PG SEMESTER II EXAMINATION APRIL 2011 International College for Girls Autonomous Jaipur PG Semester II DUE Exam April 2011 www.iisjaipur.org

History Of The College

The International College for Girls, Jaipur is a pioneer institution for women education in Rajasthan. With English as the medium of instruction, the founding of ICG was necessitated by the demand of an educational institution which could restrain the migration of girl students to other metropolitan cities by offering courses and academic environment of a world order.

International College for Girls has been an integral part of education industry since last 13 years. Founded in 1995, ICG is the only English medium girls college affiliated to the University of Rajasthan. The College has been accredited and awarded A+ Grade for five years by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC), an autonomous institution of the University Grants Commission. It is the only college of Rajasthan to have been rated A+ so far & it was selected as the model college by the Government of Rajasthan.

In a national survey AC-Nielsen-ORG-MARG conducted for 2007, ICG was rated as the Best College in the streams of Arts,Science and Commerce in Jaipur city. At the national level, the college was ranked as 46th and 50th in the streams of Science and Arts respectively. This year's survey (2008) has also rated ICG as the top ranking college of Jaipur

ICG is the only private college in the State of Rajasthan that has been conferred with Autonomous status by the UGC, which came into effect from June 2007. International College for Girls is one of the nine premier institutions run by Indian Council for International Amity (ICFIA), the other eight being:

1. India International School (1990) (affiliated to CBSE).
2. International School of Informatics and Management (1995) rated ‘A’ by AIMA. (Approved by AICTE, affiliated to University of Rajasthan).
3. The Play House TPH (2000).
4. IIS Centre for Information Technology IISCIT (2002).
5. FM Radio 7 (90.4 MHz) (2005).
6. IIS Gurukul (2005).
7. ICG Institute Of Educational Research & Development (IIERD) (2006).
8. International Institute of Management, Engineering & Technology (IIMET) (2008).

The College is run by the Indian Council for International Amity (1973), a society registered under the Rajasthan Societies Registration Act, 1958. Headed by Justice S.N. Bhargava, Retired Chief Justice of the High Court of Sikkim, the Society is devoted to the promotion of Hobbies, Art, Culture and Education. A non-commercial, non-sectarian and non-political organization, the ICFIA is well-recognized in the educational environs of the country.

The college provides a lively, dynamic and positive ambience to study and work. Its distinctiveness is based on the creative exploitation of information technology, within a lively interdisciplinary learning community.

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The 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.

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The mission of the University of Kota is to make this university a great seat of learning and to establish centers of excellence in Departments for teaching and research in different faculties and interdisciplinary fields through which students can bring out their hidden potentialities in lime light and contribute effectively towards the development of their beloved motherland ‘Bharat’ and humanity as whole.

University of Kota

Saraswati Bhawan, Near Kabir

Circle, Swami Vivekanand Nagar, Kota- 324010

Rajasthan, India.

ajasthan Technical University was setup in 2006 by Govt. of Rajasthan to enhance technical education in Rajasthan. The university is situated on Kota-Rawatbhata Road, about 10 Km from Kota Bus Stand and 14 Kms from Kota Railway Station.

This Website provides all the information related to the University, its activities, events, achievements, courses, news, etc. Recent news and updates are posted on the home page.

Rajasthan Technical University (RTU) is located in Kota in the state of Rajasthan. It was established in 2006 by the Government of Rajasthan to enhance the technical education in the state.

The university has been established in the campus of University College of Engineering, Kota (previously known as Engineering College, Kota), which is located on the Rawatbhata Road, about 14 kms from Kota Railway Station and 10 kms from Kota Bus Stand.

The university currently affilates about 135 Engineering Colleges, 35 MCA Colleges, 142 MBA Colleges, 08 M.Tech Colleges and 03 Hotel Management and Catering Institute. More than 1 lac students study in the various institutes affilated to the University.

The University aims to provide quality technical education which may help Rajasthan in it's technical development and will boost technical environment in the country.

The University offers almost all the disciplines related to technical education including Bachelor of Technology, Master of Technology, Master of Business Administration, Master of Computer Applications, and Bachelor of Hotel Management and Catering Technology.

The Honb'le Governor of Rajasthan Sh. Shivraj Patil is the Chancellor, and Prof. R.P. Yadav is the Vice-Chancellor of the University.

Thousands of students graduate from the University every year and many attain post graduation. The University is making steady progress in developing and providing best technical environment for education and will continue to serve the nation in coming years.

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For example, our boys in ZNMD play the same word game to reveal each other's woes which Rahul and Anjali played in Kuch Kuch Hota Hai, more than a decade ago. It can be easily said that the film is hinged on its star cast; it's not a bad deal to watch

Rahul Khanna (Shahrukh Khan) and the tomboy Anjali Sharma (Kajol) are students at St. Xavier's College. They are the best of friends. One day Tina Malhotra (Rani Mukerji), the principal's daughter, enrolls at St. Xavier's. She comes from London, and she is beautiful, feminine, and sophisticated; she is the antithesis of Anjali. Rahul falls hard for Tina as soon as he meets her and actively pursues her.

However, a comment he makes in class about love, saying he can only love his best friend, makes Anjali realise that she has feelings for Rahul. A love triangle begins to develop. Seeing Rahul's interest in Tina, Anjali strives to be more like Tina and, for the first time in her life, begins to act more feminine. However, her attempts are only met with laughter from the rest of the school and from Rahul himself, although Tina scolds him for it. Anjali is finally motivated to tell Rahul outright that she loves him, however, before she can, Rahul confesses to her his love for Tina, leaving Anjali's heart broken.

Anjali leaves college suddenly, despite Rahul and Tina's attempts to convince her to stay as her train is leaving. When she admits that she may never return, Rahul, still unaware of Anjali's feelings for him, feels betrayed that she didn't tell him. They exchange tearful goodbyes, and Rahul is devastated. Anjali never calls or writes.

Tina and Rahul marry and have a daughter but, due to complications, Tina dies shortly after childbirth. Before she dies, she makes Rahul promise to name their daughter Anjali. She leaves her daughter a series of eight letters, to be given to her on each of her birthdays until she turns eight. Every year, on Anjali's birthday, she is given a letter and hears her mother's loving wishes for her; these letters become treasured memories of the mother she never knew.

In the eighth and last letter, the little girl is told about her namesake. Where Rahul had been blind, Tina had noticed Anjali's emotions and pitied her deeply. Tina had always felt guilty for coming between what she recognised as a deep love. In the letter, Tina instructs her daughter to find the older Anjali and reunite her with Rahul. Because Rahul hasn't remarried, perhaps his first love could be the mother that the young Anjali needs and wants. Taking her mother's words to heart, young Anjali soon recruits her doting grandmother (Rahul's mother, played by Farida Jalal) and grandfather (Tina's father, played by Anupam Kher) as accomplices.

It is revealed that the older Anjali has changed considerably from her tomboyish college days and is now a beautiful, well-groomed woman, engaged to be married to Aman Mehra (played by Salman Khan). Though Anjali confesses privately that she doesn't love her fiancé and will never love anyone but Rahul, she is set to marry Aman within a week. When little Anjali hears of this, she begins to pray. Miraculously, her prayers are answered, and the wedding is postponed to December.

Younger Anjali and her conspirators learn that the older Anjali will be a dance instructor/counselor at a summer camp. The younger Anjali begs Rahul to let her go; he relents, with her granny accompanying her. Her namesake discovers, without the younger girl's knowledge, the truth of her new charge's parentage. Rahul greatly misses his daughter while she is away; when she sneezes during a phone call home, he immediately rushes to be at her side. When he arrives, he and his former best friend are shocked to see each other again. After a basketball game reminiscent of their college days and a revealing game of charades, they soon find old feelings reviving. They share a tender moment alone, but Anjali is stricken with guilt, since she is engaged. To complicate matters, Anjali's fiancé arrives at the summer camp, and Rahul soon finds out that they are engaged. Though hurt by this news, he tells Anjali how happy he is for her and, interpreting his happiness as another rejection, she decides to leave camp and move up her wedding date.

The wedding date arrives, and a deeply unsettled Anjali prepares to be married, which would mean losing Rahul forever. Rahul and young Anjali attend the wedding, both of them clearly devastated. Rahul goes to see Anjali before she descends the stairs and, as a result, Anjali gets cold feet. Aman, following on something he earlier joked about, drags her down the steps to the wedding. Aman realises he'd be coming between a fated love and decides to step aside to let them be together at last. As the ecstatic Rahul and Anjali get married, a beaming vision of Tina appears and gives the thumbs up to little Anjali.

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Was on a two-year deputation to the International Monetary Fund between 2001 and 2003. Headed the financial markets committee of the RBI, was chairperson of the standing committee on gold and precious metals, and served on the boards of Union Bank of India, Bank of Maharashtra and the State Bank of India.
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Central Bank of India has been published the Recruitment result of Written Examination. Central Bank of India Clerk Result 2011 announced on July 6, 2011. The examination was held in the month of February 2011. Central Bank of India clerk Result 2011 are made available on the official website: https://www.centralbankofindia.co.in/.

Candidates who appeared the Central Bank of India Written examination 2011 for the post of Clerk can check their results by logging in to the aforementioned website.

The Central Bank of India was established in 1911. It was the first Indian commercial bank, which was completely owned and managed by Indians. Presently, it is among the most preferred bank for its excellence banking services

The central bank and government are supposed to work in concert. What has been your experience in your 39 years with the Reserve Bank of India?
This contradiction was well articulated by our previous finance minister, Chidambaram. He said the dharma of the RBI is different from that of the government. For the central bank, it is about price stability while for the government the focus is growth. Inflation is not always good for growth. Governments have a comparatively short-term point of view. But in my experience, the finance ministers have given RBI the space it needs.

The government is considering issuing banking licences to companies. The reason stated is to improve financial inclusion and increase competition. How far do we have to go on both these measures?
Financial inclusion is not just about banks opening more branches and people have to accept this…. Scaling up of the business correspondent model is taking time. Banks will have to work hard to increase trust, they have to provide enough incentives to the correspondents and use technology for adequate reporting.

The public sector banks have begun these initiatives and the RBI is trying to get the private banks into it. But it may not be very profitable. The RBI has last year allowed companies to come in as business correspondents, even this has not helped much…. It obviously boils down to profitability, how much commission the banks can pay.

On the question if there is enough competition — it is certainly not enough in lending to small- and medium-sized enterprises and the poor. There seems to be enough [competition] for lending to high net worth individuals and the corporate sector.
How did the microfinance institutions crack this problem?
(Laughs) Did they? They understood the customers and could pass on much of their costs…Why did they all concentrate in Andhra Pradesh? It is because the government already had a network of self help groups in the state that they could ride on. These groups got credit from banks at a low rate. At that time, MFIs were treated like non-banking financial companies, without too much regulation. We were told that stringent regulations will impede the system. Things have changed after the system failed.

The RBI has raised the red flag on the real estate sector in the Fiscal Stability Report released recently. Why is the risk perception so high for the sector?
The concerns were about banks lending to the real estate business. The share of real estate in the gross non-performing assets was 15 percent. We saw cases of fraud where the same documents were used to raise money from multiple sources. In some cases, valuations were not done properly. Besides, the high interest rates had an impact on the ability of companies to service debt. With all this, we merely increased the provisions that banks had to make for such lending. After the slowdown in 2008-2009, the demand for luxury housing and commercial real estate slowed down. If repayment slipped, it would impact the asset quality of the banks.

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NHPC Recruitment 2011 at www.nhpcindia.com. The posts of the Industrial Trainees (Articled Trainee) have been announced in the current advertisement no NH/Rectt.//Ind.Trainees/034(v)/2011/ dated 09/03/2011 for the eligible and interested Indian candidates.

NHPC Limited, (A Government Of India Enterprise), NHPC Office Complex, Sector-33, Faridabad- 121003 (HARYANA) is inviting applications from the eligible candidates under the Provisions of The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India for the below given posts as details published in the latest NHPC Recruitment 2011.

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