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AAP Mahar
From: AAPMaharashtra News <News@AAPMaharashtra.org> Sun, 15 Jun '14 3:40p
To: Preeti Sharma Menon <preetisharmamenon@gmail.com>
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Dear Friends from the Media
Aam Aadmi Party Maharashtra conducted 10 Chintin Shivirs across the state post the Loksabha elections. The purpose was to reflect on our performance and to plan the way forward.
The biggest win of contesting the Loksabha Elections has been that AAP Is now entrenched throughout the state with a 40000 strong volunteer base. The party is now poised as an important political entity in the state and we look forward to changing Maharashtra politics for the better.
AAP is a party that prides itself on being a volunteer based party. We strongly believe in basing our plans on volunteer opinion and the overwhelming response from our volunteers is that we should contest the state assembly elections. We have presented this feedback to our National Executive and we look forward to their advise on the next steps.
The other strong suggestion mooted by the volunteers has been the reconstitution of all committees. We presented this in the recently conducted NE meet ad the result is that Misson Vistar is now being planned - it's goal will be to assess the strength of the various committees and rebuild them through volunteer engagement.
AAP Maharashtra leadership and all volunteers are united in implementing the plans for the Assembly Elections and Mission Vistar. We look forward to your support.
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PGTI Feeder Tour 2014 season tees-off with opening event in Jaipur
· Six events in 2014with prize purse of Rs. 6 lakh each
Jaipur, June 16, 2014: The Professional Golf Tour of India (PGTI) will stage the opening event of its 2014 Feeder Tour season at the Rambagh Golf Club, Jaipur, from 18 – 20 June, 2014. The Feeder Tour is set to stage six tournaments in the 2014 season with each tournament carrying a prize purse of Rs. 6 lakh.
The Feeder Tour events will have a maximum field of 90 players and will be played over three rounds of 18 holes each with the cut being applied after 36 holes.
The field at the opening event in Jaipur will feature top Indian professionals such as local lad Vishal Singh, Rahul Bajaj of Noida, a former winner at Jaipur and 2010 Asian Games silver medalist as well as Arjun Singh Chaudhri of Noida, the 2013 PGTI Feeder Tour Order of Merit champion.
Besides Vishal Singh, the other professionals from Jaipur participating in the event include Yogendra Kumawat, Damodar Kumawat, Kamal Kumawat and Mahesh Yadav.
The second event of the season will be played at the Madhuban Meadows Golf Course in Karnal from 24 – 26 June, 2014.
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GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
PRESS INFORMATION BUREAU
PRESS NOTE
CIVIL SERVICES EXAMINATION, 2013
Based on the results of the written part of Civil Services Examination, 2013 held by the Union Public Service Commission in December, 2013 and the interviews for Personality Test held in April-June, 2014, following is the list, in order of merit, of candidates who have been recommended for appointment to:
(i) Indian Administrative Service;
(ii) Indian Foreign Service;
(iii) Indian Police Service; and
(iv) Central Services, Group ‘A’ and Group ‘B’
2. A total number of 1122 candidates have been recommended for appointment as per following break-up:
GENERAL
OBC
SC
ST
TOTAL
517
( incl. 11 PH-1, 5 PH-2 & 3 PH-3 )
326
( incl. 4 PH-1, 2 PH-2 & 5 PH-3 )
187
92
1122
( incl. 15 PH-1, 7 PH-2 & 8 PH-3 )
3. Appointment to the various Services will be made according to the number of vacancies available with due consideration to the provisions contained in paras 2 and 19 of the Rules for the Examination. The number of vacancies reported by the Government to be filled are as under:
SERVICES
GEN
OBC
SC
ST
Total
I.A.S.
90
49
27
14
180
I.F.S.
17
09
04
02
32
I.P.S.
75
43
24
08
150
Central Services Group ‘A’
369
188
103
50
710
Group ‘B’ Services
71
37
30
18
156
Total
622
326
188
92
1228 *
* includes 30 PH vacancies ( 15 PH-1, 07 PH-2 & 08 PH-3 )
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4. The candidature of 40 recommended candidates with following Roll Nos. is provisional :
002546
074351
110750
147991
360162
585157
004046
074671
113799
153536
378942
585916
006784
075847
115838
199556
393286
588102
013041
077950
118013
234462
421463
647217
026609
095159
136656
253326
446120
697988
042872
101109
137434
327293
469164
044741
104807
145545
352718
514031
5. Result of one candidate has been withheld.
6. In accordance with Rule 16 (4) & (5) of the Civil Services Examination Rules 2013, the Commission is maintaining a consolidated Reserve List of candidates as under:
GENERAL
OBC
SC
ST
TOTAL
105
88
13
04
210
7. UPSC has a “Facilitation Counter” near Examination Hall in its campus. Candidates can obtain any information / clarification regarding their examinations / recruitments on the working days between 10:00 hours to 17:00 hours in person or over telephone Nos. 23385271 / 23381125 / 23098543. Result will also be available on the U.P.S.C. website i.e. http//www.upsc.gov.in. However, marks are likely to be available on the website within 15 days from the date of declaration of Result.
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CIVIL SERVICES (MAIN) EXAMINATION,2013
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1 249085 GAURAV AGRAWAL 2 016290 MUNISH SHARMA 3 100841 RACHIT RAJ 4 565614 AKSHAY TRIPATHI 5 026831 BHARTI DIXIT 6 200409 SAKSHI SAWHNEY 7 007844 CHANCHAL RANA 8 002320 JOHNY TOM VARGHESE 9 355620 DIVYANSHU JHA 10 003713 MEDHA ROOPAM 11 386958 SHUBHAM CHAUDHARY 12 100046 NEHA JAIN 13 078654 AVI PRASAD 14 308074 ITANKAR VIPIN VITHOBA 15 047403 ASHISH VASHISHTH 16 029280 CHINMAYEE GOPAL 17 002450 FAIZ AQ AHMED MUMTAZ 18 074397 ROMAN SAINI 19 190713 KOMAL MITTAL 20 075125 SAKET MALVIYA 21 105212 PRASHASTI PAREEK 22 040450 SHEETLA PATLE 23 456769 PRABHAV JOSHI 24 531825 NEHA YADAV 25 000136 GURUDATTA HEGDE 26 044090 RAHUL KUMAR RAKESH 27 256888 ABID HUSSAIN SADIQ 28 388636 HIMANSHU AGGARWAL 29 535488 NIPUN JINDAL 30 083681 KRITTIKA JYOTSNA 31 292219 DEEPAK PADMAKUMAR 32 150127 BARANWAL VARUNKUMAR JAGDISH 33 105339 TANVI HOODA 34 089194 BHAVYA MITTAL 35 054584 MANISHA KHATRI 36 223710 NANCY SAHAY 37 449963 RISHAV GUPTA 38 004487 VARUN RANJAN 39 003402 NALINI ATUL 40 469949 GAURANG RATHI 41 342508 SURESH KUMAR OLA 42 277056 ARINDAM CHAUDHARY 43 355974 JALAJ SHARMA 44 001357 RICHA PRAKASH CHOUDHARY 45 427942 JEYASEELAN V P 46 339379 UDITA SINGH 47 027399 ADITYA SINGH 48 324197 DIVYA S IYER 49 373533 PAVNEET KAUR 50 085294 NIMA ARORA 51 180038 AVANISH KUMAR RAI 52 655668 RAHUL PANDEY 53 366477 MANISH BANSAL
CIVIL SERVICES (MAIN) EXAMINATION,2013
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54 001603 ASHUTOSH GARG 55 443788 AMIT KUMAR PANDEY 56 085176 VINEET TOMAR 57 506341 DEEPAK JACOB 58 004326 SUSHANT GAURAV 59 421015 ISHA DUHAN 60 018882 SHASHANK SHUBHANKAR 61 475548 AANCHAL SOOD 62 197904 PREM RANJAN SINGH 63 086809 AKASH P 64 000571 PRASHANT KUMAR MISHRA 65 105043 ROSHAN KUSHWAHA 66 291765 SWADHA DEV 67 341708 RITURAJ RAGHUVANSHI 68 000256 JANGID LOKESHKUMAR RAMCHANDRA 69 696823 KARTHIKEYAN K P 70 194252 SANDEEP KUMAR JHA 71 252203 MANUJ GOYAL 72 514097 ANGEL BHATI 73 240372 ARCHANA VERMA 74 043074 SALONI SIDANA 75 105610 ABHISHEK UPADHYAY 76 079838 SIKTA PATNAIK 77 074658 RIJU BAFNA 78 491148 AJITH JOHN JOSHUA 79 023039 ADITYA PRAKASH 80 346303 MD MUSHARRAF ALI FARUQUI 81 190640 SUMIT KUMAR 82 082654 DIVYA PRABHU G R J 83 001925 KSHITIJ SINGHAL 84 031325 RATHOD VIJAY CHANDRAKANT 85 348224 CHAKRAVARTI SINGH RATHORE 86 295182 KRITIKA SHARMA 87 111918 ABHILASHA KUMARI SHARMA 88 276461 ANBAMUTHAN M P 89 002105 KUNDAN KUMAR 90 007851 SANA AKHTAR 91 469705 ANKIT ASTHANA 92 011892 RAVI RANJAN 93 366799 BHANWAR LAL 94 242643 KAPIDHWAJA PRATAP N SINGH 95 009030 NEHA MEENA 96 269454 NIDHI TEWARI 97 024929 ROHAN KUMAR JHA 98 260947 NEELOTPAL 99 315967 KRISHNA ADITYA S 100 003858 AWANISH KUMAR 101 056268 UTKRISHT PRASOON 102 477263 CHITHRA S 103 011253 KONA VAMSI KRISHNA 104 370961 LAXMAN NIMBARGI 105 096957 JINCY R WILLIAM 106 238123 VIKRAM
CIVIL SERVICES (MAIN) EXAMINATION,2013
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107 306171 SANTOSH KUMAR ROY 108 361391 UDITA GAURAV 109 277254 PRERNA SHAHI 110 028228 RAGHOO PURI 111 153931 B SASHI KANTH 112 009841 ANOOP KUMAR SINGH 113 304985 KARTIKEYA K SHARMA 114 632688 SHIVA PRAKASH DEVARAJU 115 159124 MANTADA RAJA DAYANIDHI 116 011451 GAUTAM KUMAR PANDEY 117 153451 GAURAV GUPTA 118 001290 RENU 119 136656 SUBHA KALYAN 120 000830 NAGENDRA SINGH 121 408301 ANSHU SHARAWAT 122 090645 ARUN KUMAR VISHWAKARMA 123 104019 ANISH YADAV 124 081757 E SAI CHARAN TEJASWI 125 464740 SUNAYNA 126 595406 PARTHRAJSINH NAVALSINH GOHIL 127 002456 DEEPAK KUMAR SHUKLA 128 415607 PRADEEP SHARMA 129 175721 S SELVANAGARATHINAM 130 177039 M SREE ABHINAV 131 139011 DEEPAK PAREEK 132 147991 THAKUR PRAJAKTA PRABHAKAR 133 006547 SOUMYA 134 233335 ANUPAMA SINGH 135 097611 M DEEPIKA 136 421274 AKTA JAIN B 137 005565 AMIT GOEL 138 118745 GAUTHAM V P 139 008482 ANSHU SINGLA 140 058064 NEHA SINGH 141 425807 SALONI SAHAI 142 034992 AKHIL KUMAR 143 356821 VETRISELVI K 144 365146 ABHINANDAN 145 279568 ANUNAYA JHA 146 013371 UNICE RISHIN ISMAIL 147 038540 RAJEEV GARG 148 554161 SACHIN SHARMA 149 005530 RAJA BANTHIA 150 001135 SACHIN GUPTA 151 395172 B M LAXMI PRASAD 152 051178 NIDHI RANI 153 375880 PATKI HRISHIKESH HEMANT 154 262991 E KARTHIK 155 154797 VARUN SHARMA 156 003870 MRINAL CHAWLA 157 292350 ABHINAV AGRAWAL 158 144301 PRIYANKA THOMAS 159 038204 HEMANT TIWARI
CIVIL SERVICES (MAIN) EXAMINATION,2013
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160 001583 BHUPESH CHAUDHARY 161 287795 RAVALI PRIYA GANDHAPUNENI 162 377008 RANI NAGAR 163 187548 NARAVANE ABOLI SUNIL 164 000389 NIMIT GOYAL 165 602629 PEEYUSH SAMARIYA 166 167646 SACHIN SHARMA 167 393561 PRADEEP SHARMA 168 624440 TRIPTI BHATT 169 438772 RAJARSHI DASGUPTA 170 395812 RAVEENA TYAGI 171 154230 PRIYABRATA ROY 172 003253 SAYAK DAS 173 296350 VAHNI SINGH 174 451477 NITIN KURAIEN 175 365866 SAKSHI VERMA 176 108870 RUHEE DUGG 177 339653 KUHUK BHUSHAN 178 290521 AJAY KUMAR BANSAL 179 167141 NAINA KAROL 180 596540 NEHA TOMAR 181 002328 AJAY DAHIYA 182 179783 LOHIT MATANI 183 290537 MANOJ KUMAR 184 467292 KHITESH GUPTA 185 046500 VIPIN KUMAR JAIN 186 283930 GURKARAN SINGH 187 279362 VINAYAK VARMA 188 000213 MANI LAL PATIDAR 189 077398 BASHIR AHMAD BHAT 190 259260 SHALINI DUHAN 191 493128 ASHUTOSH SHEKHAR 192 532235 ANANYA KULSHRESHTHA 193 469478 MONICA PRIYADARSHINI 194 302045 ARPIT JAIN 195 021489 PIYUSH PANDEY 196 131359 KARTHIKEYAN GOKULACHANDRAN 197 123826 AADHITHYA R 198 049968 ANKIT MITTAL 199 478367 KHYATI GARG 200 131224 SHLOK KUMAR 201 051404 SAUMYA MISHRA 202 184552 ADITYA UPPAL 203 554963 MANOJ KUMAR SHARMA 204 147238 PRABHAT KUMAR 205 147977 PATEL DIVYANGKUMAR LALJIBHAI 206 159608 KINNY SINGH 207 009521 BHAVNA GUPTA 208 456912 KAMANASISH SEN 209 097026 ASHISH KUMAR AGRAWAL 210 257695 AMAN SINGH RATHORE 211 002465 VIVEKANAND SHARMA 212 154260 ANKIT JAIN
CIVIL SERVICES (MAIN) EXAMINATION,2013
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213 518077 CH SINDHU SARMA 214 068602 SUJATA KUMARI VEENAPANI 215 542787 OMBASE SACHIN CHHAGANLAL 216 003590 PRATEEK SINGH 217 014875 P AMRUTHA VARSHINI 218 207064 HARIKRISHNA PAI 219 052226 VEERA VENKATA RAKESH REDDY P 220 414867 CHANDRASEKAR S 221 436352 BISHOP SARKAR 222 036747 PRAVEEN CHAUDHARY 223 191547 APARNA N 224 001076 YOGENDRA KUMAR MISHRA 225 004258 VINEET KUMAR 226 525595 PRASANTH M S 227 476639 PREM KUMAR V R 228 378732 MOHIT KUMAR 229 225650 ABHISHEK ANAND 230 073414 VISHAL 231 672039 S JAYAVARDHAN 232 186558 ANURAG VATS 233 319319 ASHUTOSH 234 001471 KILLI CHANDRA SEKHAR 235 160271 PREETI YADAV 236 450627 VRINDA SHUKLA 237 588102 SHIRAZ DANESHYAR 238 481667 ARJUN SHARMA 239 078061 TEJASWANI GAUTAM 240 376451 AKHIL MALLIKARJUNA SHASTRY 241 359926 DIVYA CHAUDHARY 242 007722 DHARMENDRA SHARMA 243 671888 SRISHTI CHAUDHRY 244 005946 SHALABH KUMAR SINHA 245 125016 NEHA SAHAY 246 364379 ARVIND V 247 164702 KULDEEP CHAUDHARY 248 057002 SHASHANKA ALA 249 473620 DINESH GUPTA 250 433765 SHAFEEQ S 251 012231 AMRIT SINGH 252 549863 SHASHI RANJAN 253 002661 ASHISH KUMAR 254 160922 YEDAGE AMOL JAGANNATH 255 000347 ABHISHEK TIWARI 256 558519 THARWAL ABHISHEK SADANAND 257 031445 MOHAL AGRAWAL 258 578118 ASHWINI KUMAR PANDEY 259 003722 SHILPA SHARMA 260 212731 MANISH CHOUDHARY 261 242570 SANSKRITI JAIN 262 436178 IBU SANJEEB GARG 263 061152 YEDDULA VIJAY 264 161804 SRUTHI J S 265 251740 ASHISH KUMAR
CIVIL SERVICES (MAIN) EXAMINATION,2013
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266 122894 DHEERAJ KUMAR GUPTA 267 444710 SHRAIY SURI 268 001870 MANOJ MITTAL 269 131104 VIJAY NETKE 270 092549 PRABHAT MALIK 271 747354 ADITI CHAUDHARY 272 002959 MRIDUL CHOWDHARY 273 008809 AVINASH PANDEY 274 345284 RAJA YAQOOB FAROOQ 275 111081 SUSHMA J 276 283832 PRERNA SHARMA 277 460870 Y SUDARSHAN 278 136593 K SANDHYA RANI 279 098762 ANSHUL 280 280317 SUVASIS DAS 281 002552 NIKHIL SARASWAT 282 377342 SAAGAR SRIVASTAVA 283 100244 BIKRAM KAIRI 284 003376 PARUL GAUR 285 004604 CHINMAY ANAND JAIN 286 073136 BHARAT AVASTHY 287 338020 LAKSHMI PRIYA M S 288 372663 MANEESH 289 173951 ABHINAV GOEL 290 084652 PRIYANKA GULATI 291 055510 BHOR SINGH YADAV 292 447730 ADITI GARG 293 278031 AMIT KUMAR SINGH CHAUHAN 294 176967 PARTH GAUTAM 295 006536 DIVEY KUMAR SETHI 296 449712 S ARUNKUMAR 297 117825 GAUTAM JAIN 298 016789 TORUL S RAVEESH 299 500566 KAMALJOT KAUR 300 003173 MASHELKAR PRIYANKA UDAY 301 075144 ROHIT DEO JHA 302 076293 FUNDE NIKHIL TIKARAM 303 096861 TAPDIYA AKSHAY JUGALKISHOR 304 117068 SAVYASACHI KUMAR 305 448714 SHANKAR S 306 003348 ANUSREE RAHA 307 387466 ARINDAM MISRA 308 049659 SIYAD N 309 279533 JOHN SEBASTIAN 310 004260 DOIFODE SAGAR DATTATRAY 311 002546 SHILPA NAG C T 312 019979 LINGRAJ PANDA 313 104807 NIDHI AGARWAL 314 137434 NAGESH KUMAR B 315 256922 CHESHTA YADAV 316 322637 VARWANTKAR PRASAD HANUMANTRAO 317 087581 RANJAN AGRAWALA 318 014773 GOWTHAM POTRU
CIVIL SERVICES (MAIN) EXAMINATION,2013
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319 290802 RAJAT SEN 320 100028 NITIN SANGWAN 321 048339 KALLURU VENKATESWARARAO 322 089450 DEVANGI SWARNKAR 323 087878 MONIKA GUPTA 324 122502 SWETIKA SACHAN 325 634244 GAYATHRI PG 326 066165 DEEPAK SAINI 327 313243 PAWAN YADAV 328 308062 GAURAV K SINGH 329 564273 MAYANK AWASTHI 330 232769 ANJU RAVIKUMAR 331 108485 RAHUL YADAV 332 366684 AFSANA PERWEEN 333 327293 RAVINDER SINGH 334 627432 SURAJ SINGH 335 523538 DANISH ABDULLAH 336 002963 PRATEEK SHARMA 337 077253 SWAPNIL TEMBE 338 167766 SUDEEP DABAS 339 102697 SACHIN RANA 340 115395 HIMANSHU KHATRI 341 074069 RUCHIKA SHARMA 342 046180 ABHIJEET KUMAR GAUTAM 343 390060 BENO ZEPHINE N L 344 132601 KEERTHI NARAYAN P 345 138771 JITENDRA JORWAL 346 012460 VISHWASREE B 347 497218 GOVEKAR MAYUR RATILAL 348 249632 SHIKHAR PANT 349 555464 GAURAV GROVER 350 022745 ASHISH MODI 351 154924 RAJARSHI RAJ VARMA 352 208159 KRISHNAPRASAD K K 353 212531 PINGALE NIKHIL NANDAKUMAR 354 162599 SHEVALE ABHIJIT TUKARAM 355 312111 RISHIKESH PANDEY 356 586921 KUMAR ASHUTOSH 357 022196 BHANGEPATIL PUSHKARAJ RAMESH 358 499198 NIKHIL KUMAR SINGH 359 319805 DHAVAL JAIN 360 222287 SARITA YADAV 361 016162 MANISH KUMAR DABAS 362 202353 SMRUTIRANJAN MOHANTY 363 164085 RAHUL SINGH 364 004464 RAVINDRA HATTALLI 365 623653 AJAY KUMAR DWIVEDI 366 120925 ABHISHEK MAHAJAN 367 031815 TARANNUM VERMA 368 017312 DILEEP KUMAR YADAV 369 143267 RAVI SINGH 370 000191 JITESH KUMAR JAIN 371 027003 SIDDHARTH SHANKAR SWAIN
CIVIL SERVICES (MAIN) EXAMINATION,2013
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372 379423 ABHISHEK RATKAL 373 026164 SATVIK DEV 374 001656 TANVI GUPTA 375 152592 PRADEEP KUMAR M 376 025252 NAVATAKE BHAGYASHRI BABURAO 377 114435 ASHWANI KUMAR 378 627739 PANKAJ ASHIYA 379 641184 RACHNA 380 247753 SANDEEP AHUJA 381 502326 DHANAJI BANKAT KADAM 382 233995 VIGNAN P 383 164383 VIJAY AGRAWAL 384 181480 KUMAR RAMNIKANT 385 723942 MANJUNATH T C 386 429720 METE HARSHAL VITHALRAO 387 066114 SULPHULE MADHAV RACHAYYA 388 004141 PAYAL GUPTA 389 076115 TANAY SHARMA 390 243361 RUPAVARDHINI B R 391 772532 PARAS MANI TRIPATHI 392 334856 AMAN MITTAL 393 099388 MEENAKSHI GUPTA 394 451405 GOUTHAM S 395 183694 D PARTHASARATHY BHASKAR 396 101589 GEETA 397 284934 UTKARSH 398 221635 NIDHI DWIVEDI 399 003363 NIKHIL GOYAL 400 112448 NIDHI GUPTA 401 162086 VIJIT PATEL 402 001438 MAHENDRA KUMAR MEENA 403 448851 AKOLKAR SAMEER DILIP 404 107696 BARKHA TAMRAKAR 405 332826 BHANU PRATAP SINGH TANWAR 406 033471 KOMMISETTY MURALIDHAR 407 002357 KARAN YADAV 408 002724 VIKASH KUMAR SHAHWAL 409 388401 PANKAJ SINGH 410 454117 MRITHINJAI S 411 350583 VIPUL DEV 412 100401 SANDEEP KUMAR 413 017647 VANDANA GARG 414 037897 JASPREET SINGH 415 004498 GAYATHRI CHANDRA MENON 416 001847 NISHANT KUMAR 417 063032 SANTOSH KUMAR 418 259851 MODASSAR SHAFI 419 403735 ROHAN ANAND 420 045791 UTKARSHA 421 438385 NITIN DEEPAK AGARWAL 422 003733 SUMEET KUMAR 423 269675 SUBHANSHU SHARMA 424 118013 ANIL KUMAR
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425 312245 MANUDEV JAIN 426 002461 SUNEEL ANCHIPAKA 427 225595 KONTHAM SUDHIR 428 020178 PRIANCEU PANDEY 429 431291 RAGHUNANDAN MURTHY 430 198556 SHREYAS G HOSUR 431 230238 VIKRAM S 432 222259 HIMANI DUA 433 393631 VAIBHAV SINGH CHAUHAN 434 143448 RANAVASIYA ANILKUMAR RAMJIBHAI 435 142173 RAHUL HEGDE B K 436 116014 ABHIJIT SHUKLA 437 116227 SANJEET SINGH 438 123650 ARAVIND VIVEKANANDAN 439 112582 KALRAV MISHRA 440 068992 KIRTHI C 441 018789 DEVSHREE 442 440295 ARJUN PRADHAN JMT 443 015936 PIYUSH SHARMA 444 215146 SHASHANK JAISWAL 445 243835 KUMAR VIVEK 446 421317 ABINASH MOHANTY 447 000851 PANKAJ PHUKAN 448 000299 MANAS RAJ PATEL 449 027347 SMRITI SHARMA 450 124844 BHAGEERATHI GAONKAR 451 527723 ANURAG SUJANIA 452 004341 DEEPIKA SINGH 453 095048 AKANKSHA YADAV 454 123845 ARSH VERMA 455 196570 KRISHNA RAO BODDEPALLI 456 006121 SHILPI SRIVASTAVA 457 003185 ARUN K 458 001826 RIGVED THAKUR 459 143172 VINAY G M 460 258865 PALLAV SAXENA 461 543201 RAVI MOHAN SAINI 462 352835 KRATI NIGAM 463 452404 SANDEEP DABUR 464 590177 NIRMAL JOY 465 110516 METHUKU GURUSWAMY 466 352738 AKSHAT AGARWAL 467 085015 ABHINAW KUMAR 468 079043 OMPRAKASH 469 234462 AWESH ANAND TITARMARE 470 501008 SUPRIYA YADAV 471 026618 SAHIL GARG 472 625121 ANOOP SINGH 473 544173 SUKHMANI SANGHA 474 173249 RAJ KARAN AGARWAL 475 030675 ADITHYA B 476 202795 MADALA VENKATA DURGA PRANEETH 477 006276 MINI CHOWDHARY
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478 306357 POOJA YADAV 479 259292 ABHISHEK KUMAR 480 074198 HIMANI DHAMIJA 481 145035 DINESH BISHNOI 482 446120 MOHADIKAR KIRAN MOHAN 483 128688 R KIRUTHIGA 484 166096 UTPAT HRISHIKESH KIRAN 485 447400 OM PRAKASH BISHNOI 486 446374 ASIM ANWAR 487 569863 VIKRANT VIR 488 075847 TARUN REDDY GANGIREDDY 489 043935 APOORVA GUPTA 490 073094 AVNISH PARASHAR 491 702955 KIRAN NARAYANAN 492 453533 RUNUL PRATAP 493 613555 MANEESH DUDPURI 494 431900 ANUBHAV VARSHNEY 495 319918 DHRUV BHOLA 496 226256 CHINTANBHAI KANUBHAI PATEL 497 041990 SWETA AGARWAL 498 004832 MANU PANWAR 499 211584 SACHIN KUMAR 500 006067 RAHUL KUMAR ARYA 501 223041 ROHIT KHARE 502 285813 GRACE LALRINDIKI PACHUAU 503 365204 SUDHANSHU VERMA 504 042872 MEHTA MANISH MAHENDRAKUMAR 505 360885 SAREN JOSE 506 095001 SWATI BHANWALA 507 007703 SUSHANT RANJAN 508 010044 AMIT KUMAR GUPTA 509 121336 RAJNI SHARMA 510 106600 GEETINDER MANN 511 536983 MOHAMMAD SUJEETHA M S 512 257636 RAKSHITHA K MURTHY 513 003138 VINEET JAISWAL 514 446349 PATIL MAYUR GULABRAO 515 748453 JATIN 516 377156 SUNIL V 517 494723 MADHU N T 518 106312 NISHA N S 519 240266 ARATHI A NAIR 520 712223 SAI KRISHNA S THOTA 521 232804 MONEY JAIN 522 495910 JOSEPH GOUDA PATIL 523 063640 BHUVNESH KUMAR TIWARI 524 419219 KUMAR SATYAM 525 005937 NIDHISH VINAYAK SINGHAL 526 463392 SHRUTI MEHROTRA 527 139315 SARIKA JAIN 528 121182 AMIT CHANDRA SUNAL 529 295152 P RITWIK 530 003432 ANKIT KUMAR SINGH
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531 279847 KRITI TIWARI 532 043347 HARSH RAJ 533 320276 SUKIRTI MADHAV 534 004211 SADNEK SINGH 535 496760 KHARAT SANJAY DNYANADEO 536 118429 KAUSHIK TG 537 105834 DHRITIMAN SARKAR 538 002882 SANJIV SUMAN 539 443112 AVIJEET KUMAR RANJAN 540 431309 DHARMENDRA SINGH 541 005154 P KRISHNAKANT 542 352718 PRITHVIRAJ B P 543 002859 MEHUL GROVER 544 205973 GAURAV RAI 545 394839 NIKITA S CHANDRAN 546 195006 JAI PATIL 547 066986 NITISH K 548 134931 BHASKAR KALLURU 549 426197 MADHUKAR ANAND 550 441005 THEJHAS S 551 095159 S VANDANA RAJ 552 724822 KULRAJ SINGH 553 567674 HARISH PANDEY 554 069767 APOORV DEVGAN 555 299970 RITIKA VASHISHT 556 116037 ABHISHEK KUMAR SINGH 557 141990 VIKAS VATS 558 280149 G POONGUZHALI 559 402348 NITIKA GAHLAUT 560 000018 ASHISH SINGH 561 004519 SUMIT BHATIA 562 040618 VALLURU KRANTHI 563 161449 ILANGO R 564 432817 RAYEES AKHTAR 565 601552 ABRAHAM RENN S 566 010951 NIKHIL AGGARWAL 567 365747 AKHIL SHUKLA 568 088634 MD IQBAL 569 522696 ABHISHEK SINGH 570 089190 SIDDHARTHA BURAGOHAIN 571 007545 ANURADHA S 572 647217 STALIN B 573 099610 SHWETA CHAUHAN 574 031946 FARIYA EJAZ 575 542002 SUMEET SHARMA 576 054736 ASHISH CHANDRA 577 037372 VIKAS KHERA 578 182287 RAJESH KUMAR 579 389728 NAVNEET SHARMA 580 531030 SEEMA BISHNOI 581 039731 SURENDRA KUMAR DAS 582 043003 P SAIKRISHNA 583 195521 PANKAJ KUMAR
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584 086637 SHREYANS GUPTA 585 476296 AFAQ AHMAD GIRI 586 005468 CHARU NIGAM 587 413532 ANEESH R 588 027670 KUMBHAR AJIT BALASO 589 200399 ASHUTOSH SHARMA 590 149698 BHARDWAJ BHUPENDER KULDEEP 591 424905 GAURAV GUPTA 592 383560 HARSH VISHAL JAYESHBHAI 593 010179 GOPAL KRISHNA 594 081117 ANKIT GAHLOT 595 669753 ANAND MOHAN MISHRA 596 013132 K APOORVA RAO 597 296873 ANEESH HEGDE 598 335873 ROSHNI THOMSON 599 182333 SEEMA PUJANI 600 519002 GOLDI SHARMA 601 160138 PRASHANT VERMA 602 038241 SARVESH SINGH 603 023038 ADITYA GUPTA 604 002138 S SOORYA NARAYAN 605 074221 BHOYAR HARSHAL NARAYANRAO 606 357403 ABHAY SANKAR S R 607 011764 ASHISH 608 362221 PAVAN AGARWAL 609 089343 SIVA HARSHA KARRA 610 092028 RASHMI G 611 269404 HARIETHA 612 205880 NARENDRA KUMAR JOSHI 613 415972 BHUPENDER KUMAR SINGH 614 315534 VIJAY SHARMA 615 460587 NEELAANSHU SHEKHAR 616 475241 MANE AMITKUMAR BABURAO 617 030587 PATIL BHUSHAN KISANRAO 618 015442 PUSHPINDER PRATAP SINGH 619 423339 PARAMVIR SINGH 620 090774 ULLAS KUMAR 621 279090 GARIMA PAUL 622 089455 KULDEEP SHARMA 623 005437 NAIR AKHIL RAMACHANDRAN 624 344460 VARUN NAYYAR 625 127100 ASHISH PAL 626 033506 SHAMIT MONGA 627 006108 ABHISHEK 628 147647 AMAN KUMAR 629 268240 G BABU 630 006475 AMIT PAL 631 087674 LAXMI KANT BANSAL 632 113748 MOHIT HANDA 633 004607 SHAKEEL MAQBOOL 634 553719 ASHISH KUMAR PANDEY 635 001638 SRAVAN KUMAR JATAVATH 636 469164 SINGURI VISHAL ANAND
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637 069216 VIKAS JAKHAR 638 170568 RANJANI PARVATHI MANICKAM 639 004666 RAJESH KUMAR 640 536239 MEGHA BHARGAVA 641 020820 PRAWEEN PRAKASH 642 496192 PRIYANKA B 643 382425 CHANDRAMOHAN SINGH 644 113944 MONIKA 645 012144 GANNATH JHA 646 522927 PRASOON JHA 647 083690 ARINDAM DHAR 648 240984 NISHANT KRISHNA 649 597666 MD MOIN AFAQUE 650 273828 KALADI HRUSHIKESH REDDY 651 441199 ROMA CHAUDHARY 652 001873 SAKTHYA KRISHNAN K P 653 184959 VENKATESH DHOTRE 654 187708 ANKITA LAHOTY 655 474235 SIMERPREET 656 105832 NEHA SHARMA 657 002050 KUMAR CHANDAN 658 382135 KETAN GAJJAR 659 253046 PUSHPRAJ SINGH 660 053582 ANVIKSHA SHARMA 661 124182 AMIT KUMAR 662 370191 MANEESH DWIVEDI 663 569165 DEEPAK 664 355239 HARSHIT JAIN 665 271034 ABHINEET DHILLON 666 289895 NIRAJ KUMAR SINGH 667 114193 HIMADRI BHUSHAN BISWAL 668 097910 SUSHRUT SHARMA 669 138248 ABINANDANA P 670 004289 RAJEEV KUMAR 671 042289 AJIT SINGH THAKUR 672 053189 GURAV ABHIJIT DILIP 673 585053 KHOGARE RAVIRAJ SHAHURAJ 674 110750 ADITI YADAV 675 084350 NEETI SINGH 676 402820 KESHAV KAPLUSH 677 066787 BHUPINDER SINGH 678 064992 NAVEEN R GOWDA 679 010467 CHAVAN MAHESH DAGADUSAHEB 680 577191 SUGUNA SINGH 681 536953 HARJOT SINGH SANDHU 682 079754 CHANDRIKA GARG 683 020934 JAYANT AHALAWAT 684 112001 ATUL PANDEY 685 585916 SUHARSHA BHAGAT 686 119328 SHWETA PACHAURY 687 013489 RAHUL KUMAR 688 321040 ADITYA BIKRAM 689 360162 KUMARAN R
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690 174760 NEHA PRAKASH 691 482038 DEEPU KRISHNAN 692 010148 DEEPTI JINDAL 693 437118 RICHA SHARMA 694 032008 THAMBA MAHENDRA 695 133563 JYOTHIS K A 696 459249 SHANTANU 697 003061 ASHISH KUMAR 698 071188 DEEPAK G 699 004500 GAURAV TOORA 700 538926 PRABHAKAR PRABHAT 701 286071 DHIVYA RUTH J 702 050792 DHEERAJ 703 390322 ROHIT MEENA 704 164457 KRISHNA KUMAR RAMAWAT 705 192743 CHANDER MOHAN 706 113799 SATHE SANDEEP PRADEEPRAO 707 579232 ANJALI RAJORIA 708 699792 NIRAJ KUMAR 709 000412 LOKENDER SINGH 710 116887 EHTESHAM WAQUARIB 711 271568 DHEERAJ SINGH BAGHEL 712 095792 INDERJEET YADAV 713 236545 YASH PAL MEENA 714 002563 AMRIT VIKAS TOPNO 715 152241 SHERIEF RASHEED 716 407624 ADHAVAN B 717 213513 KARLE SNEHAL GOVIND 718 019612 SUMBE PRASHANT APPASAHEB 719 003654 DEEPAK YADAV 720 017917 ADITYA RANJAN 721 268113 DHARMARAJ G 722 428391 SARAVANA KUMAR K 723 006784 RAHOOL ALWAL 724 512363 SWAMINATHAN M 725 214940 MALARKODI R 726 262182 B JEYANTH MALAIYANDI 727 479492 DEOKATE HIMALAY KASHINATH 728 031211 ANANT SUBHASH TAMBE 729 042977 BHOGENDRA PRASAD 730 002403 GAURAV BANSWAL 731 194539 KALAMKAR CHETAN DNYANESHWAR 732 440309 SONAWANE PANKAJ RAJARAM 733 214539 ABHINAYA N 734 534657 SIBU PRASAD MISHRA 735 510555 DAMODARAN C 736 077950 SIDDHARTHAN T 737 109976 UNDE YOGESH PANDURANG 738 631224 NAVIN KUMAR SONI 739 200667 BALAJI K 740 026415 AKSHAYRAJ BHIMJIBHAI MAKWANA 741 387008 OWAIS AHMED 742 579806 ADITYA SINGH YADAV
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743 205995 HARISH KUMAR 744 091751 PAWAN BHARTI 745 001504 MUKESH KUMAR 746 287988 PON SUPRIYA 747 019663 PRASHANTHKUMAR CH 748 479640 SWAPNIL PARIHAR 749 172001 CHARUSREE T 750 002069 CHAVAN SWACHHAND UTTAMRAO 751 537761 QUMMER UL ZAMAN CHOUDHARY 752 005938 YOGENDRA KUMAR 753 146301 MANISH KUMAR YADAV 754 004470 HEMANT KUMAR 755 462287 KUNWAR BHUSHAN SINGH 756 340762 SUDHA KORIVI 757 303606 AMRITPAL SINGH 758 373205 KSHARMILA 759 542645 ROSHAN LAL 760 046225 SONAWANE RISHIKESH BHAGAWAN 761 115981 INBASEKAR K 762 514260 SHYAM BIHARI MEENA 763 268587 RAUNAQ JAMIL ANSARI 764 025871 PIYUSHA PRAMOD JAGTAP 765 470323 KHATAVKAR AMITKUMAR RAJENDRA 766 302114 VISHAL JYOTI DAS 767 551059 PARMAR RAHULKUMAR TULSIBHAI 768 451204 RISHI YADAV 769 074538 RAGHAVENDRA P 770 012123 PARAMPREET RAI 771 036341 AMANDEEP 772 019609 KEDAR CHANDRAKANT VASANT 773 445150 KUSHAL PAL SINGH 774 042418 SONAL LAXMIDAS SONKAVDE 775 006303 MOHAMMAD SAIM 776 418363 KRISHNA RAO P 777 386990 DODDI JAGADISH 778 398516 DAYA SHANKAR 779 285096 ARVIND KUMAR NAMDEO 780 026609 INDANA ASHOK KUMAR 781 556908 RAZIK FAREED 782 004046 CHANDAN KUMAR 783 054169 RAHUL RAJA 784 570057 BURA NAGA SANDEEP 785 261312 SIMI S 786 085890 G V SUNDEEP CHAKRAVARTHY 787 421463 SURESH KUMAR S 788 108327 JOSHI ROHIT PRAKASH 789 013041 PAWAR SWAPNIL SAHEBRAO 790 123528 DURISHETTY ANUDEEP 791 005646 DAYAMA HARISH KUMAR OMPRAKASH 792 300779 ASHOK KUMAR SUTHAR 793 454088 NIDHIN LAL E S 794 516924 PRADEEP GUNTI 795 730467 NAND KISHORE KALAL
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796 452399 S SATHISH KUMAR 797 419380 RAVI KUMAR 798 153536 JAYANT SINGH 799 034492 JADHAVAR VIVEKANAND RAJENDRA 800 059176 ANKITA DHAKRE 801 004011 NARENDRA BIJARNIYA 802 006050 SAURABH JORAWAL 803 328290 T SWAPNA 804 004808 ANURAG CHANDRA 805 414005 KIRAN KUMAR K 806 104088 VIKRAM SINGH 807 446119 JAYANT MEENA 808 059079 SHAILESH KUMAR 809 004042 RAUSHAN KUMAR SINGH 810 649732 S FAHAD AHMED KHAN 811 231949 RAMTEKE MRUNMAY PRAKASH 812 168178 BHASME VIVEK DATTATRAYA 813 189108 ASHISH BHARTI 814 484960 SHAILENDRA KUMAR SINGH 815 606280 CHAVAN PRAVIN MOHANDAS 816 510487 ALOK NATH GUPTA 817 199556 PMADHUREE 818 502307 SAWAN KUMAR 819 304516 SHREYAS K M 820 031990 ANURADHA PAL 821 161010 SHENDE ABHAY KUSHOBA 822 055594 KEVIN BOBAN 823 259795 ABHINAV DUDI 824 514631 VEENA PRABHA TIRKEY 825 158270 GAURAV SINGH 826 145545 NIGWEKAR ROHIT RATNAKANT 827 366204 SHENDGE SUSHIL BHAGWAT 828 011296 PREETI SINHA 829 455811 MONIKA 830 134152 GHOLAP PRADNYA RAJENDRA 831 054449 SHIVASHARANAPPA G N 832 524142 ASHOK KUMAR KOOKNA 833 479193 DYAMAPPA AIRANI 834 619209 KANNAN G 835 276367 NIKHIL CHAKRAVARTHI J 836 514031 ARUN B 837 160670 KUMAR CHANDRESH 838 474514 GAUTAM ALLADA 839 358973 IRA SINGHAL 840 520061 B BRAHMA VIDHYA 841 036359 JADHAV AVINASH SOPAN 842 298822 PAWAN KUMAR 843 580692 VASUDEVAN M 844 539102 CHETAN R 845 055090 SATYA PRAKASH 846 395173 YEDDULA BALAJI KIRAN 847 697988 DEBASHISH SHARMA 848 487531 NEDUMARAN S R
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849 082204 TURERAO PREETAMKUMAR H 850 099288 ASHISH RAWAT 851 439610 NAHAS ALI 852 074671 SATENDRA SINGH MEHRA 853 274180 MANOJ N 854 342296 KIRAN T A 855 306510 LOK BANDHU 856 317372 MAHESH YADAV 857 101109 MD SHAHID KAMAL ANSARI 858 004505 ANURAG SATYADEO DARIA 859 430224 RACHNA CHHOKAR 860 656124 SATHISH KUMAR M C 861 244531 MANOJ PRAKASH S 862 624669 SHAKTI SINGH 863 003480 SUMIT SATTAWAN 864 185856 ADITI PATEL 865 208531 PRADEEP DUNGDUNG 866 210680 OM PRAKASH MEENA 867 075493 MANDEEP PANWAR 868 227921 HARISH VARMAA P 869 038460 RAJAPURE VIKRAM ASHOK 870 029635 RAKESH SEPAT 871 398727 DILIP SINGH 872 016919 HIMANSHU MOHAN 873 161254 SHASHI KUMAR UTTAM 874 058133 KAMALASINI V 875 552897 SANJAY SINGH 876 530183 ARJUN SINGH 877 628686 AKASH BHAIRANNAVAR 878 185219 PANKAJ KUMAWAT 879 171437 KAVITA MEENA 880 348627 SHUBHAM KUMAR 881 011123 KANADE SUJIT CHANDRAKANT 882 059177 PATWEGAR AVAIS A KADEER 883 181001 KRITI DAS THOKCHOM 884 007066 BHOKRE SUNIL SHIVRAM 885 031076 ANIL KUMAR S 886 372872 ANJAN 887 669758 LOKESHWER SINGH 888 319919 BALAMURALI M 889 174886 VENKATESWAR SALIJAMALA 890 495659 PATIL KAVITA GOKUL 891 003891 THANGABALAN SWAMINATHAN 892 039921 VASUNDHARA AJAY GULHANE 893 127664 LOVELEEN KAUR 894 031669 KARTHICK N 895 359527 SAURABH BANAUDHA 896 096242 PRADEEP SHEKHAR 897 119006 PRAKASH CHAUDHARY 898 302259 AMARPREET KAUR SANDHU 899 237068 MAHENDER SINGH TAWAR 900 023989 HARENDRA NARAYAN 901 347920 GARRGI UMRAO
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902 188938 LAKSHMI PRIYA K 903 188298 VISHNU CHANDRAN B 904 002156 SUNIL DUTT 905 157820 SHINDE AKSHAY ASHOK 906 591364 CHANDRAM DANDAGALA 907 483044 G P SAI KRISHNA PRASAD 908 505060 RAMNIWAS YADAV 909 066876 SANTHOSH NAHTHA K 910 306743 DEEPENDRA KUMAR SINGH 911 175431 ARUNMOHAN K 912 108505 SOUNDRA PANDIAN P K 913 286321 PRASAD K 914 079585 BABBAL YADAV 915 207549 HAKAY AKSHAY MACHHINDRA 916 007896 RENY WILFRED 917 005496 AMIT BARDAR 918 235747 SANGEETH KUMAR S 919 169776 PRANAY SINGH 920 025181 DABHOLE DILEERAJ CHANDRAKANT 921 097954 VENKATA PRAVEEN POGIRI 922 391873 GUDADHE ARPIT SURESHRAO 923 027526 P S THEMREIKAN 924 529665 RASKAR SAURABH SURYABHAN 925 530714 DHIMAN BARAI 926 624514 MANOJ KUMAR MEENA 927 026447 GAURAV YADAV 928 298933 RANJEET KUMAR SINGH 929 040598 BABU ABDUL KHADEER 930 003086 P SUDHAKAR NAIK 931 146250 GANGA RAM PUNIA 932 727147 POONAM CHOUDHARY 933 483685 JITU DOLEY 934 283072 ABHIJEET PATEL 935 466944 ANEES C 936 374614 RAHUL SAINI 937 269565 DINESH RAJ J 938 073609 GARIMA SODHI 939 295170 UMESH RATHOD 940 142421 AMIT VERMA 941 162180 KARTHIKA J KUMAR 942 215319 LEHANA SINGH 943 463853 NEERAJ SURENDRAN 944 001523 DHARM SINGH MEENA 945 239941 CHETHAN KUMAR D 946 005195 V VIJIKUMAR 947 120579 PRIYANKA L NAIK 948 005674 ATISH KUMAR 949 340128 ARSHDEEP SINGH 950 429088 PRADEEP A 951 115002 KHILARI RISHIKESH DNYANDEO 952 077555 AMIT SINGH CHANDEL 953 484012 DHIVYA L 954 048862 VIKRANT BHUSHAN
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955 543189 SHETE MOTILAL SAHADEV 956 064078 TARUN KUMAR 957 382849 D C RAJATHKUMAR 958 260028 SURENDRA LAMBA 959 020744 PINKY BASKEY 960 053643 RAHUL YADAV 961 000527 PRAVEER KUMAR SINGH 962 391935 SUMIT BESRA 963 578560 VIKAS PAL 964 075647 VIJAYAKUMAR M D 965 044878 AMIT RENU 966 455901 KAPIL KAPOOR 967 455969 M RAJESH CHANDRA 968 283105 BASAPURAM JAYANNA KRUPAKAR 969 590432 MONIKA PANGTEY 970 003127 BIMALENDU TUDU 971 009228 DANIEL VINCENT LAITFLANG STONE 972 504273 ARUN KUMAR V M 973 100047 WAGHMARE JAY G 974 077405 NANTHAKUMAR S 975 162278 POTE GANESH SAMPATRAO 976 160554 BULLO MAMU 977 065342 VIKRANT BANGOTRA 978 717186 SHUBHDEEP KAUR 979 270006 SHAH VIMAL MOHANLAL 980 171847 AMBE M 981 091630 NAMAN PRIYESH LAKRA 982 253326 DHIRAJKUMAR DIGAMBERRAO KAMBLE 983 121880 MANASH KHUNGUR KACHARI 984 187509 AMRITASHVA KAMAL 985 425791 JYOTI VIRDI 986 514327 RAVINDER KUMAR 987 271180 DINESH T 988 472499 BONNIE DEBBARMA 989 334594 BHARSAT YOGESH TUKARAM 990 309496 BHAGAT DEEPAK SURINDER KUMAR 991 122514 SARANYA C 992 021282 AMIT NIGAM 993 303439 SUSHIL KUMAR 994 423145 ANITH PRAKASH V 995 495750 NAYAN 996 475753 SHYAM LAL REGAR 997 629500 SIDDHARTH KAUSHAL 998 720877 PALASH BHOYAR 999 186355 SPENCER MERVYN MYLLIEM 1000 083138 DAGADE ADINATH LAHANU 1001 043363 NIKHIL M V 1002 007573 RANVEER SINGH TANWER 1003 259731 MEHTAB AHMED 1004 619020 ROHIT INDORA 1005 162663 VENKATESH JADHAV 1006 004695 KAPIL JOSHI 1007 271394 PUNEET GUNAWAT
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1008 010522 SUSHANT SINGH 1009 178979 YATISH MANI 1010 009990 ESTHER LALTANKIM SERTO 1011 078160 JAI ARVIND G 1012 299928 P M YASHWANTH 1013 382822 SANTOSH KUMAR 1014 585157 PARMAR SMIT PARSHOTTAMDAS 1015 218272 SREEJITH M 1016 474529 MD SARFARAJ ALAM 1017 102847 MEENAKSHI PRAKASH 1018 039880 ASMITA LAL 1019 000705 NIKHIL MOHAN GOYAL 1020 439404 YEDLA SATHEESH 1021 339598 BHANU PRABHA 1022 104343 DHARMENDRA SINGH 1023 195803 VIVEK NAWNATH HOKE 1024 473235 VIJAY S 1025 115838 MALSAWMTLUANGA 1026 080996 ROHIT SINGH 1027 000490 A BHARGAVA SEKHAR 1028 113225 TANUJA PRASAD 1029 361099 RAVI JARPULA 1030 004333 MEENA ARUN KUMAR 1031 044019 AMARJOT 1032 296219 MOHAMED ASHRAF J S 1033 311646 YOGESH KUMAR SINGH 1034 088081 SACHENDRA KUMAR VERMA 1035 083415 KALLIGOTTA NAGARAJU 1036 044741 SHER SINGH MEENA 1037 018821 MIHIR DEV 1038 725041 SAMUEL S VAIPHEI 1039 014127 POL HEMANT BALWANT 1040 100142 VISHAL SAGAR 1041 005483 RAJESH 1042 315435 DHARMENDER KUMAR MEENA 1043 028605 SIVA KRISHNA KUMBHA 1044 295017 KUMAR PRIYATAM ASHOK 1045 386876 ASHOK KUMAR MEENA 1046 038218 KANWARDEEP KAUR 1047 366472 VINOD KUMAR CHAUDHARY 1048 203192 PREM KRISHNAN S 1049 002634 VISHWAS SOHAL 1050 189290 BHARGAVA ISUKAPATLA 1051 004445 N CHAITANYA 1052 340566 AMANPREET SINGH 1053 312706 SAMEER PAUL 1054 209855 RAHUL SHANTARAM RAISING 1055 096503 VIJAY KUMAR YADAV 1056 518934 ANMOL AMAR SINGH 1057 556829 NAVNEET KUMAR 1058 118091 JASPREET KAUR 1059 033632 VIVEK 1060 720190 NARINDER PAL SINGH
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1061 459715 SUDHAMBIKA R 1062 008375 VIVEK KAUSHIK 1063 074351 ANKITA ANAND 1064 000994 RAHUL DEV SINGH 1065 569022 K MAHIPAL CHANDRA 1066 013864 LOKESH KUMAR MEENA 1067 284923 JADHAV VIJAYA NARAYANRAO 1068 069104 HARMINDER SINGH 1069 004345 MANISH JORWAL 1070 363522 MANOJ M 1071 044118 DHARM RAJ MEENA 1072 199376 DIVYA D 1073 019474 SIDDHARTHA KUMAR BARAILY 1074 032872 INDRAJ KUMAR MEENA 1075 492594 PRASHANT JILOVA 1076 587057 LOKESH BHARAMAPPA JAGALASAR 1077 267320 RAMAN KUMAR 1078 343686 RAUT MANISH MAHENDRA 1079 047438 PRAVEEN KUMAR MAURYA 1080 035029 VARUN KUMAR SINGH 1081 002771 SHALINI SUSHMITHA K 1082 179945 NIDHI SAROHE 1083 362274 NIPPU NARESH M 1084 040656 ANKUR MESHRAM 1085 180912 N HARITA 1086 002084 AMITH NARERA 1087 336427 RITU GERA 1088 012529 ROHANKAR PIYUSH ARUN 1089 465008 SANDEEP KUMAR 1090 056668 VIVEK T V 1091 524045 PENUMALA HARICHAND 1092 582165 AMRIT RUTURAJ 1093 475348 ADITI 1094 059494 SENTHIL R 1095 110314 CHOUGULE BAJRANG BANDU 1096 275591 BANDANA DEORI 1097 177141 DULI AMANDEEP 1098 092111 SHAIFALI BARWAL 1099 001563 KILEMTOSHI JAMIR 1100 003055 SHANNGAM S 1101 019106 POORVA MEENA 1102 099512 BALRAM MEENA 1103 001514 ABHISHEK THAKUR 1104 300317 ANURAG MEENA 1105 633605 HOSHIYAR SINGH MEENA 1106 293115 SHIMRAY ASAIWO BELLROSE 1107 388928 NANGAS NATHABHAI BHIMABHAI 1108 510391 MANOJ KUMAR MEENA 1109 182900 SUSHEELA B 1110 561219 VASAVA AMIT NAGINBHAI 1111 064768 HEMANT SULANIYA 1112 167402 PAVAN KUMAR MEENA 1113 028661 NISHANT BODH
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1114 005513 YIJUM TATO 1115 004733 AMITABH 1116 499370 CHANDRA KANT MEENA 1117 318491 PINKY KUMARI 1118 393286 RAJESH PUNJAJI GAWALI 1119 243992 KHULE AMBARNATH BHIMRAO 1120 337061 SUCHIN K V 1121 346371 DURGESH TIWARI 1122 378942 NAGWE BALU BAPURAO CONCLUDED UNION PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION _______________________________________________ NEW DELHI - 110 069 - 12th June, 2014 / Jyaishtha 22, Saka 1936
PRESS INFORMATION BUREAU
PRESS NOTE
CIVIL SERVICES EXAMINATION, 2013
Based on the results of the written part of Civil Services Examination, 2013 held by the Union Public Service Commission in December, 2013 and the interviews for Personality Test held in April-June, 2014, following is the list, in order of merit, of candidates who have been recommended for appointment to:
(i) Indian Administrative Service;
(ii) Indian Foreign Service;
(iii) Indian Police Service; and
(iv) Central Services, Group ‘A’ and Group ‘B’
2. A total number of 1122 candidates have been recommended for appointment as per following break-up:
GENERAL
OBC
SC
ST
TOTAL
517
( incl. 11 PH-1, 5 PH-2 & 3 PH-3 )
326
( incl. 4 PH-1, 2 PH-2 & 5 PH-3 )
187
92
1122
( incl. 15 PH-1, 7 PH-2 & 8 PH-3 )
3. Appointment to the various Services will be made according to the number of vacancies available with due consideration to the provisions contained in paras 2 and 19 of the Rules for the Examination. The number of vacancies reported by the Government to be filled are as under:
SERVICES
GEN
OBC
SC
ST
Total
I.A.S.
90
49
27
14
180
I.F.S.
17
09
04
02
32
I.P.S.
75
43
24
08
150
Central Services Group ‘A’
369
188
103
50
710
Group ‘B’ Services
71
37
30
18
156
Total
622
326
188
92
1228 *
* includes 30 PH vacancies ( 15 PH-1, 07 PH-2 & 08 PH-3 )
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4. The candidature of 40 recommended candidates with following Roll Nos. is provisional :
002546
074351
110750
147991
360162
585157
004046
074671
113799
153536
378942
585916
006784
075847
115838
199556
393286
588102
013041
077950
118013
234462
421463
647217
026609
095159
136656
253326
446120
697988
042872
101109
137434
327293
469164
044741
104807
145545
352718
514031
5. Result of one candidate has been withheld.
6. In accordance with Rule 16 (4) & (5) of the Civil Services Examination Rules 2013, the Commission is maintaining a consolidated Reserve List of candidates as under:
GENERAL
OBC
SC
ST
TOTAL
105
88
13
04
210
7. UPSC has a “Facilitation Counter” near Examination Hall in its campus. Candidates can obtain any information / clarification regarding their examinations / recruitments on the working days between 10:00 hours to 17:00 hours in person or over telephone Nos. 23385271 / 23381125 / 23098543. Result will also be available on the U.P.S.C. website i.e. http//www.upsc.gov.in. However, marks are likely to be available on the website within 15 days from the date of declaration of Result.
CONTD. P/3
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1 249085 GAURAV AGRAWAL 2 016290 MUNISH SHARMA 3 100841 RACHIT RAJ 4 565614 AKSHAY TRIPATHI 5 026831 BHARTI DIXIT 6 200409 SAKSHI SAWHNEY 7 007844 CHANCHAL RANA 8 002320 JOHNY TOM VARGHESE 9 355620 DIVYANSHU JHA 10 003713 MEDHA ROOPAM 11 386958 SHUBHAM CHAUDHARY 12 100046 NEHA JAIN 13 078654 AVI PRASAD 14 308074 ITANKAR VIPIN VITHOBA 15 047403 ASHISH VASHISHTH 16 029280 CHINMAYEE GOPAL 17 002450 FAIZ AQ AHMED MUMTAZ 18 074397 ROMAN SAINI 19 190713 KOMAL MITTAL 20 075125 SAKET MALVIYA 21 105212 PRASHASTI PAREEK 22 040450 SHEETLA PATLE 23 456769 PRABHAV JOSHI 24 531825 NEHA YADAV 25 000136 GURUDATTA HEGDE 26 044090 RAHUL KUMAR RAKESH 27 256888 ABID HUSSAIN SADIQ 28 388636 HIMANSHU AGGARWAL 29 535488 NIPUN JINDAL 30 083681 KRITTIKA JYOTSNA 31 292219 DEEPAK PADMAKUMAR 32 150127 BARANWAL VARUNKUMAR JAGDISH 33 105339 TANVI HOODA 34 089194 BHAVYA MITTAL 35 054584 MANISHA KHATRI 36 223710 NANCY SAHAY 37 449963 RISHAV GUPTA 38 004487 VARUN RANJAN 39 003402 NALINI ATUL 40 469949 GAURANG RATHI 41 342508 SURESH KUMAR OLA 42 277056 ARINDAM CHAUDHARY 43 355974 JALAJ SHARMA 44 001357 RICHA PRAKASH CHOUDHARY 45 427942 JEYASEELAN V P 46 339379 UDITA SINGH 47 027399 ADITYA SINGH 48 324197 DIVYA S IYER 49 373533 PAVNEET KAUR 50 085294 NIMA ARORA 51 180038 AVANISH KUMAR RAI 52 655668 RAHUL PANDEY 53 366477 MANISH BANSAL
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54 001603 ASHUTOSH GARG 55 443788 AMIT KUMAR PANDEY 56 085176 VINEET TOMAR 57 506341 DEEPAK JACOB 58 004326 SUSHANT GAURAV 59 421015 ISHA DUHAN 60 018882 SHASHANK SHUBHANKAR 61 475548 AANCHAL SOOD 62 197904 PREM RANJAN SINGH 63 086809 AKASH P 64 000571 PRASHANT KUMAR MISHRA 65 105043 ROSHAN KUSHWAHA 66 291765 SWADHA DEV 67 341708 RITURAJ RAGHUVANSHI 68 000256 JANGID LOKESHKUMAR RAMCHANDRA 69 696823 KARTHIKEYAN K P 70 194252 SANDEEP KUMAR JHA 71 252203 MANUJ GOYAL 72 514097 ANGEL BHATI 73 240372 ARCHANA VERMA 74 043074 SALONI SIDANA 75 105610 ABHISHEK UPADHYAY 76 079838 SIKTA PATNAIK 77 074658 RIJU BAFNA 78 491148 AJITH JOHN JOSHUA 79 023039 ADITYA PRAKASH 80 346303 MD MUSHARRAF ALI FARUQUI 81 190640 SUMIT KUMAR 82 082654 DIVYA PRABHU G R J 83 001925 KSHITIJ SINGHAL 84 031325 RATHOD VIJAY CHANDRAKANT 85 348224 CHAKRAVARTI SINGH RATHORE 86 295182 KRITIKA SHARMA 87 111918 ABHILASHA KUMARI SHARMA 88 276461 ANBAMUTHAN M P 89 002105 KUNDAN KUMAR 90 007851 SANA AKHTAR 91 469705 ANKIT ASTHANA 92 011892 RAVI RANJAN 93 366799 BHANWAR LAL 94 242643 KAPIDHWAJA PRATAP N SINGH 95 009030 NEHA MEENA 96 269454 NIDHI TEWARI 97 024929 ROHAN KUMAR JHA 98 260947 NEELOTPAL 99 315967 KRISHNA ADITYA S 100 003858 AWANISH KUMAR 101 056268 UTKRISHT PRASOON 102 477263 CHITHRA S 103 011253 KONA VAMSI KRISHNA 104 370961 LAXMAN NIMBARGI 105 096957 JINCY R WILLIAM 106 238123 VIKRAM
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107 306171 SANTOSH KUMAR ROY 108 361391 UDITA GAURAV 109 277254 PRERNA SHAHI 110 028228 RAGHOO PURI 111 153931 B SASHI KANTH 112 009841 ANOOP KUMAR SINGH 113 304985 KARTIKEYA K SHARMA 114 632688 SHIVA PRAKASH DEVARAJU 115 159124 MANTADA RAJA DAYANIDHI 116 011451 GAUTAM KUMAR PANDEY 117 153451 GAURAV GUPTA 118 001290 RENU 119 136656 SUBHA KALYAN 120 000830 NAGENDRA SINGH 121 408301 ANSHU SHARAWAT 122 090645 ARUN KUMAR VISHWAKARMA 123 104019 ANISH YADAV 124 081757 E SAI CHARAN TEJASWI 125 464740 SUNAYNA 126 595406 PARTHRAJSINH NAVALSINH GOHIL 127 002456 DEEPAK KUMAR SHUKLA 128 415607 PRADEEP SHARMA 129 175721 S SELVANAGARATHINAM 130 177039 M SREE ABHINAV 131 139011 DEEPAK PAREEK 132 147991 THAKUR PRAJAKTA PRABHAKAR 133 006547 SOUMYA 134 233335 ANUPAMA SINGH 135 097611 M DEEPIKA 136 421274 AKTA JAIN B 137 005565 AMIT GOEL 138 118745 GAUTHAM V P 139 008482 ANSHU SINGLA 140 058064 NEHA SINGH 141 425807 SALONI SAHAI 142 034992 AKHIL KUMAR 143 356821 VETRISELVI K 144 365146 ABHINANDAN 145 279568 ANUNAYA JHA 146 013371 UNICE RISHIN ISMAIL 147 038540 RAJEEV GARG 148 554161 SACHIN SHARMA 149 005530 RAJA BANTHIA 150 001135 SACHIN GUPTA 151 395172 B M LAXMI PRASAD 152 051178 NIDHI RANI 153 375880 PATKI HRISHIKESH HEMANT 154 262991 E KARTHIK 155 154797 VARUN SHARMA 156 003870 MRINAL CHAWLA 157 292350 ABHINAV AGRAWAL 158 144301 PRIYANKA THOMAS 159 038204 HEMANT TIWARI
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160 001583 BHUPESH CHAUDHARY 161 287795 RAVALI PRIYA GANDHAPUNENI 162 377008 RANI NAGAR 163 187548 NARAVANE ABOLI SUNIL 164 000389 NIMIT GOYAL 165 602629 PEEYUSH SAMARIYA 166 167646 SACHIN SHARMA 167 393561 PRADEEP SHARMA 168 624440 TRIPTI BHATT 169 438772 RAJARSHI DASGUPTA 170 395812 RAVEENA TYAGI 171 154230 PRIYABRATA ROY 172 003253 SAYAK DAS 173 296350 VAHNI SINGH 174 451477 NITIN KURAIEN 175 365866 SAKSHI VERMA 176 108870 RUHEE DUGG 177 339653 KUHUK BHUSHAN 178 290521 AJAY KUMAR BANSAL 179 167141 NAINA KAROL 180 596540 NEHA TOMAR 181 002328 AJAY DAHIYA 182 179783 LOHIT MATANI 183 290537 MANOJ KUMAR 184 467292 KHITESH GUPTA 185 046500 VIPIN KUMAR JAIN 186 283930 GURKARAN SINGH 187 279362 VINAYAK VARMA 188 000213 MANI LAL PATIDAR 189 077398 BASHIR AHMAD BHAT 190 259260 SHALINI DUHAN 191 493128 ASHUTOSH SHEKHAR 192 532235 ANANYA KULSHRESHTHA 193 469478 MONICA PRIYADARSHINI 194 302045 ARPIT JAIN 195 021489 PIYUSH PANDEY 196 131359 KARTHIKEYAN GOKULACHANDRAN 197 123826 AADHITHYA R 198 049968 ANKIT MITTAL 199 478367 KHYATI GARG 200 131224 SHLOK KUMAR 201 051404 SAUMYA MISHRA 202 184552 ADITYA UPPAL 203 554963 MANOJ KUMAR SHARMA 204 147238 PRABHAT KUMAR 205 147977 PATEL DIVYANGKUMAR LALJIBHAI 206 159608 KINNY SINGH 207 009521 BHAVNA GUPTA 208 456912 KAMANASISH SEN 209 097026 ASHISH KUMAR AGRAWAL 210 257695 AMAN SINGH RATHORE 211 002465 VIVEKANAND SHARMA 212 154260 ANKIT JAIN
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213 518077 CH SINDHU SARMA 214 068602 SUJATA KUMARI VEENAPANI 215 542787 OMBASE SACHIN CHHAGANLAL 216 003590 PRATEEK SINGH 217 014875 P AMRUTHA VARSHINI 218 207064 HARIKRISHNA PAI 219 052226 VEERA VENKATA RAKESH REDDY P 220 414867 CHANDRASEKAR S 221 436352 BISHOP SARKAR 222 036747 PRAVEEN CHAUDHARY 223 191547 APARNA N 224 001076 YOGENDRA KUMAR MISHRA 225 004258 VINEET KUMAR 226 525595 PRASANTH M S 227 476639 PREM KUMAR V R 228 378732 MOHIT KUMAR 229 225650 ABHISHEK ANAND 230 073414 VISHAL 231 672039 S JAYAVARDHAN 232 186558 ANURAG VATS 233 319319 ASHUTOSH 234 001471 KILLI CHANDRA SEKHAR 235 160271 PREETI YADAV 236 450627 VRINDA SHUKLA 237 588102 SHIRAZ DANESHYAR 238 481667 ARJUN SHARMA 239 078061 TEJASWANI GAUTAM 240 376451 AKHIL MALLIKARJUNA SHASTRY 241 359926 DIVYA CHAUDHARY 242 007722 DHARMENDRA SHARMA 243 671888 SRISHTI CHAUDHRY 244 005946 SHALABH KUMAR SINHA 245 125016 NEHA SAHAY 246 364379 ARVIND V 247 164702 KULDEEP CHAUDHARY 248 057002 SHASHANKA ALA 249 473620 DINESH GUPTA 250 433765 SHAFEEQ S 251 012231 AMRIT SINGH 252 549863 SHASHI RANJAN 253 002661 ASHISH KUMAR 254 160922 YEDAGE AMOL JAGANNATH 255 000347 ABHISHEK TIWARI 256 558519 THARWAL ABHISHEK SADANAND 257 031445 MOHAL AGRAWAL 258 578118 ASHWINI KUMAR PANDEY 259 003722 SHILPA SHARMA 260 212731 MANISH CHOUDHARY 261 242570 SANSKRITI JAIN 262 436178 IBU SANJEEB GARG 263 061152 YEDDULA VIJAY 264 161804 SRUTHI J S 265 251740 ASHISH KUMAR
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266 122894 DHEERAJ KUMAR GUPTA 267 444710 SHRAIY SURI 268 001870 MANOJ MITTAL 269 131104 VIJAY NETKE 270 092549 PRABHAT MALIK 271 747354 ADITI CHAUDHARY 272 002959 MRIDUL CHOWDHARY 273 008809 AVINASH PANDEY 274 345284 RAJA YAQOOB FAROOQ 275 111081 SUSHMA J 276 283832 PRERNA SHARMA 277 460870 Y SUDARSHAN 278 136593 K SANDHYA RANI 279 098762 ANSHUL 280 280317 SUVASIS DAS 281 002552 NIKHIL SARASWAT 282 377342 SAAGAR SRIVASTAVA 283 100244 BIKRAM KAIRI 284 003376 PARUL GAUR 285 004604 CHINMAY ANAND JAIN 286 073136 BHARAT AVASTHY 287 338020 LAKSHMI PRIYA M S 288 372663 MANEESH 289 173951 ABHINAV GOEL 290 084652 PRIYANKA GULATI 291 055510 BHOR SINGH YADAV 292 447730 ADITI GARG 293 278031 AMIT KUMAR SINGH CHAUHAN 294 176967 PARTH GAUTAM 295 006536 DIVEY KUMAR SETHI 296 449712 S ARUNKUMAR 297 117825 GAUTAM JAIN 298 016789 TORUL S RAVEESH 299 500566 KAMALJOT KAUR 300 003173 MASHELKAR PRIYANKA UDAY 301 075144 ROHIT DEO JHA 302 076293 FUNDE NIKHIL TIKARAM 303 096861 TAPDIYA AKSHAY JUGALKISHOR 304 117068 SAVYASACHI KUMAR 305 448714 SHANKAR S 306 003348 ANUSREE RAHA 307 387466 ARINDAM MISRA 308 049659 SIYAD N 309 279533 JOHN SEBASTIAN 310 004260 DOIFODE SAGAR DATTATRAY 311 002546 SHILPA NAG C T 312 019979 LINGRAJ PANDA 313 104807 NIDHI AGARWAL 314 137434 NAGESH KUMAR B 315 256922 CHESHTA YADAV 316 322637 VARWANTKAR PRASAD HANUMANTRAO 317 087581 RANJAN AGRAWALA 318 014773 GOWTHAM POTRU
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319 290802 RAJAT SEN 320 100028 NITIN SANGWAN 321 048339 KALLURU VENKATESWARARAO 322 089450 DEVANGI SWARNKAR 323 087878 MONIKA GUPTA 324 122502 SWETIKA SACHAN 325 634244 GAYATHRI PG 326 066165 DEEPAK SAINI 327 313243 PAWAN YADAV 328 308062 GAURAV K SINGH 329 564273 MAYANK AWASTHI 330 232769 ANJU RAVIKUMAR 331 108485 RAHUL YADAV 332 366684 AFSANA PERWEEN 333 327293 RAVINDER SINGH 334 627432 SURAJ SINGH 335 523538 DANISH ABDULLAH 336 002963 PRATEEK SHARMA 337 077253 SWAPNIL TEMBE 338 167766 SUDEEP DABAS 339 102697 SACHIN RANA 340 115395 HIMANSHU KHATRI 341 074069 RUCHIKA SHARMA 342 046180 ABHIJEET KUMAR GAUTAM 343 390060 BENO ZEPHINE N L 344 132601 KEERTHI NARAYAN P 345 138771 JITENDRA JORWAL 346 012460 VISHWASREE B 347 497218 GOVEKAR MAYUR RATILAL 348 249632 SHIKHAR PANT 349 555464 GAURAV GROVER 350 022745 ASHISH MODI 351 154924 RAJARSHI RAJ VARMA 352 208159 KRISHNAPRASAD K K 353 212531 PINGALE NIKHIL NANDAKUMAR 354 162599 SHEVALE ABHIJIT TUKARAM 355 312111 RISHIKESH PANDEY 356 586921 KUMAR ASHUTOSH 357 022196 BHANGEPATIL PUSHKARAJ RAMESH 358 499198 NIKHIL KUMAR SINGH 359 319805 DHAVAL JAIN 360 222287 SARITA YADAV 361 016162 MANISH KUMAR DABAS 362 202353 SMRUTIRANJAN MOHANTY 363 164085 RAHUL SINGH 364 004464 RAVINDRA HATTALLI 365 623653 AJAY KUMAR DWIVEDI 366 120925 ABHISHEK MAHAJAN 367 031815 TARANNUM VERMA 368 017312 DILEEP KUMAR YADAV 369 143267 RAVI SINGH 370 000191 JITESH KUMAR JAIN 371 027003 SIDDHARTH SHANKAR SWAIN
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372 379423 ABHISHEK RATKAL 373 026164 SATVIK DEV 374 001656 TANVI GUPTA 375 152592 PRADEEP KUMAR M 376 025252 NAVATAKE BHAGYASHRI BABURAO 377 114435 ASHWANI KUMAR 378 627739 PANKAJ ASHIYA 379 641184 RACHNA 380 247753 SANDEEP AHUJA 381 502326 DHANAJI BANKAT KADAM 382 233995 VIGNAN P 383 164383 VIJAY AGRAWAL 384 181480 KUMAR RAMNIKANT 385 723942 MANJUNATH T C 386 429720 METE HARSHAL VITHALRAO 387 066114 SULPHULE MADHAV RACHAYYA 388 004141 PAYAL GUPTA 389 076115 TANAY SHARMA 390 243361 RUPAVARDHINI B R 391 772532 PARAS MANI TRIPATHI 392 334856 AMAN MITTAL 393 099388 MEENAKSHI GUPTA 394 451405 GOUTHAM S 395 183694 D PARTHASARATHY BHASKAR 396 101589 GEETA 397 284934 UTKARSH 398 221635 NIDHI DWIVEDI 399 003363 NIKHIL GOYAL 400 112448 NIDHI GUPTA 401 162086 VIJIT PATEL 402 001438 MAHENDRA KUMAR MEENA 403 448851 AKOLKAR SAMEER DILIP 404 107696 BARKHA TAMRAKAR 405 332826 BHANU PRATAP SINGH TANWAR 406 033471 KOMMISETTY MURALIDHAR 407 002357 KARAN YADAV 408 002724 VIKASH KUMAR SHAHWAL 409 388401 PANKAJ SINGH 410 454117 MRITHINJAI S 411 350583 VIPUL DEV 412 100401 SANDEEP KUMAR 413 017647 VANDANA GARG 414 037897 JASPREET SINGH 415 004498 GAYATHRI CHANDRA MENON 416 001847 NISHANT KUMAR 417 063032 SANTOSH KUMAR 418 259851 MODASSAR SHAFI 419 403735 ROHAN ANAND 420 045791 UTKARSHA 421 438385 NITIN DEEPAK AGARWAL 422 003733 SUMEET KUMAR 423 269675 SUBHANSHU SHARMA 424 118013 ANIL KUMAR
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425 312245 MANUDEV JAIN 426 002461 SUNEEL ANCHIPAKA 427 225595 KONTHAM SUDHIR 428 020178 PRIANCEU PANDEY 429 431291 RAGHUNANDAN MURTHY 430 198556 SHREYAS G HOSUR 431 230238 VIKRAM S 432 222259 HIMANI DUA 433 393631 VAIBHAV SINGH CHAUHAN 434 143448 RANAVASIYA ANILKUMAR RAMJIBHAI 435 142173 RAHUL HEGDE B K 436 116014 ABHIJIT SHUKLA 437 116227 SANJEET SINGH 438 123650 ARAVIND VIVEKANANDAN 439 112582 KALRAV MISHRA 440 068992 KIRTHI C 441 018789 DEVSHREE 442 440295 ARJUN PRADHAN JMT 443 015936 PIYUSH SHARMA 444 215146 SHASHANK JAISWAL 445 243835 KUMAR VIVEK 446 421317 ABINASH MOHANTY 447 000851 PANKAJ PHUKAN 448 000299 MANAS RAJ PATEL 449 027347 SMRITI SHARMA 450 124844 BHAGEERATHI GAONKAR 451 527723 ANURAG SUJANIA 452 004341 DEEPIKA SINGH 453 095048 AKANKSHA YADAV 454 123845 ARSH VERMA 455 196570 KRISHNA RAO BODDEPALLI 456 006121 SHILPI SRIVASTAVA 457 003185 ARUN K 458 001826 RIGVED THAKUR 459 143172 VINAY G M 460 258865 PALLAV SAXENA 461 543201 RAVI MOHAN SAINI 462 352835 KRATI NIGAM 463 452404 SANDEEP DABUR 464 590177 NIRMAL JOY 465 110516 METHUKU GURUSWAMY 466 352738 AKSHAT AGARWAL 467 085015 ABHINAW KUMAR 468 079043 OMPRAKASH 469 234462 AWESH ANAND TITARMARE 470 501008 SUPRIYA YADAV 471 026618 SAHIL GARG 472 625121 ANOOP SINGH 473 544173 SUKHMANI SANGHA 474 173249 RAJ KARAN AGARWAL 475 030675 ADITHYA B 476 202795 MADALA VENKATA DURGA PRANEETH 477 006276 MINI CHOWDHARY
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478 306357 POOJA YADAV 479 259292 ABHISHEK KUMAR 480 074198 HIMANI DHAMIJA 481 145035 DINESH BISHNOI 482 446120 MOHADIKAR KIRAN MOHAN 483 128688 R KIRUTHIGA 484 166096 UTPAT HRISHIKESH KIRAN 485 447400 OM PRAKASH BISHNOI 486 446374 ASIM ANWAR 487 569863 VIKRANT VIR 488 075847 TARUN REDDY GANGIREDDY 489 043935 APOORVA GUPTA 490 073094 AVNISH PARASHAR 491 702955 KIRAN NARAYANAN 492 453533 RUNUL PRATAP 493 613555 MANEESH DUDPURI 494 431900 ANUBHAV VARSHNEY 495 319918 DHRUV BHOLA 496 226256 CHINTANBHAI KANUBHAI PATEL 497 041990 SWETA AGARWAL 498 004832 MANU PANWAR 499 211584 SACHIN KUMAR 500 006067 RAHUL KUMAR ARYA 501 223041 ROHIT KHARE 502 285813 GRACE LALRINDIKI PACHUAU 503 365204 SUDHANSHU VERMA 504 042872 MEHTA MANISH MAHENDRAKUMAR 505 360885 SAREN JOSE 506 095001 SWATI BHANWALA 507 007703 SUSHANT RANJAN 508 010044 AMIT KUMAR GUPTA 509 121336 RAJNI SHARMA 510 106600 GEETINDER MANN 511 536983 MOHAMMAD SUJEETHA M S 512 257636 RAKSHITHA K MURTHY 513 003138 VINEET JAISWAL 514 446349 PATIL MAYUR GULABRAO 515 748453 JATIN 516 377156 SUNIL V 517 494723 MADHU N T 518 106312 NISHA N S 519 240266 ARATHI A NAIR 520 712223 SAI KRISHNA S THOTA 521 232804 MONEY JAIN 522 495910 JOSEPH GOUDA PATIL 523 063640 BHUVNESH KUMAR TIWARI 524 419219 KUMAR SATYAM 525 005937 NIDHISH VINAYAK SINGHAL 526 463392 SHRUTI MEHROTRA 527 139315 SARIKA JAIN 528 121182 AMIT CHANDRA SUNAL 529 295152 P RITWIK 530 003432 ANKIT KUMAR SINGH
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531 279847 KRITI TIWARI 532 043347 HARSH RAJ 533 320276 SUKIRTI MADHAV 534 004211 SADNEK SINGH 535 496760 KHARAT SANJAY DNYANADEO 536 118429 KAUSHIK TG 537 105834 DHRITIMAN SARKAR 538 002882 SANJIV SUMAN 539 443112 AVIJEET KUMAR RANJAN 540 431309 DHARMENDRA SINGH 541 005154 P KRISHNAKANT 542 352718 PRITHVIRAJ B P 543 002859 MEHUL GROVER 544 205973 GAURAV RAI 545 394839 NIKITA S CHANDRAN 546 195006 JAI PATIL 547 066986 NITISH K 548 134931 BHASKAR KALLURU 549 426197 MADHUKAR ANAND 550 441005 THEJHAS S 551 095159 S VANDANA RAJ 552 724822 KULRAJ SINGH 553 567674 HARISH PANDEY 554 069767 APOORV DEVGAN 555 299970 RITIKA VASHISHT 556 116037 ABHISHEK KUMAR SINGH 557 141990 VIKAS VATS 558 280149 G POONGUZHALI 559 402348 NITIKA GAHLAUT 560 000018 ASHISH SINGH 561 004519 SUMIT BHATIA 562 040618 VALLURU KRANTHI 563 161449 ILANGO R 564 432817 RAYEES AKHTAR 565 601552 ABRAHAM RENN S 566 010951 NIKHIL AGGARWAL 567 365747 AKHIL SHUKLA 568 088634 MD IQBAL 569 522696 ABHISHEK SINGH 570 089190 SIDDHARTHA BURAGOHAIN 571 007545 ANURADHA S 572 647217 STALIN B 573 099610 SHWETA CHAUHAN 574 031946 FARIYA EJAZ 575 542002 SUMEET SHARMA 576 054736 ASHISH CHANDRA 577 037372 VIKAS KHERA 578 182287 RAJESH KUMAR 579 389728 NAVNEET SHARMA 580 531030 SEEMA BISHNOI 581 039731 SURENDRA KUMAR DAS 582 043003 P SAIKRISHNA 583 195521 PANKAJ KUMAR
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584 086637 SHREYANS GUPTA 585 476296 AFAQ AHMAD GIRI 586 005468 CHARU NIGAM 587 413532 ANEESH R 588 027670 KUMBHAR AJIT BALASO 589 200399 ASHUTOSH SHARMA 590 149698 BHARDWAJ BHUPENDER KULDEEP 591 424905 GAURAV GUPTA 592 383560 HARSH VISHAL JAYESHBHAI 593 010179 GOPAL KRISHNA 594 081117 ANKIT GAHLOT 595 669753 ANAND MOHAN MISHRA 596 013132 K APOORVA RAO 597 296873 ANEESH HEGDE 598 335873 ROSHNI THOMSON 599 182333 SEEMA PUJANI 600 519002 GOLDI SHARMA 601 160138 PRASHANT VERMA 602 038241 SARVESH SINGH 603 023038 ADITYA GUPTA 604 002138 S SOORYA NARAYAN 605 074221 BHOYAR HARSHAL NARAYANRAO 606 357403 ABHAY SANKAR S R 607 011764 ASHISH 608 362221 PAVAN AGARWAL 609 089343 SIVA HARSHA KARRA 610 092028 RASHMI G 611 269404 HARIETHA 612 205880 NARENDRA KUMAR JOSHI 613 415972 BHUPENDER KUMAR SINGH 614 315534 VIJAY SHARMA 615 460587 NEELAANSHU SHEKHAR 616 475241 MANE AMITKUMAR BABURAO 617 030587 PATIL BHUSHAN KISANRAO 618 015442 PUSHPINDER PRATAP SINGH 619 423339 PARAMVIR SINGH 620 090774 ULLAS KUMAR 621 279090 GARIMA PAUL 622 089455 KULDEEP SHARMA 623 005437 NAIR AKHIL RAMACHANDRAN 624 344460 VARUN NAYYAR 625 127100 ASHISH PAL 626 033506 SHAMIT MONGA 627 006108 ABHISHEK 628 147647 AMAN KUMAR 629 268240 G BABU 630 006475 AMIT PAL 631 087674 LAXMI KANT BANSAL 632 113748 MOHIT HANDA 633 004607 SHAKEEL MAQBOOL 634 553719 ASHISH KUMAR PANDEY 635 001638 SRAVAN KUMAR JATAVATH 636 469164 SINGURI VISHAL ANAND
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637 069216 VIKAS JAKHAR 638 170568 RANJANI PARVATHI MANICKAM 639 004666 RAJESH KUMAR 640 536239 MEGHA BHARGAVA 641 020820 PRAWEEN PRAKASH 642 496192 PRIYANKA B 643 382425 CHANDRAMOHAN SINGH 644 113944 MONIKA 645 012144 GANNATH JHA 646 522927 PRASOON JHA 647 083690 ARINDAM DHAR 648 240984 NISHANT KRISHNA 649 597666 MD MOIN AFAQUE 650 273828 KALADI HRUSHIKESH REDDY 651 441199 ROMA CHAUDHARY 652 001873 SAKTHYA KRISHNAN K P 653 184959 VENKATESH DHOTRE 654 187708 ANKITA LAHOTY 655 474235 SIMERPREET 656 105832 NEHA SHARMA 657 002050 KUMAR CHANDAN 658 382135 KETAN GAJJAR 659 253046 PUSHPRAJ SINGH 660 053582 ANVIKSHA SHARMA 661 124182 AMIT KUMAR 662 370191 MANEESH DWIVEDI 663 569165 DEEPAK 664 355239 HARSHIT JAIN 665 271034 ABHINEET DHILLON 666 289895 NIRAJ KUMAR SINGH 667 114193 HIMADRI BHUSHAN BISWAL 668 097910 SUSHRUT SHARMA 669 138248 ABINANDANA P 670 004289 RAJEEV KUMAR 671 042289 AJIT SINGH THAKUR 672 053189 GURAV ABHIJIT DILIP 673 585053 KHOGARE RAVIRAJ SHAHURAJ 674 110750 ADITI YADAV 675 084350 NEETI SINGH 676 402820 KESHAV KAPLUSH 677 066787 BHUPINDER SINGH 678 064992 NAVEEN R GOWDA 679 010467 CHAVAN MAHESH DAGADUSAHEB 680 577191 SUGUNA SINGH 681 536953 HARJOT SINGH SANDHU 682 079754 CHANDRIKA GARG 683 020934 JAYANT AHALAWAT 684 112001 ATUL PANDEY 685 585916 SUHARSHA BHAGAT 686 119328 SHWETA PACHAURY 687 013489 RAHUL KUMAR 688 321040 ADITYA BIKRAM 689 360162 KUMARAN R
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690 174760 NEHA PRAKASH 691 482038 DEEPU KRISHNAN 692 010148 DEEPTI JINDAL 693 437118 RICHA SHARMA 694 032008 THAMBA MAHENDRA 695 133563 JYOTHIS K A 696 459249 SHANTANU 697 003061 ASHISH KUMAR 698 071188 DEEPAK G 699 004500 GAURAV TOORA 700 538926 PRABHAKAR PRABHAT 701 286071 DHIVYA RUTH J 702 050792 DHEERAJ 703 390322 ROHIT MEENA 704 164457 KRISHNA KUMAR RAMAWAT 705 192743 CHANDER MOHAN 706 113799 SATHE SANDEEP PRADEEPRAO 707 579232 ANJALI RAJORIA 708 699792 NIRAJ KUMAR 709 000412 LOKENDER SINGH 710 116887 EHTESHAM WAQUARIB 711 271568 DHEERAJ SINGH BAGHEL 712 095792 INDERJEET YADAV 713 236545 YASH PAL MEENA 714 002563 AMRIT VIKAS TOPNO 715 152241 SHERIEF RASHEED 716 407624 ADHAVAN B 717 213513 KARLE SNEHAL GOVIND 718 019612 SUMBE PRASHANT APPASAHEB 719 003654 DEEPAK YADAV 720 017917 ADITYA RANJAN 721 268113 DHARMARAJ G 722 428391 SARAVANA KUMAR K 723 006784 RAHOOL ALWAL 724 512363 SWAMINATHAN M 725 214940 MALARKODI R 726 262182 B JEYANTH MALAIYANDI 727 479492 DEOKATE HIMALAY KASHINATH 728 031211 ANANT SUBHASH TAMBE 729 042977 BHOGENDRA PRASAD 730 002403 GAURAV BANSWAL 731 194539 KALAMKAR CHETAN DNYANESHWAR 732 440309 SONAWANE PANKAJ RAJARAM 733 214539 ABHINAYA N 734 534657 SIBU PRASAD MISHRA 735 510555 DAMODARAN C 736 077950 SIDDHARTHAN T 737 109976 UNDE YOGESH PANDURANG 738 631224 NAVIN KUMAR SONI 739 200667 BALAJI K 740 026415 AKSHAYRAJ BHIMJIBHAI MAKWANA 741 387008 OWAIS AHMED 742 579806 ADITYA SINGH YADAV
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743 205995 HARISH KUMAR 744 091751 PAWAN BHARTI 745 001504 MUKESH KUMAR 746 287988 PON SUPRIYA 747 019663 PRASHANTHKUMAR CH 748 479640 SWAPNIL PARIHAR 749 172001 CHARUSREE T 750 002069 CHAVAN SWACHHAND UTTAMRAO 751 537761 QUMMER UL ZAMAN CHOUDHARY 752 005938 YOGENDRA KUMAR 753 146301 MANISH KUMAR YADAV 754 004470 HEMANT KUMAR 755 462287 KUNWAR BHUSHAN SINGH 756 340762 SUDHA KORIVI 757 303606 AMRITPAL SINGH 758 373205 KSHARMILA 759 542645 ROSHAN LAL 760 046225 SONAWANE RISHIKESH BHAGAWAN 761 115981 INBASEKAR K 762 514260 SHYAM BIHARI MEENA 763 268587 RAUNAQ JAMIL ANSARI 764 025871 PIYUSHA PRAMOD JAGTAP 765 470323 KHATAVKAR AMITKUMAR RAJENDRA 766 302114 VISHAL JYOTI DAS 767 551059 PARMAR RAHULKUMAR TULSIBHAI 768 451204 RISHI YADAV 769 074538 RAGHAVENDRA P 770 012123 PARAMPREET RAI 771 036341 AMANDEEP 772 019609 KEDAR CHANDRAKANT VASANT 773 445150 KUSHAL PAL SINGH 774 042418 SONAL LAXMIDAS SONKAVDE 775 006303 MOHAMMAD SAIM 776 418363 KRISHNA RAO P 777 386990 DODDI JAGADISH 778 398516 DAYA SHANKAR 779 285096 ARVIND KUMAR NAMDEO 780 026609 INDANA ASHOK KUMAR 781 556908 RAZIK FAREED 782 004046 CHANDAN KUMAR 783 054169 RAHUL RAJA 784 570057 BURA NAGA SANDEEP 785 261312 SIMI S 786 085890 G V SUNDEEP CHAKRAVARTHY 787 421463 SURESH KUMAR S 788 108327 JOSHI ROHIT PRAKASH 789 013041 PAWAR SWAPNIL SAHEBRAO 790 123528 DURISHETTY ANUDEEP 791 005646 DAYAMA HARISH KUMAR OMPRAKASH 792 300779 ASHOK KUMAR SUTHAR 793 454088 NIDHIN LAL E S 794 516924 PRADEEP GUNTI 795 730467 NAND KISHORE KALAL
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796 452399 S SATHISH KUMAR 797 419380 RAVI KUMAR 798 153536 JAYANT SINGH 799 034492 JADHAVAR VIVEKANAND RAJENDRA 800 059176 ANKITA DHAKRE 801 004011 NARENDRA BIJARNIYA 802 006050 SAURABH JORAWAL 803 328290 T SWAPNA 804 004808 ANURAG CHANDRA 805 414005 KIRAN KUMAR K 806 104088 VIKRAM SINGH 807 446119 JAYANT MEENA 808 059079 SHAILESH KUMAR 809 004042 RAUSHAN KUMAR SINGH 810 649732 S FAHAD AHMED KHAN 811 231949 RAMTEKE MRUNMAY PRAKASH 812 168178 BHASME VIVEK DATTATRAYA 813 189108 ASHISH BHARTI 814 484960 SHAILENDRA KUMAR SINGH 815 606280 CHAVAN PRAVIN MOHANDAS 816 510487 ALOK NATH GUPTA 817 199556 PMADHUREE 818 502307 SAWAN KUMAR 819 304516 SHREYAS K M 820 031990 ANURADHA PAL 821 161010 SHENDE ABHAY KUSHOBA 822 055594 KEVIN BOBAN 823 259795 ABHINAV DUDI 824 514631 VEENA PRABHA TIRKEY 825 158270 GAURAV SINGH 826 145545 NIGWEKAR ROHIT RATNAKANT 827 366204 SHENDGE SUSHIL BHAGWAT 828 011296 PREETI SINHA 829 455811 MONIKA 830 134152 GHOLAP PRADNYA RAJENDRA 831 054449 SHIVASHARANAPPA G N 832 524142 ASHOK KUMAR KOOKNA 833 479193 DYAMAPPA AIRANI 834 619209 KANNAN G 835 276367 NIKHIL CHAKRAVARTHI J 836 514031 ARUN B 837 160670 KUMAR CHANDRESH 838 474514 GAUTAM ALLADA 839 358973 IRA SINGHAL 840 520061 B BRAHMA VIDHYA 841 036359 JADHAV AVINASH SOPAN 842 298822 PAWAN KUMAR 843 580692 VASUDEVAN M 844 539102 CHETAN R 845 055090 SATYA PRAKASH 846 395173 YEDDULA BALAJI KIRAN 847 697988 DEBASHISH SHARMA 848 487531 NEDUMARAN S R
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849 082204 TURERAO PREETAMKUMAR H 850 099288 ASHISH RAWAT 851 439610 NAHAS ALI 852 074671 SATENDRA SINGH MEHRA 853 274180 MANOJ N 854 342296 KIRAN T A 855 306510 LOK BANDHU 856 317372 MAHESH YADAV 857 101109 MD SHAHID KAMAL ANSARI 858 004505 ANURAG SATYADEO DARIA 859 430224 RACHNA CHHOKAR 860 656124 SATHISH KUMAR M C 861 244531 MANOJ PRAKASH S 862 624669 SHAKTI SINGH 863 003480 SUMIT SATTAWAN 864 185856 ADITI PATEL 865 208531 PRADEEP DUNGDUNG 866 210680 OM PRAKASH MEENA 867 075493 MANDEEP PANWAR 868 227921 HARISH VARMAA P 869 038460 RAJAPURE VIKRAM ASHOK 870 029635 RAKESH SEPAT 871 398727 DILIP SINGH 872 016919 HIMANSHU MOHAN 873 161254 SHASHI KUMAR UTTAM 874 058133 KAMALASINI V 875 552897 SANJAY SINGH 876 530183 ARJUN SINGH 877 628686 AKASH BHAIRANNAVAR 878 185219 PANKAJ KUMAWAT 879 171437 KAVITA MEENA 880 348627 SHUBHAM KUMAR 881 011123 KANADE SUJIT CHANDRAKANT 882 059177 PATWEGAR AVAIS A KADEER 883 181001 KRITI DAS THOKCHOM 884 007066 BHOKRE SUNIL SHIVRAM 885 031076 ANIL KUMAR S 886 372872 ANJAN 887 669758 LOKESHWER SINGH 888 319919 BALAMURALI M 889 174886 VENKATESWAR SALIJAMALA 890 495659 PATIL KAVITA GOKUL 891 003891 THANGABALAN SWAMINATHAN 892 039921 VASUNDHARA AJAY GULHANE 893 127664 LOVELEEN KAUR 894 031669 KARTHICK N 895 359527 SAURABH BANAUDHA 896 096242 PRADEEP SHEKHAR 897 119006 PRAKASH CHAUDHARY 898 302259 AMARPREET KAUR SANDHU 899 237068 MAHENDER SINGH TAWAR 900 023989 HARENDRA NARAYAN 901 347920 GARRGI UMRAO
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902 188938 LAKSHMI PRIYA K 903 188298 VISHNU CHANDRAN B 904 002156 SUNIL DUTT 905 157820 SHINDE AKSHAY ASHOK 906 591364 CHANDRAM DANDAGALA 907 483044 G P SAI KRISHNA PRASAD 908 505060 RAMNIWAS YADAV 909 066876 SANTHOSH NAHTHA K 910 306743 DEEPENDRA KUMAR SINGH 911 175431 ARUNMOHAN K 912 108505 SOUNDRA PANDIAN P K 913 286321 PRASAD K 914 079585 BABBAL YADAV 915 207549 HAKAY AKSHAY MACHHINDRA 916 007896 RENY WILFRED 917 005496 AMIT BARDAR 918 235747 SANGEETH KUMAR S 919 169776 PRANAY SINGH 920 025181 DABHOLE DILEERAJ CHANDRAKANT 921 097954 VENKATA PRAVEEN POGIRI 922 391873 GUDADHE ARPIT SURESHRAO 923 027526 P S THEMREIKAN 924 529665 RASKAR SAURABH SURYABHAN 925 530714 DHIMAN BARAI 926 624514 MANOJ KUMAR MEENA 927 026447 GAURAV YADAV 928 298933 RANJEET KUMAR SINGH 929 040598 BABU ABDUL KHADEER 930 003086 P SUDHAKAR NAIK 931 146250 GANGA RAM PUNIA 932 727147 POONAM CHOUDHARY 933 483685 JITU DOLEY 934 283072 ABHIJEET PATEL 935 466944 ANEES C 936 374614 RAHUL SAINI 937 269565 DINESH RAJ J 938 073609 GARIMA SODHI 939 295170 UMESH RATHOD 940 142421 AMIT VERMA 941 162180 KARTHIKA J KUMAR 942 215319 LEHANA SINGH 943 463853 NEERAJ SURENDRAN 944 001523 DHARM SINGH MEENA 945 239941 CHETHAN KUMAR D 946 005195 V VIJIKUMAR 947 120579 PRIYANKA L NAIK 948 005674 ATISH KUMAR 949 340128 ARSHDEEP SINGH 950 429088 PRADEEP A 951 115002 KHILARI RISHIKESH DNYANDEO 952 077555 AMIT SINGH CHANDEL 953 484012 DHIVYA L 954 048862 VIKRANT BHUSHAN
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955 543189 SHETE MOTILAL SAHADEV 956 064078 TARUN KUMAR 957 382849 D C RAJATHKUMAR 958 260028 SURENDRA LAMBA 959 020744 PINKY BASKEY 960 053643 RAHUL YADAV 961 000527 PRAVEER KUMAR SINGH 962 391935 SUMIT BESRA 963 578560 VIKAS PAL 964 075647 VIJAYAKUMAR M D 965 044878 AMIT RENU 966 455901 KAPIL KAPOOR 967 455969 M RAJESH CHANDRA 968 283105 BASAPURAM JAYANNA KRUPAKAR 969 590432 MONIKA PANGTEY 970 003127 BIMALENDU TUDU 971 009228 DANIEL VINCENT LAITFLANG STONE 972 504273 ARUN KUMAR V M 973 100047 WAGHMARE JAY G 974 077405 NANTHAKUMAR S 975 162278 POTE GANESH SAMPATRAO 976 160554 BULLO MAMU 977 065342 VIKRANT BANGOTRA 978 717186 SHUBHDEEP KAUR 979 270006 SHAH VIMAL MOHANLAL 980 171847 AMBE M 981 091630 NAMAN PRIYESH LAKRA 982 253326 DHIRAJKUMAR DIGAMBERRAO KAMBLE 983 121880 MANASH KHUNGUR KACHARI 984 187509 AMRITASHVA KAMAL 985 425791 JYOTI VIRDI 986 514327 RAVINDER KUMAR 987 271180 DINESH T 988 472499 BONNIE DEBBARMA 989 334594 BHARSAT YOGESH TUKARAM 990 309496 BHAGAT DEEPAK SURINDER KUMAR 991 122514 SARANYA C 992 021282 AMIT NIGAM 993 303439 SUSHIL KUMAR 994 423145 ANITH PRAKASH V 995 495750 NAYAN 996 475753 SHYAM LAL REGAR 997 629500 SIDDHARTH KAUSHAL 998 720877 PALASH BHOYAR 999 186355 SPENCER MERVYN MYLLIEM 1000 083138 DAGADE ADINATH LAHANU 1001 043363 NIKHIL M V 1002 007573 RANVEER SINGH TANWER 1003 259731 MEHTAB AHMED 1004 619020 ROHIT INDORA 1005 162663 VENKATESH JADHAV 1006 004695 KAPIL JOSHI 1007 271394 PUNEET GUNAWAT
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1008 010522 SUSHANT SINGH 1009 178979 YATISH MANI 1010 009990 ESTHER LALTANKIM SERTO 1011 078160 JAI ARVIND G 1012 299928 P M YASHWANTH 1013 382822 SANTOSH KUMAR 1014 585157 PARMAR SMIT PARSHOTTAMDAS 1015 218272 SREEJITH M 1016 474529 MD SARFARAJ ALAM 1017 102847 MEENAKSHI PRAKASH 1018 039880 ASMITA LAL 1019 000705 NIKHIL MOHAN GOYAL 1020 439404 YEDLA SATHEESH 1021 339598 BHANU PRABHA 1022 104343 DHARMENDRA SINGH 1023 195803 VIVEK NAWNATH HOKE 1024 473235 VIJAY S 1025 115838 MALSAWMTLUANGA 1026 080996 ROHIT SINGH 1027 000490 A BHARGAVA SEKHAR 1028 113225 TANUJA PRASAD 1029 361099 RAVI JARPULA 1030 004333 MEENA ARUN KUMAR 1031 044019 AMARJOT 1032 296219 MOHAMED ASHRAF J S 1033 311646 YOGESH KUMAR SINGH 1034 088081 SACHENDRA KUMAR VERMA 1035 083415 KALLIGOTTA NAGARAJU 1036 044741 SHER SINGH MEENA 1037 018821 MIHIR DEV 1038 725041 SAMUEL S VAIPHEI 1039 014127 POL HEMANT BALWANT 1040 100142 VISHAL SAGAR 1041 005483 RAJESH 1042 315435 DHARMENDER KUMAR MEENA 1043 028605 SIVA KRISHNA KUMBHA 1044 295017 KUMAR PRIYATAM ASHOK 1045 386876 ASHOK KUMAR MEENA 1046 038218 KANWARDEEP KAUR 1047 366472 VINOD KUMAR CHAUDHARY 1048 203192 PREM KRISHNAN S 1049 002634 VISHWAS SOHAL 1050 189290 BHARGAVA ISUKAPATLA 1051 004445 N CHAITANYA 1052 340566 AMANPREET SINGH 1053 312706 SAMEER PAUL 1054 209855 RAHUL SHANTARAM RAISING 1055 096503 VIJAY KUMAR YADAV 1056 518934 ANMOL AMAR SINGH 1057 556829 NAVNEET KUMAR 1058 118091 JASPREET KAUR 1059 033632 VIVEK 1060 720190 NARINDER PAL SINGH
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1061 459715 SUDHAMBIKA R 1062 008375 VIVEK KAUSHIK 1063 074351 ANKITA ANAND 1064 000994 RAHUL DEV SINGH 1065 569022 K MAHIPAL CHANDRA 1066 013864 LOKESH KUMAR MEENA 1067 284923 JADHAV VIJAYA NARAYANRAO 1068 069104 HARMINDER SINGH 1069 004345 MANISH JORWAL 1070 363522 MANOJ M 1071 044118 DHARM RAJ MEENA 1072 199376 DIVYA D 1073 019474 SIDDHARTHA KUMAR BARAILY 1074 032872 INDRAJ KUMAR MEENA 1075 492594 PRASHANT JILOVA 1076 587057 LOKESH BHARAMAPPA JAGALASAR 1077 267320 RAMAN KUMAR 1078 343686 RAUT MANISH MAHENDRA 1079 047438 PRAVEEN KUMAR MAURYA 1080 035029 VARUN KUMAR SINGH 1081 002771 SHALINI SUSHMITHA K 1082 179945 NIDHI SAROHE 1083 362274 NIPPU NARESH M 1084 040656 ANKUR MESHRAM 1085 180912 N HARITA 1086 002084 AMITH NARERA 1087 336427 RITU GERA 1088 012529 ROHANKAR PIYUSH ARUN 1089 465008 SANDEEP KUMAR 1090 056668 VIVEK T V 1091 524045 PENUMALA HARICHAND 1092 582165 AMRIT RUTURAJ 1093 475348 ADITI 1094 059494 SENTHIL R 1095 110314 CHOUGULE BAJRANG BANDU 1096 275591 BANDANA DEORI 1097 177141 DULI AMANDEEP 1098 092111 SHAIFALI BARWAL 1099 001563 KILEMTOSHI JAMIR 1100 003055 SHANNGAM S 1101 019106 POORVA MEENA 1102 099512 BALRAM MEENA 1103 001514 ABHISHEK THAKUR 1104 300317 ANURAG MEENA 1105 633605 HOSHIYAR SINGH MEENA 1106 293115 SHIMRAY ASAIWO BELLROSE 1107 388928 NANGAS NATHABHAI BHIMABHAI 1108 510391 MANOJ KUMAR MEENA 1109 182900 SUSHEELA B 1110 561219 VASAVA AMIT NAGINBHAI 1111 064768 HEMANT SULANIYA 1112 167402 PAVAN KUMAR MEENA 1113 028661 NISHANT BODH
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1114 005513 YIJUM TATO 1115 004733 AMITABH 1116 499370 CHANDRA KANT MEENA 1117 318491 PINKY KUMARI 1118 393286 RAJESH PUNJAJI GAWALI 1119 243992 KHULE AMBARNATH BHIMRAO 1120 337061 SUCHIN K V 1121 346371 DURGESH TIWARI 1122 378942 NAGWE BALU BAPURAO CONCLUDED UNION PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION _______________________________________________ NEW DELHI - 110 069 - 12th June, 2014 / Jyaishtha 22, Saka 1936
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Yamuna Mukti Aandolan
18062014Yamuna Mukti Aandolan
From: “Dr. Suresh Chandra Sharma” <drsharma46@gmail.com> Wed, 18 Jun ’14 8:51a
To: You and others
Respected Sir,
Kindly find the news clippings on Nadiyan Chhoro Sewer Joro emerged through Yamuna Mukti Aandolan started by the undersigned on Yam Dwitiya 2011 at mathura.
With regards
Yours sincerely
Dr. S. C. Sharma
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Is Jaitley call to States to crack down on hoarders a hoax?
Updated 128 June 10;06 AM
With new government at Centro is it acting as their predecessor their diction same as old. Thus the promises of Good days ahead is being banged as hoax by various e channels and Qs their intentions.
Is fiscal lawlessness, nation wide policy on public distribution food for all is state subject or federal subject. Making black money vide hoarding of essential food item,articles thus is national subject
must be dealt severely.
Government with such qualified majority is competent to act fast and not linger for two years and allow the devils to go for killing thus allow damaging nation economy.
The spiraling inflation can only be fixed if the traders with nexus of bigwigs think for the welfare of nation. Even containment of prices can be achieved with continuity chain order of public distribution.
Further the "Efficiency Mantras' of injecting the efficiency at all levels with dose of transparency dissolved with technology to which Modi went Gaga appears to be only to impress the intellect of this country but no plan in reality but give loose chord to traders and businessmen thus to dilute his building global image.
Let PM remember arise,awake till goal is reached was also his sermon on his 480 nation wide electoral appearances further his promise to last person gets his due needs to be revisited. .
IB national agency to look after national interest report to which e channels has purposeful leak to build government good intention bring IB at threshold of blaming one side on pretext of fiscal borrowing which is matter of Finance ministry and Environment ministry which need to wok collectively in faster mood on their big infra to take care of the environment and people welfare. These immediate plan can't be put on back burners. Moot question here arise did government full filed its preliminary duties of allotting land to landless on Q of big projects did they got their dues, did police and war widows get their dues from the government.
What is the IB doing for corrupt offices to enliven the system which is in deep slumber embedded with corruption and this was raised by our popular leader Modi too. Nation health can not be retrieved to its best order as we play blame game but contrary punish the guilty allow honest and merit to rule,to curb nepotism to be at its naught.
There is common perception that two brands of political outfit BJP and Congress compromise where there is ample opportunity to earn and buries the national issue like black money, fiscal embezzlement thus sharing nation wide scheme of people welfare to its gain this perception made non-entity like Arvind came to forefront without any vision and with his arrogant self certify honest party convener.
With prices of essential food items shooting up, the Centre on Tuesday unveiled measures to tame inflation by asking state governments to crack down on hoarders and delist items such as onions and potato on which a minimum export price was slapped to discourage exports
He said the states have been asked to delist certain items, which are usually procured through Agriculture Produce Marketing Committees, so that they come into the open market.
About 50 lakh tonnes of rice will be released in the open market through state governments to cool prices.
While a USD 300 per tonne minimum export price on onion has already been imposed, a similar levy on potatoes will be decided by the Commerce Ministry to discourage exports and boost their domestic availability and control prices, he said.
With regard to pulses and edible oil, states will be given a line of credit to directly import them to meet local demand, Jaitley said.
Jaitley said Delhi Lt Governor Najeeb Jung has been asked to procure onions and potatoes from the open market and flood the market through Mother Dairy retail outlets.
He has also been asked to delist all food items in the capital, a move that will enable farmers to sell their produce directly to the market.
The government, he said, was closely monitoring prices of 22 commodities and will take steps to curb volatility.
Rising prices of essential food items such as vegetables, fruits and cereals pushed up inflation to a five-month high of 6.01 per cent in May.
The likelihood of a sub-normal monsoon and the fallout of violence in Iraq on commodity and oil markets may further worsen the price situation.
Reserve Bank of India Governor Raghuram Rajan said the central bank will be focused on controlling inflation over the next few months.
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World Cup results 17 June 2014
18062014Group H
Estadio Mineirao
Belo Horizonte
Belgium
Algeria
Full-time
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BELGIUM BEAT ALGERIA 2-1 IN A STUNNING COMEBACK In a Group H match in Belo Horizonte, Belgium made a stunning rally to beat Algeria 2-1 with two second half goals.
Widely billed dark horse to lift the trophy, Belgium had to toil hard to erase the 0-1 deficit after Algeria had taken a surprise lead in the 25th minute against the run of play through a penalty kick conversion by Sofiane Feghouli.
Belgium, whose most of players ply trade in top European clubs, turned the match on its head with two goals in the space of 10 minutes.
Manchester United’s Marouane Fellaini equalised in the 70th minute through a glancing header before substitute Dries Mertens made a fierce finish with a low shot for the winning goal in the 80th minute.
Widely billed dark horse to lift the trophy, Belgium had to toil hard to erase the 0-1 deficit after Algeria had taken a surprise lead in the 25th minute against the run of play through a penalty kick conversion by Sofiane Feghouli.
Belgium, whose most of players ply trade in top European clubs, turned the match on its head with two goals in the space of 10 minutes.
Manchester United’s Marouane Fellaini equalised in the 70th minute through a glancing header before substitute Dries Mertens made a fierce finish with a low shot for the winning goal in the 80th minute.
17 Jun 2014 – 16:00 Local time
Group A
Estadio Castelao
Fortaleza
Brazil
Mexico
Full-time
0-0
Mexico stall Brazil World Cup charge in 0-0 draw
The Mexican goalkeeper pulled off an incredible diving stop from a Neymar header and a seriesof other extraordinary saves, holding up Brazil´s march toward qualification from Group A.The 28-year-old, who has no club as his contract with French club AC Ajaccio has ended, did a lap of honour around the Fortaleza Castelao Stadium after one of the great World Cup goalkeeping performances. Basketball hero Kobe Bryant hailed “OCHOA!! Incredible” in a Tweet within minutes of the game ending.“The precious draw left Mexico level with Brazil on four points from two games.While Ochoa deservedly grabbed the headlines, Brazil finished the game relieved to have earned a point.
Mexico had several late chances to score a shock upset, with Brazil grateful to their own goalkeeper Julio Cesar for keeping the match goalless.
The draw maintained Mexico´s impressive recent record against Brazil following their shock victory in the final of the London Olympics football tournament in 2012.
17 Jun 2014 – 18:00 Local time
Group H
Arena Pantanal
Cuiaba
Russia
Korea Republic
Full-time
1-1
Russia, S Korea to World Cup 1-1 draw
Russia S Korea draw
CUIABA: Alexander Kerzhakov rescued Russia in their first World Cup finals match since 2002, scoring three minutes after coming on as substitute to salvage a 1-1 draw against South Korea on Tuesday.
The 31-year-old St Petersburg striker is the sole survivor from the squad that appeared at the 2002 World Cup finals — was brought on after rival´s substitute Lee Keun-Ho put South Korea ahead with a 30 metre shot that Russian goalkeeper Igor Akinfeev disastrously parried over his head into the net.
The result left both countries trailing Belgium who head the Group H table after beating Algeria 2-1 earlier.Russia, who host the 2018 finals, were looking to make an impact in their landmark return.
They owed their saved honour to Kerzhakov who scored his 26th international goal. On Akinfeev´s error Russian coach Fabio Capello said: “Just like some players can miss penalties it can happen that a keeper makes a mistake as well.
“You can accept a mistake from a great keeper like Akinfeev. Today it turned out fine.”The reaction of the players was really good,” the Italian added when asked about the Korean goal.
“That was important to me.”Korean coach Hong Myung-Bo commented: “It´s the first match and I´m satisfied.
“The last two countries to make their appearance in Brazil 2014 slowly cranked up the tempo in 77 percent humidity under the Arena Pantanal´s floodlights.
The Koreans began brightly enough, with Bayer Leverkusen´s Son Heung-Min testing Akinfeev early, his right-footed shot going high.
Seconds later the midfielder was booked unfairly by Argentine referee Nestor Pitana.
Playing all in white to Russia´s maroon and watched by a near-full stadium where the prominent colour was Brazilian yellow, the Taeguk Warriors showed technical ability without ever threatening to score.
The largely local crowd began to vent their frustration at what they perceived to be the lack of spectacle served up for their evening entertainment.
A half-hearted Mexican wave — never a good sign especially in the first half hour of a match — crept its way round the stands, as Sergei Ignashevich struck a 30 metre freekick straight into Korean keeper Jung Sung-Yong´s hands.Korean captain Koo Ja-Cheol livened things up with a low left-footed effort.
Then Son, who found the net 11 times for Leverkusen last season, had a real chance in front of goal but his shot sailed exuberantly over Akinfeev´s crossbar.
The Koreans had the upper hand as the tepid first half drew to a close, their midfield putting together some neat moves, with Han Kook-Young and Sunderland´s Ki Sung-Yeung proving a handful.
The teams emerged for the second period with this World Cup´s third goalless draw within 24 hours only 45 minutes away.
If Russia were to give coach Capello something to celebrate on his 68th birthday at midnight, they´d have to up their game.
And they came out fighting with two quick chances from Victor Fayzulin and skipper Vasily Berezutski.
Down at the other end, Akinfeev did well to deny Koo´s potent drive.In a bid to shake things up Korean coach Hong Myung-Bo, captain of the side that finished fourth at the 2002 World Cup, introduced prolific striker Lee for Park, and it proved a useful switch.
On 68 minutes, Lee broke the deadlock in style, charging towards the Russian box, rounding a defender to shoot right-footed. Akinfeev looked devastated after at first seeming to halt the ball but then watching in horror as it went over his head.
Russia pulled back level when Kerzhakov, after coming on for Yury Zhirkov, pounced on the ball after a goalmouth scramble to shoot home from close range.
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Chile win Spain – Croatia beat Cameroon-Netherlands win OZ
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Chile created major upset to put defending champions Spain 2-0 to secure their place in the World Cup second round and eliminate the holders on a memorable night at the Maracana on Wednesday.
Chile never beat Spain in their ten previous meetings but always looked the more enterprising, taking the lead with a brilliantly-worked Eduardo Vargas goal after twenty minutes and doubling their lead just before halftime when Charles Aranguiz banged in the rebound from a meek punch by keeper Iker Casillas.
Spain, beaten 5-1 by the Netherlands in their opening Group B match, looked a shadow of the team that triumphed four years ago and won back-to-back European titles, with Sergio Busquets missing the best of their few chances early in the second half.
Spain now become the third holders in the last four tournaments to go out at the group stage following France in 2002 and Italy in 2010.
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MANAUS: Striker Mario Mandzukic scored two second-half goals as Croatia knocked 10-man Cameroon out of the World Cup with a 4-0 rout in Manaus on Wednesday.
Croatia bounced back from their opening defeat to hosts Brazil to keep alive their hopes of progressing from Group A with an emphatic display.
But Cameroon were largely the architects of their own downfall after playing the last 50 minutes with 10 men after Alexandre Song´s dismissal for a reckless punch to Mandzukic´s back.
The Indomitable Lions seemed anything but as they imploded with full-back Benoit Assou-Ekotto even trying to headbutt team-mate Benjamin Moukandjo in the dying moments following an argument.
“I apologise for the result, it really hurts,” said Cameroon´s German coach Volker Finke.
“We had no control on the game and I didn´t like the behaviour of my team.”We have to look forward, this team has players for the future.
“Croatia, for their part, could have doubled their score but at least did what they needed to. Veteran striker Ivica Olic gave them a 1-0 half-time lead before his Wolfsburg team-mate Ivan Perisic added a second ahead of Mandzukic´s brace.
The result leaves Niko Kovac´s Croatia third in the table, just one point behind joint leaders Brazil and Mexico.
Cameroon are bottom with no points.Croatia now face Mexico in Recife on Monday for a place in the last 16.”We have to rest up well, the boys used up a lot of strength today,” said Kovac. “Then we´ll go into what is effectively a final for us and will do everything we can to progress.Croatia bounced back from their opening defeat to hosts Brazil to keep alive their hopes of progressing from Group A with an emphatic display.The Indomitable Lions seemed anything but as they imploded with full-back Benoit Assou-Ekotto even trying to headbutt team-mate Benjamin Moukandjo in the dying moments following an argument.
Croatia, for their part, could have doubled their score but at least did what they needed to. Veteran striker Ivica Olic gave them a 1-0 half-time lead before his Wolfsburg team-mate Ivan Perisic added a second ahead of Mandzukic’s brace.
The result leaves Niko Kovac’s Croatia third in the table, just one point behind joint leaders Brazil and Mexico. Cameroon are bottom with no points.
Croatia now face Mexico in Recife on Monday for a place in the last 16. Cameroon were hamstrung before kick-off when captain Samuel Eto’o lost his battle to make the starting line-up having failed to recover from a knee injury.
Mandzukic returned for Croatia in style having missed their opening defeat to hosts Brazil through suspension, breathing life into their last 16 hopes.
They needed just eleven minutes to take the lead as Cameroon failed to bounce back in tropical Manaus after their opening 1-0 defeat to Mexico.Netherlands win against Australia
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PORTO ALEGRE: Arjen Robben and Robin van Persie scored as Netherlands came from behind to beat brave Australia 3-2 at the World Cup on Wednesday.
A second-half strike from Memphis Depay settled an electrifying Group B encounter at Porto Alegre´s Beira-Rio Stadium after a stunning Tim Cahill volley and a Mile Jedinak penalty helped the Socceroos take a 2-1 lead.
Netherlands — who thrashed reigning champions Spain 5-1 in their opening match — are now in pole position to finish top of the group with six points from two games.
Van Persie will miss the next game against Chile though after picking up a second yellow card. And Louis Van Gaal´s side were given an almighty fright by their fired up Australian opponents, who now face almost certain elimination.
If Spain fail to beat Chile in Group B´s other game in Rio later Tuesday, Australia will become the first team to be eliminated from the 2014 finals. But the Australians have enhanced their reputation with a gutsy performance in their 3-1 opening defeat to Chile and the heroic display against one of football´s established nations.
After soaking up early pressure, Bayern Munich star Robben settled Dutch nerves with a superb solo effort on 20 minutes. But Cahill equalised moments later with a stunning volley which crashed off the underside of the crossbar and into the net.
Australia then took a shock lead nine minutes after half-time, Jedinak drilling the spot-kick after Daryl Janmaat was adjudged to have handled.
Van Persie pounced four minutes later to make it 2-2 before Depay lashed in his 68th-minute winner for the Dutch, who were watched by Holland´s King Willem-Alexander and his wife Maxima.
Spain were to fight for their World Cup place against the Chileans in Rio´s Maracana Stadium.
Spain coach Vicente del Bosque dropped a bombshell with his team line-up shortly before the 4pm (1900 GMT) kick-off, announcing that long-serving stalwarts Xavi and Gerard Pique had been dropped.
Following their traumatic drubbing by the Netherlands last Friday, Spain will be eliminated if they lose.Brazil 2014′s scintillating show of attacking football continued with the much fancied Netherlands defeating World Cup minnows Australia 3-2 in an incredible group match to virtually book a second round berth at Porto Alegre on Wednesday.The way the Netherlands overran Spain the other day, it looked like the Australians would be blowned away by the Dutch in the first World Cup match between the two sides.
But the Group B match at Estadio Beira-Rio saw none of it and fortunes fluctuated between the two sides throughout the gripping 90 minutes with the Australians producing a gutsy performance belying the expectations from them.
Australia, the lowest FIFA ranking team among the 32 participants, refused to be cowed down by the reputation of the Dutch, who were the last edition losing finalists and who had just ripped to shreds defending champions Spain 5-1.
Instead, the Socceroos hold their own and at one stage took the lead around the hour mark. For a moment, it looked like Australia will tear apart the form book and pre-tournament predictions by upsetting the Dutch.
It ultimately boiled down to the difference in class between the two sides that decided the outcome of the match with the Dutch far ahead in that aspect.
With today’s loss, their second after the 1-3 defeat at the hands of Chile, Australia are now virtually out of the tournament.
The Dutch, on the other hand, are virtually through to the round of 16 after their 5-1 humiliation of Spain.
Arjen Robben, who scored two goals against Spain and mesmerised the defending champions’ defence, put the Netherlands ahead in the 20th minute only to be restored parity by a stunning Tim Cahill goal next minute with perhaps the best goal of the tournament so far.
Australia stunningly took the lead in the 54th minute with captain Mile Jedinak converting from the spot after Daryl Janmaat handled the ball inside the box.
But within four minutes, Robin van Persie (58th) put the match on level terms with a left-footed finish after he was set in the clear by Robben inside the Australian box.
Second half substitute Memphis Depay then ended the Australian dreams by scoring the winner in the 68th minute.
There was nothing to separate the two sides at the end of the first half and they matched each other in every aspect, shot by shot and in ball possession.
It was again the indefatigable Robben who put the Dutch ahead in the 20th minute by tearing apart the Australian defence with his pacy run, just like he had done against the likes of Sergio Ramos and Gerard Pique of Spain.
The 30-year-old Bayern Munich player outran two defenders after collecting the ball from the centre of the field before drilling a perfect left-footed grounder to the left of Maty Ryan’s goal.
Robben’s strike, however, did not lead to the opening of the floodgates for his side, but on the contrary, Australia replied with a bang within less than a minute with veteran Tim Cahill equalising with a spectacular left-footed volley which left Dutch keeper Jasper Cillessen without any chance.
The second half was even more fascinating with the two sides giving not any inch to each other.
It was Australia who actually went ahead through a penalty kick conversion in the 54th minute.
Oliver Bozanic, who came in as substitute in the 51st minute, made an instant impact within two minutes as his attempted cross was blocked by Janmaat’s hand and the referee pointed to the dreaded spot.
Jedinak coolly dispatched the penalty to the goalkeeper’s right, sending him the wrong way.
But the Dutch made a swift turnaround with van Persie scoring his third goal of the tournament in the 58th minute. Jason Davidson played van Persie onside inside the Australia box and the Manchester United striker made no mistake, slamming the ball into the roof of the net.
20-year-old Memphis Depay then scored the winner, his first international goal for the Netherlands, in the 68th minute to send the Australians crashing out of the tournament.
Australia will also be without Cahill in the final group match against Spain as he received his second yellow card on Wednesday.
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From: “Eleanor Acer, Human Rights First” <communications@humanrightsfirst.org> Wed, 18 Jun ’14 11:28p
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| Dear Naresh: Protecting the persecuted is a core American value. Yet asylum seekers and other immigrants are often detained in jails and jail-like facilities and those who are released wait years for the backlogged immigration courts to schedule a hearing in their case. The United States is experiencing a sharp increase in the number of people crossing the Southern border–many have fled from escalating violence or persecution. This humanitarian crisis makes it more important than ever to address the delays in the immigration courts. As we celebrate World Refugee Month this month, add your name to our petition urging Congress to properly fund the tools to manage the increase in protection requests at the border. Last month, we visited key border points, border patrol stations, and immigration detention facilities. We met with asylum seekers apprehended and detained near the border, many without access to legal information or counsel to understand their cases. We met one asylum seeker who was detained in jail-like conditions in a U.S. immigration detention facility after he told U.S. officials he feared persecution in his Central American country due to his sexual orientation. Most asylum seekers like him will either face continued detention in these conditions or if released will wait years for their court hearing. That’s why Human Rights First recently released a Blueprint on How to Protect Refugees and Prevent Abuse at the Border, recommending tools both for the administration and for Congress on how to address this crisis. We can’t do this without you. Help us urge Congress to properly fund the immigration courts, asylum office, and other measures that support appearance. Sign the petition now! Properly resourcing our immigration system would allow immigration courts to resolve asylum and other immigration applications in a more timely manner, and to create more flexibility to reduce costly detention and use alternatives to detention where needed. These steps can help to protect refugees and maintain the integrity of our system. Sincerely, Eleanor Acer Human Rights First |
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Broadband misery continues:
19062014Broadband misery continues: Reliance Jio and NOFN with small coverage in 2015
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(ID-NBFCS) to Issue Secured Debentures
19062014 Infrastructure Finance Companies and Infrastructure Debt Fund Non-Banking Financial Companies (ID-NBFCS) to Issue Secured Debentures
The Ministry has decided to allow Infrastructure Finance companies and Infrastructure Debt Fund Non-Banking Financial Companies (ID-NBFCs) to issue secured debentures for a period up to thirty years. Similarly, Housing Finance companies have been allowed relaxed terms for maintaining Debenture Redemption Reserve on lines similar to NBFCs registered with RBIs. Necessary amendments in Rules have been notified.It has also been clarified that an independent Merchant Banker who is registered with SEBI or an independent Chartered Accountant in practice having a minimum experience of ten years may be engaged by companies for preparing valuation reports required before making preferential allotment of shares.
The relevant notification is available on the Ministry’s website at http://www.mca.gov.in
The Ministry has decided to allow Infrastructure Finance companies and Infrastructure Debt Fund Non-Banking Financial Companies (ID-NBFCs) to issue secured debentures for a period up to thirty years. Similarly, Housing Finance companies have been allowed relaxed terms for maintaining Debenture Redemption Reserve on lines similar to NBFCs registered with RBIs. Necessary amendments in Rules have been notified.It has also been clarified that an independent Merchant Banker who is registered with SEBI or an independent Chartered Accountant in practice having a minimum experience of ten years may be engaged by companies for preparing valuation reports required before making preferential allotment of shares.
The relevant notification is available on the Ministry’s website at http://www.mca.gov.in
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FAO India Head Calls on Agriculture Minister,
19062014 Peter Kenmore, FAO Representative in India called on the Agriculture Minister Shri Radha Mohan Singh here today to apprise him of the work done by FAO globally, and in India towards ensuring food security, price stability, family farming and responsible agriculture especially in the context of challenges on account of climate change.Mr Kenmore also discussed the international programmes and interventions of FAO, especially in locust control, management of diseases like avian flu, mapping of resources of oceans, forests and global Commons. He lauded the efforts of India in extending support to global partnership sin agriculture and food security.
Agriculture Minster discussed India`s new agriculture development policy with renewed focus on marginal and small farmers, micro irrigation, soil health cards and access to credit. He was happy to note that FAO was marking the current year as the International Year of Family Farming. This was specially relevant in the context of production system in India, which was predominantly based on family farms. Drawing upon his personal experiences as a farmer, he expressed his appreciation of FAO`s micro level interventions like the Ajeevika project. He expressed the hope that India and FAO will work together for the food security, not just of India, but also of the entire region, and the world.
Peter Kenmore presented FAO publications and a poster on INM/IPM practices to the Agriculture Minister.
Agriculture Minster discussed India`s new agriculture development policy with renewed focus on marginal and small farmers, micro irrigation, soil health cards and access to credit. He was happy to note that FAO was marking the current year as the International Year of Family Farming. This was specially relevant in the context of production system in India, which was predominantly based on family farms. Drawing upon his personal experiences as a farmer, he expressed his appreciation of FAO`s micro level interventions like the Ajeevika project. He expressed the hope that India and FAO will work together for the food security, not just of India, but also of the entire region, and the world.
Peter Kenmore presented FAO publications and a poster on INM/IPM practices to the Agriculture Minister.
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Reconstitution of Cabinet Committees
19062014 Reconstitution of Cabinet Committees
The Government has reconstituted six Committees of the Cabinet i.e. Appointments Committee of the Cabinet, Cabinet Committee on Accommodation, Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs, Cabinet Committee on Parliamentary Affairs, Cabinet Committee on Political Affairs and Cabinet Committee on Security. The members are as follows:-
Composition Prime Minister. Minister of Home Affairs.
Composition Shri Raj Nath Singh, Minister of Home Affairs. Shri Arun Jaitley, Minister of Finance; Minister of Corporate Affairs; and Minister of Defence. Shri M. Venkaiah Naidu, Minister of Urban Development; Minister of Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation; and Minister of Parliamentary Affairs. Shri Nitin Jairam Gadkari, Minister of Road Transport and Highways; Minister of Shipping; Minister of Rural Development; Minister of Panchayati Raj; and Minister of Drinking Water and Sanitation.
Composition Prime Minister. Shri Raj Nath Singh, Minister of Home Affairs. Smt. Sushma Swaraj, Minister of External Affairs; and Minister of Overseas Indian Affairs. Shri Arun Jaitley, Minister of Finance; Minister of Corporate Affairs; and Minister of Defence. Shri M. Venkaiah Naidu, Minister of Urban Development; Minister of Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation; and Minister of Parliamentary Affairs. Shri Nitin Jairam Gadkari, Minister of Road Transport and Highways; Minister of Shipping; Minister of Rural Development; Minister of Panchayati Raj; and Minister of Drinking Water and Sanitation. Shri D.V. Sadananda Gowda, Minister of Railways. Shri Ravi Shankar Prasad, Minister of Communications and Information Technology; and Minister of Law and Justice. Shri Ashok Gajapathi Raju Pusapati, Minister of Civil Aviation. Smt. Harsimrat Kaur Badal, Minister of Food Processing Industries. Shri Radha Mohan Singh, Minister of Agriculture. Special Invitees Shri Dharmendra Pradhan, Minister of State (Independent Charge) of the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas. Shri Piyush Goyal, Minister of State (Independent Charge) of the Ministry of Power; Minister of State (Independent Charge) of the Ministry of Coal and Minister of State (Independent Charge) of the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy. Smt. Nirmala Sitharaman, Minister of State (Independent Charge) of the Ministry of Commerce and Industry; Minister of State in the Ministry of Finance and Minister of State in the Ministry of Corporate Affairs.
Composition Shri Raj Nath Singh, Minister of Home Affairs. Smt. Sushma Swaraj, Minister of External Affairs; and Minister of Overseas Indian Affairs. Shri Arun Jaitley, Minister of Finance; Minister of Corporate Affairs and Minister of Defence. Shri M. Venkaiah Naidu, Minister of Urban Development; Minister of Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation and Minister of Parliamentary Affairs. Dr. Najma A. Heptulla, Minister of Minority Affairs. Shri Ramvilas Paswan, Minister of Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution. Shri Ananthkumar, Minister of Chemicals and Fertilizers. Shri Ravi Shankar Prasad, Minister of Communications and Information Technology; and Minister of Law and Justice. Special Invitees Smt. Smriti Zubin Irani, Minister of Human Resource Development. Shri Santosh Kumar Gangwar, Minister of State (Independent Charge) of the Ministry of Textiles; Minister of State in the Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs and Minister of State in the Ministry of Water Resources, River Development and Ganga Rejuvenation. Shri Prakash Javadekar, Minister of State (Independent Charge) of the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting; Minister of State (Independent Charge) of the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change; and Minister of State in the Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs.
Composition Prime Minister. Shri Raj Nath Singh, Minister of Home Affairs. Smt Sushma Swaraj, Minister of External Affairs; and Minister of Overseas Indian Affairs. Shri Arun Jaitley, Minister of Finance; Minister of Corporate Affairs; and Minister of Defence. Shri M. Venkaiah Naidu, Minister of Urban Development; Minister of Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation; and Minister of Parliamentary Affairs. Shri Nitin Jairam Gadkari, Minister of Road Transport and Highways; Minister of Shipping; Minister of Rural Development; Minister of Panchayati Raj; and Minister of Drinking Water and Sanitation. Shri Ramvilas Paswan, Minister of Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution. Shri Ravi Shankar Prasad, Minister of Communications and Information Technology; and Minister of Law and Justice. Shri Ashok Gajapathi Raju Pusapati, Minister of Civil Aviation. Shri Anant Geete, Minister of Heavy Industries and Public Enterprises. Smt. Harsimrat Kaur Badal, Minister of Food Processing Industries.
Composition Prime Minister. Shri Raj Nath Singh, Minister of Home Affairs. Smt. Sushma Swaraj, Minister of External Affairs; and Minister of Overseas Indian Affairs. Shri Arun Jaitley, Minister of Finance; Minister of Corporate Affairs; and Minister of Defence. |
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TRAI holds Open House Discussion on MWA, MWB RD Carriers”
19062014 TRAI holds Open House Discussion on “Allocation and Pricing of Microwave Access (MWA) and Microwave Backbone (MWB) RD Carriers”Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) today held an Open House Discussion on Allocation and Pricing of Microwave Access(MWA) and Microwave Backbone (WB) RF Carriers. The meeting was chaired by Shri R.K.Arnold, Member, TRAI. Some of the stakeholders that have earlier sent written comments aired their comments and suggestions. Representatives from Cellullar Association of India (CAI), BhartiAirtel, Idea Cellular Ltd., Relilance Communications Ltd., Sistema Shyam Teleservices Ltd., Tata Teleservices Ltd., and Vodafone etc. amongst others presented their comments during the Open House Consultations. The comments and counter-comments received earlier have been placed on the website of TRAI as part of its Consultation Paper dated 28th March, 2014, Most of the stakeholders substantiated and furthered their comments that they have already been submitted in written by them.
The consultation process was initiated after Department of Telecommunications requested the Authority in November, 2012 to furnish its recommendations for “Allocation and pricing of Microwave Access (MWA) and Microwave Backbone (MWB) RF carriers” in terms of clause 11(1) of the TRAI Act 1997 as amended. TRAI has prepared this consultation paper raising specific issues for consideration of stakeholders viz. number of microwave carriers need to be assigned to TSPs in case of 2G, 3G and BWA technologies, preferred mechanism of assignment of MWA/MWB carriers to the TSPs, i.e., ‘exclusive basis assignment’ or ‘link-to-link based assignment, administrative assignment or assignment through auction, criteria for allocation of additional carriers, pricing mechanism for carriers exploration of options for assignment of MWA carriers in all the spectrum bands in 6-42 GHz range and assignment of MWA carriers in higher frequency bands viz. E-band and V-band. The paper has been placed on TRAI’s website www.trai.gov.in.
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MEA: Info about location of abducted Indians provided by Iraq govt
 The External Affairs Ministry has said Iraqi government has provided information about the location of the abducted 40 Indian workers. Addressing a press conference in New Delhi this evening, External Affairs Ministry spokesman Syed Akbaruddin said, Indian Embassy in Baghdad has been persistently following the matter with the Iraqi authorities. Mr Akbaruddin said, the government is giving highest priority to the safety and security of the Indians there. Yesterday, India had confirmed that 40 Indians were kidnapped in violence-hit Iraq city of Mosul. Replying to a question, Mr Akbaruddin said, External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj has also talked to Chief Minister of Punjab as most of the abducted workers are from Punjab. The Spokesman reiterated that New Delhi is ready to work with any organisation or individual who is willing to assist in this difficult situation. Earlier, in the day, External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj said all efforts are underway to rescue Indian nationals kidnapped in Iraq. She told reporters in New Delhi that she is personally supervising the rescue efforts. Ms Swaraj assured the relatives of the kidnapped people that the government will leave no stone unturned to rescue them. Meanwhile, in Punjab, more than 50 families have approached the state government and provided details of their relatives stuck in Iraq. Punjab Government has set up a control room at Chandigarh with telephone numbers 0172-2740397 and 0172-2740035 besides a fax number 0172-2740936. A Punjab Government spokesman said in Chandigarh that the moment control room numbers were flashed on the TV channels, the two telephone lines of the civil control room were flooded with calls from anxious relatives. Deputy Commissioners of various districts are approaching the families of those who are in Iraq. Haryana Government has also set up a control room in Chandigarh with telephone number 0172-5059197 to get any information from people about their relatives in Iraq. A senior officer of Haryana Government said in Chandigarh that government has got details of 20 persons of Haryana who are in Iraq but none of them is in the list o |
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The US House of Representatives has approved a measure to cut off funding for programs by the National Security Agency tasked with introducing security vulnerabilities within American tech products, otherwise known as backdoors. By an overwhelming vote of 293-123, the amendment to the Department of Defense Appropriations Act 2015–introduced by Republican Thomas Massie and Democrat Zoe Lofgren–also prohibits surveillance of Americans’ internet communications without a warrant under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.“We took a big step tonight to #ShutTheBackDoor on unwarranted government surveillance by passing the Massie-Lofgren amendment,” Lofgren wrote on her Facebook account Thursday evening. “The House stood up for the American people and the Constitution, and that is something we can all celebrate.”
In a late vote on Thursday evening the US House of Representatives voted to prohibit federal funds from being used for transfers of Guantanamo Bay detainees, reports The Hill. The move was prompted by the controversy ignited by the release of Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl by the Taliban, which was secured through the transfer of five Taliban prisoners from the detention center in Guantanamo. The House amendment to the 2015 Defense appropriations bill, which was passed by a vote of 230-184, was introduced by Rep. Tom Cotton (R-Ark). “It simply shows the judgment of this Congress, the people’s representatives, that these remaining 149 detainees are too dangerous to be cavalierly released to a country without adequate constraints or notification to Congress,” Cotton said. The 2015 Defense appropriations bill is expected to pass on Friday.
Russian cosmonauts Alexander Skvortsov and Oleg Artemyev floated outside the International Space Station to install a communications antenna, Interfax reports citing command control. Cosmonauts successfully removed a shell of the space station’s Zvezda service module and installed an advanced communications antenna designed to beam telemetry between space and earth through the Luch. Satellite Data Relay Network or Luch is Russia’s equvallent to NASA’s Tracking and Data Relay Satellites.
Washington has introduced new sanctions against Uganda that includes visa bans, selective aid freeze and canceling a military air exercise after the African country’s leaders introduced tough anti-gay laws. The law which was introduced in February, “runs counter to universal human rights and complicates our bilateral relationship,” the White House said, blaming Uganda for “human rights abuses”. The law allows gays to be jailed for life and obligates people to denounce homosexuality to the authorities.
A Turkish criminal court ordered the release on Thursday of 230 military officers convicted of plotting to topple Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Reuters said. The previous day, the constitutional court ruled that the officers’ rights had been violated in the handling of digital evidence and the refusal to hear testimony from two former top military commanders. During the 2010-12 “Sledgehammer” trial, critics accused Erdogan of using the courts to pursue a “witch hunt” against the generals.
Israel on Thursday banned a British-based charity, Islamic Relief Worldwide, from operating in the occupied West Bank. IRW was accused of being a source of funding for the Palestinian Hamas Islamist movement, Reuters reported. Defense Minister Moshe Yaalon signed an order declaring the IRW an “unauthorized association.” The ruling empowers Israeli authorities to seize any funds the group might send to Palestinians in the West Bank. The IRW has not immediately commented on the ban. The organization says it has been working in the Palestinian territories since 1994, tending to underprivileged children as well as creating jobs and encouraging entrepreneurship with interest-free loans.
Denmark’s largest purpose-built mosque, including the country’s first minaret, opens in Copenhagen’s gritty northwest district. The project had received a 150 million kroner ($27.2 million) endowment from Qatar, AFP said. Copenhagen’s Muslim community will have a 6,700-square meter complex with a mosque after years of political wrangling. Relations between Denmark’s largest religious minority and the majority population have been strained in recent years.
US veterinarians have warned that outbreaks of a deadly pig virus will climb this autumn after a summertime hiatus, likely killing another 2.5 million pigs over the next 12 months, Reuters said. However, US Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack on Wednesday said that the nation is likely “on the other side” of the Porcine Epidemic Diarrhea virus (PEDv) due to approval of the first vaccine directly available to farmers. The spread of PEDv, which thrives in cold and damp conditions, has slowed due to warmer temperatures after peaking in February. PEDv does not reportedly threaten humans or food safety.
Israel fears that a jihadist offensive in Iraq may prompt concessions to Tehran from its longtime ally the US, AFP reported. If Washington needs Iran’s help to solve the Iraq crisis, the US“will need to be more flexible in negotiations on Iran’s nuclear program,” Israeli public radio cited Tourism Minister Uzi Landau as saying.“We’re in a situation where, to confront the threat from the global jihad, we rely on Iran and its allies.” A top Iranian official said Wednesday that Tehran could consider working with the US over the Iraq crisis if nuclear talks are successful.
Three Chinese activists who campaigned for government officials to disclose their wealth were jailed on Thursday. They were among more than a dozen detained in recent months for their anti-corruption activism. Two of the activists, Liu Ping and Wei Zhongping, were sentenced to 6 1/2 years in prison for using a cult to damage law enforcement, gathering a mob to disturb order in public places, and picking quarrels and provoking disputes, Reuters said.
Two cars reportedly caught fire Thursday afternoon after a bomb exploded in one of the vehicles in Jaffa, Tel Aviv. One person was killed and a second wounded in what appears to have been a criminally motivated attack, the Haaretz daily said.
An injured explorer trapped in Germany’s deepest cave system for 12 days was finally brought to the surface Thursday, Reuters reported. Speleologist Johann Westhauser, 52, injured his head in a rock fall on June 8 and was unable to climb back to the surface on his own, Bavaria’s mountain rescue service said. The complex rescue operation took so long to complete because the injured man could not stand and the ascent involved steep and narrow horizontal and vertical shafts. Some 70 rescue workers were in the cave, helping to bring Westhauser out.
Spain’s new king, Felipe VI, was sworn in on Thursday in a modest ceremony, Reuters reported. He called for Spain to stay united but respect the cultural differences among its regions. The new king ended a speech by saying “thank you” in Castilian Spanish, Basque, Catalan and Galician. Monarchists hope for a new era of popularity for the troubled royal family, which has been the subject of a series of corruption scandals as a recession pushes millions of Spaniards deeper into poverty.
An earthquake of magnitude 6.4 struck off the coast of the Pacific island nation of Vanuatu on Thursday, the US Geological Survey said. The quake at a depth of 69.6 miles (112 km), hit at 1027 GMT, Reuters reported. There were no reports of any casualties or damage on Vanuatu, 1,750 kilometers east of Australia, or any alert from the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center.
China’s biggest oil firms have prepared evacuation plans in case violence spreads in Iraq, state media reported Thursday. China has more than 10,000 workers on a wide range of projects in the Middle Eastern country, AFP reported.“If insurgents begin to attack Baghdad, we will pull out of the country immediately,” the Global Times quoted an employee of Chinese state-owned energy giant China National Offshore Oil Corp. as saying.
Argentina threatened to default on its debt on Wednesday when the government said it was “impossible” to pay a bond payment due June 30, Reuters reported. On Monday, the US Supreme Court declined to hear an appeal by Argentina in its battle against hedge funds that refused to take part in debt restructuring offered in 2005 and 2010. The long, drawn-out debt battle in US courts has prevented Argentina from accessing international capital markets.
The bodies of two Russian TV journalists who were killed near Lugansk in eastern Ukraine have been returned to Russia, their employer VGTRK said Thursday. Funerals for special correspondent Igor Kornelyuk and sound engineer Anton Voloshin are expected to take place Friday, Itar-Tass said. A three-member VGTRK camera crew came under mortar fire near the village of Metallist on the outskirts of Lugansk on June 17. The journalists were making a report about members of the local self-defense forces who were helping local residents to leave an area where fighting was going on.
Six soldiers and a marine have been killed in clashes with Abu Sayyaf militants in southern islands of The Philippines, military officials said. Government forces assaulted an Abu Sayyaf camp, sparking fierce fighting in which a marine was killed after dawn Thursday in Patikul town in Sulu, a predominantly Muslim province in the south, AP reported. Army reinforcements were hit by mortar fire 10 minutes later, killing six soldiers, military spokesman Lt. Col. Ramon Zagala said.
The number of Syrians housed in refugee camps and cities in neighboring Turkey has reached 1.05 million, Reuters quoted Turkish Deputy Prime Minister Besir Atalay as saying Thursday. Turkey has maintained an “open border” policy to refugees fleeing the conflict in Syria.
A Guantanamo prisoner accused of being an Al-Qaeda commander was in court Wednesday for the first time more than seven years after he was taken to the US base. Abd al-Hadi al-Iraqi was arraigned before a military judge on five war crimes charges for a series of deadly attacks in Afghanistan that included using suicide bombers and improvised explosive devices to kill US and allied forces. The 53-year-old Iraqi prisoner faces up to life in prison, AP said.
Australia has imposed sanctions against 50 Russian officials and 11 companies over the events in Ukraine, the Australian Foreign Ministry said in a statement Thursday. Among those on the list are Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin, Federation Council Speaker Valentina Matviyenko and State Duma Speaker Sergey Naryshkin, Itar-Tass reported. Australia imposed similar penalties on 12 Russian and Ukrainian citizens on March 19. On May 21, Australia announced it was extending the sanctions to 38 individuals and 11 legal entities from Russia and Ukraine.
The UN peacekeeping force in Mali will be getting unmanned drones to help protect civilians and UN troops in the volatile north of the country, AP reported. The peacekeeping forces’ chief, Herve Ladsous, told the UN Security Council that the unmanned aerial vehicles will provide critical information for peacekeepers. The UN is already using unmanned drones in its peacekeeping operation in Congo. Ladsous said last month that he would like to deploy drones in Mali, the Central African Republic and South Sudan.
The state of Florida put to death John Ruthell Henry, a 63-year-old man who fatally stabbed his wife and her young son in 1985, Wednesday evening — making that execution the third to take place in less than 24 hours, reports the AP. The spate of executions are the first since a botched April lethal injection in Oklahoma. The US Supreme Court had turned down an appeal made by Henry’s attorneys that he was mentally incapable of understanding his death sentence. Psychiatrists who took part in his trial testified that Henry possessed a low IQ and suffered from chronic paranoia. Florida was the first US state to implement the drug midazolam hydrochloride in lethal injection, a controversial three-drug protocol first used last year during the execution of William Happ, also used in Henry’s Wednesday execution.
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NSA backdoor surveillance handed a defeat by US Congress
The US House of Representatives has approved a measure to cut off funding for programs by the National Security Agency tasked with introducing security vulnerabilities within American tech products, otherwise known as backdoors. By an overwhelming vote of 293-123, the amendment to the Department of Defense Appropriations Act 2015–introduced by Republican Thomas Massie and Democrat Zoe Lofgren–also prohibits surveillance of Americans’ internet communications without a warrant under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.“We took a big step tonight to #ShutTheBackDoor on unwarranted government surveillance by passing the Massie-Lofgren amendment,” Lofgren wrote on her Facebook account Thursday evening. “The House stood up for the American people and the Constitution, and that is something we can all celebrate.”
US House votes to halt Guantanamo transfers
In a late vote on Thursday evening the US House of Representatives voted to prohibit federal funds from being used for transfers of Guantanamo Bay detainees, reports The Hill. The move was prompted by the controversy ignited by the release of Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl by the Taliban, which was secured through the transfer of five Taliban prisoners from the detention center in Guantanamo. The House amendment to the 2015 Defense appropriations bill, which was passed by a vote of 230-184, was introduced by Rep. Tom Cotton (R-Ark). “It simply shows the judgment of this Congress, the people’s representatives, that these remaining 149 detainees are too dangerous to be cavalierly released to a country without adequate constraints or notification to Congress,” Cotton said. The 2015 Defense appropriations bill is expected to pass on Friday.
Cosmonauts install Satellite Data Relay Network module outside ISS
Russian cosmonauts Alexander Skvortsov and Oleg Artemyev floated outside the International Space Station to install a communications antenna, Interfax reports citing command control. Cosmonauts successfully removed a shell of the space station’s Zvezda service module and installed an advanced communications antenna designed to beam telemetry between space and earth through the Luch. Satellite Data Relay Network or Luch is Russia’s equvallent to NASA’s Tracking and Data Relay Satellites.
US slaps sanction on Uganda over gay rights
Washington has introduced new sanctions against Uganda that includes visa bans, selective aid freeze and canceling a military air exercise after the African country’s leaders introduced tough anti-gay laws. The law which was introduced in February, “runs counter to universal human rights and complicates our bilateral relationship,” the White House said, blaming Uganda for “human rights abuses”. The law allows gays to be jailed for life and obligates people to denounce homosexuality to the authorities.
Turkish court orders release of 230 army officers convicted of coup plot
A Turkish criminal court ordered the release on Thursday of 230 military officers convicted of plotting to topple Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Reuters said. The previous day, the constitutional court ruled that the officers’ rights had been violated in the handling of digital evidence and the refusal to hear testimony from two former top military commanders. During the 2010-12 “Sledgehammer” trial, critics accused Erdogan of using the courts to pursue a “witch hunt” against the generals.
Israel bans UK-based Muslim charity as ‘source of funding’ for Hamas
Israel on Thursday banned a British-based charity, Islamic Relief Worldwide, from operating in the occupied West Bank. IRW was accused of being a source of funding for the Palestinian Hamas Islamist movement, Reuters reported. Defense Minister Moshe Yaalon signed an order declaring the IRW an “unauthorized association.” The ruling empowers Israeli authorities to seize any funds the group might send to Palestinians in the West Bank. The IRW has not immediately commented on the ban. The organization says it has been working in the Palestinian territories since 1994, tending to underprivileged children as well as creating jobs and encouraging entrepreneurship with interest-free loans.
Denmark opens first ‘real’ mosque bankrolled by Qatar
Denmark’s largest purpose-built mosque, including the country’s first minaret, opens in Copenhagen’s gritty northwest district. The project had received a 150 million kroner ($27.2 million) endowment from Qatar, AFP said. Copenhagen’s Muslim community will have a 6,700-square meter complex with a mosque after years of political wrangling. Relations between Denmark’s largest religious minority and the majority population have been strained in recent years.
US veterinarians warn of surge in deadly pig virus cases after summer
US veterinarians have warned that outbreaks of a deadly pig virus will climb this autumn after a summertime hiatus, likely killing another 2.5 million pigs over the next 12 months, Reuters said. However, US Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack on Wednesday said that the nation is likely “on the other side” of the Porcine Epidemic Diarrhea virus (PEDv) due to approval of the first vaccine directly available to farmers. The spread of PEDv, which thrives in cold and damp conditions, has slowed due to warmer temperatures after peaking in February. PEDv does not reportedly threaten humans or food safety.
Israel politicians warn Iraq crisis may spark US concessions to Iran
Israel fears that a jihadist offensive in Iraq may prompt concessions to Tehran from its longtime ally the US, AFP reported. If Washington needs Iran’s help to solve the Iraq crisis, the US“will need to be more flexible in negotiations on Iran’s nuclear program,” Israeli public radio cited Tourism Minister Uzi Landau as saying.“We’re in a situation where, to confront the threat from the global jihad, we rely on Iran and its allies.” A top Iranian official said Wednesday that Tehran could consider working with the US over the Iraq crisis if nuclear talks are successful.
Anti-corruption activists jailed after high-profile China trial
Three Chinese activists who campaigned for government officials to disclose their wealth were jailed on Thursday. They were among more than a dozen detained in recent months for their anti-corruption activism. Two of the activists, Liu Ping and Wei Zhongping, were sentenced to 6 1/2 years in prison for using a cult to damage law enforcement, gathering a mob to disturb order in public places, and picking quarrels and provoking disputes, Reuters said.
1 killed as bomb explodes in car in Tel Aviv, criminal incident suspected
Two cars reportedly caught fire Thursday afternoon after a bomb exploded in one of the vehicles in Jaffa, Tel Aviv. One person was killed and a second wounded in what appears to have been a criminally motivated attack, the Haaretz daily said.
Explorer trapped in German cave rescued after 12 days
An injured explorer trapped in Germany’s deepest cave system for 12 days was finally brought to the surface Thursday, Reuters reported. Speleologist Johann Westhauser, 52, injured his head in a rock fall on June 8 and was unable to climb back to the surface on his own, Bavaria’s mountain rescue service said. The complex rescue operation took so long to complete because the injured man could not stand and the ascent involved steep and narrow horizontal and vertical shafts. Some 70 rescue workers were in the cave, helping to bring Westhauser out.
New Spanish king Felipe VI calls for unity with regional differences
Spain’s new king, Felipe VI, was sworn in on Thursday in a modest ceremony, Reuters reported. He called for Spain to stay united but respect the cultural differences among its regions. The new king ended a speech by saying “thank you” in Castilian Spanish, Basque, Catalan and Galician. Monarchists hope for a new era of popularity for the troubled royal family, which has been the subject of a series of corruption scandals as a recession pushes millions of Spaniards deeper into poverty.
6.4-magnitude quake strikes off Vanuatu in southern Pacific
An earthquake of magnitude 6.4 struck off the coast of the Pacific island nation of Vanuatu on Thursday, the US Geological Survey said. The quake at a depth of 69.6 miles (112 km), hit at 1027 GMT, Reuters reported. There were no reports of any casualties or damage on Vanuatu, 1,750 kilometers east of Australia, or any alert from the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center.
China oil firms prepare Iraq evacuation plans
China’s biggest oil firms have prepared evacuation plans in case violence spreads in Iraq, state media reported Thursday. China has more than 10,000 workers on a wide range of projects in the Middle Eastern country, AFP reported.“If insurgents begin to attack Baghdad, we will pull out of the country immediately,” the Global Times quoted an employee of Chinese state-owned energy giant China National Offshore Oil Corp. as saying.
Argentina warns of default as next bond payment ‘impossible’
Argentina threatened to default on its debt on Wednesday when the government said it was “impossible” to pay a bond payment due June 30, Reuters reported. On Monday, the US Supreme Court declined to hear an appeal by Argentina in its battle against hedge funds that refused to take part in debt restructuring offered in 2005 and 2010. The long, drawn-out debt battle in US courts has prevented Argentina from accessing international capital markets.
Bodies of Russian journalists killed in Ukraine returned to Moscow
The bodies of two Russian TV journalists who were killed near Lugansk in eastern Ukraine have been returned to Russia, their employer VGTRK said Thursday. Funerals for special correspondent Igor Kornelyuk and sound engineer Anton Voloshin are expected to take place Friday, Itar-Tass said. A three-member VGTRK camera crew came under mortar fire near the village of Metallist on the outskirts of Lugansk on June 17. The journalists were making a report about members of the local self-defense forces who were helping local residents to leave an area where fighting was going on.
6 soldiers, marine killed in clashes with Philippines militants
Six soldiers and a marine have been killed in clashes with Abu Sayyaf militants in southern islands of The Philippines, military officials said. Government forces assaulted an Abu Sayyaf camp, sparking fierce fighting in which a marine was killed after dawn Thursday in Patikul town in Sulu, a predominantly Muslim province in the south, AP reported. Army reinforcements were hit by mortar fire 10 minutes later, killing six soldiers, military spokesman Lt. Col. Ramon Zagala said.
Number of Syrian refugees in Turkey exceeds 1mn – deputy PM
The number of Syrians housed in refugee camps and cities in neighboring Turkey has reached 1.05 million, Reuters quoted Turkish Deputy Prime Minister Besir Atalay as saying Thursday. Turkey has maintained an “open border” policy to refugees fleeing the conflict in Syria.
Suspected Iraqi Al-Qaeda commander faces charges after 7 years at Guantanamo
A Guantanamo prisoner accused of being an Al-Qaeda commander was in court Wednesday for the first time more than seven years after he was taken to the US base. Abd al-Hadi al-Iraqi was arraigned before a military judge on five war crimes charges for a series of deadly attacks in Afghanistan that included using suicide bombers and improvised explosive devices to kill US and allied forces. The 53-year-old Iraqi prisoner faces up to life in prison, AP said.
Australia slaps sanctions on 50 Russians, 11 companies
Australia has imposed sanctions against 50 Russian officials and 11 companies over the events in Ukraine, the Australian Foreign Ministry said in a statement Thursday. Among those on the list are Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin, Federation Council Speaker Valentina Matviyenko and State Duma Speaker Sergey Naryshkin, Itar-Tass reported. Australia imposed similar penalties on 12 Russian and Ukrainian citizens on March 19. On May 21, Australia announced it was extending the sanctions to 38 individuals and 11 legal entities from Russia and Ukraine.
UN peacekeeping force in Mali to get unmanned drones
The UN peacekeeping force in Mali will be getting unmanned drones to help protect civilians and UN troops in the volatile north of the country, AP reported. The peacekeeping forces’ chief, Herve Ladsous, told the UN Security Council that the unmanned aerial vehicles will provide critical information for peacekeepers. The UN is already using unmanned drones in its peacekeeping operation in Congo. Ladsous said last month that he would like to deploy drones in Mali, the Central African Republic and South Sudan.
Florida execution marks third in the US in less than 24 hours
The state of Florida put to death John Ruthell Henry, a 63-year-old man who fatally stabbed his wife and her young son in 1985, Wednesday evening — making that execution the third to take place in less than 24 hours, reports the AP. The spate of executions are the first since a botched April lethal injection in Oklahoma. The US Supreme Court had turned down an appeal made by Henry’s attorneys that he was mentally incapable of understanding his death sentence. Psychiatrists who took part in his trial testified that Henry possessed a low IQ and suffered from chronic paranoia. Florida was the first US state to implement the drug midazolam hydrochloride in lethal injection, a controversial three-drug protocol first used last year during the execution of William Happ, also used in Henry’s Wednesday execution.
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Javadekar : TV channels time to be creative
20062014 Javadekar said that as a “trade-off” for the benefits to the broadcasting industry because of digitisation, the government wants it to think how the consumer can gain.
“Digitisation has resulted in increasing your subscriber base and revenue base….But what has been done is just 25 percent and we want to do the rest also. But what are you doing for viewers? “I am asking for a trade-off. Will you reduce the subscription of the consumer? Should I (the consumer) pay more and watch more advertisements as well? You say what you can do there,” Javadekar told the top executives present. He said those in government are representatives of the people and should work in their interest.
Javadekar said most of the Set Top Boxes meant for digitisation of cable sector and other equipment were being imported and efforts should be made to produce them in the country.
“We will not delay becasue of this but some effort should be made,” he said. Javadekar said there were issues related to the advertising code which those in the field should address.
“Somebody applies a deodorant and all women come running, this is demeaning and not the way an advertisement should be,” he said. He said decency should be there as children also watch television. “I am not saying that the government is imposing anything but as I have said earlier the industry should evolve a code about what is decent and what is not decent,” he said.
Addressing the concerns of representatives of media and entertainment industry, Javadekar said government will not act as an obstacle in the efforts of the industry but will be a partner in the rapid progress of the sector.
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Lankan parliament votes to not to allow UNHRC probe team
21062014
Sri Lankan parliament overwhelmingly voted not to allow the UNHRC team into the country to investigate alleged human rights abuses during the last phase of the civil war against the LTTE.
The government moved resolution was passed with 144 votes in favour, 10 against and 37 abstentions in the 225-membered house.”That this Parliament resolves that the investigation to be conducted against Sri Lanka by the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights should not be carried out on the ground that such a course of action is detrimental to the process of reconciliation and peace and that it erodes the sovereignty, dignity and stature of Sri Lanka”, the resolution said.
Two amendments moved by the Opposition were defeated. The government received a jolt ahead of the vote when a key ally, Sri Lanka Muslim Congress, said they were boycotting the parliament debate on the resolution.
Party leader, Rauff Hakeem, who is also the Minister of Justice said they were skipping parliament as the government had failed to provide security to the Muslims against a communal riot in the southwestern region.
“We are convinced that the government did not do anything to prevent the violence”, Hakeem said.
At least 4 Muslims were killed while nearly 100 were injured in the attacks blamed on the Buddhist majority BBS or the Forces of Buddhist Power.
The UN rights body’s investigation is in terms of a resolution adopted in March at the UNHRC. The investigation is to commence soon.
The action sanctioned by the UN rights body’s three successive resolutions since 2012.
Sri Lanka’s lack of action to control inter-religious tensions was highlighted by the UN rights chief Navy Pillay during her visit to the island last year.
Stepping up the international pressure, the European Union on Wednesday urged the Sri Lankan government to uphold the rule of law.
“We condemn the outbreak of violence which resulted in the loss of lives and extensive damage to property,” a EU statement said.
Up to 40,000 Tamil civilians were killed at the end of the separatist war in 2009, rights groups and experts have said.
Two amendments moved by the Opposition were defeated. The government received a jolt ahead of the vote when a key ally, Sri Lanka Muslim Congress, said they were boycotting the parliament debate on the resolution.
Party leader, Rauff Hakeem, who is also the Minister of Justice said they were skipping parliament as the government had failed to provide security to the Muslims against a communal riot in the southwestern region.
“We are convinced that the government did not do anything to prevent the violence”, Hakeem said.
At least 4 Muslims were killed while nearly 100 were injured in the attacks blamed on the Buddhist majority BBS or the Forces of Buddhist Power.
The UN rights body’s investigation is in terms of a resolution adopted in March at the UNHRC. The investigation is to commence soon.
The action sanctioned by the UN rights body’s three successive resolutions since 2012.
Sri Lanka’s lack of action to control inter-religious tensions was highlighted by the UN rights chief Navy Pillay during her visit to the island last year.
Stepping up the international pressure, the European Union on Wednesday urged the Sri Lankan government to uphold the rule of law.
“We condemn the outbreak of violence which resulted in the loss of lives and extensive damage to property,” a EU statement said.
Up to 40,000 Tamil civilians were killed at the end of the separatist war in 2009, rights groups and experts have said.
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Putin orders central Russia forces on combat alert
21062014
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Saturday ordered military forces in central Russia on combat alert as well as a drill of airborne troops, a day after Ukraine ordered a cease-fire with pro-Russian rebels.
NATO said earlier this week that Russia has resumed a military build-up on the border with Ukraine where pro-Russian separatists have been fighting government forces for weeks in a conflict that has left about 300 people dead and displaced over 34,000. Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko ordered his forces to cease fire yesterday and halt military operations for a week, the first step in a peace plan he hopes will end the fighting that has killed hundreds. The Kremlin dismissed the plan, saying it sounded like an ultimatum and lacked any firm offer to open talks with insurgents. The combat alert in the central military district, which encompasses the Volga region and the Ural mountains but not western Russia, will last until next Saturday, Russian Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu said, quoted by Russian state news agencies. Some 65,000 troops will take part in military drills accompanying the combat alert, according to head of Russian General Staff Gen Valery Gerasimov, including several thousand troops of an airborne division which will be moved from a city 200 kilometres east of Moscow where they are stationed to the Ural mountains. Russia’s combat alert was ordered on the first day of the cease-fire in Ukraine, which was nonetheless marked by more fighting along the border. The Ukrainian Border Guard Service reported overnight attacks on two border posts in the Donetsk region, which left three troops injured, hours after the cease-fire was announced. One of the posts, Vyselky, was attacked with mortar and sniper fire for half an hour, the border guards said. An attack on another border post, Izvaryne, immediately before the cease-fire left six men injured, the border guard service said. Ukraine’s Defence Ministry reported two attacks on the quarters of a missile unit in the village of Avdiyivka. Kiev said men armed with automatic rifles and grenade launchers attacked the base at 11 pm — one hour after the cease-fire was announced — prompting the army to respond. The rebels left in the morning, the defence ministry said.
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Rail fare hike difficult but correct decision: Jaitley
21062014
Defending the steep hike in rail fare and freight rates as a ‘difficult but correct decision’, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today said the railways can survive only if users pay for availing of facilities.
“The passenger services have been subsidised by the freight traffic. In recent years, even freight fares have come under pressure,” he said in his first reaction to the 14.2 per cent increase in passenger fares and 6.5 per cent hike in freight rates.
Stating that the choice before the government was to allow the railways to bleed and eventually walk into a debt trap or raise fares, Jaitley said, “India must decide whether it wants a world-class railway or a ramshackled one”.
“The railway minister has taken a difficult but a correct decision…The Indian Railways for the last few years have been running at a loss. The only way that Railways can survive is when users pay for the facilities that they avail.”
BJP leaders term rail fare hike a strong and effective measure
Bharatiya Janata Party leader Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi and Siddharth Nath Singh defended the rail fare hike, calling it a strong and effective measure to counter Congress’ failure.
Naqvi told the news agency, “Correction of the Congress’ failures is the priority,” adding, “The challenges the country is facing is an inheritance passed by the people who are protesting against it.”
He added, “The Modi government was trying to take strong and effective measures. Soon people will realise that measures that are being taken is to rid people of their problems.”
Meanwhile, BJP leader Siddharth Nath Singh said, “Any government faces two choices, to go for the growth or to give doles in the form of vote bank, the decision taken by PM Narendra Modi’s government is to bring India out of the economic mess left by the earlier UPA-II government.”
About the railway hike, he said, “It was a decision that the previous government had already taken in February but they did not announce it because of the upcoming elections and the vote bank consideration and, therefore, left the decision to the new government.”
Stating that the choice before the government was to allow the railways to bleed and eventually walk into a debt trap or raise fares, Jaitley said, “India must decide whether it wants a world-class railway or a ramshackled one”.
“The railway minister has taken a difficult but a correct decision…The Indian Railways for the last few years have been running at a loss. The only way that Railways can survive is when users pay for the facilities that they avail.”
BJP leaders term rail fare hike a strong and effective measure
Bharatiya Janata Party leader Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi and Siddharth Nath Singh defended the rail fare hike, calling it a strong and effective measure to counter Congress’ failure.
Naqvi told the news agency, “Correction of the Congress’ failures is the priority,” adding, “The challenges the country is facing is an inheritance passed by the people who are protesting against it.”
He added, “The Modi government was trying to take strong and effective measures. Soon people will realise that measures that are being taken is to rid people of their problems.”
Meanwhile, BJP leader Siddharth Nath Singh said, “Any government faces two choices, to go for the growth or to give doles in the form of vote bank, the decision taken by PM Narendra Modi’s government is to bring India out of the economic mess left by the earlier UPA-II government.”
About the railway hike, he said, “It was a decision that the previous government had already taken in February but they did not announce it because of the upcoming elections and the vote bank consideration and, therefore, left the decision to the new government.”
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PM Modi address to US Congress
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi is expected to receive the honour of addressing a joint session of the US Congress during a visit to Washington in September. | |
California Republican Ed Royce, chairman of the House of Representatives Foreign Affairs Committee, wrote to House Speaker John Boehner on Friday and asked that he invite Mr Modi to address a joint session of the House and Senate during his trip. “In every aspect – whether it be in political, economic or security relations – the United States has no more important partner in South Asia,” the letter said. “It is not an overstatement to say that the US-India relationship will be one of the defining partnerships of the 21st century.” Mr Boehner’s office did not immediately announce a response to the letter, which was also signed by North Carolina Republican Representative George Holding. Congressional aides said they expected an invitation would be issued to Mr Modi. The administration of President George W Bush denied Mr Modi a visa in 2005 under a 1998 US law barring entry to foreigners who have committed “particularly severe violations of religious freedom.” In 2002, when Mr Modi had just become Gujarat’s chief minister, more than 1,000 people, mostly Muslims, were killed in sectarian riots in the state. Mr Modi denied any wrongdoing. India’s Supreme Court ruled in 2010 he had no case to answer. President Barack Obama congratulated PM Modi on his election victory in mid-May and invited him to the White House. The United States, which sees India as a natural ally and potential counterbalance to China in Asia, is eager to expand business and security cooperation with the Modi government. | |
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UPA governors infix
21062014 With this list of Congress appointed Governors list Congress contention of its strong case with a 2010 Supreme Court order which had said the removal of the governors was untenable as its constitutional appointment,
M K Narayanan of West Bengal, Sheila Dikshit pf Kerala, Margaret Alva of Rajasthan, Kamla Beniwal Gujarat, BL Joshi (Uttar Pradesh), K Sankaranarayanan (Maharashtra) and Devendra Konwar (Tripura).
In spite of Congress directive not to resign as per SC Verdict. Uttar Pradesh governor B L Joshi and Chhattisgarh governor Shekhar Dutt rendered their resignations, the others have decided to stay put.
Congress did removed NDA appointed governors after Congress came to power 2004 , Congress has considered this time to challenge the new government on this issue as per SC Verdict 2010 thua advised its appointees not to resign.
M K Narayanan of West Bengal, Sheila Dikshit pf Kerala, Margaret Alva of Rajasthan, Kamla Beniwal Gujarat, BL Joshi (Uttar Pradesh), K Sankaranarayanan (Maharashtra) and Devendra Konwar (Tripura).
In spite of Congress directive not to resign as per SC Verdict. Uttar Pradesh governor B L Joshi and Chhattisgarh governor Shekhar Dutt rendered their resignations, the others have decided to stay put.
Congress did removed NDA appointed governors after Congress came to power 2004 , Congress has considered this time to challenge the new government on this issue as per SC Verdict 2010 thua advised its appointees not to resign.
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Biometric National Population Register (NPR) is aadhaar by another name
21062014Opposed by Narendra Modi, Biometric National Population Register (NPR) is aadhaar by another name
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UNITED INDIA INSURANCE PAYS R 106 CRORES AS DIVIDEND
21062014UNITED INDIA INSURANCE PAYS R 106 CRORES AS DIVIDEND FOR THE YEAR 2013-14 AND HANDS OVER CHEQUE TO HON. UNION FINANCE MINISTER SHRI ARUN JAITLEY
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Shri Milind Kharat, CMD, United India Insurance Company presented a Dividend cheque of R106 crores for the year 2013-14 to the Hon. Union Finance Minister Shri Arun Jaitley at New Delhi on 19th June 2014.
The Dividend of R106 crores declared amounts to 70.66% of paid-up capital. The premium income of the Company for the year 2013-14 stands at R9709 crores with an accretion of R443 crores over last year. The Company earned a net Profit After Tax of R528 crores during 2013-14.
The investment income of the company stood at R1857 crores as against R1777 crores last year and market value of the Company’s total investment portfolio is R21545 crores. The solvency margin as at 31.03.2014 is 2.54 as against the statutory requirements of 1.50 for the year 2013-14. The net worth of the company grew to a robust R5361 crores showing an increase of 8% over last year.
The company enjoys strong fundamentals with ICRA according iAAA rating for the 12th consecutive year indicating its highest claim paying credentials. The company has secured B++ (positive) rating from AM Best, an international Rating Agency. The reputation of the company paying dividend to the Government of India continuously over the period of years remains intact.
Shri Milind Kharat, CMD, United India Insurance Company presented a Dividend cheque of R106 crores for the year 2013-14 to the Hon. Union Finance Minister Shri Arun Jaitley at New Delhi on 19th June 2014.
The Dividend of R106 crores declared amounts to 70.66% of paid-up capital. The premium income of the Company for the year 2013-14 stands at R9709 crores with an accretion of R443 crores over last year. The Company earned a net Profit After Tax of R528 crores during 2013-14.
The investment income of the company stood at R1857 crores as against R1777 crores last year and market value of the Company’s total investment portfolio is R21545 crores. The solvency margin as at 31.03.2014 is 2.54 as against the statutory requirements of 1.50 for the year 2013-14. The net worth of the company grew to a robust R5361 crores showing an increase of 8% over last year.
The company enjoys strong fundamentals with ICRA according iAAA rating for the 12th consecutive year indicating its highest claim paying credentials. The company has secured B++ (positive) rating from AM Best, an international Rating Agency. The reputation of the company paying dividend to the Government of India continuously over the period of years remains intact.
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Costa Rica beat Italy
21062014
Costa Rica energetic and speedy performance shocked a fancied Italy 1-0 thereby booking a last 16 berth and also ensuring England’s ouster from the World Cup at Recife on Friday.
Italy faces Costa Rica and at half time both teams showed their skill to Pass the ball and dribble to ones interst but Just before half time at 44 minutes Bryan Ruiz of Costa Rica with-head kick made it to the goal with best of video Technology showing the goad well placed.Costa Rica with lead of a goal were in total delight.Team costa Rica making aggressive efforts to possess the ball and work out with eff9cent speed.Team Italy with more collective spirit to be back in the game with their capacity and intensity.43rd minute, Costa Rica looked like being denied a penalty when their striker Joel Campbell latched on to a ball from middle-third and sprinted down inside the box before being felled by Giorgio Chiellini but referee Enrique Osses thouight otherwise.
But within a minute, the Costa Ricans got their lead as left wing back Junior Diaz kept a measured cross from the left as Bryan Ruiz evaded the duo of Chiellini and Matteo Darmian to head home.
The ball hit the horizontal before crossing the goalline beating a full stretched Gianluigi Buffon.
The first half could be divided into three distincts parts with first and last phase belonging to Costa Rica while Italy dominated for a duration during the middle phase.
The first 15 minutes belonged to Costa Rica who pressed really hard with Cristian Bolanos’ inswinging corner saw Celso Borges head wide off the target despite wrong anticipation on Buffon’s part.
Bolanos, Gamboa and Campbell took control of the midfield during that phase as Mario Balotelli cut a lonely figure upfront.
The next 20 minutes saw Italy get into the game as their midfield artist Andrea Pirlo got into the action providing a couple of assists for Balotelli.
Costa Rica kept their aggressive energy intact and kept on trying to possess the ball giving less chance to Italy to bounce back in game.costa Rica till last minute with fighting spirit maintain the lead of one goal and thus qualify for last sixteen.
Italy faces Costa Rica and at half time both teams showed their skill to Pass the ball and dribble to ones interst but Just before half time at 44 minutes Bryan Ruiz of Costa Rica with-head kick made it to the goal with best of video Technology showing the goad well placed.Costa Rica with lead of a goal were in total delight.Team costa Rica making aggressive efforts to possess the ball and work out with eff9cent speed.Team Italy with more collective spirit to be back in the game with their capacity and intensity.43rd minute, Costa Rica looked like being denied a penalty when their striker Joel Campbell latched on to a ball from middle-third and sprinted down inside the box before being felled by Giorgio Chiellini but referee Enrique Osses thouight otherwise.
But within a minute, the Costa Ricans got their lead as left wing back Junior Diaz kept a measured cross from the left as Bryan Ruiz evaded the duo of Chiellini and Matteo Darmian to head home.
The ball hit the horizontal before crossing the goalline beating a full stretched Gianluigi Buffon.
The first half could be divided into three distincts parts with first and last phase belonging to Costa Rica while Italy dominated for a duration during the middle phase.
The first 15 minutes belonged to Costa Rica who pressed really hard with Cristian Bolanos’ inswinging corner saw Celso Borges head wide off the target despite wrong anticipation on Buffon’s part.
Bolanos, Gamboa and Campbell took control of the midfield during that phase as Mario Balotelli cut a lonely figure upfront.
The next 20 minutes saw Italy get into the game as their midfield artist Andrea Pirlo got into the action providing a couple of assists for Balotelli.
Costa Rica kept their aggressive energy intact and kept on trying to possess the ball giving less chance to Italy to bounce back in game.costa Rica till last minute with fighting spirit maintain the lead of one goal and thus qualify for last sixteen.
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France beat sluggish Switzerland 5-2
21062014
SALVADOR: France all but insured their place in the World Cup knock-out rounds by crushing Switzerland 5-2 in Salvador on Friday.
France were in complete command during their match against Switzerland which they won convincingly despite Karim Benzema missing a penalty.
The Real Madrid hitman did make amends with an opportunistic strike as did Olivier Giroud with a header, Blaise Matuidi off a counter.
Diminutive Mathieu Valbuena and young Moussa Sissoko also didn’t miss out on converting the assists.
Benzema provided a couple of assists apart from scoring his third goal for the Les Bleus in the tournament.
The Fifa Rankings went for a toss as the higher ranked Swiss men (No 6) were outplayed by Didier Deschamps’ men as the French manager is in pursuit of becoming only the third player-turned-manager to win the World Cup for his country.
Franz Beckenbauer and Mario Zagallo are the ones who have achieved the coveted feat.
Benzema’s close-range strike and a Sissoko effort added further gloss in the second period, before Blerim Dzemaili and Xhaka bagged late consolation goals for the losing team.
France are now on the brink of the last 16 having taken a maximum six points, while Switzerland still have work to do in their final pool encounter with Honduras.
Switerland’s woes started early when Steve von Bergen caught a boot in the face from Giroud and had to be replaced.
And Giroud was in the thick of the action again when he put France ahead in the 17th minute.
The Arsenal striker leapt highest to thump Valbuena’s corner past Benaglio who, despite getting a full hand to the ball, could not keep the effort out. Within 66 seconds, Frenchmen took complete control.
Benzema pounced on Valon Behrami’s poor pass before playing in Matuidi on the left of the box and he side-footed past Benaglio at the near-post, the goalkeeper perhaps beaten too easily.
France missed the chance to extend the lead in the 33rd minute when referee Bjorn Kuipers pointed to the spot after Johan Djourou recklessly felled Benzema.
However, Benaglio dived to his right to keep out Benzema’s spot-kick before Yohan Cabaye inexplicably volleyed the rebound against the crossbar. But France did get a third just five minutes before the break.
Raphael Varane brought the ball away following a Swiss corner before producing an exquisite pass that sent Giroud free down the left and he in turn laid the ball across goal for Valbuena, who could not miss from inside the six-yard box.
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Valencia valiant effort Ecuador thrash Honduras
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Ecuador moved into second place in World Cup Group E as two goals from Enner Valencia handed them a 2-1 win over Honduras in Curitiba on Friday.
Honduras had looked on course for their first ever World Cup win when Carlo Costly fired them in front on 31 minutes, but Valencia levelled from close range just three minutes later.
And the Pachuca striker moved alongside Karim Benzema, Robin Van Persie, Thomas Mueller and Arjen Robben as the tournament´s joint top scorer on three goals when he headed home the winner from Walter Ayovi´s free-kick 25 minutes from time.
Ecuador now lead Switzerland on goal difference with both sides locked on three points after two games behind group leaders France on six.
However, Honduras can also still qualify despite losing both their games so far should they heavily defeat the Swiss and Ecuador lose to France.
After a nervy opening from both sides the game began to open up midway through the half and Honduras felt they had a strong penalty appeal waved away by Australian referee Benjamin Williams when Costly went down under pressure from Juan Paredes.
Moments later it was Ecuador who should have taken the lead as Valencia timed his run onto Frickson Erazo´s long ball forward perfectly but couldn´t find the target when left with just Noel Valladares to beat.
Honduras´s first clear chance of the game came just before the half hour mark when Victor Bernardez headed wide when unmarked at the far post.
Four minutes later, though, Costly did net his country´s first World Cup goal in five games stretching back to their inaugural appearance at the finals in 1982 as he beat Jorge Guagua to a high ball before slamming home left footed.
The Hondurans´ lead was short-lived as within three minutes Juan Paredes´ deflected effort fell perfectly for Valencia to bundle home his second goal of the tournament.
Honduras ended the half the stronger side as Bernardez´s powerful free-kick was turned behind by Alexander Dominguez and Jerry Bengston rightly had a goal ruled out for handball after Costly´s initial header had come back off the post.
After the break it was Ecuador´s turn to feel aggrieved with referee Williams as he again was unmoved when Felipe Caicedo tumbled under a challenge from Maynor Figueroa.
However, that decision mattered little in the end as Valencia netted the winner when he rose highest to meet Ayovi´s sweet delivery.
It was a come-from-behind win for the Ecuadorians after Carlos Costly got Honduras ahead in the 31st minute.
Ecuador now are placed second in the group behind France and will like to put up a spirited fight against the 1998 World Cup winners.
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Poor monsoon no excuse for price rise, Govt needs to act
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World Cup 2014 on 20 June : Costa Rica beat Italy
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Rail fare, freight hike
20062014 Rail freight and fare hike before the budget session is bitter bill by Modi government. A Bitter pill of which Modi has enunciated in his public address before the budget is coming to light with first shot of surge in rail hike of fares and freight rates.Rail minister said he is implementing previous government plan and this surge has come after the Railway Chairman had meeting with PMO last night.
Rail freight hike by 6.5%
Rail fare hike by 14.2%
People hope s on Modi government has been dashed down ,immediate reaction of this will soon bring masses back to the desperation and despair .Masses specially youth will not trust the political assurances and their words.trust deficit which existed between politicians and masses remains intact.
Modi outlook to bring in creativity has too lost its luster.
Modi Goverment is under attack by various political parties for this untimely hike of rail fares.
Manish Tiwari Congress spokesperson has called these hike a contradiction in Modi governments slogan shouting and it’s action on the ground.
RJD Chief Lallu has asked for roll back of this hike in rail fare and freight.
Brinda Karat too has jibed that these are the incoming of this Good days ahead slogan for common man.
Modi government to come under severe criticism the way this hike has been imposed on the public,the enhancement of rail rates may be compulsion of the rail costing of Indian rail but for this government needs to explain the masses along with certain amenities to be provided to justify the hike.Rail managements plan to bring more funds imperative for their day to day costing couldq also be allocated by the government injecting funds with PP models along with the adequate hike at the time of rail budget but the concession to General passengers were too important which Modi has not paid any heed.
Next week natural Disater will prevail and the Modi Goverment to faces challenges offood wheat,rice to rot in coming rains but donot reach market to lower or contain inflation , soon Goverment will roll out crocodile tears as floods and drought to make twin attack on government as usual.
Interestingly it is also implied that PM who has abandoned Press conference in BJP HQ from last thirty days doesn’t not trust it’s talent or intellect of sffaron apokesperson.PMO moving with such action seen as inaction better ,further imposes grave responsibilities and account abilities for all action fair or unfair part of PMO direct act which brings descision not versatile and make it hoarded not good for governance.
Rail freight hike by 6.5%
Rail fare hike by 14.2%
People hope s on Modi government has been dashed down ,immediate reaction of this will soon bring masses back to the desperation and despair .Masses specially youth will not trust the political assurances and their words.trust deficit which existed between politicians and masses remains intact.
Modi outlook to bring in creativity has too lost its luster.
Modi Goverment is under attack by various political parties for this untimely hike of rail fares.
Manish Tiwari Congress spokesperson has called these hike a contradiction in Modi governments slogan shouting and it’s action on the ground.
RJD Chief Lallu has asked for roll back of this hike in rail fare and freight.
Brinda Karat too has jibed that these are the incoming of this Good days ahead slogan for common man.
Modi government to come under severe criticism the way this hike has been imposed on the public,the enhancement of rail rates may be compulsion of the rail costing of Indian rail but for this government needs to explain the masses along with certain amenities to be provided to justify the hike.Rail managements plan to bring more funds imperative for their day to day costing couldq also be allocated by the government injecting funds with PP models along with the adequate hike at the time of rail budget but the concession to General passengers were too important which Modi has not paid any heed.
Next week natural Disater will prevail and the Modi Goverment to faces challenges offood wheat,rice to rot in coming rains but donot reach market to lower or contain inflation , soon Goverment will roll out crocodile tears as floods and drought to make twin attack on government as usual.
Interestingly it is also implied that PM who has abandoned Press conference in BJP HQ from last thirty days doesn’t not trust it’s talent or intellect of sffaron apokesperson.PMO moving with such action seen as inaction better ,further imposes grave responsibilities and account abilities for all action fair or unfair part of PMO direct act which brings descision not versatile and make it hoarded not good for governance.
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Bosnia-Hercegovina's maiden appearance at a World Cup finals ended in disappointment as Peter Odemwingie's goal condemned them to a 1-0 defeat by African champions Nigeria in Cuiaba and ensured they could not qualify for the second round. | |
Nigeria's win, their first at a World Cup finals since 1998, leaves them as favourites to join Argentina in the second round. Argentina are on six points after beating Iran 1-0 earlier on Saturday to leave the Iranians on a point while the Nigerians are on four points. Nigeria play Argentina in their final group game on Thursday the Africans have lost all three times they have previously played the South American side in the group stages, losing 1-0 on the last occasion in 2010. Nigeria were a completely different team to the one that had barely got out of a Sunday morning stroll in the 0-0 draw with Iran. Emmanuel Emineke always looked a threat and it was he who created the goal, as he burst down the right and engaged in a race for the ball with veteran Bosnian skipper Emir Spahic, who tried vainly to obstruct the Nigerian. However, the central defender had completely misjudged the situation as Emineke went the opposite side and outpaced him to collect the ball before unselfishly squaring it to Peter Odemwingie, with the Stoke City striker tucking the ball away. | |
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ANUSHA RIZVI ON DEPICTION OF WOMEN IN CINEMA
23062014>ANUSHA RIZVI ON DEPICTION OF WOMEN IN CINEMA
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India to seek expeditious sharing of bank info from Swiss govt
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Seeking to expedite information sharing from the European nation, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley on Monday said the government will write to Switzerland seeking details of Indians having unaccounted money in Swiss banks. | |
The Minister’s remark comes a day after a Swiss government official told PTI that names of certain persons and entities, who have come under scanner of Swiss authorities, is being shared with India. Jaitley said his Ministry is yet to receive official communication in this regard. “We are today writing ourselves to the Swiss authorities with whom the Ministry has been in touch so that details with regard to whatever information the authorities have can be expedited and the cooperation between the Swiss authorities and the government of India can bring fruitful results. Our communication will be sent today itself,” Jaitley said in New Delhi on Monday. He was referring to the issue of Indians allegedly stashing unaccounted money in Swiss banks. “News has appeared in various sections of the media quoting Swiss authorities that they are willing to actively cooperate with the government of India in giving details about Indians who hold bank accounts in the Swiss banking system,” he said. According to the latest data published by Switzerland’s central bank SNB, Indian money in various Swiss banks rose by 43 percent during 2013 to close to Rs 14,000 crore, including the money held directly by Indian clients and those through fiduciaries or wealth managers. | |
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Rail fare hike will fuel inflation
23062014Rail fare hike will fuel inflation
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FICCI-CMSME and IDBI workshop on MSME Financing:
23062014<h3 “”=”” id=”yui_3_16_0_1_1403531162383_8744″>FICCI-CMSME and IDBI workshop on MSME Financing: Opportunity to avail concession of 100 bps on interest rates and only 0.10% processing fee”.
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To Me
Today at 3:19 PM
June 23, 2014
Mr. N. K. Sagar
Vice President
Enkay Sagar Holding Pvt. Ltd.
New Delhi
Dear Mr. Sagar,
FICCI-CMSME and IDBI workshop on MSME Financing: Opportunity to avail concession of 100 bps on interest rates and only 0.10% processing fee
I am happy to inform you that FICCI-CMSME, an affiliated body under the umbrella of FICCI, has entered into a partnership with IDBI Bank Ltd offering concession of 100 bps on interest rates and charging only 0.10% processing fee from member MSMEs.
FICCI-CMSME’s proactive approach focuses to empower MSMEs increase efficiency and build competitiveness through free consultation & faster availability of credit & finance at low cost. Against this backdrop FICCI-CMSME and IDBI are planning to organize a two hours workshop on July 02, 2014 at FICCI, Federation House, Tansen Marg, New Delhi from 3.00-5.00 pm.
Areas that would be covered in this workshop will be:
- IDBI Bank’s products and services for MSME sector
- Documents/information required for putting up a proposal
- Evaluation criteria and process followed by the Bank
- Legal Documentation required post sanction
- Post disbursement monitoring
MSMEs would also be given a chance to interact with the IDBI Bank CGMs and Senior officials and get answers to their preliminary queries. Participants will also have an opportunity for one to one discussions with IDBI Bank officials & members can submit on the spot application to IDBI bank who possesses the power of loan sanction. (click here to download programme)
In this regard, I request you to send us a line confirmation for attending this important workshop at the earliest so that we can make necessary arrangements accordingly. We have limited seats. Participation will be done on first come first serve basis.
In case of any further queries you may feel free to get in touch with Mr. Deepesh Sharma, Assistant Director, FICCI at T: +91-11-23487260; E:cmsme@ficci.com.
Look forward to your positive response and with regards
Hemant Seth
Treasurer – FICCI-CMSME &
Additional Director, FICCI
Treasurer – FICCI-CMSME &
Additional Director, FICCI
Empowering MSMEs
Federation House, Tansen Marg, New Delhi 110 001
T: +91-11-23487307
F: +91-11-23320714
W: www.ficci-cmsme.com
T: +91-11-23487307
F: +91-11-23320714
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Bail out agriculture through farmer-centric approach, plan for vibrant rural economy
ASHOK B SHARMA*
Agriculture in India is ceasing to be a profitable enterprise. The most unfortunate part is the growing distress among the farmers, the giver of country’s food security. The incidences of farmers’ suicides remain high and previous governments had done little to wipe out farmers’ woos.
That the farmers’ distress remains unaddressed is evident from the latest reliable data available on suicides by peasants that shows 13,754 reported cases of suicides in 2012 – 3,786 in Maharashtra, 2,572 in Andhra Pradesh, 1,875 in Karnataka, 1,172 in Madhya Pradesh.
The issue is of the livelihood security of farmers and making agriculture in India a profitable enterprises and to retain youth force in agriculture and rural economy. But it is unfortunate that the policies of the previous governments was designed to pull out people from agriculture and cause migration to cities and create slums in cities.
With a view to boost the livelihood prospects of farmers, the National Commission on Farmers headed by noted agriculture scientist Dr MS Swaminathan had suggested fixation of minimum support prices (MSPs) for crops at a minimum of 50% higher than the weighted average cost of production. But the implementation of this suggestion has been long awaited.
There is an urgent need to restructure the monolithic Food Corporation of India (FCI) to enable purchase of farm produces in different parts of the country. Procurement of farm produces should be done at the level of cluster of villages where farmers can get the full benefit of the MSPs. Storage facilities or grain banks should be set up in the cluster of villages. This structure will be cost effective and enable cheaper transportation of food grains from surplus to nearby deficient areas. FCI should expand its mandate to procure more crops, including some horticulture crops and pulses.
Agriculture in India still remains as a gamble with the monsoon. This year the weathermen have predicted a poor monsoon. If the forecast turns out to be true, it would cause additional hardship to farmers.
The Modi government which has declared its intention to phase out subsidies on fuel, fertilisers should know that this is not in the interests of farmers and agriculture. Adequate power and diesel subsidy should be given to draw water for irrigation. Drip irrigation materials should be sold to farmers at a subsidized cost. De-silting of canals, energizing tubewells, repairing of faulty pumps should be taken up on a war footing. Subsidized seeds should be given to farmers to grow alternate crops. Special attention should be given to the chronic dry areas of the country. Subsidized fodder should be provided for milch animals and poultry, particularly in dry areas. These are some immediate measures to mitigate the hardship of farmers.
With a view to combat droughts and floods in the long run, Modi government has plans to inter-link river basin. According to several experts, this measure may lead to severe consequences including soil salinity. Nearby small links will, however, prove to be beneficial and this had been the traditional practice so far. Large inter-state river links would not only be costly, but also have severe ecological consequences.
Instead of building costly large dams that can cause displacement of people and may have disastrous consequence in the near future leading to submergence, government should encourage small check dams and construction of canals and water harvesting.
Land degradation is taking place at a fast pace. According to a recent estimate, 32 per cent of the total land area ie 105 million hectare is degraded. A report on desertification released by Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) in 2007, about 69 per cent of the land in the country is dry.
Government’s plan for soil health cards for all farm plots for assessing land productivity is a step in the right direction. But it should be followed with fast and rigorous implementation for prescribing measures for restoring land productivity. Large tracts of degraded land should be brought back to agriculture. But it is unfortunate that prime farm lands are lost every year as a result of acquisition by corporate houses for setting up their business enterprises and for urbanisation. There is a need to check this trend. Land can be acquired for public purposes like setting up of schools, hospitals, construction of roads and railways.
According to Government “steps will be taken to convert farming into a profitable venture through scientific practices and agro-technology.” But the technology needs to be region specific taking into consideration the agro-climatic conditions. In the name of introducing scientific technology, the government should not allow introduction of genetically modified (GM) crops, particularly GM food crops that have conceived health and environmental risks.
Modi government’s plan to provide urban facilities in rural areas is a welcome step. But instead of encouraging corporate houses to set up rural business enterprises, it would be better if loans and other facilities are extended to the rural unemployed to set up business enterprises like processing units, storages, grading facilities, fertiliser and pesticides distribution units, agri implement manufacturing in rural areas. As an alternative these business units can be set up by local cooperatives.
Finally, if the government intends to wipe out farmers’ woos and revitalise rural economy, its policies and approach should be farmer-centric and not corporate-centric. Like the government has plans for urban economy, it should have vibrant plans for rural economy. We have had enough of urbanisation of the economy. What we need now is ruralisation of economy..
(*The writer is a former Agriculture Editor of The Financial Express. He also writes of strategic and policy issues. He can be reached at -ashokbsharma@gmail.com. His mobile phone no – 09810902204)
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Russia plays Belgium prevailed. Portugal stay , Algeria win :World Cup Brazil
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Updated on : 23-06-2014 06:34 AMA last gasp equalizer by substitute striker Silvestre Varela helped Portugal stay afloat in the World Cup with a 2-2 draw against the United States while Belgium eked out hard-fought 1-0 win against Russia to enter the last-16 from group H.
Algeria beat South Korea 4-2 in another high-scoring thriller to keep their chances of knock-out qualification alive.Portugal will now need to win big against Ghana in their last group league game while praying that the match between United States and Germany don’t end in a draw, in order to qualify for the Round of 16.
While Germany and the US are on four points, Portugal and Ghana have a point each.
It was Portugal captain Cristiano Ronaldo, who essayed the perfect centre for Varela to head home with just 30 seconds left for the final whistle.
It was one of the most exciting matches where Portugal got the lead as early as fifth minute when Nani capitalized on a defensive blooper from Geoff Cameron.
A faulty clearance landed on Nani’s feet as the Manchester United player slotted home from the close range.
The injury to Postiga and the subsequent introduction of forward Eder did hurt Portugal.
Eder failed to make any impact as he lost a lot of balls in the opposition box much to the dismay of his captain.
In the 54th minute, Valencia’s Ricardo Costa pulled off an incredible goalline save off a Michael Bradley push latching on to an assist from Fabian Johnson.
Portuguese goalkeeper Beto was nowhere near and Bradley couldn’t believe that Costa had pulled off that save.
However Jermaine Jones’ swinging long-ranger from outside the penalty box saw a helpless Beto stranded as it rammed into the net.
Jones received the ball when Nani’s ill-directed feeble clearance came to him.
Skipper Clint Dempsey made it 2-1 in the 81st minute.
Yedlin made a lovely run along the right before cutting it back for Bradley.
His shot was blocked into the feet of Zusi who crossed it for Dempsey.
Dempsey chested it from close range to give US the lead.
It was finally left to Ronaldo to turn provider in order to help Portugal live for another day.
In the first match of the day at the Rio, young substitute Divock Origi made full use of a beautiful pull-back from Chelsea star Eden Hazard in the 88th minute as Belgium beat a gritty Russian team 1-0 making it to the last 16 of the World Cup for the first time since Italia’90.
It was a goal against the run-of-play by the Belgians after Russia dominated the proceedings for the better part of the match.
Forward Alexander Korkorin missed one of the easiest chances in the championship in the 44th minute when he got a free-header with left back Dmitry Kombarov providing a measured cross from the left.
Korkorin did the hard work of evading Vincent Kompany but headed wide off the target when he had Belgian custodian Courtois at his mercy.
For Algeria, it was their best match in World Cup history as they stunned the 2002 semi-finalists South Korea opening up an unbelievable 3-0 lead in the first half itself.
It was their first World Cup victory since their famous 1982 shock win against erstwhile West Germany and was the first time an African side had managed four goals in a single World Cup match.
Islam Slimani, Rafik Halliche and Abdelmoume Djabou were the scorers in the first half.
Son Heung-Min and Koo Ja-Cheol gave Korea some hope in the second half but Yacine Brahimi’s fourth for Algeria kept them in charge.
The result spirited Algeria up to second in Group H behind Belgium, with Russia and the Koreans trailing on one point apiece.
Belgium score goal in last two minutes of the game against Russia and Beligiums enter last sixteen roun.
Both teams Russia and Belgium performance were quite impressive but skill of Belgium prevailed and werEaPost goal. Goalless stalemate continued for both the teams and the chances of converting into goals were missed,till Belgium foundits way. With goal entire stadia red dressed corrode cheered their players.
Belgium immaculate play did bring glory to their this important match as with this win they are in knockout round.
Russian team too played their best with energy splashing around the stadia.
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Can you make a quick phone call for minorities in Burma?
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To burmacampaign@lists.burmacampaign.org.uk
Today at 7:03 PM
Dear friend
If you live in the UK, then this week you have a rare opportunity to pressure the British government to do more to help Burma’s persecuted minorities.
On Wednesday morning there will be a debate in the British Parliament entitled: ‘Situation in Burma and the persecution of the Rohingya and other minorities’.
David Ward MP has secured the time for this debate, which will last one and a half hours.
A minister from the Foreign Office will have to come to Parliament to answer MPs’ questions and defend government policy. We need as many MPs as possible to attend the debate and challenge the current government policy on Burma, which prioritises trade instead of human rights.
Can you call your MP and ask them to attend the debate? It will only take a few minutes, and could make a real difference. We don’t have time for letters or emails, as the advance notice for this debate was so short.
Just call 020 7219 3000 and ask for the office of your MP. If your MP isn’t available, you can leave a message with your MP’s assistant or researcher.
If you don’t know who your MP is, just enter your postcode on this website:
Key points to make to your MP:
The debate is called: Situation in Burma and the persecution of the Rohingya and other minorities.
The debate takes place at 9.30am in Westminster Hall on Wednesday 25th June.
Despite reforms in Burma, ethnic minorities continue to be persecuted. The UN Human Rights expert on Burma has stated there is evidence of crimes against humanity against the Rohingya.
The British government has switched to a very soft policy on Burma, despite ongoing human rights abuses, and the policy isn’t working. The number of political prisoners in Burma has doubled so far this year.
If they want more information ask them to contact Burma Campaign UK.
We don’t normally ask you to call your MP, but this is too good an opportunity to miss, so please do take five minutes to call your MP.
Thank you
Anna
Burma Campaign UK
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सरवाइकल कैंसर
सरवाइकल कैंसर भारतीय महिलाओं में आम कैंसर है और दुनिया के गर्भाशय ग्रीवा के कैंसर के रोगियों के एक चौथाई भारत में रहते हैं! यह एक पूर्वघातक राज्य में एक टीके से रोका और पता लगाया जा सकता है कि एक कैंसर मीडिया से इस तरह थोड़ा ध्यान प्राप्त करता है कि वास्तव में विडंबनाहै.
मानव Papilloma वायरस (एचपीवी) के साथ संक्रमण के कारण, गर्भाशय ग्रीवा कैंसर योनि में गर्भाशय के उद्घाटन शामिल है. यह एक कम उम्र मेंयौन गतिविधि शुरू करने और भी कई childbirths और भागीदारों के साथ महिलाओं में आम है, जो महिलाओं में अधिक सामान्यतः होता. ग्रामीणभारत में लड़कियों के एक छोटी उम्र में शादी और उनके शहरी समकक्षों की तुलना में अधिक बच्चे हैं यह देखते हुए कि यह गर्भाशय ग्रीवा के कैंसर कीघटनाओं को ग्रामीण भारत में अधिक है कि आश्चर्य की बात नहीं है. अन्य जोखिम वाले कारकों के गरीब व्यक्तिगत स्वच्छता और, देर से,एचआईवी संक्रमण हैं.
गर्भाशय ग्रीवा के कैंसर के लिए एक precancerous राज्य के परिवर्तन की प्रक्रिया लगभग 10 साल या उससे अधिक समय लगता है. इस अवधि केदौरान, Pap smear नामक एक साधारण परीक्षण इस precancerous राज्य पता लगा सकते हैं. गर्भाशय ग्रीवा के प्रभावित क्षेत्र को प्रभावी ढंग सेइस तरह के लेजर, Cryosurgery और LEEP के रूप में सरल उपचार विधियों का उपयोग कर एक स्त्री रोग विशेषज्ञ से इलाज किया जा सकता है. Pap smears यौन सक्रिय महिलाओं के लिए सिफारिश कर रहे हैं, तीन वार्षिक अंतराल पर दोहराया जा रहा है परीक्षण सामान्य और 5 वार्षिकअंतराल पर पैप स्मीयर और एचपीवी के उच्च जोखिम उपभेदों के लिए परीक्षण दोनों नकारात्मक हैं यदि.
अरगनिस्ट आयनों भारतीय महिलाओं की स्वास्थ्य स्थिति में सुधार करने की ओर एक योगदान करने के लिए लग रही महिला VIA नामक एकतकनीक का उपयोग कर के जन स्क्रीनिंग की अच्छी तरह से सोचने के लिए करना चाहता हूँ। इस साधारण परीक्षण है, जो मूल रूप से सिरकागर्भाशय ग्रीवा के लिए आवेदन करने और फिर यह निरीक्षण के होते हैं, स्वास्थ्य कार्यकर्ताओं द्वारा आसानी से प्रशासित किया जा सकता। Tata Memorial Centre, मुंबई, ने एक ऐतिहासिक अध्ययन में बड़े पैमाने पर महिलाओं की स्क्रीनिंग एक whopping 30% द्वारा गर्भाशय ग्रीवा केकैंसर के कारण मरने का जोखिम को कम करने के लिए मिला था। यह ज्ञात है कि गर्भाशय ग्रीवा के कैंसर के लिए बड़े पैमाने पर स्क्रीनिंग 10 साल मेंएक बार इस रोग की घटना का 60% तक कम कर सकते हैं!
टीकों अब कुछ उपभेदों एचपीवी के खिलाफ उपलब्ध हैं। Gardasil Merck और कं से 4 उपभेदों, जिनमें से 2 कारण गर्भाशय ग्रीवा कैंसर और 2,जननांग मौसा के खिलाफ की रक्षा है। Cervarix, ग्लैक्सो स्मिथ Kline Beecham, से 2 कैंसर कारण एचपीवी उपभेदों के खिलाफ की रक्षा है।एचपीवी उपभेदों कि इन टीकों के खिलाफ कार्य सभी गर्भाशय ग्रीवा कैंसर के बारे में 70% के लिए जिम्मेदार हैं; महिलाओं को जो टीका लगाया गयाहै वजह अभी भी गर्भाशय ग्रीवा कैंसर का जल्दी पता लगाने के लिए पीएपी स्मीयरों से गुजरना चाहिए।
टीकाकरण के लिए आदर्श समय यौन गतिविधि की दीक्षा से पहले है। यह आमतौर पर करने के लिए लड़कियों के लिए 12-13 साल की उम्र मेंप्रशासित किया जाता है, लेकिन 9-45 साल की उम्र के बीच प्रशासित किया जा सकता है। जब यौन गतिविधि की दीक्षा के बाद प्रशासित, टीका पूर्वनिकल संक्रमण के खिलाफ की रक्षा नहीं करता है।
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एचपीवी ग्रीवा कैंसर के अलावा अन्य कैंसर के लिए जिम्मेदार है; गुदा कैंसर, vulval कैंसर और गले की है कि इस वायरस की उपभेदों के कारण होताहै. टीकाकरण भी इन कैंसर का खतरा कम होने की संभावना है.
एचपीवी टीकाकरण ऑस्ट्रेलिया में राष्ट्रीय टीकाकरण कार्यक्रम, ब्रिटेन और कनाडा का एक हिस्सा है. लड़कियों के अलावा, उपर्युक्त के कैंसर के साथही गर्भाशय ग्रीवा के कैंसर को फैलने से रोकने के लिए लड़कों का टीकाकरण भी विचार किया जा रहा है और पहले से ही कुछ देशों के राष्ट्रीयटीकाकरण कार्यक्रम का एक हिस्सा है.
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