playing the main lead role as Nagavalli.

Movie Name : Nagavalli
Cast : Venkatesh, Anushka Shetty, Priyamani, Richa Gangopadhyay, Kamalinee Mukherjee, Vimala Raman, Bramanandam, Dharmavarapu Subramanyam, Sarath Babu, Avinash, Shraddha Das, Sujatha
Director : P. Vasu
Producer : Bellamkonda Suresh
Music : Gurukiran
Staring : Venkatesh, Anushka Shetty, Priyamani, Richa Gangopadhyay, Kamalinee Mukherjee
Release Date :16.12.2010
Language : Telugu

Victory Venkatesh’s ‘Nagavalli’ is one of the most awaited films of this season. ‘Nagavalli’ is the sequel to Rajinikanth’s block-buster film Chandramukhi and it is the remake of Kannada film, ‘Aptha Rakshaka’. Nagavalli showcases Venkatesh in a contrasting look. Venky will be seen as a psychiatrist and as a King with negative shades in the role

With six female characters in the film, Anushka, Kamalini Mukherjee, Richa Gangopadhyay, Sraddha Das, Poonam Kaur and Sujha the movie is sure to turn quite an interesting subject. ‘Nagavalli’ is releasing today with maximum number of prints in Venkatesh’s career.

In Mysore a family was disturbed by an ancient painting named Nagavalli. The family mumbers are Saraswathi, Neetha and Gowri. They are psychologically affected because of Nagavalli. These family members will decide to contact Ramchandra Acharya apsychiatrist , to solve the problem. All directions point to the huge portrait of Nagavalli (Vimala Raman) and it is observed that the portrait is the cause for this. The investigation also takes back to around 125 years when the king Vijayarajendra Bahaddur (Venkatesh) used to live and how his enmity with Nagavalli has been going on since centuries. What happens from there forms the rest of the story.

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Deepika Padukone For Tissot Add Photo Shoot

Bollywood top actress Deepika Padukone is the Tissot Brand Ambassador and she gave some hot photo shoot for promotional shoot for International Brand Tissot Watches .

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Sleep Position Reveals Personality

Australian psychologists have identified a number of sleep positions that can determine the nature and personality of a person

According to the specialists, it is during sleep that a man is revealed at a subconscious level. Only four basic positions were previously known:

• fetus position (curled-up manner, lying on the side), expressing the need for protection;
• outstretched position (lying on stomach, with arms extended upward and straight legs), which is usually chosen by obliging, precise and focused people;
• royal position (lying on the back, hands behind his head) expressing immense self confidence;
• semi-fetus position (lying on the side with half-bent legs), which is usually chosen by sensible and even-tempered people.

Now, Australian psychologists have added a few more sleep positions to the list:

• master’s position (lying on the stomach, gradually shifting in the middle of the bed, putting the pillow under himself) corresponds to a responsible and idealistic person, a good lover and a strong professional, steadily going up the career ladder);
• support-seeker position (curled into a ball, like a cat) – it is usually chosen by a man unsure of himself, who needs a strong partner, a woman defender; this is a good man but a bad father; not a careerist;
• balanced position (lying on the side, with their arms round a pillow or a loved woman) – reasonable and quiet man who very well knows what he wants from life, he is a good family man and a gentle lover; a good leader at work;
• “Center of the Universe” position (lying on the side as close as possible to a partner face to face) – a non-amorous man, but who value home comfort and a woman-wife; not jealous; easily cheats; selfish lover, not a careerist;
• uncompromising position (lying on the back, across the bed) – usually a one-woman man, wonderful family man, but dictatorial and tolerates no compromise; at work, this man is typically aimed primarily at financial well-being.

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Most Polluting Countries in the World 2010

The world’s top 10 polluters, ranked by their absolute and per-capita greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, according to the International Energy Agency

No.1 China

The world’s biggest CO2 emitter.In November 2009 China announced that it will reduce its carbon intensity 40 to 45 percent by 2020.

No.2 United States

USA the world’s second biggest CO2 emitter. The US has 4% of the world’s population but they produces about 25% of all carbon dioxide emissions.

 No.3 Russia
Russia has improve its planning to reduce greenhouse gas emissions

No.4 India

India announced that it will reduce its emission intensity by 20-25 percent by 2020 from the 2005 level. India’s emissions intensity is already lower than other emerging economies and had decreased 17.6 percent between 1990 and 2005.

 No.5 Japan
Japan, the world’s fifth-biggest greenhouse gas emitter, announced in June this year that it will target a cut in emissions by 15 percent by 2020 from 2005 levels. Japanese businesses argue that their factories are already among the world’s most energy-efficient and that the country will struggle to cut greenhouse gas emissions

No.6 Germany

the world’s sixth biggest greenhouse gas emitter. The Germany government established a mechanism for ending the use of nuclear power over the next 15 years; government working to meet EU commitment to identify nature preservation areas in line with the EU’s Flora, Fauna, and Habitat directive

No.7 Canada

The province of Alberta is Canada’s top polluter as of May 2007. The province, with 10% of Canada’s population, contributes 40% of climate-warming gases of the country. It is where seven of the top ten polluters of the country is located, including Syncrude and Suncor. Because half of all emissions in Canada are from industries, environmentalists target them instead of consumers.

No.8 Britain

The nation has met Kyoto Protocol target of a 12.5% reduction from 1990 levels and intends to meet the legally binding target and move toward a domestic goal of a 20% cut in emissions by 2010.By 2005 the government reduced the amount of industrial and commercial waste disposed of in landfill sites to 85% of 1998 levels and recycled or composted at least 25% of household waste, increasing to 33% by 2015.

No.9 South Korea

South Korea announced its first greenhouse gas reduction target in November 2009, pledging to cut emissions of carbon dioxide and other heat-trapping gases by 4% below 2005 levels by 2020.South Korea is one of the world’s largest greenhouse gas emitters. In 2005, the country released 590 million tons of the greenhouse gases blamed for dangerously warming the globe.
If no action is taken to cut emissions, South Korea is expected to produce 813 million tons of greenhouse gases in 2020.

No 10. Mexico

The environmental issues that plague Mexico include scarcity of hazardous waste disposal facilities; rural to urban migration; natural fresh water resources scarce and polluted in north, inaccessible and poor quality in center and extreme southeast.
The nation also has raw sewage and industrial effluents polluting rivers in urban areas; deforestation; widespread erosion; desertification; deteriorating agricultural lands; serious air and water pollution in the national capital and urban centers along US-Mexico border.

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4 Ways to Maintain Eye Health When Using Eyeliner

Red eyes, damaged eyelids, dryness and irritation. Are you familiar with these feelings in your eyes after partying and heavy use of makeup? If so then here are tips to maintain your eye health despite using eye makeup.

Do not use an eyeliner with sparkles

Even if it is written on the package that the product is safe for the eyes, if an eyeliner contains shiny particles, then you should avoid such a product especially if you wear contact lenses. If micro particles of sparkles fall into your eyes and especially under the lens, they will irritate the cornea throughout the day. Just imagine! Therefore, if you want the effect of sparkles, then select the best blinking liner for the eyes.

Always keep your eye pencil sharpened

Of course it is much easier to draw with a round and soft end of the slate pencil, but the blunt end of a pencil means that you are closer to the tree, and it leads to scratching and irritation. In addition to damage to the cornea and eyelid, even the smallest particles of wood can cause allergic reactions.

How to use a liner in contact lenses

If you wear contact lenses, here is the procedure for using liners. First lens, and then – eyeliner and shadow. And be sure to first remove the lens in the evening, and then remove the makeup from the eyes!

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How to prepare your kid for exams

'It's not always the people who start the smartest, that end up the smartest.' If you are a parent or a teacher, this statement could change the way you deal with your children forever. It will mean that rather than looking for short term gains (marks, scores, grades) you will start preparing your children for a brighter future. And this message is most important to remember when anxiety levels are rising and exams are round the corner. It is so easy to get lost in the rat race of 'this exam is going to determine your future'. The only thing that is going to determine your child's future is his/her mindset. And you play a big role in developing that.

Carol Dweck, from Stanford University, has proposed that it's not our grades that establish future success but whether we live our life with a 'growth' mindset or 'fixed' mindset. (Mindset, Ballantine, 2006). So a person with a fixed mindset would think that intelligence is fixed and that if children do not do well in their board exams then their lives are doomed. On the other hand, a person with a growth mindset would believe that intelligence is not fixed but grows through experience and learning and that exams are not a true judge of future success. The role models of growth mindset that come to my mind are Albert Einstein, Charles Darwin, Leo Tolstoy, Mahatma Gandhi and many more. All these men may not have had a brilliant academic start but nobody can doubt that they changed the world.

Keep the faith
How do you follow the path of the growth mindset? Here are some good clues:

• Believe that no quality, trait, ability, intelligence or skill in us is fixed. All that is required is persistence, hard work and tenacity. Dweck's research has clearly indicated that children who are praised for their persistence (process feedback) are better primed for success than children who are praised just for their smartness (fixed feedback).
• Reframe difficulties, mistakes, low scores, as part of the journey rather than see them as signs of failure. It does not mean that you are lowering the standard for your children, instead it means that you are coaching them to keep growing and not be scared of trying different options to optimise their potential for the rest of their lives
• Motivate them to be committed to the process of learning and develop their mind and life at every step. Praise persistence and staying power, celebrate learning and curiosity, open their minds to seeing life as a way of experimenting and exploring, free them to take healthy risks and overcome challenges.
• As a parent help children turn around their failures. Motivate them to be committed to learning rather than just getting scores. And for that you need to believe in it yourself. Remember, each child is wired and inspired differently. Some might do well in school, whereas there are many others who will only blossom much later when they are in college or when they start working.
• The growth mindset is based on the belief that your skills, strengths and abilities can only be polished through effort and perseverance. The passion for stretching yourself and sticking to it, even (especially) when it's not going well, is the hallmark of the growth mindset. As Albert Einstein remarked, "It's not just that I am smart, it's just that I stay with problems longer."

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Mughda Godse poses for Maxim India

Hot and sexy Mughda Godse has posed for famous Men’s magazine Maxim India’s latest edition.

The ‘Jail’ girl has given pose in very seductive manner. Mughda has been looking stunning in the snaps, which are available in the Maxim India website.

The Bollywood beauty also spoke heartout on various issues and her sexy look as well. In the interview with Maxim India, Mughda says, she feels actor Will Smith as sexiest man.

She also feels Hrthik Roshan and Aamir khan also attractive and sexy.

When she was asked about hot tag with her look, she said, “I do not wear Hot tag very well.”

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Sonakshi Sinha’s Maxim avatar

Voluptuous Dabangg girl Sonakshi Sinha has donned the new sexy avatar for the latest edition of famous Men’s magazine Maxim.

In the December 2010 issue, Sonakshi has graced the cover page of Maxim and posed in very seductive way.

The bombshell has definitely set the magazine on fire and also sends a message that she is ready to do bold roles.

It is a hot treat to watch Sonakshi’s maxim photo shoot. She really looked stunning and pretty ready to challenge others as far as hot and bold roles are concerned.

But, the Maxim photo shoot will definitely rattle dad Shotgun Sinha.

Sonakshi has recently joined the Race-2 bandwagon and it is believed that the Maxim episode will help her lot to produce more glamorous look in the film.

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20 Top Flirting Countries

A survey commissioned by Badoo.com with the intention to look into the world’s online flirting and compare the attitude of women in different societies came up with the conclusion that Spanish women take the cake when it comes to hooking men online.

The survey resulted in drawing the “World Flirtation League” with Spain firmly holding the top line of those picking up men surfing the web.
During a flirting season of three months the average Spanish woman hunter will initiate contacts with four men, leaving far behind British women whose prey comes to 2.3 contacts. The US women make an even poorer show with their 1.9 pickups. Consequently the UK occupies the 14th place (losing to as many as six of its European neighbors besides Spain) and the US drops to the 19th.
Other leaders competing with Spain for charming men on the web are Poland (2nd), the Dominican Republic (3rd), Italy (4th) and Argentina (5th). For those wishing to know the result for their country here is the remainder of the list:

• Brazil – 6
• Chile – 7
• Portugal – 8
• Canada – 9
• Venezuela – 10
• the Netherlands – 11
• Germany – 12
• Colombia – 13
• the Czech Republic – 15
• Mexico – 16
• France – 17
• Belgium – 18
• Ecuador – 20

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Nail Problems and Health

It is very useful to do a manicure by yourself! Indeed, it is in this case you can see all the changes on your nails. A certain nail has become too yellow while the other has a strange spot … This is no accident!

Of course, health diagnosis is best done in specialized centers with the help of professionals. The following little signs will help draw attention to the problem.

Pale nails

With age, nails become paler, and it’s a fact that young people’s nails are much brighter than that of old people. But if you suddenly noticed that your nails have turned white within just a few weeks, then it could indicate problems such as anemia, heart disease or liver disease.

Yellow nails

Here, everything could be harmless, nails become yellowish due to frequent use of red lacquer. Otherwise, it may indicate the presence of fungal infections. But do not panic! Most fungi can be treated quite successfully.

Bluish tinge

Typically, such color indicates a problem with body intake of oxygen. Most often, this is caused by lung disease or diabetes. Truly, this can also be because your hands are cold. But constantly cold hands are also a symptom of many diseases, including diabetes. Therefore, watch out the temperature of your hands.

Small pits on the nails

More often, this is simply the result of minor injuries of the nail, but if such pits become too much, it could be a sign of psoriasis or arthritis.

Cracked and crumbling nails

If the nails peel, break or crack, this can be a very clear indication of thyroid disease. Test for such diseases is done quickly and painlessly, so do not worry, just check it out. And thank your nails they timely notified you.

Thick red cuticle

If the cuticle is red and swollen, it could mean some disorder of the connective tissue. But do not worry ahead of time because such cuticles may be the result of very rough removal of polish from the nail, which led to irritation. Just change your nail polish remover.

Blue-black or reddish-black lines under fingernails

This is a very serious symptom of such diseases as skin cancer or melanoma. You need to urgently see a doctor- find everything about melanoma.

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