RTU BTech 8th Semester Results declared

Rajasthan Technical University has published the B.Tech 8th Semester Examination Results 2010 online at official website. Candidates can download their BTech 8th Sem Results from the following link given below. To get RTU B.Tech 8th sem results 2010, student should enter their roll number in Capital letter in text field in results page of Rajasthan Technical University.

For results visit website http://www.rtu.ac.in/results/results.html

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Job for Chemistry Project Assistant Level 2 Rajasthan

Applications enclosing biodata are invited from both male and female candidates to work as, Project Assistant Level-2, 1 Nos. (M.Sc. Chemistry, 1st Div., Rs. 8000/- pm fixed) in the project, ‘Prevention and Control of Fluorosis in Lakshmangarh using Low Cost Defluoridation Filters’.
The project is sponsored by DST, New Delhi and is in collaboration with the IISc Bangalore under the aegis of DST Rajasthan, Jaipur. The position is purely temporary and are coterminous with the project (3 years). PI: Dr. Kushal Qanungo, Assoc. Prof. (Chemistry) MITS, Co-PI-1: Dr. Sudhakar M. Rao, Prof. (Dept of Civil Engg.) IISc Bangalore, Co-PI-2: Dr. Saroj K. Sharma, Asst. Prof. (Physics) MITS.
Applications must be sent by e-mail at the address: kushalq@hotmail.com
Please mention the position applied for, in the subject line of the email. Applications will be recieved till post is filled up. Preference will be given to candidates who can join immediately. The project requires some field work also.
Dr. Kushal Qanungo, Faculty of Engineering and Technology, Mody Institute of Technology and Science (Deemed University), Lakshmagarh-332311, Dist. Sikar, Rajasthan. Tel: 01573- 225001(12 Lines) ext. 425(W), ext. 306 (H) Fax -01573 225042

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Gehlot confident for impressive win in upcoming civic polls

Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot today claimed that the ruling Congress would attain impressive triumph in the August 18, civic polls in 126 local bodies in the state. Talking to reporters here Mr Gehlot said "Like success in the first phase of elections in 46 municipal bodies last year, the Congress would record impressive win in the ensuing polls too". The party poll preparations were going smoothly, all party nominees would be declared by tonight, the paty workers and leaders are working unitedly and there was no doubt about the success.
He said that UPA Government had implemented number of development and welfare oriented programmes and those programmes had been received well among the people. Over the ongoing CBI probe in the infamous Sohrabuddin Sheikh fake encounter case Mr Gehlot said that let the investigating agency do its task, the state government would extend all support as and when sought by the bureau. He also condemned the BJP leaders, without naming them, for raking up "malicious propaganda" against him and the state government for delay in the monsoon rains in the state.

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Jewellers Association Show - 2010 Jaipur on full swing

Jewellers Association Show - 2010, the annual event of Jaipur jewellery show is on full swing at the Birla Auditorium jaipur. Around 2,000 exhibitors and over 25,000 visitors from India and abroad are expected to participate in the four-day extravaganza to be inaugurated by Rajasthan Home Minister Shanti Kumar Dhariwal. Tourism Minister Mrs. Bina Kak and President Of International Coloured Gemstone Mr.Uien Wilson were guest of honour On this occasion JAS show guide and manifesto of Gem world was released, before the show the winner?s of - JAS all Indian jewellery Design Award 10 were awarded.

On the first day of the show ambassadors of the show from across the globe visited the show and discussed business potential. The show Showcased wide range of loose colour gemstones, gold jewellery, coloured stone jewellery, diamond jewellery, silver jewellery, platinum jewellery, certified diamond jewellery and designer jewellery at the show. Similarly, the show also exhibited kundan meena jewellery, Thewa, Sozo jewellery, traditional jewellery, contemporary and fusion jewellery. Businessmen related for tool?s, machinery, packaging and publication releated to jewellery industry are also participating in the show. More than225 stalls dazzled the show with their products.
For more detail visit: http://www.jasjaipur.com/

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4 Rajasthan cops arrested in Encouter case

Four Rajasthan police officials accused in the 2006 encounter of Tulsiram Prajapati, a key witness in the fake encounter of Sohrabuddin Sheikh, surrendered in the Danta court here today. ASI Narayansingh Chauhan, constables Dalpatsingh Rathod, Kartar singh Jat and Yuddhveersingh Rajaput, who were posted at Udaipur in Rajasthan were arrested after they surrendered and were sent to judicial custody by chief judicial magistrate S S Joshi. According to DySP R K Patel, investigating officer in the Prajapati encounter case, these four were shown as absconding accused in the case in the chargesheet filed last month by the state CID probing the case.
The key accused in the case include IPS officers D G Vanzara, Rajkumar Pandiyan, Dinesh M N and Vipul Agarwal, along with five lower ranking cops, who are facing charges of criminal conspiracy, murder, kidnapping, destruction of evidence and forgery.

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ONGC to setup 102 MW wind project in Rajasthan

ONGC plans to set up a wind farm in Rajasthan with a capacity of 102 MW. A sum of INR 650 crore will be incurred on the project over the next two years. As per report a total of 68 wind turbines with capacities of 1.5 MW each will be installed at the site bringing the total capacity of the farm up to 102 MW. A similar project may come up in Gujarat at an investment of INR 650 crore as well. Besides, the company plans to invest INR 1,044 crore for a single point mooring off Mangalore coast which will enable MRPL receive oil crude through very large crude carriers. The completion target for the project is April 2012.

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Physiotherapy college Jodhpur, Rajasthan

The first session (2010-11) of the self-financing college on physiotherapy will begin in Jodhpur this year. Chief minister Ashok Gehlot had proposed this college in his budgetary announcement this year. The classes will be conducted in S N Medical College of Jodhpur until the college building is ready. The principal of the S N Medical College, R K Aseri, said the college is well equipped in terms of infrastructure, laboratory and staff to handle the classes of the first session of the Bachelor of the Physiotherapy (BPT). He said the staff to run the classes of the first year has been appointed and with the progress of the session, more staff and facilities will be arranged. He said that if we do not get sufficient students for the 40 seats, we will come out with the fresh admission notice and admit students on merit basis.
The Rajasthan Medical University, which had conducted the selection examination, will conduct the counselling session.. The regular classes will be held in the medical college whereas the practical classes will be held in the physiotherapy department of the Mahatma Gandhi Hospital.

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Massive Rescue operation underway in flood hit Leh

Massive rescue operations are underway in the flash floods ravaged Leh town while 24 hour helpline numbers 09906990787 and 09906990835 set to provide any information about the incident. Thirty three columns of Army personnel have been deployed for the rescue operations. Army spokesman Colonel J S Brar said that rescue operations which had slowed down due to heavy rains have picked up again. "Two commercial planes have landed...A relief plane is about to reach," he said. Police, Indo-Tibetan Border Police Force (ITBP) and civil administration are collectively involved in the rescue operation. "Police and ITBP have established camps in the affected area. Civil administration is helping to its maximum," Brar said. "Among the injured, 300 have been treated...The other injured are treated in army hospital. The 31 Army jawans missing haven't still been located. We found a body," he said.
An IL-76, Indian Air Force's largest transport aircraft, landed at Leh on Saturday in its second attempt with relief materials, as the toll in the cloudburst mounted to 130. The aircraft along with four AN-32 aircrafts had left for Leh from Chandigarh on Saturday morning, but had to return here due to bad weather conditions. Another IAF aircraft from Delhi had also proceeded to Leh, but had to return here due to bad weather conditions.

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