CISF Recruitment 2017

                                                     CISF Recruitment 2017
                            (Central Industrial Security Force)
                                  Post Name – Constable (Fire)
IMPORTANT DATES

Starting Date of Online Application-11-Dec-2017
Last Date for Online Application- 11-Jan-2018
Last Date of Fee Payment through Challan- 13-Jan-2018

APPLICATION FEE
General /OBC (Male) – Rs.100/-
SC / ST / Ex SM- No Fee
The application fee can be paid through SBI Challan or through net banking/ credit card or debit card.

LOCATION
All India

Online Form Direct Link -     http://activeation.com/3Yv5

AGE LIMIT
(As on 11-01-2018)
The candidates must fulfill the below mentioned age limit:
Minimum- 18 years
Maximum-23 years
(Age Relaxation: As per rules)
1. State wise vacancy details
2. Andhra Pradesh : 12 Posts
3. Arunachal Pradesh (Entire State) : 04 Posts
4. Assam(Entire State) : 28 Posts
5. Bihar : 24 Posts
6. Chhattisgarh : 06 Posts
7. Delhi(Entire State) : 04 Posts
8. Gujarat(Entire State) : 15 Posts
9. Haryana(Entire State) : 06 Posts
10. Himachal Pradesh (Entire State) : 02 Posts
11. Jammu & Kashmir (Entire State) : 12 Posts
12. Jharkhand : 08 Posts
13. Karnataka(Entire State) : 16 Posts
14. Kerala(Entire State) : 08 Posts
15. Madhya Pradesh : 18 Posts
16. Maharashtra : 26 Posts
17. Manipur (Entire State) : 03 Posts
18. Meghalaya (Entire State) : 03 Posts
19. Mizoram(Entire State) : 01 Post
20. Nagaland(Entire State) : 01 Post
21. Odisha : 10 Posts
22. Punjab(Entire State) : 07 Posts
23. Rajasthan(Entire State) : 17 Posts
24. Tamilnadu(Entire State) : 17 Posts
25. Telangana : 09 Posts
26. Tripura(Entire State) : 04 Posts
27. Uttar Pradesh : 48 Posts
28. Uttarakhand (Entire State) : 02 Posts
29. West Bengal : 21 Posts
Posts of Naxal/Militancy Affected Areas: 155 Posts
1. Andhra Pradesh: 22 Posts
2. Bihar: 45 Posts
3. Chhattisgarh: 10 Posts
4. Jharkhand: 20 Posts
5. Madhya Pradesh: 01 Posts
6. Madhya Pradesh: 03 Posts
7. Odisha: 19 Posts
8. Telangana: 19 Posts
9. Uttar Pradesh: 05 Posts
10. West Bengal: 11 Posts

CISF jobs 2018 notification: If you are 10th, 12th or graduation pass and seeking job under defence field then there is a great opportunity to grab this job and join CISF as Constable, Head Constable, Inspector (SI) and Assistant Sub Inspector (ASI) posts. Last year CISF published 16000 vacancies but this year government announced to increase the workforce in defence field, so they will publish soon 37000 vacancies in daily employment news. This is what for every job seeker is expecting from this government and looking for bumper vacancies in the defence sector.
Bsf, CISF, BSF, SSB & ITBP latest news announcement 2018!!


Recently, Home Ministry has started the process of recruiting around 20,000 women force in CRPF, CISF, BSF, the SSB and the ITBP. Following are the percentage allocated to defence department.
Department name Percentage

CRPF & BSF 33%
SSB & ITBP 14-15%

Home Ministry official said,Their would be 33 percent reservation in constable-level posts in Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) & Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) and 15% posts in border guarding forces of Border Security Force (BSF), Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB) and Indo Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) will start immediately. Keep visiting us for the latest update on 20,000 opening
Age Limit: Not less than 18 years and not more than 23 years as on 11th January 2018. Candidates should not have been born earlier than 12.01.1995 and not later than 11.01.2000. The Upper Age Relaxation - 05 Years for SC / ST & Jammu Kashmir Candidates, 03 Years for OBC, Upto 45 years for SC/ST & Upto 40 years for Gen/OBC for Serving CISF Personne


Pay Scale: Pay Matrix Level-3 ₹ 21,700 - 69,100/- (Pre-revised Pay Band - 1 ₹ 5200-20200 + Grade Pay ₹ 2000/-) plus usual allowances as admissible to the Central Government employees from time to time.

Educational Qualification: Matric with 12th Class Pass science subject or equivalent qualification from a recognized Board/ University. Educational certificates other than State Board/ Central Board should be accompanied with Govt. of India notification declaring that such qualification is equivalent to 12th Class pass with science subject for service under Central Govt

Physical Standards:

Category Height Chest
For candidates belonging to hill areas of the Garhwal, Kumaon, Himachal Pradesh, Gorkhas, Dogras, Marathas, Sikkimies, Kashmir Valley and Leh & Ladakh regions of J&K and North Eastern States
subject to production of Certificate  165 Cms Minimum 78 CM with minimum expansion of 05 CM
Tribal or Adivasis including Mizos and Nagas subject to production of certificate 162.5 Cms Minimum 77 CM with minimum expansion of 05 CM


For all other Candidates 170 Cms Minimum 80 CM with minimum expansion of 05 CM
Weight: Proportionate to height and age as per medical standard. Weight will be recorded at the time of physical measurements but the decision on fitness on account of weight will be taken at the time of medical examination.

Selection Process: Physical Standards Test, Physical Efficiency Test and Documentation.

James Bond Latest News For Nest INstallment

James Bond shock: Hugh Jackman reveals why he REJECTED chance to play

JAMES BOND could have been played by Hugh Jackman if the stars had aligned differently

The star, who went on to become an icon of a different franchise thanks to his work as Wolverine, admitted that - at the time of the offer - he just wasn’t a fan of the movies.

It seems he could have tried out for the part to succeed Pierce Brosnan, before Daniel Craig ultimately won the role.

Brosnan went out on something of a damp squib, with Die Another Day derided by many fans.

But what Jackman didn’t know at the time was that James Bond  was about to go through something of a resurgence; with Casino Royale breathing new life.

“I was about to do X-Men 2 and a call came from my agent asking if I’d be interested in Bond,” he told Variety. 

“I just felt at the time that the scripts had become so unbelievable and crazy and I felt like they needed to become grittier and real. 

“And the response was: ‘Oh, you don’t get a say. You just have to sign on.’”

He added: “I was also worried that between Bond and X-Men, I’d never have time to do different things.”

Ultimately he went on to play Wolverine for 17 years, up until the release of Logan earlier in 2017.

Now, he’s preparing to star in The Greatest Showman alongside Zac Efron.

The next Bond movie, meanwhile - which will be Craig’s last - is due 2019.

In a recent interview, Jackman revealed some information which could have been HUGE, if only it happened. Apparently, the 'Wolverine' turned down the iconic role of 'James Bond' because he thought the script was a little too wild for his comfort. “I just felt at the time that the scripts has become so unbelievable and crazy, and I felt like they needed to become grittier and real', he said

Another hiccup in the legendary actor not taking up the role of the iconic spy was that he was told by the producers that he won't have any say in the whole plotting of the movie and the character. So that's one more thing that made him turn it down. Also, he was worried about swinging between 'X-Men' and 'James Bond' which would have been tough. His refusal turned out to be gold for Daniel Craig eventually.Obviously, Hugh had nothing to worry about and regrets didn't have any space in his life since he went on to do some stellar work and owned the whole 'Wolverine' franchise and made it what it became.

Famous Australian actor Hugh Jackman has told, why did not want to play James bond in the early 2000-ies. He was considered for the role of agent 007, as a possible candidate to replace Pierce Brosnan.

Hugh Jackman admitted that he was regarded as a performer of the role of the famous agent. At the beginning of this century, the Aussie could play James bond. According to Jackman, he just had to start shooting the film “People of IKS-2” when he called his agent with an offer of bond. The representative of the actor said that while he will not be able to influence the course of the plot of James bond, and Jackman, at the time, it seemed that the events in the film look too unrealistic. At the decision of the actor into account the fact that between filming the two movies he won’t have any free time, so he refused.

Recall that after the Pierce Brosnan agent 007 was playing Daniel Craig. He has already managed to star in four films about James bond.

SSC Multitasking Non-Technical 2017 latest News and Latest Exam Pattern

SSC Non-Technical Exam Pattern

ssc exam pattern of ssc mts has been changed. SSC decided to get more accurate result of exam candidates.There will  be a good decision of making fast result of SSC MTS Non-Technical.

Before Changing Syllabus :

 

   Subject                                          Questions                     marks    

1. General Reasoning         -            25                              25
2. Quantitative Aptitude     -            25                              25
3. English                           -            50                              50
4. General Knowledge       -            50                              50      

                   Total Question           150               Tot. Marks  150

Each question carry Equal 1 Marks And 0.25 Negative marking.

August 30,2017

Now the Exam Pattern Will changed 

Subject                                  Question                         marks

General Reasoning           -        25                                25

Quantitative Aptitude       -        25                                25

English                             -         25                                25

General Knowledge         -         25                                25    

               

               Total Question             100        Tot. Marks     100

Now There will be same analysis

Each question carry 1 marks and 0.25 negative marking.

Practice Test for Computer Based Examination for Multi-Tasking Staff(NT),2016

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All the best for SSC MTS student.

                

SSC Mutitasking (Non-Technical) latest News

SSC Multitasking     Non-Technical   Latest Exam Date

ssc has release the new notification of regarding Multitasking exam NON-TECHNICAL

                                                              No. 4-29/2014-P&P-I 

                                           NOTICE SCHEDULE OF EXAMINATION 

The Commission would be conducting (i) Stenographer Grade ’C’ & ‘D’ Examination 2017; (ii) Re-examination of MTS (NT) Examination 2016 (Paper-I) and (iii) Examination for Selection Posts, Phase-IV/2017 (Matriculation, Higher Secondary and Graduation Levels), as per the following schedule: 

 Name of Examination                                                                                  Tentative Dates

                                                                                

Stenographer Grade C & D Examination                                                 11.09.2017 to 14.09.2017

Re-examination of Multi Tasking (Non Technical)                                  16.09.2017 to 26.10.2017

Staff Examination 2016 (Paper-I) 

To check Official Link  :-          https://goo.gl/GBHMta

INTELLIGENCE BUREAU - Ministry of Home Affairs

INTELLIGENCE BUREAU -    Ministry of Home Affairs

Assistant Central Intelligence Officer Grade-II/Executive Exam 2017

Online applications are invited from Indian Nationals for direct recruitment to the post of Assistant Central Intelligence Officer (Grade-II/Executive) i.e. ACIO-II (Exe) in IB (Ministry of Home Affairs), Government of India.

Applicants are advised to go through all parameters under different paras and sub-paras mentioned below and satisfy themselves about their suitability in terms of age limit, essential qualifications, etc for the post before applying. Candidates fulfilling eligibility criteria as mentioned below may apply ONLINE through website www.mha.nic.in only.

1. DESCRIPTION OF POST

Name of the post

ACIO-II/Exe

Classification

General Central Service, Group ‘C’ (Non-gazetted, Non-Ministerial)

Number of vacancies

UR

OBC

SC

ST

Total

951

184

109

56

1300

Ex Servicemen

95

19

11

5

130

Pay scale

Rs. 9300-34800 plus Grade Pay Rs. 4200 (PB-2) Plus admissible Central Govt allowances. [Under revision as per the recommendations of 7th C.P.C.]

Qualifications

Essential

Graduation or equivalent from a recognized University.

Desirable

Knowledge of computers.

Age limit

18-27 years

 Upper age limit is relaxable by 5 years for SC/ST and by 3 years for OBC candidates.

 Upper age limit is relaxable for departmental candidates’ upto 40 years of age who have rendered 3 years of regular and continuous service.

 The age limit is relaxable up to age of 35 years for general candidates and up to 40 years for SC/ST in case of widows, divorced women and women judicially separated from their husbands and not remarried.

 The age limit is relaxable for ex-servicemen as well as for candidates who were domiciled in J&K from 1.1.1980 to 31.12.1989 as well as the children and dependents of victims of communal riots of 2002 in Gujarat as per the Govt instructions in this regard issued from time to time.

NOTE:

(ii) (i) The above mentioned posts are not reserved for any category of physically handicapped (HH, OH, VH) persons. Hence, they NEED NOT apply.

(iii) The number of vacancies is provisional and liable to change.

(iv) The appointment to the post will be temporary.

(v) However, appointment in permanent capacity will depend on various factors governing permanent appointment in such posts in force at that time.

(vi) Successful completion of training is mandatory for confirmation to the post of ACIO-II/Exe. .

(v) The eligibility of the candidates in terms of age, educational qualification, caste/category etc. will be determined on the closing date. The candidate must be Graduate or equivalent from a recognized university on or before the closing date, i.e., the final result must be out on or before the closing date, i.e. 2.9.2017 (till 2359 hours) and he/she must have been declared successful in it.

2. SERVICE LIABILITY: The post involves All India Service liability. Therefore, the candidates willing to serve anywhere in India only need to apply.

3. SCHEME OF EXAMINATION:

Tier/Mode of examination

Description of examination

Total Marks

Time (minutes)

Written Exam

Tier-I

Objective type MCQs, divided into 4 parts containing 25 questions of 1 marks each on:

a) General Awareness

b) Quantitative aptitude

c) Logical/analytical ability

d) English language.

100

60

Tier-II

Descriptive type:

a) Essay on one of the given topics (30 marks), &

b) English comprehension & précis writing (20 marks).

50

60

3

Interview:100 marks

4. CENTRE OF EXAMINATION: The candidate has to opt for one of the centre from 33 centres given below for the Tier-I exam:

Sl.No.

Centre

Sl. No.

Centre

1

AGARTALA

18

KOHIMA

2

AHMEDABAD

19

KOLKATA

3

AIZAWL

20

LEH

4

AMRITSAR

21

LUCKNOW

5

BANGALORE

22

MEERUT

6

BHOPAL

23

MUMBAI

7

BHUBANESWAR

24

NAGPUR

8

CHANDIGARH

25

PATNA

9

CHENNAI

26

RAIPUR

10

DEHRADUN

27

RANCHI

11

DELHI

28

SHILLONG

12

GUWAHATI

29

SHIMLA

13

HYDERABAD

30

SILIGURI

14

IMPHAL

31

TRIVANDRUM

15

ITANAGAR

32

VARANASI

16

JAIPUR

33

VIJAYAWADA

17

JAMMU

NOTE 1: While filling in the online application form, the applicant should carefully decide about his/her choice of examination centre.

NOTE 2: Examination centre, once opted, will NOT be changed under any circumstances. Candidates could be accommodated at nearby centres in case of over subscription at a particular centre. However, efforts will be made to accommodate them in nearby centres.

NOTE 3: Applications received from a candidate for more than one Examination Centre would be rejected.

5. SELECTION OF CANDIDATES:

a) The candidate has to appear in Tier-I at one of the test centres mentioned above.

b) There will be negative marking of ¼ mark for each wrong answer in Tier-I.

c) No marks would be awarded for an un-attempted question.

d) Only those candidates would be called for Tier-II exam who come up to a certain standard in Tier-I. For Tier-II examination, there will be a minimum cut off marks of 33%.

4

e) The date, time and centre of Tier-II would be intimated to the successful candidates through the application portal as well as E-mail ID provided at the time of online registration.

f) On the basis of their combined performance in Tier-I and Tier-II, the candidates would be short listed for the interview.

g) The date, time and centre of interview would be intimated to the successful candidates through the application portal as well as E-mail ID provided at the time of online registration.

h) Tier-II exam and interviews would be conducted at a centre by clubbing the candidates of nearby centres.

i) Based on the combined performance in Tier-I, Tier-II and interview, the candidates would be short listed for final selection subject to successful completion of their Character and Antecedent verification followed by medical examination.

6. HOW TO APPLY:

a) Applications should be submitted online through MHA’s website www.mha.nic.in. Applications will NOT be accepted through any other mode.

b) The application portal will be operational from 12.8.17 to 02.9.17 till 2359 hours. Registration done prior to 12.8.17 and after 02.9.17 will not be accepted.

Apply For INTELLIGENCE BUREAU        Click This Link -     https://goo.gl/3Ryyra         

UPSC - Combined Defense Services - II 2017 latest exam

Combined Defence Services - UPSC

(Last Date for Submission of Applications: 08.09.2017) COMBINED DEFENCE SERVICES EXAMINATION (II), 2017 [INCLUDING SSC WOMEN (NON-TECHNICAL) COURSE] (Commission’s Website www.upsc.gov.in)

CANDIDATES TO ENSURE THEIR ELIGIBILITY FOR THE EXAMINATION: The candidates applying for the examination should ensure that they fulfil all the eligibility conditions for admission to the Examination. Their admission at all the stages of the examination will be purely provisional subject to satisfying the prescribed eligibility conditions. Mere issue of Admission Certificate to the candidate will not imply that his candidature has been finally cleared by the Commission. Verification of eligibility conditions with reference to original documents will be taken up only after the candidate has qualified for interview/Personality Test.

LAST DATE FOR SUBMISSION OF APPLICATIONS: The Online Applications can be filled upto 08th September, 2017 till 6:00 PM

The eligible candidates shall be issued an e-Admit Card three weeks before the commencement of the examination. The e-Admit Card will be made available on the UPSC website (www.upsc.gov.in) for downloading by candidates. No eAdmit Card will be sent by post. All the applicants are required to provide valid & active e-mail i.d. while filling up online application form as the Commission may use electronic mode for contacting them.

PENALITY FOR WRONG ANSWERS: Candidates should note that there will be penalty (Negative Marking) for wrong answers marked by a candidate in the Objective Type Question Papers.

For both writing and marking answers in the OMR sheet (Answer Sheet) candidates must use black ball pen only Pens with any other colour are prohibited. Do not use Pencil or Ink pen. Candidates should note that any omission/mistake/discrepancy in encoding/filling of details in the OMR answer sheet especially with regard to Roll Number and Test Booklet Series Code will render the answer sheet liable for rejection. Candidates are further advised to read carefully the “Special Instructions” contained in Appendix-III of the Notice.

FACILITATION COUNTER FOR GUIDANCE OF CANDIDATES: In case of any guidance/information/clarification regarding their application, candidature etc. candidates can contact UPSC’s Facilitation Counter near Gate ‘C’ of its campus in person or over Telephone No.011-23385271/011-23381125/011- 23098543 on working days between 10.00 hrs. to 17.00 hrs.

CANDIDATES ARE REQUIRED TO APPLY ONLINE AT www.upsconline.nic.in ONLY. NO OTHER MODE IS ALLOWED FOR SUBMISSION OF APPLICATION. GOVERNMENT STRIVES TO HAVE A WORKFORCE WHICH REFLECTS GENDER BALANCE AND WOMEN CANDIDATES ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY.

No.F.8/2/2017.E.I(B)—A Combined Defence Services Examination will be conducted by the Union Public Service Commission on 19th November, 2017 for admission to the under mentioned courses:— Name of the Course and Approximate No. of Vacancies: 1. Indian Military Academy, Dehradun— 100 145th Course commencing in July 2018 [Including 13 vacancies reserved for NCC ‘C’ Certificate (Army Wing) holders]. 2. Indian Naval Academy, Ezhimala—Course 45 commencing in July 2018 Executive (General Service) [including 06 vacancies reserved for NCC ‘C’ Certificate holders (Naval Wing)]. 3. Air Force Academy, Hyderabad—(Pre-Flying) 32 Training Course commencing in August, 2018 i.e. No. 204 F(P) Course. 4. Officers’ Training Academy, Chennai—108th SSC Course (NT) (For Men) commencing in October, 2018. 225 (including 50 vacancies for NCC ‘C’ certificate holders for NCC Spl. Entry) 5. Officers Training Academy, Chennai—22nd 12 SSC Women (Non-Technical) Course commencing in October, 2018. NOTE (i) : The date of holding the examination as mentioned above is liable to be changed at the discretion of the Commission. NOTE (ii) : The number of vacancies given above is tentative and may be changed at any stage by Services H. Q. N.B. (I) (a) : A candidate is required to specify clearly in respective column of the Online Application the Services for which he/she wishes to be considered in the order of his/her preference. A male candidate is advised to indicate as many preferences as he wishes to, subject to the condition given at paras (b) and (c) below, so that having regard to his rank in the order of merit due consideration can be given to his preferences when making appointment. Since women candidates are eligible for OTA only, they should give OTA as their first and only preference. (b) (i) : If a male candidate is competing for Short Service Commission (Army) only, he should indicate OTA as the one and only choice. However, a male candidate competing for Short Service Commission Course at OTA as well as Permanent Commission course at IMA, Indian Naval Academy and Air Force Academy should indicate OTA as his last preference; otherwise OTA will be deemed to be the last choice even if it is given a higher preference by the candidate. 4 (b) (ii) : Women candidates are being considered only for Short Service Commission at OTA. They should indicate OTA as the only choice. (c) Candidates who desire to join Air Force Academy must indicate AFA as first choice, as they have to be administered Computer Pilot Selection System (CPSS) and/or Pilot Aptitude Battery Test at one of the AFSBs and AF Medicals at Central Establishment/Institute of Aviation Medicines. Choice exercised for AFA as second/third etc. will be treated as invalid. (d) Candidates should note that, except as provided in N.B. (II) below, they will be considered for appointment to those courses only for which they exercise their preference and for no other course(s). (e) No request for addition/alteration in the preferences already indicated by a candidate in his/her application will be entertained by the Commission. No change of choice once exercised will be allowed. Second choice will come for consideration only when the first choice is not offered to the candidate by Services HQ. When first choice is offered and a candidate declines the same, his/her candidature will be cancelled for all other choices for regular Commission. N.B. (II) The left-over candidates of IMA/Indian Naval Academy/Air Force Academy courses viz., those who have been recommended by the Union Public Service Commission for grant of Permanent Commission on the basis of the final results of this Examination, but who could not be inducted on these courses for any reason whatsoever may be considered for grant of SSC even if they have not indicated their choice for this course in their applications, if they are subsequently willing to be considered for this course subject to the following conditions : (i) There is a shortfall after detailing all the candidates who competed for the SSC Course; and (ii) The candidates who are detailed for training even though they have not expressed their preference for SSC will be placed in the order of Merit List after the last candidate who had opted for this Course, as these candidates will be getting admission to the Course to which they are not entitled according to the preference expressed by them. (iii) Candidates with Air Force as first and only choice cannot be considered as left-over for grant of SSC (OTA) if they fail in Computer Pilot Selection System (CPSS) and/or Pilot Aptitude Battery Test. Such candidates, if they desire to be considered for SSC (OTA) should exercise their option for OTA also.

CONDITIONS OF ELIGIBILITY: (a) Nationality: A candidate must either be: (i) a Citizen of India, or (ii) a subject of Bhutan, or (iii) a subject of Nepal, or (iv) a Tibetan refugee who came over to India before the 1st January, 1962 with the intention of permanently settling in India, or (v) a person of Indian origin who has migrated from Pakistan, Burma, Sri Lanka and East African Countries of Kenya, Uganda, the United Republic of Tanzania, Zambia, Malawi, Zaire and Ethiopia or Vietnam with the intention of permanently settling in India. Provided that a candidate belonging to categories (ii), (iii), (iv) and (v) above shall be a person in whose favour a certificate of eligibility has been issued by the Government of India. Certificate of eligibility will, however, not be necessary in the case of candidates who are Gorkha subjects of Nepal. A candidate in whose case a certificate of eligibility is necessary, may be admitted to the examination provisionally subject to the necessary certificate being given to him/her by the Govt. before declaration of result by UPSC. (b) Age Limits, Sex and Marital Status : (i) For IMA—Unmarried male candidates born not earlier than 2nd July, 1994 and not later than 1st July, 1999 only are eligible. (ii) For Indian Naval Academy—Unmarried male candidates born not earlier than 2 nd July, 1994 and not later than 1st July, 1999 only are eligible. (iii) For Air Force Academy— 20 to 24 years as on 1st July 2018 i.e. born not earlier than 2nd July, 1994 and not later than 1st July, 1998 (Upper age limit for candidates holding valid and current Commercial Pilot Licence issued by DGCA (India) is relaxable upto 26 yrs. i.e. born not earlier than 2nd July, 1992 and not later than 1st July, 1998) only are eligible. Note: Candidate below 25 years of age must be unmarried. Marriage is not permitted during training. Married candidates above 25 years of age are eligible to 7 apply but during training period they will neither be provided married accommodation nor can they live with family out of the premises. (iv) For Officers' Training Academy—(SSC Course for men) Male candidates (married or unmarried) born not earlier than 2nd July, 1993 and not later than 1st July, 1999 only are eligible. (v) For Officers' Training Academy—(SSC Women Non-Technical Course) Unmarried women, issueless widows who have not remarried and issueless divorcees (in possession of divorce documents) who have not remarried are eligible. They should have been born not earlier than 2nd July, 1993 and not later than 1st July, 1999. NOTE : Male divorcee/widower candidates cannot be treated as unmarried male for the purpose of their admission in IMA/INA/AFA courses and accordingly they are not eligible for these courses.

Educational Qualifications : (i) For I.M.A. and Officers’ Training Academy— Degree of a recognised University or equivalent. (ii) For Indian Naval Academy—Degree in Engineering from a recognised University/Institution. (iii) For Air Force Academy—Degree of a recognised University (with Physics and Mathematics at 10+2 level) or Bachelor of Engineering. Graduates with first choice as Army/Navy/Air Force are to submit proof of graduation provisional certificates on the date of commencement of the SSB Interview at the SSB. Candidates who are studying in the final year/semester Degree course and have yet to pass the final year degree examination can also apply provided candidate should not have any present backlog upto the last semester / year for which results have been declared upto the time of submission of application and they will be required to submit proof of passing the degree examination at the time of commencement of course to reach the Army HQ/Rtg. CDSE Entry, West Block III, R. K. Puram, New Delhi-110066 in case of IMA/SSC first choice candidates and Naval HQ “DMPR” (OI & R Section), Room No. 204, ‘C’ Wing, Sena Bhawan, New Delhi-110011 in case of Navy first choice candidates and PO3(A)/Air Headquarters, ‘J’ Block, Room No. 17, Opp. Vayu Bhawan, Motilal Nehru Marg, New Delhi-110 106 in case of Air Force first choice candidates by the following dates failing which their candidature will stand cancelled : (i) For admission to IMA on or before 1st July, 2018, Indian Naval Academy on or before 1st July, 2018 and Air Force Academy on or before 13th May, 2018. (ii) For admission to Officers' Training Academy, Chennai on or before 1st October, 2018. Candidates possessing professional and technical qualifications which are recognised by government as equivalent to professional and technical degrees would also be eligible for admission to the examination. In exceptional cases the Commission may treat a candidate, who does not possess any of the qualifications prescribed in this rule as educationally qualified provided that he/she possesses qualifications, the standard of which in the opinion of the Commission, justifies his/her admission to the examination. NOTE I : Candidates, who have yet to pass their degree examination will be eligible only if they are studying in the final year of degree examination. Those candidates who have yet to qualify in the final year Degree Examination and are allowed to appear in the UPSC Examination should note that this is only a special concession given to them. They are required to submit proof of passing the Degree Examination by the prescribed date and no 9 request for extending this date will be entertained on the grounds of late conduct of basic qualifying University Examination, delay in declaration of results or any other ground whatsoever. Candidates who are studying in the final year/semester degree course are required to submit at the time of SSB interview a bonafide certificate issued by University/College stating that they will be able to submit their proof of passing the graduation degree examination by the specified date, failing which their candidature will be cancelled. NOTE II : Candidates who are debarred by the Ministry of Defence from holding any type of commission in the Defence Services shall not be eligible for admission to the examination and if admitted, their candidature will be cancelled. NOTE III : In the event of Air Force candidates being suspended from Flying training for failure to learn flying, they would be absorbed in the Navigation Branch of the IAF. This will be subject to availability of vacancies and fulfilling the laid down qualitative requirements (including 60% in graduation).

FEE : Candidates (excepting Female/SC/ST candidates who are exempted from payment of fee) are required to pay a fee of Rs. 200/- (Rupees Two Hundred Only) either by depositing the money in any Branch of SBI by cash, or by using net banking facility of SBI, State Bank of Bikaner & Jaipur/State Bank of Hyderabad/State Bank of Mysore/State Bank of Patiala/State Bank of Travancore or by using Visa/Master Credit/Debit Card.

LAST DATE FOR SUBMISSION OF APPLICATIONS: The Online Applications can be filled upto 08th September, 2017 till 6:00 PM.

How the country reacted to govt’s Rs 500, Rs 1000 note banned

Tuesday night’s announcement of abolition of Rs 500 and Rs 1000 notes has sparked wide-ranging reactions from across the country. While many say they have been inconvenienced and are being forced to endure hardships, some have welcomed the move.

HT reporters spoke to people in various cities and towns to gauge the public mood.

Hyderabad:

-A Yadagiri Rao, 78, noted Telangana painter: “Last night, I went home in a cab after my painting exhibition. The cab driver refused to accept Rs 500 note and I had no other currency. I had to borrow Rs 200 from my neighbour to pay him. I think Modi should have given at least 24 hours.”

-P Achyuta Rao, 55, rights activist: Perhaps Modi government is habituated to making such last- minute announcements, as it does on petrol and diesel price hike at the eleventh hour every fortnight. Such sudden announcement hit the common people hard.

-P Pavan, 45, Vijayawada: “I may have to postpone my house-warming ceremony slated for November 11. I have no other currency, except of higher denominations. What can I do?”

Chennai:

-Praveen Sudevan, 23, journalist: “I usually eat from the dhabas that don’t accept card payments. I had around 400 bucks on me when the announcement was made. I think it’s a good move by the Centre to curb black money, but I also want to know how this move affects people less privileged such as domestic help and daily wage labourers.”

-Prabhakaran, 42, tea seller: “I’m worried about this. It’s supposed to go after the black money that the rich have, but people like me earn and save differently from people like you. Most of what I make in a day’s work is in change - but what I save after a week’s rent and groceries is usually kept in Rs500 notes. I am confused about what to do - do I need to have a bank account to exchange the money?”

-Shaktivelli, 50, domestic help: “Whatever I manage to save after working and paying bills I usually keep in Rs 500 notes around the house. I have a small sum stashed away just in case - I was hoping to use it for my daughter’s wedding. I have no bank account, and am confused about what I should do now.”

Mumbai:

Abhisekh Pandey, 35, employee at share broking firm: “With ATMs shut for two days I am saving every piece of loose change on me”.

Satish Nayak: Owner, Idli House: “Small restaurants are the major sufferers as we don’t accept credit cards and people are having problems in cash. Business is down 50% since morning.”

Punjab:

Rashmi Sandhu: “I had a tough time paying to the cab driver. I had just Rs 5 00 note and the cab driver was not ready to accept it. After much pleading the driver accepted the currency. I don’t know how will we survive for next two days.”

Talwinder Kaur, wedding in family: “We do not know how to manage the wedding shopping. For two days we are stuck with no ATMs functioning and banks closed. The government should have give us some time to make arrangements.”

Diwakar Sahoonja, trader: “We are not accepting Rs 500 or Rs 1000 notes. We are encouraging people to pay through debit and credit cards. It is just an inconvenience for two days and we are hopeful the new notes will be circulated in the market after two days.”

Alok Diwan, software professional and resident of Panchkula: “We hardly have currency notes in denomination of Rs 100. The government did not give us time to plan. There are long queues outside petrol pumps and also they are not offering any change.”

Shikha Sharma, housewife: “I had gone to buy milk and bread in the morning but the vendor refused to accept Rs 500. There is panic all round and no one wants to take the burden of exchanging this denomination later.”

Kolkata:

Subrata Shau: Businessman, 52: “I am in deep trouble. I have a small manufacturing unit and a lot of transactions happen with cash. With the banks and ATMs closed and all Rs 500 and 1,000 notes out of circulation, my business will be terribly hit for a few days.”

Rina Sarkar: retired teacher: “Only a few days ago I took out Rs 15,000 from the ATM for household expenditure. The entire money except Rs 500 -- five notes of Rs 100 -- emerged in Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes. I have no idea of what I am going to do now. The grocer flatly refused to accept the notes.”

Asesh Sengupta, entrepreneur, 41: “I am supposed to withdraw money from my bank and make payments to a number of vendors as I am getting married on December 2 but I just can’t take out the money not only today, but for a number of days. If there is no way out, I may be forced to cancel the celebrations.”

Raipur:

-Rahul Divakar, 34, Bhilai: “There is a marriage ceremony in my family in Bihar next week. I was assigned to buy many things but now I have no option. I have to deposit the cash and wait for the new currency. Each and every friend of mine is suffering from similar situation. What kind of decision is this? There should be a process and people should be given time before banning Rs 500 and Rs 1000 notes.”

-Rajat Khare, Raipur resident: “Rich people never stack notes, rather they cunningly invest in properties, shares, investment schemes and other kinds. It is the middle and lower class like us who stack or save cash and who will be badly affected by this decision.”

-Kamlesh Tiwari, tea shop owner in Raipur: “I have to close my shop for next few days because I have no money to buy anything. I had four notes of Rs 500 (Rs 2000 cash) but it will not work now.”

Trade body reactions:

-Mahesh Singhania, chairman, Federation of West Bengal Trade Associations: “I urge the trading fraternity to declare all India trade bandh & non-cooperation movement for the next 96 hours. The whole economy is bound to collapse at least up to the time the existing higher denomination notes get exchanged with the new currency papers. Educated people may be able to adjust or stand by this shock but not the uneducated ones.I appeal to the legal fraternity to file PIL.”

-Harshavardhan Neotia, president, FICCI: “This is an extremely bold move by the PM and will have a debilitating impact on the parallel economy in the country as well as terror financing. FICCI completely supports this move of the government. “There could be some inconvenience that this change may lead to for the people of our country for a few days. However, we are sure that government and RBI will take adequate measures to ensure that the transition happens smoothly.”

-Chiranjeev Singh, chairman of Chandigarh Beopar Mandal: “The traders are authorised to deposit their sale proceeds into the banks. Small-time traders do not have much problem but the new currency should be supplied in market soon. Debit and credit cards are accetable. We will give credit and take payments later.

Jitendra Barlota, working president, Chhattisgarh Chamber of Commerce: “Hundred rupee notes are difficult to find as most of time ATMs were giving out Rs 500 notes. Small traders were totally dependent upon Rs 500 and Rs 1000 notes, hence they will be suffering for next one month. Secondly, the consumer which is mainly middle class and lower class, will not be able to purchase goods because they have no cash.”

-Ganapati Ramachandran, president-elect of South Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry: “It is a bold initiative but how efficient would it be, remains to be seen. It would be difficult to carry out business in the short run, but in the long run it would be beneficial. It will change the way business is done in India and India will conform to the globally accepted standards and practices.”

- CH Venkatachalam, General Seccretary, All India Bank Employees Association: The initiative will not help in fighting black money as it is stashed away in foreign banks, foreign currency, gold or other assets. Everyone knows that black money is mostly in foreign currency, in foreign banks, in gold or in properties and less in cash. Which is why, this would not help in detecting black money.”

-Vivek Sahu, spokesperson of Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT): “This is really a surgical strike for businessmen. Businessmen have refused to accept the notes of denomination of Rs 500 and Rs 1000. The trading has stopped totally and buyers are also facing trouble in it.”

-Prashant Bhatia: Ladhu Udyog Bharti, Uttar Pradesh: “The decision of the government to abolish Rs 500 and Rs 1000 currency notes will help eliminate corruption and target black money. The problem for common man is temporary but those who have black money will face trouble, especially the politicians.”

Adarsh Shetty, president of Indian Hotels and Restaurant Association (AHAR), Mumbai:“From morning, patrons eat and then pay us these scrapped notes. Even we have no change to pay them back.”

500 & 1000 notes are Banned In India

Rs 500, Rs 1,000 notes banned: Rahul Gandhi's jibe against PM Modi is unmindful of public opinion

PM Narendra Modi on Tuesday announced scrapping of Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes. The surprise move triggered panic reactions. Stay with us for live updates

The Indian PM announced 12 AM of Aug 9 2016 will banned of Rs. 500 & 1000 note.

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The Congress vice-president is deeply agitated. He thinks that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has not acted in national interest. It's not a crackdown against corruption, black money, benami property or terror financing chain, but it is a move by a whimsical Prime Minister who is bent on harassing ordinary citizens of his country.

Rahul took the onus on himself to make Congress' official position on the subject. In a series of tweets, he blasted Modi: "Once again Mr Modi shows how little he cares about ordinary people of this country - farmers, small shopkeepers, housewives - all thrown into utter chaos". In another tweet, he said, "While the real culprits sit tight on their black money stashed away abroad or in bullion/real estate. Well done Mr Modi. Yet another tweet said, "One Q for the PM: How is replacing 1000 rs notes with 2000 rs notes going to make black money hoarding a lot harder?"

Rahul is completely unmindful of the fact that the public has hailed this move — a closely-guarded secret till he made it public — the swiftness of which nobody could have ever imagined in the wildest of dreams. Either Rahul Gandhi has not heard PM Modi's address to nation and the subsequent briefings made by RBI Governor, Finance Secretary and other top officials or if he heard and understood it then one gets an impression, which is not healthy for him, that he is taking side of loaders and hoarders of black money and fake currency

Yes, there would be short term problems for citizens spread across all class from a lowly daily wager to a high ranking executive, from petty trader to a big businessman, but then after a while these challenges before them are surmountable, if the money is legitimately earned. But to say that this amounts to harassment of common men and allows the real culprits to have a free run is a reflection on the top Congress leader's wisdom and understanding.

Even his present and potential allies, like JD(U) and SP are not on his side. The Congress vice-president also seems to be caring little for most common social wisdom that politics is about public perception. By making his stand public, he has not done any service to himself and the party Indian National Congress, he and his mother heads.

He, however, could be right in one broad sense — "all thrown into utter chaos". One potential area where this supposed chaos would reflect most would be in coming elections in Uttar Pradesh, Uttrakhand, Punjab and later in Goa.

It is well known that the cost of elections keeps on rising to new high and new methods of pumping ill-gotten money in elections is devised in each. Neither the funding of political parties, nor is the financing and expenses of the electoral process transparent. The loads of cash stocked by political parties and individual candidates through non-transparent or illegitimate means are used freely. The Election Commission and its observers are always at wits to figure out its spread.

With Modi's announcement to abruptly discontinue existing notes of Rs 500 and Rs 1,000, the huge underground cash pile with parties and candidates have become waste papers. This effectively means that in the coming elections and thereafter, at least for next few years elections will be cheaper — no more transportation of cash in gunny bags, no more transportation of cash in ambulances, something which had sprouted first in 2008 Karnataka elections, no more transportation of cash in VIP and VVIP cars and choppers or in fruit and grain trucks. The Election Commission officials will be pleased to be relaxed a bit. Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said "if elections become cheaper with this decision it's a good beginning."

Besides who wins and who loses, the coming UP elections will throw another curios aspect — how to fight elections with less money or without black money. New innovative methods will have to be found and the political parties — BJP, Congress, SP, BSP, Akali — and other challenges lay there. Those who cannot innovate on campaigning style will potentially face losers' prospects.

Jaitley also responded to Congress' charge that ordinary people would feel harassed. Minor inconveniences could be there but the government was taking measures to minimise those. He argued that it is "rare that government takes a decision that honest persons would feel that it pays to be honest and dishonest persons to worry. This decision will force the way people spend and keep their money."

Kamal Haasan & Gautami

In a development that is bound to shock their many fans, actress Gautami Tadimalla confirmed that she has separated from her partner, superstar Kamal Haasan, ending their relationship of 13 years.

The TOI and IBT reports stated that Gautami put up a post titled "Life and Decisions" in which she shared the reasons for her separation from Kamal Haasan.

"It is heartbreaking for me to have to say today that Mr Haasan and I are no longer together. After almost 13 years together, it has been one of the most devastating decisions that I have ever had to make in my life. It is never easy for anyone in a committed relationship to realise that their paths have irreversibly diverged and that the only choices in front of them are to either compromise with their dreams for life or to accept the truth of their solitude and move ahead. It has taken me a very long time, a couple of years at the very least, to accept this heartbreaking truth and come to this decision," Gautami wrote in her blog post.

Gautami said that she seeking neither sympathy nor assigning blame, in going public about the end of her relationship.

"I have understood through my life that change is inevitable and human nature will define that change for each individual. Not all of these changes might be what we expect or anticipate but that does not, in any way, negate the very real impact of these diverging priorities in a relationship. This decision to set forth on my own at this stage in my life is perhaps one of the most difficult decisions any woman will ever have to make but it is a necessary one for me. For I am a mother first and foremost and I have a responsibility to my child to be the best mother that I can be. And to do that, it is essential that I am at peace within myself," she wrote.

Gautami also alluded to how her relationship with Kamal Haasan started, back in 2005. The star had just divorced his second wife Sarika at the time.

"It is no secret that I have always been a fan of Mr Haasan's since before I came to the film industry and I continue to admire and cheer on his monumental talent and achievements. I have stood by him through all his challenges and they have been precious moments for me. I have also learned a great deal from working with him as costume designer on his films and I'm proud that I was able to do justice to his creative vision in those films. Along with all of his accomplishments to date, I know that there is much more to come from him for his audience and I look forward to applauding those successes," Gautami said.

She added: "I would like to say that I am sharing this monumental happening in my life because I have always lived my life in your midst, with dignity and grace to the best of my ability at all times, and all of you have been a part of my life's journey in so many ways. I have received so much of love and support from you through the past 29 years and I would like to thank you for the many ways in which you kept me going through the darkest and most painful times in my life."

Recently, Gautami was in the news when reports emerged of an argument between her and Kamal Haasan's daughter Shruti on the sets of Sabaash Naidu. The comedy, being simultaneously made in three languages, features Kamal and Shruti, while Gautami was in charge of the styling. Shruti and Gautami apparently didn't agree on the 'look' the latter had come up with. Shruti's spokesperson issued a statement denying any disagreement had taken place.

An industry source had commented on Shruti's relationship with Gautami at the time: "Shruti and Gautami have always shared a good equation. Shruti and her dad share a very lovely and open relationship thanks to which Shruti has been very welcoming of Gautami into their little family. Gautami was present in Chennai for Shruti's birthday bash as well and their comfortable chemistry was there for all to see."

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Cyrus Mistry and TATA group and Sons

Big shakeup! Cyrus Mistry removed as Tata Sons chairman, Ratan Tata steps in

The board of Tata Sons shocked corporate India by sacking Cyrus Mistry as chairman four years into the job as Ratan Tata emerged from retirement to wrest back control of the group that bears his family name. The unprecedented move could spark a battle between two of Mumbai’s oldest business families, which share close ties — the Mistrys own about a fifth of Tata Sons, the group holding company. 

Tata Sons said a selection committee will choose a permanent replacement for Cyrus Mistry in the next four months. Tata, 78, who quit in 2012 after more than 20 years in charge, will serve as interim chairman of India’s biggest conglomerate during that period. Mistry, 48, remains a Tata Sons director. Tata, who has written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi informing him of the move, is likely to meet group CEOs on Tuesday. 

Neither Tata nor Mistry could be reached for comment amid speculation about non-performance and undermining of the group's value system. Tata said in a note to employees that he'd agreed to serve as interim chairman "in the interest of stability of and reassurance to the Tata Group." 

Cyrus Pallonji Mistry was removed from his position as chairman of the $100 billion conglomerate Tata group on Monday. Former spearhead Ratan J. Tata has been appointed as the interim chairman of the group and a selection committee has been formed to choose Mistry’s successor. The appointment committee has been accorded a time period of four months to complete the task as per the company’s article of association. 

Cyrus was also seen as the natural heir to the Tata group as his billionaire father owns an 18.4 percent stake in Tata group, largest stake of any shareholder in the group.

Here are the key decisions Mistry took during his time at the Tata group at the helm:

According to Mistry himself, over the last three years, the operating cash flows of Tata group grew by over 30 percent CAGR. However, he reformed business practices in the group mandating the requirement for group companies to earn the right to be part of the portfolio and also earn “the right to grow”.

During the same period, the company’s gross debt increased by 2 per cent due to increased cash and capital expenditure from projects but at the same time the cash and equivalent assets grew at around 10 per cent. The net debt of the group also decreased by 3.3 per cent during the time, so Mistry’s tenure saw reduction in debt strain on the company.

He pruned several companies from the portfolio and even changed the structure of the company’s hospitality arm from owning properties to one managing properties across the globe. A huge 70 per cent of the group’s revenue comes from abroad. A majority of the group’s capital expenditure under Mistry has been abroad.

Grasping the need to expand the company’s digital signature in the industry, apart from having the hugely successful TCS, Mistry added the digital platform–CliQ- an ecommerce platform. He also added Tata iQ which is a big data company and is rapidly growing in the field of data analytics. Finally, the group added Tata Digital Health which expanded the group’s medical business forays into e-healthcare and telemedicine taking medical care beyond physical impediments. TCS doubled its profits during the time overshadowing all competitors.

In pruning measures, Mistry was also involved in prospective selling off of long products businesses like the ailing Tata Steel in Europe due to drop in demand and massive competition from cheap Chinese supply. Also during his time, Tata teleservices failed to come out of its negative networth.

After Mistry took the position, Tata Motors focused on passenger vehicles section aiming for two launches every year. This has in turn changed customer perception about the company and lifted Tata Motors’ sales.

The group under Mistry has also tried to expand its business in the defence manufacturing business with several key contracts in the pipeline. Material sciences has been a major fillip to their defence manufacturing business during this time.