Budget 2013-14 Highlights

General Budget / Union Budget 2013-14 Highlights Live Today, 28th February 2013, 11:00 AM onwards: Finance Minister P Chidambaram presents General Budget for 2013-14 today, 28th February 2013 from 11:00 AM onwards. User can check General Budget for 2013-14 Highlights Live on website www.RajasthanVoice.com. Full General Budget 2013-14 in PDF Format Hindi and English for download will be uploaded on our website once Budget speech completes today.

General Budget 2013-14 Highlights: 

* Finance Minister P Chidambaram reaches Parliament with Budget 2013-14.

* P Chidambaram will begins budget speech at 11:00 AM.
* P Chidambaram will present Budget for 8th Time.
* Lok sabha preceding begins for Budget 2013-14 with claps.
* P Chidambaram begins Budget Speech 2013-14 in English language with welcome speech.
* Growth rate main concern, our goal is higher growth.
* UPA govt. believe inclusive growth with growth for Minorities, SC/ST and other communities.
* Current account deficit main concern for countries due to high oil imports.
* Battle against inflation should be fought on all levels, with target of 4.2%.
* Foreign Investment is must for development.
* India's 2013-14 plan expenditure seen at 5.55 trillion Indian rupees ($103 billion)
* Revised estimate for total expenditure is 14.3 trillion rupees in 2012-13, which is 96 pct of budget estimate
* Rs. 77000 Crore for Child Development projects
* Rs. 41000 Crore for Dalits
* Rs. 35000 Crore for Minorities which is 12% higher than last budget.
* Rs. 37000 Crore for Health for All, Education for All.
* Rs. 110 Crore for Physically Challenged people and plans.
* Rs. 65000 Crore for Education.
* Rs. 27000 Crore for SSA (Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan)
* Rs. 13000 Crore for Mid-Day Meal scheme.
* Rs. 24598 Crore for Tribal areas.
* Rs. 5400 Crore for Scholarships.
* Rs. 15000 Crore for Water schemes.
* Rs. 33000 Crore for MGNREGA scheme
* Rs. 14000 Crore for Jawahar lal nehru urban development scheme.
* Farmers loan scheme extended to Pvt. Banks, Scheduled banks apart from PSU Banks.
* Rs. 1000 Crore for North-East state.
* Rs. 9900 Crore for Agriculture development.
* Rs. 5287 Crore for Watershed schemes.
* Biotech institute in Ranchi, Jharkhand.
* Rs. 75 Crore to Kerala for Coconut productions.
* National Food security Bill will be soon and its part of UPA promise.
* Govt. will take some measures to brings more FDIs.
* Target of 55 Lakh crore investment in Infrastructure.
* Govt. to establish Road Regulatory authority.
* Rajeev Gandhi Equity scheme liberalized in Budget 2013-14.
* Benefits on First Home upto Rs. 25 Lakh from 10 Lakh
* Increase production of Coal with Coal India.
* Non tax benefits for 3 years to MSME.
* Rs. 50 Crore for Taxtile parks.
* Rs. 14000 Crore infusion in PSU Banks.
* ATM on each Branch of PSU Banks.
* India's First Woman bank soon this year as Public sector bank, Rs. 1000 Crore for proposed bank.
* Insurance sectors allowed to open branch in Tier-2 cities.
* SME companies allowed to list without IPO to Informed investors.
* Encourage muncipalies to use wastage for energy projects.
* Rs. 800 Crore for Wind energy.
* Increase in Defence project to Rs. 2 Lakh Crore.
* Rs. 6200 Crore to Science and Technology.
* National Institute of Sports Coaching in Patiala, Punjab.
* Rs. 100 Crore to AMU, Rs. 100 Crore to BHU, Varanashi.
* Rs. 5 Lakh Crore to states.
* Rs. 8880 Crore for Nucler power.
* Rs. 1000 Crore for Woman security.
* NO CHANGE in New Tax Slab in Budget 2013-14 except Rs. 2000 Tax benefits to Income slab of Rs. 2 Lakh to Rs. 5 Lakh.
* No Tax on agrigultural land buy/sell.
* 10% extra tax on person having income more than 1 Crore.
* Mobile phones Worth Rs. 2000 will be costlier.
* Increase of Tax on Marbles.
* Increses of Tax: Marbles, Cigeratte, A/C Restaurents, SUVs/ Foreign Vehicle, Property, Cigerratte, Set top box,
* Relief of Tax: In short Don't expect anything.

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Sexual harassment at Workplace Bill passed by Parliament

Sexual harassment at Workplace Bill passed by Parliament today under which cases of sexual harassment at workplace, including against domestic help, will have to be disposed of by in-house committees within a period of 90 days failing which penalty of Rs 50,000 would be imposed. Repeated non-compliance of the provisions of the Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Bill, can lead to higher penalties and even cancellation of licence or registration to conduct business. The Bill, which has already been passed by Lok Sabha, was unanimously passed by Rajya Sabha on Tuesday, with Women and Child Development Minister Krishna Tirath promising to follow up the legislation with strict rules for its implementation. The bill brings in its ambit even domestic workers and agriculture labour, both organised and unorganised sectors.
Salient features of the Bill are as follows:
• The Bill proposes a definition of sexual harassment, which is as laid down by the Hon'ble Supreme Court in Vishaka v. State of Rajasthan (1997). Additionally it recognises the promise or threat to a woman's employment prospects or creation of hostile work environment as 'sexual harassment' at workplace and expressly seeks to prohibit such acts.
• The Bill provides protection not only to women who are employed but also to any woman who enters the workplace as a client, customer, apprentice, and daily wageworker or in ad-hoc capacity. Students, research scholars in colleges/university and patients in hospitals have also been covered. Further, the Bill seeks to cover workplaces in the unorganised sectors.
• The Bill provides for an effective complaints and redressal mechanism. Under the proposed Bill, every employer is required to constitute an Internal Complaints Committee.
• Employers who fail to comply with the provisions of the proposed Bill will be punishable with a fine which may extend to ` 50,000.
• Since there is a possibility that during the pendency of the enquiry the woman may be subject to threat and aggression, she has been given the option to seek interim relief in the form of transfer either of her own or the respondent or seek leave from work.
• The Complaint Committees are required to complete the enquiry within 90 days and a period of 60 days has been given to the employer/District Officer for implementation of the recommendations of the Committee.
• The Bill provides for safeguards in case of false or malicious complaint of sexual harassment. However, mere inability to substantiate the complaint or provide adequate proof would not make the complainant liable for punishment. 

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Faculty Jobs in MLSU, Udaipur, Rajasthan

Mohan Lal Sukhadiya University (MLSU), Udaipur (Rajasthan) as per Recruitment No.Rectt/Advt/MLSU/2013/18 dated: 19.02.2013 invites ONLINE applications on prescribed application form for appointment on regular basis for the following posts:
1. Professor: 13 Posts

Pay Scale: Rs.37400-67400 + AGP Rs.10000
2. Associate Professor: 05 Posts

Pay Scale: Rs.37400-67400 + AGP Rs.9000
3. Assistant Professor: 10 Posts

Pay Scale: Rs.37400-67400 + AGP Rs.6000

Application Fee: Rs.1000/ (Rs.500/ for SC/ST/OBC candidates) in shape of Demand Draft imn the name of the Comptoroller, Mohanlal Sukhadia University, Udaipur.

How to Apply: Eligible candidates should apply in prescribed application form. The duly Filled in application form, complete in all respect with all enclosures and documents must be submitted to the Registrar(Recruitment), Mohanlal Sukhadia, University, Udaipur-31039 on or before 8th April 2013. 

Last date: 8th April 2013

For Job Notification CLICK HERE

For Application Form CLICK HERE

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BSTC Exam 2013 by MLSU, Udaipur

Mohan Lal Sukhadia University (MLSU), Udaipur (Rajasthan) as per Recruitment Advt. No. 01/2013 dated 23.02.2013 invites ONLINE applications for the Rajasthan BSTC (General / Sanskrit) Examination 2013. 

Rajasthan BSTC (General / Sanskrit) Examination 2013

Qualification: A) Candidate with atleast 50% marks in the 12th or it equivalent examination are eligible for admission. 5% Relaxation in marks for SC/ST/OBC and other categories of candidates.
Admission Procedure: Admission shall be made of the merit on the basis of marks obtained in the qualifying examination in the entrance examination.
How to Apply: Eligible candidates should apply Online through MLSU Official website from 28th February 2013.

Important dates:

BSTC 2013 Online apply start date: 28th February 2013
BSTC 2013 Last date: 15th March 2013
Download PRE BSTC 2013 Admit Card: 15th April 2013 onwards
BSTC 2013 Examination Date: 28th April 2013
For Job Notification, Apply Online visit: http://bstc2013.org/

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NRHM Rajasthan Recruitment 2013 for Nurses, ANM, Pharmacist

Directorate Medical & Health  Services, Rajasthan, Jaipur as per Recruitment Advertiseent No. E-33/2013/152 dated 19.02.2013 invites ONLINE applications for following Para Medical Staff including NRHM recruitment:
1. Pharmacist = 1209 Post
2. Staff Nurse = 28251 ( Nurse Grade- II-15773, Public Health Nurse-200, ANM-12278)
3. Dental Technician = 94 Post
4. Eye Assistant = 265 Post
5. Junior Scientific Assistant = 6 Post 
Age: 18-35 years, relaxation as per norms.
How to Apply: Eligible candidates should apply Online through www.mhsonline.rajasthan.gov.in by E-Mitra Kiosk or CSC centers from 1st March 2013 onwards by 2nd April 2013.
Important dates:
Start date of Online apply: 1st March 2013
Last date of Online apply: 2nd April 2013.
For Job Notification, Apply Online visit: www.mhsonline.rajasthan.gov.in

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Lab Technicians, Assistant Radiographer Jobs in Rajasthan 2013

Directorate Medical & Health  Services, Rajasthan, Jaipur as per Recruitment Advertiseent No. E-33/2013/152 dated 19.02.2013 invites ONLINE applications for following post:
1. Assistant Radiographer = 218 Post
2. Lab Technician = 1166 Post
Age: 18-35 years, relaxation as per norms.
How to Apply: Eligible candidates should apply Online through www.mhsonline.rajasthan.gov.in by E-Mitra Kiosk or CSC centers from 1st March 2013 onwards by 2nd April 2013.
Important dates:
Start date of Online apply: 1st March 2013
Last date of Online apply: 2nd April 2013.
For Job Notification CLICK HERE
For ONLINE apply CLICK HERE

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Rajasthan and Rail Budget 2013-14 - New Trains, Announcements

Rajasthan and Rail Budget 2013-14: Railway Minister Pawan Kumar Bansal today presented Railway budget for 2013-14 with some special package for rajasthan for first time or you can say best ever rail budget for Rajasthan with Lot of New Projects in Rajasthan which will definately help rajasthan in term of Employment and revenue generation. Railway Minister Pawan Kumar Bansal Tuesday announced 106 new trains, including 67 express trains and 26 passenger trains, in the railway budget for 2013-14 Here is highlights of What Rajasthan gets in Budget Rail Budget 2013-14.

* Boteling plan and Lounge in Jaipur
* MEMU Coach factory in Bhilwara
* Skill development center in Alwar
* Overhorling working for goods train in Bikaner
* Single Woman hostel at Divional Headquarters.
* Double Lining of track in Rajasthan in Budget 2013-14

1. Alwar to Bandakui double track

2. Electrification of Rewari-Jaipur-Palanpur-Ahmedabad track

3. Survey for Lunaksar to sardarshahar Rail track

4. Chittorgarh to Mahu double track survey

5. Bhatinda-Abhohar to Sri ganganagar double track survey

* New Lins for Rajasthan in Rail Budget 2013-14 for Rajasthan

1. Pushkar-Merta city

2. Jaisalmer to Sanu

3. Ajmer to Kota via Nasirabad-Jalindari

4. Delhi-Sohna-Noonh-Firozpur-Jhilka-Alwar

Express trains in Rail Budget 2013-14 for Rajasthan

1. Jaipur-Alwar Express (Daily)

2. Jodhpur –Jaipur Express (Daily) Via Phulera

3. Jodhpur – Kamakhya (Guwahati) Express (Weekly) Via Degana, Ratangarh

4. Kota – Jammu Tawi Express (Weekly) Via Mathura, Palwal

5. Puri –Ajmer Express (Weekly) Via Abu-Road

6. Jodhpur-Kamakhya express via degana, ratangarh

7. Vishakhapatnam to Jodhpur

8. Bandra terminus to Jaisalmer weekly

9. Jaipur to lucknow weekly

10. Delhi sarai rohilla to Sikar 2 days in week

11. Bikaner-Chennai AC weekly

12. Bandra terminus to Hisar Weekly via Jodhpur, degana

New Passenger Trains in Rail Budget 2013-14 for Rajasthan

1. Bikaner-Ratangarh Passenger (Daily)

2. Loharu – Sikar Passenger (Daily) after gauge conversion

3. Ratangarh - Sardarsahar Passenger (Daily) after gauge conversion

4. Suratgarh – Anupgarh Passenger (Daily)

5. Sriganganagar – Hanumangarh-Sadulpur Passenger (Daily) after gauge conversion

Extension of Trains in Rail Budget 2013-14 for Rajasthan

1. 19601/19602 Ajmer-New Jalpaiguri Express to Udaipur

2. 15715/15716 Ajmer-Kishanganj Express to New Jalpaiguri

3. 12403/12404 Allahabad – Mathura Express to Jaipur

4. 14705/14706 Delhi Sarai Rohilla-Sadulpur Express to Sujangarh (Salasar Express)

5. 12181/12182 Jabalpur-Jaipur Express to Ajmer

6. 22981/22982 Kota-Hanumangarh Express to Shri Ganga Nagar

7. 29019/29020 Meerut-Nimach Link Express to Mandasor

8. 14711/14712 Shri Ganga Nagar – Haridwar Express to Rishikesh

9. 59601/59602 Ajmer-Beawar Passenger to Marwar

10.79301/79302 Ratlam-Chittaurgarh DEMU to Bhilwara 38

Increase in frequency in Rail Budget 2013-14 for Rajasthan

1. 12547/12548 Agra Fort –Ahmedabad Express 3 to 7 days

2. 19409/19410 Gorakhpur – Ahmedabad Express 1 to 2 days

3. 19325/19326 Indore – Amritsar Express 1 to 2 days

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New Trains in Rail Budget 2013-14

New Trains in Rail Budget 2013-14: Railway Minister Pawan Kumar Bansal Tuesday announced 106 new trains, including 67 express trains and 26 passenger trains, in the railway budget for 2013-14.

New Trains in Rail Budget 2013-14 - Complete List:

Express trains in Rail Budget 2013-14 

1. Ahmedabad – Jodhpur Express (Weekly) Via Samdari, Bhildi
2. Ajni (Nagpur) – Lokmanya Tilak (T) Express (Weekly) Via Hingoli
3. Amritsar – Lalkuan Express (Weekly) Via Chandigarh
4. Bandra Terminus – Ramnagar Express (Weekly) Via Nagda, Mathura, Kanpur, Lucknow, Rampur
5. Bandra Terminus – Jaisalmer Express (Weekly) Via Marwar, Jodhpur
6. Bandra Terminus – Hisar Express (Weekly) Via Ahmedabad, Palanpur, Marwar, Jodhpur, Degana
7. Bandra Terminus – Haridwar Express (Weekly) Via Valsad
8. Bangalore – Mangalore Express (Weekly)
9. Bathinda – Jammu Tawi Express (Weekly) Via Patiala, Rajpura
10. Bhubaneswar – Hazrat Nizamuddin Express (Weekly) Via Sambalpur
11. Bikaner – Chennai AC Express (Weekly) Via Jaipur, Sawai Madhopur, Nagda, Bhopal, Nagpur
12. Chandigarh –Amritsar Intercity Express (Daily) Via Sahibzada Ajitsingh Nagar (Mohali), Ludhiana
13. Chennai – Karaikudi Express (Weekly)
14. Chennai – Palani Express (Daily) Via Jolarpettai, Salem, Karur, Namakkal
15. Chennai Egmore – Thanjavur Express (Daily) Via Villupuram, Mayiladuthurai
16. Chennai – Nagarsol (For Sai Nagar Shirdi) Express (Weekly) Via Renigunta, Dhone, Kacheguda
17. Chennai – Velankanni Link Express (Daily) Via Villupuram, Mayiladuthurai, Tiruvarur

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