Eijaz khan returns with Punarvivaah..Eijaz Khan who just did a cameo as a host of a quiz show in Diya Aur Baati Humwill next be seen inPunarvivaah

Eijaz Khan who just did a cameo as a host of a quiz show in Diya Aur Baati Humwill next be seen inPunarvivaah - Ek Nayi Umeed. Eijaz’s character  will be introduced as the new lead opposite Sarita (Shristy Rode). He will play a suave businessman and his character will be reminscent of Ronit Roy’s Mr Bajaj fromKasauti Zindagi Kay, informs a source. Producer Sumeet Mittal confirms it. 

The actor’s entry will spice up the story that is currently focussing on Sarita and Raj. The couple is shown to have been divorced after 10 years of marriage and Raj has taken it upon himself to find a suitor for her. However, he has also developed feelings for her, which is likely to lead to a love triangle. Interestingly, Eijaz’s last serial was Shubh Vivah, which did not fare well. He may have better luck with this one!

Deepika Padukone lands Happy New Year because Katrina Kaif couldn't do it.It is now clear that Shah Rukh Khan’s next productionHappy New Year will feature Deepika Padukone.

It is now clear that Shah Rukh Khan’s next productionHappy New Year will feature Deepika Padukone. The news did not please those who were waiting to see the SRK-Katrina Kaif jodi re-unite after Jab Tak Hai Jaan. While Katrina Kaif was approached to do this film, she recently signed two new films — Kabir Khan’s for producer Sajid Nadiadwala with Saif Ali Khan and Abhishek Kapoor’s adaptation of Charles Dickens’ Great Expectations— and so has no room this year for any other project.

Says a friend of Katrina, “She would have loved to do Farah’s film. Farah initially wanted to sign a completely new girl for Happy New Year, but when she couldn’t find the right girl to play her leading lady, she zeroed in on Kat. The actress and Farah are very fond of each other ever since they worked together in Tees Maar Khan. The film’s failure did not affect their mutual fondness. To be in Farah’s next and that too with Shah Rukh with whom Katrina really hit off during Jab Tak Hai Jaan, would have been fab. She wanted to do Happy New Year but as Kat is committed to finish Vijay Krishna Acharya’s Dhoom 3 and Siddharth Anand’s Bang Bang before working for Kapoor’s and Khan’s films, she could not do it.”

Congress makes a poll state-ment:Telangana...The day had its share of last-ditch efforts by several Union ministers from Andhra to prevent the bifurcation.

The timing is near-perfect. After dragging its feet on the issue for years, the Congress’ highest decision-making body, Congress working committee (CWC) on Tuesday approved the carving out of Telangana from Andhra Pradesh to shore up the party’s political fortunes in the region. 

The Congress is expected to capitalise on this to get the Telangana Rashtra Samiti (TRS), the main driving force behind the demand for a separate statehood, to merge with it ahead of the general elections next year.

“It has been resolved to request the Central government to take steps in accordance with the Constitution to form a separate state of Telangana...within a definite time frame,” stated a resolution adopted at the meeting. 

Ajay Maken, chief party spokesperson, said the Congress has also recommended making Hyderabad a joint capital of the newly-proposed state and the other regions — Rayalaseema and coastal Andhra — for a period of 10 years.

But don’t bring out the bubbly as yet. The process of setting up a new state will take four to five months. 

Digvijay Singh, Congress general secretary and Andhra Pradesh in-charge, said the decision was made keeping in mind the long-standing demand of the people of Telangana. “Security, water issues and liabilities will be considered while drafting of the bill. Modalities will be worked out.”

As per the scheme of things, 10 districts — Adilabad, Karimnagar, Warangal, Khammam, Nalgonda, Hyderabad, Mahbubnagar, Rangareddy, Medak and Nizamabad — will be part of Telangana. It will get 17 of 42 Lok Sabha seats and 119 of 294 assembly seats. 
The decision to carve out the 29th state came after hectic consultations over the past week, with many ministers and MPs trying to persuade leaders to abandon the idea of a divided Andhra. 

Congress president Sonia Gandhi had conveyed her decision to back Telangana last Friday at the party’s core group meeting. Tuesday’s meetings of the UPA coordination committee and the CWC were, therefore, a mere formality.

“At the UPA coordination meeting, we unanimously decided to support the formation of the new state,” said Ajit Singh, Rashtriya Lok Dal leader, who attended the meet with Nationalist Congress Party chief Sharad Pawar and National Conference president Dr Farooq Abdullah, besides other allies.

Congress sources, however, didn’t agree with the claim of unanimity. They said some leaders asked home minister Sushilkumar Shinde about issues pertaining to law and order as well as the effect the decision will have on other separate statehood demands.  

The day had its share of last-ditch efforts by several Union ministers from Andhra to prevent the bifurcation.

Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) is conducting the Joint CSIR-UGC Test on 22nd December 2013

Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) is conducting the Joint CSIR-UGC Test on 22^nd December 2013 for determining the eligibility of the Indian national candidates for the award of Junior Research Fellowships (JRF) NET (National Eligibility Test). Dar all candidates who interested for this CSIR UGC NET Dec 2013 examination can apply Through Online mode ofapplication from 30th July, 2013 to 22nd August, 2013.

Eligibility Criteria for CSIR UGC NET Dec 2013 :

Age Criteria:

1. For JRF (NET) : Candidate's maximum age should be 28 years as on 01-07-2013.

2. For Lectureship (NET) : No upper age limit is mentioned.

Qualification Criteria: General and OBC Candidates should have don BS-4 years program/BE/BTech/BPharma/MBBS/Integrated BS-MS/MSc or equivalent degree with at least 55% marks and SC/ST/physically and Visually Handicapped candidates should achieve  50% marks.

For Lectureship : should have PhD degree holders who have passed Master’s degree prior to 19th September 1991, with at least 50% marks are eligible

Application Fee Details:

For General Candidates application fee Rs. 400/-.

For OBC Candidates application fee Rs. 200/-.

For SC/ST/PH/VH candidates application fee Rs. 100/-.

Examination Centres : the UGC NET Dec 2013 examination will  be held at 26 Centers in all over India

How to apply for UGC NET 2013: All Eligible candidates are required to fill online application form of CSIR UGC Net 2013 from www.csirhrdg.res.in before 22nd August, 2013 after filledonline form then take printout of submitted application form and along with all mandatory documents and send to-

“Sr. Controller of Examination,

 Human Resource Development Group,

 Examination Unit, CSIR Complex,

 Library Avenue,

 Pusa, New Delhi-110012” 

Bank ofBaroda will declare probationary officer(PO) result 2013 very soon which recruitment exam was held on 07th July 2013.

              

Bank of Baroda PO Results 2013:

 Bank ofBaroda will declare probationary officer(PO) result 2013 very soon which recruitment exam was held on 07^th July 2013. Candidates can check their results at Bank of Baroda official websitewww.bankofbaroda.com. Some days ago Bank of Baroda was issued notification to fill up the 300 vacancies of PO post. It is the result page of BOB PO post of that recruitment notice. All 300 vacant seats should be filled after the declaration of result.

Candidates those who were sit in Bank of Baroda Probationary officer post exam in 2013 their exam was held on various centers in India’s various region. After the completion of Bank of Baroda PO written exam candidates are waiting their result with very excitement. Don’t worry your result will publish online very soon.

Bank of Baroda is one of the famous Bank in India. The bank has large number of branches inIndia’s all states. The customers are believes in the strength and integrity of relationships of Bank of Baroda. It is an very oldest bank in India.

If you want to more details on Bank of Baroda PO result 2013 then you can subscribe with us for latest updates of results, answer key, admit card etc. After registered your email on thiswebsite we will send you latest notifications in your mail box.

How to check Bank of Baroda results 2013 –

First of all candidates need to open the official website of Bank of Baroda

“www.bankofbaroda.com”. Then go to the career link. Then find a link which is related to your exam result, go to that link then enter your roll number, date of birth etc details. In the end of this all procedure your result will be in front of you.

      get your result

KMAT 2013 Result of MBA, MCA Entrance Exam July 2013,KMAT Results 2013

Lots of KMAT candidates are looking and waiting for KMAT 2013 Results, KMATResult 2013, KMAT MBA, MCA EntranceExam Results 2013, download KMAT Exam 2013 Result and check online KMAT 2013 Result in google.com.

The Karnataka Private Post Graduate College Association (KPGCA) is going to released Karnataka Management Aptitude Test (KMAT) 2013 Results in upcoming few days (Likely 1st August 2013).

The official KMAT 2013 Results will be declared in the month of August 2013.Results will available online for those students who want admission into various management degree courses like MBA, MCA etc.

Karnataka Management Aptitude Test 2013 Results will published soon on the official websiteat www.kmatindia.com and also uploading the KMAT Results, MBA, MCA Entrance Exam paper Result in PDf file.

All candidates check online KMAT Result 2013 then calculate their marks on the basis of Karnataka Management Aptitude Test 2013 Results.

Dear all candidates download and check Karnataka Management Aptitude Test 2013 Result from given below official Link:

  

Get your result

New Chapter: Mumbai University fails mark-sheet test miserably

A goof-up by the Mumbai university has led to mark sheets of nearly 1.6 lakh students being printed without the student’s photo in the slot allotted for the same. Over 2.4 lakh candidates had appeared for various undergraduate and postgraduate courses this year.

The varsity started incorporating students’ photographs on mark sheets since 2010 as a measure to ensure “transparency” and to curb the practice of fake marksheets.

However, this time around, the computerised data was so messed up that photographs of multiple students popped up corresponding to each candidate, university sources told dna. Due to this goof-up involving photographs, the university was forced to print mark sheets without students’ photographs.

A university official said the software triggered chaos by throwing up between eight and 10 photos against marks for each student. “We managed to fix only BCom [bachelor of commerce] records,” said the official.

So, with the university failing to fix the problem in time, mark sheets of all undergraduate courses – except those of about 80,000 commerce students – were sent to colleges recently without photographs. Principals of colleges confirmed that the slot for photos is vacant. Mark sheets of engineering and postgraduate courses, which are still being prepared, will also be printed without the photograph said the sources.

University officials blamed Maharashtra Knowledge Corporation Limited, the agency to which online exam records have been outsourced. The agency has been managing the varsity’s online exam records since 2012.

Besides, the printing of mark sheets, which is done at a high-tech printing press, was instead done at the university’s press.

So, the two sets of marksheets are different. “The BCom marksheets carry a photograph and are printed in portrati (vertical) format while those for BA (arts) and BSc (scince) are without the photo and printed in landscape (horizontal) format,” said the principal of a city college.

Controller of examinations, Padma Deshmukh, confirmed that the goof-up in database had taken place. “Wrong photographs were spotted in many cases in MKCL’s (agency) data,” said Deshmukh. 

Admitting that marksheets had been printed at the university’s press, she said, “We decided to print the mark sheets without photos as any further delay would have affected students.” 

A senate member of the university, Sanjay Vairal, said this proves how public money is being wasted by the university authorities. “When they have their own set-up which can be used for exam-related work, why outsource this to an external entity? It only shows how influential people at the university and the state ministry [of higher education] are lending tacit support to this agency.”