(f) Examination Fees Candidates (SC/ST/women candidates are exempted from payment of  fees)  are required to pay a fee of Rs 205/- (Rupees Two Hundred five only) through online mode. Admit card will be issued for the examination only to those candidates who have successfully paid the examination fee and who are entitled to waiver of examination fee.

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How to Apply

IMPORTANT - Please read the instructions given on the website carefully before submitting your ‘e-application’ form. Candidates can call Toll-free number 1800-419-2929 and press Option 7 to speak to a customer care representative from Monday-Sunday between 0800-2000 hrs regarding INET and SSB interview.

The terms and conditions given in this advertisements are subject to change and should therefore be treated as guidelines only Details are also available on website: www.joinindiannavy.gov.in 

DIRECT RECRUITMENT FOR THE POST OF HEAD CONSTABLE (RADIO MECHANIC)


In accondence with provision contant in the Border Security Fp(Non Gazatted) Cardre Recuitment Rules-2018, online application are invirted from eligible Indian citizen (Mail & Femail) for filling up the vacaies for the Non-Gazetted & Non-Ministrial post of head constable (Radio Operator) and Head Constable (Radio Mechanic) in Grop 'C'on temporared basis likely to be made permanent in Border Security Dorce (Com Set-up). The post have Al India liablity and selected candidates can be posted anywhere in India and even abroad. Onappointment, the candidattes shall be governed by the BSF act and Rules. Application for elegible candidates will be accepted through ON-LINE MODE only. No other mode for submission of application is allowed. ONLINE APPLICATION MODE WILL BE OPENED W.E.F 14/05/2019 AT 00:01 AM AND WILL BE CLOSED ON 12/06/2019 AT 11:59 PM.
2.     PAY SCALE & OTHER ALLOWANCES:-

 

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ICSI Vacancies

1. Administrator (CRC) : 01 vacancy, Pay : Consolidated payout per month Rs. 125000/-, Age : 40-55 years
2. Floor Manager (CRC) : 01 vacancy, Pay : Consolidated payout per month Rs. 75000/-, Age : 35-55 years
3. CRC Executives: 50 vacancies, Pay : Consolidated payout per month Rs. 40000/-, Age : 32 years

How to Apply for Vacancy at ICSI?  

Interested candidates must apply only through On-line at ICSI website from 08/05/2019 to 24/05/2019 only.

Detailed Information and application format

Complete details like qualification, age, experience, posting place and a link to online submission of application is available at https://www.icsi.edu/media/career/careercommon.htm

Vacancies

Details and Application Format

Please visit http://www.apmaheshbank.com/careers for details and application format.

National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD) (Fully owned by Govt. of India and Reserve Bank of India) invites online application in the prescribed format from Indian citizens having necessary qualification and experience for engagement/recruitment of Specialist Officers in Grade 'A' & 'B' as Managers government job vacancy in NABARD   :

 NABARD Officers Vacancies

1. Manager Grade-B (Rural Development Baninkg Service - RDBS) : 08 vacancies, Age : 21-35 years, Pay Scale : Rs. 35150 - 62400 
2. Assistant Manager (Officers) in Grade 'A' : 79 vacancies in Rural Development Banking Service in various disciplines, Age : 21-30 years, Pay Scale : Rs.  28150-55600  

ENROLMENT OF SOLDIER GENERAL DUTY (WOMEN MILITARY POLICE)

BELOW OFFFICER RANK

In the months of July, Aug, Sep

 In the months of July, Aug, Sep 1. Applications are invited from eligible female candidates for recruitment of 100 Soldier General Duty (Women Military Police) in Indian Army. Online registration is mandatory and will be open from 25 Apr 2019 to 08 Jun 2019. Admit Cards for the rally will be sent through registered e-mail. Candidates should reach the venue on given date and time as mentioned in the Admit Card. Recruitment rallies are planned to be conducted at Ambala, Lucknow, Jabalpur, Bangalore and Shillong. Candidates will be allotted venue based on their home districts. Final location and date of the recruitment rally will be given on the admit card. Venues listed above may undergo a change.
See Notification Below.

If bravery was an Olympic sport, the 10 athletes who make up the first-ever refugee team in Rio would be odds-on for a clean sweep of the gold medals. From Yusra Mardini, a teenage swimmer from Syria who braved a Mediterranean crossing in a leaky dinghy, to Popole Misenga, who spent eight days hiding in a forest as a terrified child to flee bloody fighting, each of the refugee athletes have overcome daunting odds to maintain their Olympic dreams. Mardini, 18, spoke of her delight on Saturday at the prospect of participating in Rio, where she will compete in the 100 meters butterfly and 100m freestyle. “It’s absolutely an honour for me to be here.” Less than a year ago, Mardini was swimming for her life. During a perilous journey to Lesbos, the engine of their packed dinghy failed and the craft began taking on water. Mardini and her sister jumped into the water, grabbed a rope and spent the next threeand- a half-hours in the choppy water towing the boat to safety. Mardini, who has now settled in Germany with her family as a refugee, says she will proudly represent Syria, the Olympic movement and her recently adopted homeland when she competes in Brazil. “It’s for my country, for Germany and the Olympic Committee, because they gave me all the support to make it possible,” Mardini said. Iron wills Mardini is joined in the refugee ranks by another Syrian swimmer, Rami Anis. Anis fled Syria in 2011 to avoid being enlisted into the army, relocating to Belgium from Istanbul in October last year. “I’m very proud to be here,” Rami said. “But I feel a bit of sadness that I’m not participating as a Syrian. We are representing people who have lost their human rights and are facing injustices.” The 25-year-old butterfly and freestyle swimmer described the refugee team as a group that “does not despair.” “We have iron wills. We feel sad of course because of the wars in our countries,” Anis said. For Congelese judoka Misenga, recalling the devastating toll that conflict has had on his family was too much. The 24- year-old broke down in tears when he was asked to comment on what message he hoped to send through his Olympic participation. Misenga was just nine years old when he fled fighting in Kisangani in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Separated from his family, he hid in the jungle for eight days before being rescued and taken to a centre for displaced children in Kinshasa. He later settled in Brazil, staying in the country after the 2013 World

Championships. “I have two brothers that I haven’t seen for years. I don’t remember their faces,” Misenga said tearfully on Saturday. “I want to send them hugs and kisses. I’m here in Brazil participating so that one day I can bring them to live with me here in Brazil.” Another refugee from war in the Congo, Yolande Mabika, followed Misenga’s journey by settling in Brazil. “This is not just a struggle for sport it’s a struggle for life. Each one of us had our own personal stories to tell,” she says. Coach Geraldo Bernardes said the question of whether any of the refugee team can win a medal is immaterial. “People ask if they can win a medal. I say they have already won their medals just by getting to Rio,” he said. — AFP

NEW DELHI: Five lakh railway

employees — front oicestaf, ticket examiners,guards, drivers and catering personnel — willsoon don new uniformscreated by fashion designe rRitu Beri woven aroundthe theme of Indian culture.Ms. Beri submitted foursets of uniform, each with adistinct theme, to the Railway Ministry five days ago, and the public transporter will soon launch an initiative on its website and Twitter and Facebook seeking theviews of people to help it select the attire. The new uniform willcost about Rs. 50 crore in the first phase covering five lakh of the 13 lakh staf. Ms. Beri said the look of the uniform would be an ode to India and its exoticism. “The focus is to reflect modern India whilerespecting our deep-rooted tradition and culture, thus reflecting the glory of India. The uniforms will be Indo-western in cut and silhouette with comfort being the most important factor,” she said. Ms. Beri’s new collection includes saris and T-shirts. The uniform is expected to be ready by the year-end, the oicial said. One of the designs Ms. Beri has submitted is based on tribal art, while another is inspired by rustic coins and currency of the “golden age” of India. The third is based on the legacy of nawabs and the fourth is inspired by pop art. The fourth option, classified as the vibrant soul of India, reflects elements of culture, business, music and entertainment.