The annual festival, also known as “Rakhi” Photos of the brilliant colors of Raksha Bandhan Rakhi 2011 Raksha Bandhan 2011

A woman selling "Rakhis" waits for customers at her roadside stall Wednesday ahead of the Raksha Bandhan festival in Kolkata . (RUPAK DE CHOWDHURI - REUTERS) Hindus, Muslims, and Sikhs across India are preparing for Raksha Bandhan, or the “bond of protection” festival, which falls this Saturday.

The annual festival, also known as “Rakhi”, always falls on a full moon and symbolizes a sister’s love for her brother, and brother’s life-long vow to protect his sister.

On the day of the Raksha Bandhan, a sister ties a decorative thread called “rakhi” on the wrists of her brother. In return, he gives her money, sweets, and other gifts.

See photos of the brilliant colors of Raksha Bandhan below:

An Indian woman looks at a rakhi, a sacred thread tied on the wrist, at a shop ahead of Raksha Bandhan festival in Ahmadabad, India, Wednesday. (Ajit Solanki - AP)

An Indian Muslim trader, Moharamali, checks the Rakhi or sacred thread as he prepares a bunch of them for sale at his shop in Ahmadabad. (Ajit Solanki - ASSOCIATED PRESS)

School children stand in line to tie the rakhi on the hands of Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, left, in New Delhi, India, Wednesday. (SAURABH DAS - ASSOCIATED PRESS)

A girl looks at rakhis, a sacred thread to be tied on the wrist of brothers on Raksha Bandhan, in Bombay, India, in August 2004. (RAJESH NIRGUDE - ASSOCIATED PRESS)

Indian Army soldiers stand with rakhis tied on their wrists after a function on the occasion of Raksha Bandhan, on the outskirts of Jammu, India, Wednesday, August 2006. (CHANNI ANAND - ASSOCIATED PRESS)

School children tie Rakhi's on the wrist of Indian Border Security Force soldiers on the occasion of Raksha Bandhan festival at the India and Pakistan joint border check post, in Wagah, India, August 2006. (AMAN SHARMA - ASSOCIATED PRESS) A woman ties a 'rakhi', on the wrist of a passerby during a function celebrating the Hindu festival of Raksha Bandhan in Calcutta, India, August 2009. (Bikas Das - ASSOCIATED PRESS)

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The University

The University of Gorakhpur is a teaching and residential-cum-affiliating University. It is situated at a distance of about 2 kilometers form the downtown to the east and almost walking distance from railway station to the soutuh. Although the idea of residential University at Gorakhpur was first mooted by Dr. C.J. Chako, the then Principal of St. Andrews College, then under Agra University, who initiated post-graduate and undergraduate science teaching in his college, the idea got crystallized and took concrete shape by the untiring efforts of Late Pt. S.N.M. Tripathi. The proposal was accepted in principle by the first Chief Minister of U.P., Late Pt. Govind Ballabh Pant, but it was only in 1956 that the University came into existence by an act passed by the U.P. Legislature. It actually started functioning since September 1, 1957, when the faculties of Arts, Commerce, Law and Education were started. In the following year, 1958, the faculty of science came into being. Faculties of Engineering, Medicine and Agriculture came into existence in later years. Late Mahant Digvijay Nath also made valuable contribution in the formation of the University. The Madan Mohan Malviya Engineering College.

At one stage the federal jurisdiction of the University was spread over colleges in Gorakhpur and the adjoining erstwhile twelve districts with about 125 affiliated colleges. In 1973, when the Gorakhpur University Act was replaced by uniform piece of legislation called the U.P. Universities Act, about two dozed colleges located in five districts were transferred to the newly created Avadh University with headquarters at Faizabad. The jurisdiction of the Gorakhpur University was drastically curtailed further in its headquarters at Jaunpur. At present, with the establishment of new colleges and the creation of new districts, there are 123 colleges located in five districts of Gorakhpur Division.
In the beginning the University had its own teething troubles. But due to the zeal, untiring efforts and foresight of its founding fathers and the then faculty members, it has come of age having completed more than forty years of a most meaningful existence. It now has neat and attractive campus spread over an area of about 300 acres with well-planned teaching and residential campuses. In the beginning the University was housed in two buildings the Pant Block (inaugurated by late Pt. Pant) and the Majithia Block (named after Sir Surendra Singh Majithia, who made a significant donation to the building through his family trust). Several other buildings came up during the following decades : they include the Central Library, the Arts Block, the Administrative Block, the Law Faculty, a Student's Union building, a Gymnasium hall, a Health Centre, a Computer Centre and Research Buildings for Chemistry, Zoology, and Botany. Besides, there are separated Buildings for Commerce and Education Faculties and also for Home, Science, Geography, Psychology, Sociology, Hindi, Ancient History, Fine Arts and Music, Political Science and Adult Education. A huge building comprising several big rooms besides and imposing auditorium, referred to as Deeksha Bhavan, presently houses the separate girls' wing for the undergraduate classes along with its use as an examination centre. Two separate building housing a branch of Allahabad Bank and a sub-Post Office are also part of the University. Samajiki Manviki Bhawan - was built about seven years ago. Besides the general maintenance and repair work, and the general beautification of the campus on a large scale, some hectic construction activities are also currently going on in the University. Buildings of Department of Business Management and of Biotechnology have been constructed. Additional lecture halls have been added in the Arts Faculty Building.

In the residential zone, we have more than 125 quarters for teachers and officials of the University and about the same number of the non-teaching staff. There are several hostels - four boys and one complex with three wings for the girls' - which have facilities of reading-cum-TV room, games, etc. The students living in the city are attached to the Delegacy which looks after their interests and provides facilities to them in extra-curricular activities.

The academic culture of the University evolved out the cross fertilization of diverse traditions of teaching and research. The seniors who gave a start to the institution came from varying University backgrounds. What has thus been delivered to us is a most liberal tradition of academic pursuit, a tradition rich in content and intellectual stimulating. True to our motto, we have always believed in the free quest of knowledge and have consistently refused to live under anything like an inbred orthodoxy. Among the illustrious faculty members who distinguished themselves in their own fields were elevated as Vice Chancellor and served more than once are.

Prof. Mehrotra, R.C. for Allahabad & Delhi Universities
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Prof. Sharma, D. for Gorakhpur and Indore Universities

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Mahatma Jyotiba Phule Rohilkhand University Bareilly B.A. Part I Exam Result 2011 Updated www.mjpru.ac.in

M.J.P. Rohilkhand University was established in 1975 as an affiliating University. Its status was upgraded to affiliating-cum-residential university in 1985 when four teaching Departments were established in the campus. In 1987 three more Departments were added. In August 1997 Rohilkhand University was renamed as Mahatma Jyotiba Phule Rohilkhand University. The University has taken an overall perspective of development plan and thereby modified University status by including new Faculties of Engineering and Technology, Management, Applied Sciences, Education and Allied Sciences etc. It has more than 190 affiliated colleges.The University headquarter is located at Bareilly with its territorial jurisdiction extending over the districts of Bareilly, Moradabad, Rampur, Bijnore, Jyotibaphule Nagar, Baduan, Pilibhit and Shahjahanpur. The University campus spreads over 206 acre of Land.

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Chhattisgarh Swami Vivekanand Technical University CSVTU MPharmacy I Back II Reg/Back Exam Result 2011 www.csvtu.ac.in

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Chhattisgarh Swami Vivekanand Technical University (CSVTU) has been established by an Act(No.25 0f 2004) of Legislature passed by the Chhattisgarh State Govt. Assembly, wide notification No.639/21-A/Prarupan/2004 date 21^st Jan 2005 and published in the State Govt. gazette 24^th January, 2005. The University incorporates the purpose of ensuring systematic, efficient and qualitative education in engineering and technological subjects including Architecture and Pharmacy at Research, Postgraduate, Degree and Diploma level. The foundation stone of the University was laid down by Hon'ble Dr. Manmohan Sigh, the Prime Minister, Govt. of India on April 30^th 2005.

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Jiwaji University Result of BCA First Sem Regular and ATKT M.Sc. Chemistry III Sem BP and MBA RTM Previous Supp. 2011 www.jiwaji.edu

Jiwaji University was established as a teaching and affiliating University on 23rd May 1964, under the provision of M. P. Government Ordinance no. 15 of 1963. Dr. Sarwapalli Radhakrishanan, the then President of India, laid the foundation stone of the University Campus on 11th December 1964. Right from its inception, Jiwaji University started with a status of a residential and an affiliating University. The territorial jurisdiction of the affiliation extends to six districts of Gwalior and Chambal Division, viz., Gwalior, Morena, Bhind, Guna, Shivpuri and Datia. To begin with, the University had a total of 29 affiliated colleges. Those have steadily increased to more than 100 colleges. Till date of 26 Government and 7 non-Government colleges impart teaching up to postgraduate level. Some of the colleges have also developed into recognized research centers. The university started post-graduate teaching and research from the session 1966-67 with the establishment of Schools of Studies in Botany and Zoology. The Schools of Studies in Physics, Chemistry and Ancient History, Culture and Archaeology were started from the session 1969-70. The School of Studies in Economics and Mathematics came into existence from the session 1978-79, which the School of Studies in Commerce started from the session 1980-81 and that of Biochemistry from the session 1986-87. The University also started MBA course under the School of studies in Commerce from the session 1987, during the VII plan period the School of Studies in Library and Information Science was established in 1986. Under the VIII plan development programme University has established School of Studies in Earth Science in 1991. A post-graduate Diploma Course in tourism (PGDTM) was also started Presently the SOS in tourism is running Master in tourism administration programme . The University has also a center of foreign Language since 1986, which presently imparts diploma and certificate courses in English, French, German and Russian. The Indira Gandhi Academy of Environment Education, on interdisciplinary programmes of environment and Eco planning was established in 1989. A Center for M. Phil Studies in Sociology and Political Science was established in 1990. The University science and Instrumentation Center (USIC) extends facilities for fabrication and maintenance of laboratory instruments of School of Studies and affiliated colleges. M.P. Council of Science & Technology, Bhopal has established a local cell (MPCOST) to coordinate and monitor various research projects and other scientific activities under the scheme. The University central Library has a collection of over 1,40,000 books and about 8000 bound volumes of research journals. It also contains a section of unpublished theses. Presently more than 142 Indian and Foreign journals are being subscribed. The Library also contains Internet access, microfilm reader, 16-mm projector, and a number of films on various subjects. Beside Central library, each School of Studies has a library, well equipped with books and journals, useful for advanced study. The physical education Department of the University takes care of the games and sports of the students. Dean, Students Welfare looks after the extra curricular activities of the University. This wing has developed advanced facilities for music, dance and drama and other performing arts with an auditorium well equipped for such events. The university has been hosting state and regional level Youth Festivals. Dean of college development Council (DCDC) coordinates and monitors the academic activities of the affiliated college of the University. The Department of Adult and continuing Education of the University has established itself as leading centre in the region. This is the first University in the state to implement the self supporting programmes. We started this activity as far back as 1987 by introducing the PG Diploma in Computer Applications. Subsequently, the university started job oriented courses in - Computer science, Chemicals, sales and marketing management, Instrumentation and commercial methods of Industrial analysis, Environmental Chemistry, Microbiology, Molecular Biology and Immunology, Master in computer application, Bachelor in Physical Education, Master of Physical Education, Refrigeration technology are being started very shortly, etc. We have introduced several others including M.Sc. Neuroscience, M.Sc. Information Technology, BA in Jyotirvigyan, M.Sc. Food Technology, M.Sc. Molecular and Human Genetics, M.Sc. Medical Plants and Herbal Resource Management, M.Sc. Tech. (Industrial Maths with Computer Application), M.Sc Remote Sensing and GIS, M.Sc. Bio-Physics etc. Results

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www.yogivemanauniversity.ac.in Yogi Vemana University, Andhra Pradesh Computer Science II Semester Exam Result 2011 Yogi Vemana University

Yogi Vemana University
As an Emerging Premier State Varsity dedicated to Teaching, Research and Service Yogi Vemana University came into existence by the Act of the Andhra Pradesh State Legislative Assembly with effect from March 9th 2006. It is located 15 km away from Kadapa city on the Kadapa-Pulivendula Road.
Objectives
Creation and dissemination of knowledge.
Attainment of enlightened wisdom through advancement of learning.
Progress and prosperity of people and social enrichment.
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Basic moral and ethical standards in pursuit of true knowledge.
Academic freedom and debate.
A challenging academic and spinted environment.

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Routine for Special BPP Examination 6 month Course August 2011 www.kkhsou.in BPP Notification 2011 Krishna Kanta Handiqui State Open University

Education is a backbone of a society. In common parlance education is any act or experience that has a formative effect on the mind, character or physical ability of an individual. In continuing with the aim of building a knowledge based society Krishna Kanta Handique State Open University was established to provide quality higher education through open and distance learning to reach the unreached of the society.

KKHSOU, established under the provision of the KKHSOU, Act’ 2005 enacted by the Govt. of Assam & published in the Assam Gazette (extraordinary) dt 29/9/05 has been recognized by the Distance Education Council, New Delhi vide letter no. DEC/Misc/07/5957 dated 03/10/07. The University Grants Commission vide its letter No. F.9-13/2008(CPP-I) dated 18th March, 2009 also has empowered the University to award degrees under Section 22 of UGC Act, 1956. It is the fourteenth of its kind along with IGNOU and the only state Open University in the whole of NE India. The university is recognized by the University Grants Commission and Distance Education Council, Govt. of India. The headquarters of the University is located at Housefed Complex, Last Gate, Dispur, Guwahati. The university started functioning with the joining of Prof. Srinath Baruah, former Professor, Deptt. of Economics, Gauhati University, as the Vice-Chancellor.

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The main aim of the university to develop and provide easily accessible modes of quality higher education and training with the use of latest educational inputs and technology. Because of the inherent flexibility in terms of pace and place of learning, methods of evaluation etc., The university holds the promise of providing equality of opportunities for higher education and bringing into its fold the deprived and denied sections along with the fresh learners.

The very purpose of the University is to promote education to reach the unreached through the Open and Distance Learning System and the motto of the University is ‘Education Beyond Barriers’ of age, academic background and geographical boundaries.

The course structures of the university have been designed at par with the national curriculum. Along with the traditional programmes the University offers various professional Certificate and Diploma programmes to enable the already enrolled students in various colleges and educational institutions of the state to pursue add-on studies simultaneously with their regular courses. The programmes of the University are so designed that it can spread education to all the learners of the region.

The University has been offering several academic programmes. At present the university is offering around forty academic programmes in humanities, Science, Social sciences and professional areas, such as – Ph. D., Masters, bachelors’ degree, diploma and certificate programme.

Doctor of Philosophy (Ph. D.) is offered in humanities, social sciences and professional courses.
Master of Philosophy (M. Phil.) is planned to be launched in selected subjects from the next academic session. This programme will be disciplines in professional along with some selected Social Sciences and Humanities subjects under Semester System.

The university offering Master’s Degree Programmes in Mass Communication , Business Administration and Computer Application from this academic session. Master's programme in Humanities, Social Sciences and professional disciplines is expected to be launched from this academic year.

From the year 2008, the Bachelor’s Degree Programmes are being offered by the university. The graduate level programme are B.A., Bachelor of Business Administration Bachelor of Mass Communication and Bachelor of Computer Application.

Apart from these degree programmes the university is offering some Post Graduate Diplomas in the area of Computer Application, Business Management, Tourism and Hospitality Management , Broadcast Journalism, Mass Communication and in Human Resource Management .

The university’s and under graduate Diploma prpgramme are Journalism & Mass Communication , Assamese Journalism , Tourism Management, Hotel Management, Creative writing in English and Computer Hardware Networking.

To create entrepreneurs in the vocational areas the university has taken a step to make the learners trained in the specialized areas by introducing Certificate courses in Computer Application , Mobile Phone Repairing, Maintenance and Repairing of Audio Video Equipments, Maintenance and Repairing of Electronic Domestic Appliance, Scientific Piggery Farming , Scientific Goat Rearing, Scientific Broiler Farming, Scientific Duck Farming, Scientific Layer Farming etc.

The Bachelor Preparatory Programme (BPP) is the first academic programme introduced by the university in 2008. This programme was introduced for those learners who could not pursue higher education for various reasons. The BPP course was initially of six month duration but now it has been made a one year programme, with a view to give more weitage to the programme along with better training scope to the learners to prepare themselves for degree level courses.

To popularize these new programmes the university has been giving importance in advertisements and publicity. Along with the newspaper advertisements the university released a good number of Radio and Television advertisements.

The introduction of vocational training by an open university is in itself a contribution to the needs of the people. The main intention behind the introduction of the training programme is to meet the various needs of the people of the region and make them independent. The main aim of the university is to educate its learners as well as help them in becoming self dependent.

Therefore, the University, has introduced some vocational training programmes with the help of the Polytechnics and Industrial Training Institute (I.T.I s.) of the state and some other specialized institutions.

The different areas of programmes of training will be House wiring, repair of domestic electrical appliances, A/C motor rewinding, 4 wheeler servicing, 2/3 wheeler repairing and maintenance, electrical house wiring practice, welding practice, plumbing and pump installation, RCC masory practice and training for the security personnel.

The university since its inception has tried to bring about an all round development of the academicians, learners and non- academic staffs of the university by organizing various workshops and seminars. The university till date has organized around 40 workshops and seminars in different colleges, study centres and in the headquarter. It has also organized national level events like Indian Science Communication Congress 2009 (ISCC 2009).

The 9th ISCC was organized for the first time in the entire north eastern region of India. Krishna Kanta Handique State Open University hosted this mega event in collaboration with the Ministry of Science and Technology, Govt. of India. Around 200 delegates and participants attended the congress from all over the country.

Around 40 workshops and seminars is organized by the university from the time of its inception. The main areas of the workshop were development of road map, curriculum development, SLM preparation, counseling, supporting staff administration, management of study centre and so on.

The university, has registered a quantum increase in enrollment in the different academic programmes under various degree courses that are being offered by the university. As per the first enrollment of the university in 2008 a total number of 4200 learners were enrolled and it has been increased to over 24000 by the end of 2009 i.e. a period of two years only.

The number of study centres under this university has witnessed a giant leap having the numbers increased to 220 from the time of its inception when the number of study centers was 79.

Considering its social responsibility, three study centres- Central Jail of Guwahati, Jorhat and Abhayapuri Jail are run by the University. Education is provided free of cost to the jail inmates by the university. The high walls of the jail should not be the barrier to education. This is a step taken by the university to fulfill its motto i.e., ‘Education beyond barriers’.

More than 300 self learning materials were prepared during this tenure. Self learning materials are specially designed by teams of subject experts from within and outside the state. These materials are prepared both in English and Assamese looking at the need of the learners.

A multi media studio set up with the aim of producing audio as well as audio-visual programmes has become fully functional to meet any demand. The university got the SACFA clearance and frequency allotment of 90.4 MHz recently from the Govt. of India to operate a community radio station which is the first in entire North East. This frequency was used in experimental broadcast in January 2009.

The University has successfully completed two years of its radio phone-in programme recently. It first took on air through All India Radio, Guwahati on February 03,2008 for the month of January. It provides a common platform for the general people to understand the activities of the University and also to have a direct contact with the top brass of the University, as the queries of the phone callers are answered by the key officials of the University. The main objective of the phone-in programme has been to answer the queries of the distant learners as well as the general public with regard to the University’s activities and programmes. It is an innovative learner support service provided by the Krishna Kanta Handique State Open University for the better understanding of the issues related to the functioning of the University through its Study Centres. The phone-in programme is on air on every fourth Sunday of each month between 11.30 a.m. and 12.00 noon. It is broadcast by the All India Radio, Guwahati and relayed by the All India Radio, Dibrugarh.

The Govt. of Assam has allotted land for the permanent campus at Patgaon under Rani mauza, located near the Lokapriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport, Guwahati.

The University has made a provision for its learners to get the news and announcement from KKHSOU on their mobile phone by subscribing through SMS. This is done by sending an SMS to a number and for e-mail and RSS subscription options the learners can visit the official website. The university will be launching e-portal facility for its learners very soon.

The university community and the authorities of the university, such as the board of management, academic council, finance committee etc. are confident that Krishna Kanta Handique State Open University will be able to provide quality higher education through open and distance learning to every nook and corner of the region.

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Routine for Special BPP Examination (6 month Course) August 2011

Routine for Spl. BPP Examination (6 month Course) August 2011

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The KKHSOU has decided to hold a special Examination for the learners of 6th months Course BPP on 21st & 28th of August, 2011 in the following Centres of Examination. Learners who have already submitted examination forms are directed to note the Examination Centre for their respective study centre.

Name Examination Centre Tagged Study Centres Code No. Birjhora Kanya Mahavidyalay Birjhora Kanya Mahavidyalay 0302 Birjhora Mahavidyalay 0301 N.E. Medical & Paramedical 0806 Bodoland Edu Society 1802 Sc. College Kokrajhar 1801 Goalpara College Goalpara College 1001 Habraghat College 1002 Pragjyotish College BBK College,Nagaon, Barpeta 0101 J.N College, Boko 1401 D.K. College, Mirza 1405 SBMS College, Sualkuchi 1406 West Guwahati B Ed College 1520 Pragjyotish College 1502 Icon College of Commerce 1503 Darwin School of Correspondence 1504 SADBA Training Centre 1507 Guwahati Public College 1508 Dispur College 1511 Matrix College of M& Tech 1513 Assam Siksha Academy 1516 Technosys 1522 Goreswar College Goreswar College 0201 Cachar College Cachar College 0401 Miraj Foundation 0404 Nowgong College Nowgong College 2105 Nowgong Girls College 2102 Dr. BKB College 2103 Lumding College 2106 N.E. Academy 2107 Kaliabor College 2109 Ajmal Foundation 2112 Morigaon College 2001 Tezpur College Tezpur College 2501 Chaiduar College 2505 Biswanath College 2503 LOKD College LOKD College 2502 Sonitpur Dhatrisewa Samity 2507 Rangapara College 2508 J.B. College J.B. College 1302 Kakojan College 1301 Cinnamara College 1304 JDSG College 1105 HPB Girls College 1107 Gargaon College Gargaon College 2403 Borhat BPB Memorial College 2407 Sonari College 2408 Tinsukia College Tinsukia College 2601 Philobari Jr. College 2607 Doomdooma College 2605 Tisukia Comm College 2602 Margherita College 2603 DHSK Comm College 0901 Namrup College 0906 Diphu Commerce College Diphu Com College 1601

Master Degree (I Sem) & PG Dip .& Dip. Courses (I & II Sem)

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The University has decided to hold MMC, MBA, MCA (1st Semester) PGDCA and PGDBM(1st Semester) and PGDHRM, PGDMC, PGDBJ, PGDTHM and DCHN (2nd Semester) from 4/9/2011 in the following Examination Centres. Learners of different study centres are directed to note their respective examination centre as indicated.

Name of Examination Centre Tagged Study Centres Code No. Kokrajhar Science College Kokrajhar Science College 1801 Epitome, Bongaigaon

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Restroom for women in all KSRTC Bus Stations soon Minister Vacancy 2011 www.ksrtc.in

History of KSRTC
Availability of adequate, safe and comfortable passenger Transport facility is a very important index of economic development of any Country. Public Transport provides the vital connectivity to far flung areas in a developing society. The Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation was established in August,1961 under the provisions of Road Transport Corporation Act 1950 with the objective of providing “adequate, efficient, economic and properly coordinated road transport services”. In this endeavor, the KSRTC has positioned itself with a name for reliability and safety.

Three corporations viz BMTC, Bangalore from 15-08-1997, NWKRTC, Hubli from 01-11-1997, NEKRTC, Gulburga from 01-10-2000 were carved out, on a regional basis. Restructured STU Operations
SPECIAL SERVICES ARE BEING OPERATED TO CHENNAI, COIMBATORE, HYDERABAD, TIRUPATHI AND OTHER MAJOR INTERSTATE PLACES ON 12.08.2011 AND RETURN JOURNEY SERVICES ARE BEING OPERATED FROM THESE PLACES ON 15.08.2011.

Kerala State Road Transport Corporaion (KSRTC) would open restrooms for women passengers and employees at all the depots of KSRTC in the State, said Mr V S Sivakumar, Minister for Transport, while inaugurating the first women’s restroom at Payynaur Depot on August 6.

He said women passengers and employees of the KSRTC would get the service of restrooms like in railway stations.

In the first phase, Payyanur was selected to set up the first rest room in the state and restrooms for women in remaining depots would be considered later.

He said vacancies for drivers’ posts in the department will be filled soon and 1000 additional KSRTC bus services started in the state.

A total of Rs 500 crore loss was reported by the KSRTC and the UDF Government was looking at ways to reduce the losses, said Mr V S Sivakumar.

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Madurai Kamaraj University Recruitment Results 2011 Distance Education of the University New Notice 2011 www.mkuniversity.org

About Us

Madurai Kamaraj University, established in 1966, has 18 Schools comprising 73 Departments. The Directorate of Distance Education of the University has a student strength of about 1.30 lakhs. The University has 109 affiliated Colleges (9 Autonomous) including other approved institutions and 7 evening colleges. There are centres which promote research potential of teachers. Extension activities are carried out through Department of Youth Welfare, NSS, SC/ST cell and Adult Education programmes.

Madurai Kamaraj University, (originally known as Madurai University) was named after the historical city of Madurai, the ancient capital of the Pandyan rulers and the seat of three famous Tamil academies going back to the beginnings of the Christian and even perhaps an earlier Era, was inaugurated on 6th February 1966 at the heart of the city. Its nucleus was the Extension centre of the University of Madras located at Madurai.

Two years later, the foundation stone for a new campus was laid by Dr.Zakir Hussain, the then President of India on Madurai - Theni road, 13 kilometers to the west of the city. Since then the campus has grown into a beautiful University township with an extensive area of about 750 acres, appropriately called in Tamil "Palkalainagar". And in 1978, the name of the University was changed to Madurai Kamaraj University to honour one of the most illustrious sons of our country. The two components of the name may signify the pride in the hoary tradition of the Tamils and the present concern to live up to their ideals.

Motto:

The motto of the University is "To seek truth is knowledge" and this has been taken from Tirukkural. The various items shown in the coat of Arms of the Emblem signify and represent the following :

Pandya Gopuram Represents Madurai as an Ancient City of learning in Tamil Nadu. Burning Lamp & Open Book Represents knowledge. Elephant Rocket Represents ancient tradition and modern technology. Lotus Represents purity and clarity. Two fishes Represents the symbol on the Flag of the Pandya King.

Activities of the University

1. Teaching 2. Research 3. Extension activities

Above activities

Regular courses through affiliated colleges Distance Education Programmes and Open University Programmes through Directorate of Distance Education Post graduate and research programmes through the Departments of the University and other approved research centres Extension activities through National Service Scheme, Youth Welfare Department and Department of Adult & Continuing Education

Courses offered

Under graduate courses Post graduate courses Professional courses Research oriented courses Job-oriented courses Certificate, Diploma, Higher Diploma and P. G. Diploma courses

The regular colleges follow Semester Pattern and the Distance Education follows Non-semester pattern. In the University Departments Choice Based Credit System is followed by which a student is free to choose subjects of his/ her choice.

Grievances redressal System for students and public

All enquiries and application forms can be had from the following enquiry counters at the campus.

Reception-cum-Enquiry Counter at the main office Public Relations Officer , Madurai Kamaraj University . Reception-cum-Enquiry Counter at the Directorate of Distance Education Director, DDE , Madurai Kamaraj University , Ph. No. 458421, 459185 .

Study Centres/ Information Centres

Madurai, Chennai, Trichy, Theni, Ramnad, Tirunelveli and Nagercoil. There are also Study Centres in other states. Bulletin can be obtained on free of cost from the Director, Directorate of Distance Education.

The services offered by the University :

Teaching

Granting affiliation to the various institutions under its jurisdiction Regulating admission Maintaining welfare, discipline and accommodation of students Grant of recognition to examinations of other Universities/ bodies Determining the eligibility criteria of students Conduct of examinations Issue of Certificates and award of Degrees Formulating of new syllabi and periodical restructuring of syllabi for all courses

Research

Grant of Scholarships and fellowships Award of Doctoral Degrees Research Projects funded by agencies like UGC, CSIR, DBT, DST ICSSR, MHRD etc. University -Industrial consultancy services

Extension activities

Conduct of youth Welfare Programs including coaching for Civil Services and Competitive examinations Offering of Job-oriented training programs to students and adults EMRC (Educational Media Research Centre) : Produce Educational Video Films to be telecast in the Countrywide broadcast of UGC..

Tender

Global Tender document for Purchase of 300 KV & 200 KV High Resolution Transmission Electron Microscope (HR TEM) Download

Academic Staff College-Application for Orientation Programs and Refresher Courses

Applications are invited from the eligible candidates to handle the following subjects on hourly basis in the Madurai Kamaraj University College

APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED FOR THE POSTS OF PROJECT FACULTY IN THE DBT-MKU INTERDISCIPLINARY PROGRAM OF LIFE SCIENCE

MBA (Full-time) Selection & Waiting List 2011-2012

Applications are invited for a temporary research position in the UGC sponsored research project entitled Ecological status and heavy metal pollution of Periyar river, Tamil Nadu, South India

Advertisement for the position of Project Fellow @ Rs. 8000/- (fixed) for a period of 3 years in the UGC sponsored project, entitled "Strategies to improve transformation and regeneration efficiency in indica rice varieties". in the Department of Department of Plant Biotechnology,School of Biotechnology.

Applications are invited from eligible candidates for the following Guest Lecturer post for Appointment on consolidated pay as approved by Govt. of Tamilnadu (Guest Lecturer) in the Madurai Kamaraj University College, Mettamalai, Sattur 626 203, Virudhunagar District.

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Annexure Download

Examination Results - April 2011
Course Name Register No. UG Courses (Except CBCS) --Select-- B.Sc April-2011 B.Com April-2011 BA April-2011 BBA April-2011 PG Courses (Except CBCS) --Select-- M.Sc Biotechnology(April-2011) M.sc Microbiology(April-2011) M.Sc BioChemistry-(April-2011) M.S.W-(April-2011) M.Com-(April-2011) M.Com Banking -(April-2011) M.Sc Botany(April-2011 M.Com C.A(April-2011) M.Com Finance(April-2011) M.S.I.T.M(April-2011) M.A Economics(April-2011) M.F.T(April-2011) M.sc Chemistry-(April-2011) M.C.A -(April-2011) M.Sc Pharmaceutical-(April-2011_ M.Sc Bio-Chemical Techcnology-(April-2011) M.Sc Zoology -(April-2011) M.Sc Maths- April 2011 M.A History -(April-2011) M.A English -(April-2011) M.Sc Electronics and Comm -(April-2011) M.Sc CS and IT -(April-2011) M.Sc CS -(April-2011) M.Sc Physics -(April-2011) MPhil Courses --Select-- M.Phil (All Courses) Results for April 2011 CBCS UG Courses --Select-- B A ECONOMICS (SEMESTER)B A ENGLISH (SEMESTER)B A HISTORY (SEMESTER)B A TAMIL (SEMESTER)B A HISTORY (VOCATIONAL) (SEMESTER)B A INDIAN CULTURE (SEMESTER)B A POLITICAL SCIENCE (SEMESTER)B A SOCIOLOGY (SEMESTER)B A SOCIAL WORK (SEMESTER)B A MUSIC (SEMESTER)BACHELOR OF COMMERCE - COMPUTER APPLICATIONS (SEMESTER)BACHELOR OF COMMERCE (SEMESTER)BACHELOR OF COMMERCE - E-COMMERCE (SEMESTER)BACHELOR OF COMMERCE - CORPORATE SECRETARYSHIP (SEMESTER)BACHELOR OF COMMERCE - BANKING (SEMESTER)B Sc COMPUTER SCIENCE (SEMESTER)B Sc CHEMISTRY (SEMESTER)BACHELOR OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS (SEMESTER)B Sc ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION (SEMESTER)B Sc MATHEMATICS(SEMESTER)B Sc INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY(SEMESTER)B Sc PHYSICS(SEMESTER)B Sc ZOOLOGY(SEMESTER)B Sc BOTANY (SEMESTER)B Sc RURAL DEVELOPMENT SCIENCE(SEMESTER)B Sc BIO - CHEMISTRY (SEMESTER)B Sc MICROBIOLOGY(SEMESTER)B Sc MATHS WITH COMPUTER APPLICATIONS(SEMESTER)B Sc SOFTWARE(SEMESTER)B Sc BIO - TECHNOLOGY (SEMESTER)B Sc HOTEL MANAGEMENT AND CATERING SCIENCE(SEMESTER)B Sc TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT(SEMESTER)B Sc REHABILITATION SCIENCE(SEMESTER)B Sc ZOOLOGY(VOCATIONAL)-INDUSTRIAL MICROBIOLOGY(SEMESTER)B Sc NUTRITION AND DIETETICS(SEMESTER)B Sc FOOD PROCESSING (SEMESTER)B Sc COSTUME DESIGN AND FASHION TECHNOLOGY (SEMESTER)B Sc NUTRITION FOOD SERVICE MGT. & DIETETICS WITH C A (SEMESTER)B Sc NUTRITION,FOOD SERVICE MANAGEMENT AND DIETETICS (SEMESTER)BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (SEMESTER)BACHELOR OF LITERATURE(SEMESTER) CBCS PG Courses --Select-- M SC BIO-CHEMISTRY(SEMESTER)M SC ZOOLOGY(SEMESTER)M SC NUTRITION DIETETICS(SEMESTER)M A MUSIC(SEMESTER)M A INDIAN CULTURE(SEMESTER)M A ECONOMICS(SEMESTER)M A ENGLISH(SEMESTER)M A HISTORY(SEMESTER)M A TAMIL(SEMESTER)MASTER OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS(SEMESTER)M COM BANKING(SEMESTER)MASTER OF FOREIGN TRADE(SEMESTER)M SC BIO-ENGINEERING(SEMESTER)M SC BR. V BOTANY(SEMESTER)M SC BIO-TECHNOLOGY(SEMESTER)M SC BR. IV (A) CHEMISTRY(SEMESTER)M SC BR. II COMPUTER SCIENCE(SEMESTER)Master Of Commerce(Semester)M Sc Information Technology and Management (Semester)M SC PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTRY(SEMESTER)M SC BR. III (A) PHYSICS(SEMESTER)M SC INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY(SEMESTER)MASTER OF SOCIAL WORK(SEMESTER)MASTER OF TOURISM MANAGEMENT(SEMESTER)M SC MICROBIOLOGY(SEMESTER)MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION(EVENING PROGRAMME)MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION(HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION) (SEMESTER)MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (SEMESTER)M Com Computer Applications(Semester)M Com Finance(Semester)M Sc Computer Science And Information Technology(Semester)M SC BR. I (C) MATHEMATICS(SEMESTER)

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