Sinodia alleges irregularities in Ajmer Jail

Ruling Congress MLA Nathuram Sinodia alleges irregularities & Corruption in Ajmer prison. Ajmer Congress(Rural) Chairmen and Kishangarh MLA Sinodia's son Bhanwar Singh Sinodia was abducted and murdered. Sinodia claimed that the accused in the case were threatening witnesses using mobile phones from inside the prison. Kishangarh (Ajmer) MLA Nathuram Sinodiya made the remarks during Question Hour in the state Assembly when Minister of State for Forest Ramlal Jat was replying to a question on recovery of mobile phones and SIM cards from prisoners in Jodhpur jail. Sinodiya claimed that undertrials lodged in the Ajmer jail also use mobile phones and threaten people. He said that some accused in the murder case of his son, who was shot dead over a property dispute, were using mobile phones to threaten witnesses.

Opposition members also raised voice against the alleged negligence of the jail authorities and the state government in redressing grievances of its own party MLA. Amid uproar, CPI(M) MLAs Amra Ram, Pema Ram and Pawan Duggal walked out of the House. Sinodiya claimed that the criminal who shot dead his son was earlier also lodged in Ajmer jail but he came out on parole given by then superintendent of Ajmer jail. Speaker Deependra Singh asked Ramlal Jat to get the matter investigated by the DGP within 15 days. Jat assured the House that a probe would be ordered into the matter. He also said prisoners who have been found involved in operating their criminal activities from jail will be shifted to Ajmer jail. He also slam that everyone know who is behind the murder of my son and why accused are released on bail from jail and by whom. Answer must be find soon. If a MLA Son is not safe that what is condition of normal man, how they will fight for justice under this "Gundaraj" of Liquor and Land Mafia.

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Technical Helper 9394 Jobs in Power Companies, Rajasthan

Rajasthan Power Companies (Rajasthan Government Undertaking), Vidyut Bhawan, Jyoti Nagar, Jaipur. Jaipur Vidyut Vitran Nigam Ltd. (JVVNL) has invited Online/Offline Applications for the 9394 Technical Helper posts in various Rajasthan Power Companies as JVVNL, AVVNL, JVVNL

Job Post: Technical Helper
Total Post: 9394 posts

Jaipur VVNL: 2930 posts, (GEN-1513, BC-562, SBC-26, SC-502, ST-326)

Ajmer VVNL (Non TSP) : 2431 (GEN-1165, BC-532, SBC-25, SC-405, ST-304)

Ajmer VVNL (TSP Area) : 831 posts, (GEN-416, SC-42, ST-373)

Jodhpur VVNL : 3202 posts (GEN-1582, BC-661, SBC-31, SC-518, ST-410)

Age: 18 to Below 28 years as on 13/09/2011

Pay Scale : Rs. 5200-20200/- + GP Rs. 1850/- + allowances & benefits

Qualifications: Candidates must have passed Secondary Examination (10th) from RBSE/CBSE or other equivalent recognized Board/CBSE along with ITI (NCVT/SCVT)/NAC or equivalent Diploma in Electrician Or Lineman Or SBA or Wireman Or Power Electrician with min 60% marks (55% for BC/SBC & 50% for SC/ST candidates) from any recognized Institution.

Application Fee: Offline : Rs.500/- for General, Rs. 300/- for BC/SBC (Non Creamy Layer and Rs.200/- for SC/ST/PH candidates be paid through Demand Draft/Pay Order/Banker’s Cheque (DD/PO) drawn in favour of “Accounts Officer” of concerned Nigam Online : Rs.500/- for GEN, Rs.300/- for BC/SBC & Rs.200/- for SC/STPH candidates be paid through Challan Form in any branch of “State Bank of Bikaner & Jaipur (SBBJ) in concerned Nigam’s Bank Account Numbers mentioned here : Jaipur VVNL : 61137361990, Ajmer VVNL : 61138603769 and Jodhpur VVNL : 61137272578.

How to Apply: Candidates can apply through Online & Offline modes till 13/09/2011

Online Application: “Apply Online” between 18/08/2011 to 13/09/2011 at www.jaipurdiscom.in, www.avvnl.com OR www.jdvvnl.com. Candidates Scan their Latest Photograph & Signature for Online Application. Candidates are required to have a valid personal E-mail ID till the recruitment process for all future intimations. After applying online take print out of the “System Generated Application Form” and keep it for all future requirements.

Offline Application: Applications in the prescribed format along with fee and all supporting documents should reach to the Concerned Officers mentioned in the advertisement on or before 13/09/2011 through post/by hand.

Important Dates :

Starting date of Online Registration & Fee : 18/08/2011

Last date of Online Registration & Fee : 13/09/2011

Written Test to be held on : 06/11/2011 (Tentative date)

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Rajasthan TET Exam 2011 Result annouced

Rajasthan Teacher Eligibility Test(TET)  Exam 2011 result announced Today, 28 August 2011 on 2:00 PM by Board of Secondary Education, RBSE Ajmer Rajasthan on its website. TET Exam is now mendatory for appearing in Teachers recruitment examination as per new rules by Govt. of Rajasthan. Minimum qualification marks is required in RTET Examination irrespective of any category whether they belongs to GEN, ST, SC, OBC, Woman or any category. For RTET Exam 2011 results Click on below links or visit below mentioned websites of Results by Name or Roll No.

http://www.rtet2011.com/  (Results Available )

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Anna Hazare ends fast after 288 Hours

Anna Hazare broke his fast after 288 hours on the 13th day at the Ramlila Maidan in Delhi as huge crowds witnessed and celebrated the victory of people's power. Anna ended his fast after Parliament adopted the Sense of the House resolution on his three key points on Saturday. Two five-year old girls from Delhi offered coconut water and honey to Anna Hazare. He is now heading to Medanta Medicity in Haryana's Gurgaon soon after he breaks his fast. Doctors are concerned about his health as his fast enters the 13th day today with his internal organs getting affected. Hazare had lost at least 7.5 kg since August 16 when he sat on a hunger strike for a strong Lokpal Bill. He now weighs 64.5 kg.
Outlining his future agenda, Hazare chose reforms in election and education systems and working for the betterment of farmers and labourers. He said his fight would now be for Right to Recall and Right to Reject. While Right to Recall would be for those elected, the Right to Reject will be a column in the ballot paper which would ensure the voter has a right to say that he does not like the listed candidates. "We have to reform electoral system. (we need) Right to Reject. You should be able to reject your candidate in the ballot paper. We have to do that. "If majority say they do not like any of the candidates in the fray, the election should be cancelled. How much money they (candidates) will distribute? Once the candidate spends Rs 10 crore for one election and if the election is cancelled, then right sense will dawn upon them," he said.

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Anna Hazare to end Fast, Govt agree 3 demands

Anna Hazare to end Fast by today or tomorrow morning as per Team anna member Shati Bhushan as Govt agree all three demands. Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha passes the anna's Jan Lokpal bill with sound support without even need voting as all parties support the Anna Hazare's support. The eight-hour long extraordinary debate on the Lokpal issue Saturday ended with Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee expressing “a broad sense of the house” that includes an in-principle acceptance of three key demands of Anna Hazare by the Lok Sabha. Anna Hazare will break his fast at 10 am tomorrow, according to his close associate Kiran Bedi.  Bedi tweeted that the 74-year-old activist does not break his fast after sunset. “Anna is known to have never broken his fast after sunset. Recall, he did so even in April fast. This is his decision again. He decides,” she tweeted. Later, Bedi told PTI he will break the fast at 10 am tomorrow. If he breaks his fast tomorrow at 10 am, he will complete 288 hours of his hunger strike which began on August 16.

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Mission Education by Four Friends in Rajasthan

Young men like them would be spending their money on shopping, entertainment or on savings. But not these four friends from Rajasthan. They have pooled their money to start a school for poor kids and even take classes before leaving for office. For almost two months now, the four friends from Rajasthan's Jodhpur town - Mangal Singh Deora, Mahesh Banjara, Manish Dabi and Kamlesh Shankhla - have been funding the education of under-privileged children by starting a school at a rented building. At the end of every month, the four pool their savings for the school - for books, pens, uniforms and teachers' salaries. In two months, the schools' enrolment figure has grown to 50. While Banjara is a graduate in science and has done a computer course, his three friends are undergraduates. The four are in the age group of 25-28 years. They started the primary school in two rooms in Jodhpur, some 330 km from state capital Jaipur. "Most people don't know what education is worth because they are fortunate to have it the easy way. Due to my poor background, I faced insurmountable difficulties in getting it. And that's what became the inspiration for this cause," Deora told IANS.
"I started working on it in the last two years and finally it took shape in July. Now we have over 50 students in our school, a majority of them from poor background. Six kids do not even have parents," he said. A marketing executive with a private firm, Deora had to drop the idea of higher studies after school as his family could not afford it. But now he is trying to get a graduation degree. "The difficulties which I faced would always pinch me and make me think about what I should do so that others don't go through the same situation. I got the idea of starting a primary school for poor children and my three friends chipped in," he added. Banjara works in a local factory while Dabi and Shankhla are executives in a private company. "In June, we checked our bank balance which was enough to rent two rooms and we started a primary school," said Manish. They are paying Rs.4,000 as monthly rent for the building that houses their school named 'Hamara Bachpan' (our childhood). "We contacted people living in slums and came to know that their children were not going to school. We convinced them to send their children to our school. They agreed. About 50 children are now getting free education here," said Mangal. "We take classes before going to work and have also appointed teachers to teach the students," he said. "We are so happy to do this. We never realised that the response is going to be so good," he said. But due to a rush of admission-seekers, the four friends are now faced with a bigger challenge. "We have limited resources and to provide everything free to every student is bit of a problem, we also have to pay the rent as well as salary to the teachers... We are now requesting parents, who come from somewhat better background, to help us in whatever way they can to run the school," said Shankhla. Ramesh Kumar, father of five-year-old Rohit who studies in Hamara Bachpan, said: "We are really thankful to these guys for educating our children... Otherwise it would have been very difficult for us to send them to school because of the high fees."

Courtesy: Anil Sharma, IANS

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Anna Effect: Rajasthan Assembly adjourned twice

The issue of Anna Hazare-led anti-corruption crusade continued to mar the proceeding of the Rajasthan Assembly as an adamant Opposition demanded debate over the issue resuting in stalling of question hour proceeding and two adjournments in a row for a total period of one-and-a-half-hours. As soon as the House met after a two-day gap, CPI(M) legislature party leader Amara Ram rose to raise the demand of immediate debate on the issue of corruption. Mr Ram wanted that question hour be suspended and debate should be held to discuss prevailing situation in the country over the issue and explore effective measures for totally curbing corruption. Deputy Leader of BJP legislature party also supported CPI(M)'s stand and said when the Lok Sabha could suspend the question hour to discuss the issue, why this could not be done in this House.
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot said the Government was ready to hold discussion any time as decided by the Chair. However, Speaker Deependra Singh Shekhawat wanted to proceed with the question hour business and called for the first question, to which Home Minister Shanti Kumar Dhariwal rose to reply, which was opposed by the Opposition members. Amid the din, the Speaker adjourned the House for an hour within seven minutes. When the House reassembled, the din reappeared, however, the Chairperson proceeded for zero hour business and read ruling on call attention motion and special mentions and again adjourned the House for half-an-hour within a few minutes. On the opening day of monsoon session on August 23, the Opposition BJP staged a walk-out over the issue.

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Japan PM Naoto Kan Resigns

Japan's Prime Minister Naoto Kan confirmed  his resignation. He announced his resignation as president of the Democratic Party of Japan, effectively ending his tenure as Japanese leader. "I resign as the (party) president effective today," Kan told senior party officials, Jiji press quoted him as saying.  Kyodo news agency said, setting the stage for Japan to pick its sixth premier in five years as it tries to rebuild from a massive earthquake and tsunami, forge a new energy policy after a nuclear crisis and curb huge public debt.
The race to become Japan's sixth leader in five years was blown wide open on Monday when former foreign minister Seiji Maehara, aged 49, decided to run. That cut sharply into the chances of Finance Minister Yoshihiko Noda, a fiscal conservative. The support base for the two men overlaps in the Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ) - and whoever is elected next week as leader of the party with control of the lower house will become prime minister. Japan's new leader will have to grapple with a soaring yen that threatens exports, step up efforts to rebuild from the March earthquake and tsunami and end a radiation crisis at the Fukushima nuclear plant - all while trying to curb public debt and cure the ills of a fast-ageing society. But concerns run deep as to whether the next prime minister will fare any better than his predecessors in the face of a divided parliament and ruling party split by policies and personal feuds. 

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