Month: December 2013

IBM Recruiting freshers for “Application Developer”

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IBM Recruiting freshers for “Application Developer”
Location: India
Eligibility:
1.BE/ B.Tech, ME / M.Tech, Dual Degree, MCA
2.65% through out academics
Key Skills:
-Professional knowledge related to incumbent’s position, team and department.
-Requires ability to absorb professional knowledge quickly and develop skills.
-Excellent communication skills
-Strong analytical and problem solving skills
How To Apply:
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https://jobs3.netmedia1.com/cp/faces/job_summary?job_id=GBS-0605157

KCR expresses reservations about draft Telangana bill

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Reacting to Union Cabinet’s go-ahead for creation of Telangana with ten districts, TRS president K Chandrasekhar Rao tonight said it was no time for celebration and expressed regret over certain provisions of the draft Andhra Pradesh reorganisation bill.

“It is unfortunate that law and order in GHMC has been handed over to Governor who will have two advisers, though Telangana with 10 districts is given,” he said in a release.

The decision to continue the existing rules for admission to technical and higher education would be painful to Telangana supporters, he said.

TMC writes to Ansari for separate seat for Kunal in House

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The Trinamool Congress has requested vice-president and Rajya Sabha Chairman Hamid Ansari for separate seating arrangement for suspended party MP Kunal Ghosh, now under arrest in connection with the Saradha scam.

“The Trinamool Congress Parliamentary Party has written to the Rajya Sabha Chairman Hamid Ansari that Ghosh has been suspended from the party. The chairman was also requested to reallocate his seat in the House, away from the group of TMC members,” a party MP told PTI.

Wipro conducting Walk-in for 2012 & 2013 Science Graduates

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Wipro conducting Walk-in for 2012 & 2013 Science Graduates
Location: Noida
Eligibility:
1.BCA / B.Sc / Diploma (10+2+3 Years Course) and M.Sc (Computer Science /IT/Maths/Physics/Electronics/Statistics)
2.Only 2012 and 2013 passouts are eligible
3.Candidates who have appeared in last 3 months are not eligible
4.Minimum 50% aggregate in graduation and post-graduation
Key Skills:
-Should have knowledge in RDBMS/Basic C .
-Having prior knowledge of Oracle/VB/.NET/ASP/VC++/Java/Unix would add a feather to the cap.
-Good communication skills
Selection Process:
1.Aptitude Test

Consensus key for introducing Communal Violence Bill: Mayawati

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Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) Supremo Mayawati said it is important to ensure a political consensus before introducing the Communal Violence Bill in both houses of the parliament.

“They (government) are trying to bring legislation, but before that, they should ensure there is consensus, and after that, they should take a decision and introduce the bill in both houses of Parliament,” she said.

Samajwadi party leader Naresh Agarwal said Communal Violence Bill will curb state rights, and therefore, many states have been opposing it.

VHP opposes Communal Violence Bill

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Rubbishing the proposed Communal Violence Bill as “complete mockery of natural justice” and an instance of “religious discrimination against Hindus”, VHP today threatened to launch a nation-wide agitation if the Centre went ahead with the controversial legislation.

“The basic principle of law is that it should be applicable to all. But the proposed bill only targets Hindus while remaining silent on acts of violence by Muslims against the majority community or other minority communities,” Vishwa Hindu Parishad International Working President Pravin Togadia said here in a statement.

Will scrap Article 370 if voted to power in 2014: BJP

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Claiming that there are many shortcomings in Article 370, BJP today said it will scrap the Article if it comes to power at the Centre after the Lok Sabha elections next year.

“Article 370 of the Constitution meant for Jammu and Kashmir has many shortcomings and BJP is strongly opposed to it,” National Spokesman of BJP Vijay Sonkar Shastri said here.

“If BJP comes to power at the Centre after the Lok Sabha elections, Article 370 would be scrapped,” Shastri said, adding that the laws of the land are not applicable in Kashmir and this is wrong.

Cognizant Recruiting freshers for “Application Engineer”

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Location: India
Eligibility:
1.Bachelor’s degree in Engineering or Science graduates
Key Skills:
-Working knowledge of the technical platforms of the project
-Applies design specifications techniques under supervision of the module leader / Project Lead
-Excellent communication skills
-Ability to interact with customers effectively
How To Apply:
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I only spoke the truth: Taslima Nasreen on FIR against tweets

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Shocked to hear that an FIR was lodged in Lucknow against her for allegedly hurting religious sentiments in a tweet last month, controversial Bangladeshi writer Taslima Nasreen today said she had only spoken the truth.

“I do not know what wrong have I done with those tweets. I only spoke the truth and once again they are after me,” Taslima told PTI from New Delhi.

I am committed to recovering money from defaulters: Shah

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Two days after Mumbai Police attached his properties, Jignesh Shah, director of the beleaguered National Spot Exchange Ltd, today told investigators that he was making “relentless” efforts to recover money from defaulters.

“Shah showed up before me to brief about the efforts being made by him to recover the money from the defaulters. We did not summon him and he himself turned up before us today,” said Rajvardhan Sinha, Additional Police Commissioner with Economic Offences Wing of Mumbai police.

No agreement better than a bad one: Sharma

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Dismissing the suggestion that India was insisting on food security because of the ensuing general elections at home, Commerce and Industry Minister Anand Sharma today said New Delhi was only pursing an old proposal and stressed that “no agreement” would be better than a bad one.

The Minister, at a packed press conference, made it clear that New Delhi was not prepared for any compromise on the food security issue, adding the deal at Bali has to be fair and balanced as “it is better to have no agreement than a bad agreement”.

Even tea vendor can be PM: Digvijay;BJP welcomes Modi ‘praise’

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In unexpected comments, Congress leader Digvijay Singh, a known Narendra Modi baiter,today said the Gujarat CM was moving away from his “fanatic” ideology and that “even a chaiwallah can become the Prime Minister”, which were promptly welcomed by BJP as praise for its PM candidate.

Singh said that he “welcomes that Modi is gradually distancing from his fanatic ideology and gravitating towards the ideology of Atal Bihari Vajpayee” and “it should be welcomed if Sangh and the BJP…Are coming close to the ideology of Congress and (Jawaharlal) Nehru.”

TRS unhappy over certain powers to governor

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Welcoming the union cabinet’s approval to the draft bill for creation of Telangana state, Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) however expressed its reservations over the reported decision to entrust the power of maintaining law and order with the governor.

TRS legislator K. Tarakarama Rao said while they were happy that the cabinet decided to carve out Telangana state comprising 10 districts, they had reservations about some provisions of the draft bill.

He said the party politburo would meet Friday to discuss the latest developments and chalk out its future course of action.

Prison row: Home Minister seeks DGP’s explanation

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The row over alleged breach of prison rules in a Kozhikode jail took a serious turn tonight with Kerala Home Minister Thiruvanchur Radhakrishnan seeking an explanation from the DGP (Prisons) for his comments having legal bearing on a sensational political murder case.

Radhakrishnan expressed “displeasure” over DGP Alexander Jacob’s remarks that the row over prison rules violations appeared to have been made with the intention of influencing the outcome of the case, a spokesman for the Minister said.

US charges Russian diplomats over USD 1.5 mln fraud

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The United States has charged 49 current and former Russian diplomats and their wives over a “shameful” USD 1.5 million fraud, accusing them of stealing medical benefits in New York.

The alleged scam took place between 2004 and August 2013 when the suspects were based at the Russian mission to the United Nations, the Russian consulate and the Russian trade mission.

They are accused of lying about their true income to claim the benefits while splashing out tens of thousands of dollars in designer shops such as Tiffany & Co, Jimmy Choo and Prada.

Call for Seemandhra shutdown Friday to oppose bifurcation

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Protesting the union cabinet’s approval to the draft bill for bifurcation of Andhra Pradesh, government employees of Seemandhra have called for shutdown Friday.

Andhra Pradesh Non-Gazetted Officers’ (APNGOs) Association, which represents government employees in Seemandhra (Rayalaseema and coastal Andhra), called for the shutdown.

APNGOs Association president P. Ashok Babu told reporters that the decision to bifurcate the state was taken for narrow political interests.

No limit for ties with Iraq, says Khamenei

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Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said Thursday that there is no limit for expansion of ties between Iran and Iraq.

Tehran and Baghdad can work together closely in a wide range of areas, and there are no limitations to the development of ties as well as cooperation between the two, Xinhua reported citing Khamenei during a meeting with visiting Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki.

He said one of the areas for cooperation would be science.

US does not recognise China air defence zone: White House

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The United States does not recognise the recently declared air defence identification zone (ADIZ) by China in the East China Sea, the White House said today adding that such a Chinese move is provocative and dangerous in such a sensitive region.

The strong White House statement came even as Vice President Joe Biden concluded his trip to China, indicating that the latter’s effort to convince the Chinese leadership on this issue did not yield much result.

52 die as militants storm Yemen defence complex

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A suicide bomber rammed an explosives-packed car into the Yemeni defence ministry complex today, followed by an armed assault in which 52 people died, including seven foreign medical staff, officials said.

The brazen daylight attack on the sprawling facility followed a spate of hit-and-run strikes on military personnel and officials, as the country struggles to complete a thorny political transition.

UN chief condemns terror attacks in Yemen

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UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon Thursday strongly condemned the terrorist attacks against Yemen’s defence ministry which reportedly killed over 20 soldiers and injured dozens of others.

“The secretary-general calls on all concerned to fully cooperate with the investigation announced by President Abed Rabbo Mansour Hadi with a view to bringing the perpetrators to justice,” Xinhua reported citing the UN chief’s spokesperson in a statement.

Protest march against US drones staged in Islamabad

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A number of parliamentarians and politicians from Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province here Thursday participated in a protest march staged against US drone strikes in tribal regions of the country.

The lawmakers led by Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s chief minister marched towards the parliament house and staged a sit in to record their protest. They raised slogans against the US attacks while demanding immediate halt to CIA-controlled drone campaign, Xinhua reported.

Cong, BJP spar on issue of winning polls

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In a fresh jibe, BJP today said that defeat was staring at Congress ahead of the 2014 Lok Sabha elections, a contention which the ruling party dismissed saying it will form the next coalition government even if it loses seats.

“You lose in politics when you stop trying,” Leader of Opposition in Rajya Sabha Arun Jaitley said citing examples of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh not addressing a single rally in Delhi and Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi leaving the campaign here after poor response at a poll meeting.

Seemandhra Mins object to Telangana bill at Cabinet meet

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The three-hour-long Union Cabinet meeting, which today finalised bill on Telangana state, saw several objections being raised by Ministers from Seemandhra region.

Sources said the Union Cabinet had detailed discussion on the formation of the state with some ministers from Seemandhra raising certain issues.

Union Ministers from Seemandhra region had met Prime Minister Manmohan Singh several times requesting him to accept their resignations over Telangana creation.

Textiles Minister K S Rao and HRD Minister M M Pallam Raju are the two Cabinet ministers from the Seemandhra region.

Disappointed with new ball bowling, says skipper Dhoni

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India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni didn’t hide his disappointment in the manner Mohit Sharma and Bhuvneshwar Kumar bowled with the new ball as the visitors lost the first ODI against South Africa by a whopping 141-run margin.

This is the ninth time in recent matches that Indian bowlers have conceded in excess of 350 runs but Dhoni seemed livid about how they bowled with the new ball.

Commercial vehicles loan stress hit new peak in Q2: India Ratings

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India Ratings has said stressed assets in the commercial vehicles (CV) loan books of lenders hit a new high of 3 per cent in September quarter due to the lingering slowdown.

The agency cautioned that the asset quality stress will continue at least for the next two quarters.

“Delinquencies of CV loans rose to 3 per cent in the September quarter from 2.4 per cent a year ago,” India Ratings said in a note.