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Pallekele Weather Update for India vs Pakistan Cricket Match

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Pallekele Weather Update for India vs Pakistan Cricket Match

Sri Lanka often sees showers due to its surrounded-by-water location. The Saturday weather forecast indicates mostly cloudy skies with a 50% chance of a shower during the match, potentially causing minor disruptions.

Overall, no major rains are expected as per the current forecast.

KU Deputy Registrar/ Deputy Controller Recruitment 2023 Apply online, Last Date

It’s important to note that conditions in this island country can change frequently.

Regards: Kashmir Weather

KU Deputy Registrar/ Deputy Controller Recruitment 2023 Apply online, Last Date

KU Deputy Registrar/ Deputy Controller Recruitment 2023 Apply online, Last Date

Advertisement Notice No. 10 of 2023, dated: 24-08-2023

Online applications are invited from domiciles of the Union Territory of Jammu & Kashmir for the below
mentioned posts available in the University of Kashmir as per the mentioned details:

I) IMPORTANT DATES:
01 Submission of Online Form/ Hard Copy from 31-08-2023
02 Last date for submission of Online Forms 30-09-2023
03 Last date for submission of Hard copies 03-10-2023

II) QUALIFICATIONS AND OTHER ESSENTIAL REQUIREMENTS:
Essential:
a. Masters degree or equivalent in any discipline with at least 55% marks or its equivalent Grade in the CGPA/Grade „B‟ in the UGC 7 points scale from a recognized University/Institute.

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Experience:

i. At least 09 years of experience as Assistant Professor in the AGP of Rs.6000/- (Level 10
of the 7th CPC) or above with 3 years experience in educational administration. OR
ii. Comparable experience in research establishments and/ or other Institutions of higher education. OR

iii. 05 years of administrative experience as Assistant Registrar or equivalent post in the GP of Rs.5400/-(level 10 of 7th CPC) and above.

III) PERCENTAGE EQUIVALENCE OF GRADE POINTS FOR A SEVEN POINTS SCALE:

In the Seven Point Scale with letter grades O, A, B, C, D, E & F, “B” shall be regarded as equivalent of 55%, wherever the grading system is followed:

IV) SUBMISSION OF ON-LINE APPLICATION FORMS:

Step 1: Visit http://www.kashmiruniversity.net and Click on Jobs/Recruitment link. Read
detailed Important Instructions and preview of whole process for Registration and submission of Application Form before proceeding ahead.

Step 2: Candidate needs to register him/herself before submitting the Online Application. For Registration, Click on the Register as an Applicant link. Remember the Username and Password for future reference. Use valid Email ID and mobile number during registration process.

Step 3: After successful Registration, Login into the system by using your Username and Password.

Step 4: Key in the personal details, educational qualifications, experience etc then Preview the Form, if details are correct, Click on Submit. If there is variation or you want to update, Click on Preview button, make corrections, updations and then Submit. Remember, no editing or updating is allowed after the Form is submitted. Get a print out of the application form and note the Form No. for future reference.

Step 5: Deposit the Application Fee of Rs. 1050/-, through Online mode.

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Kidney College Of Nursing Jobs Recruitment 2023 for various posts

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Kidney College Of Nursing Jobs Recruitment 2023 for various posts

KIDNEY COLLEGE OF NURSING Gulab Bagh Zakura Srinagar – Kashmir

Applications are invited for the below mentioned posts.

PRINCIPAL

M.Sc Nursing with minimum 12 Years experience.

VICE PRINCIPAL

Msc Nursing with minimum 10 years experience.

LECTURERS

M SC Medical Surgical Nursing with 02 years teaching exp.

PEDIATRICS

Ms Nursing Pediatrics

S PSYCHIATRIC

Msc Nursing Psychiatric

TUTORS

B.Sc Tutors with minimum 1 year experience.

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NIET Budgam Recruitment 2023 for teaching & other posts

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NIET Budgam Recruitment 2023 for teaching & other posts

NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION AND TECHNIQUES (NIET) BUDGAM (SOIBUGH) – 191111

JOB NOTIFICATION

SCIENCE TEACHER: BSc/MSc (BEd.) from a recognized university. At least three years experience in teaching the same subject and fluency in English is a must.

MATHEMATICS TEACHER: BSc/MSc Mathematics (BEd.) from a recognized university. At least three years of KSA experience in teachingne ameubject and fluency in English is a m

ACCOUNTANTS ASSISTANT COMPUTER OPERATOR:

Graduate in any discipline, diploma in computers with minimum Forty (40) words per minute typing speed. Experience in accounts/computer operating will be given preference.

Applications can be submitted in the school office within one week from the date of this notification or you can mail us at [email protected] or

whatsapp us at +91-7006454565/ 8493831760.

NEET UG Counselling 2023 Round 3, check registration date, how to apply

NIET Budgam Recruitment 2023 for teaching & other posts

Handing phone to your babies could delay their speech, problem-solving skills: DAK

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Handing phone to your babies could delay their speech, problem-solving skills: DAK

Srinagar, Aug 31 (KNO): Doctors Association Kashmir (DAK) on Thursday said handing phone to your babies could lead to delay in their development.

“The more time babies spend on smartphones, the more likely they are to have developmental delay,” said DAK President Dr Nisar ul Hassan in a statement issued to the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO).

Dr Hassan said parents hand over phones to children to calm them. Also, it allows parents to get other tasks done like cooking, cleaning and washing.

“Letting your baby play with a phone may seem like a simple way to keep them occupied, but it could affect their development,” he said.

“According to a new study published on August 21 in the Journal of the American Medical Association Paediatrics, babies who spent more time on phones at age one year were more likely to have delays in speech and problem-solving skills,” said Dr Hassan.

“Researchers found that by age two years, babies who had spent up to 4 hours in front of the screen were 3 times more likely to have communication and problem-solving delays, while those who had spent 4 or more hours on screens were 4.78 times more likely to have underdeveloped communication skills, 1.74 times more likely to have subpar fine motor skills and two times more likely to have underdeveloped personal and social skills,” he said.

“By age four years, risk remained only in the communication and problem-solving areas.”

The DAK President said kids develop their language skills by interacting with others including parents and if they are just watching a screen they are not having an opportunity to practice talking.

“Babies need face to face interaction for social development. Looking at people’s faces is when our brain turns on to figure out how to interact with them,” he said

“Screens disrupt interactions and limit opportunities for kids to practice interactive problem-solving skills,” he added.

“Parents should spend time with their kids and delay introducing phones to infants and young children,” said Dr Nisar.

“World Health Organisation and American Academy of Paediatrics recommend that children under age 2 should not be exposed to screens at all and limit screen time to one hour per day for children aged 2-5 years,” he said—(KNO)

JKSSB Recruitment: High Court Stays Selection Process Till Govt Takes Decision On Recruiting Agency’s Allegedly Unfair Conduct

JKSSB Recruitment: High Court Stays Selection Process Till Govt Takes Decision On Recruiting Agency’s Allegedly Unfair Conduct

The Jammu and Kashmir High Court has dismissed “mere apprehensions” of unfair conduct of the Jammu and Kashmir Service Board (JKSSB) in recruitment but has halted the selection process, till a final decision is taken by the government on the report/recommendations made by the High-Level Committee which was appointed to review the board’s functioning.

The Committee was constituted to examine whether the process of tendering followed by JKSSB, in selecting M/S Aptech Ltd. to conduct the examinations, was consistent with the extant Financial Rules/Acts, and, if all the relevant norms were fully complied with.
Justice Moksha Khajuria Kazmi was hearing a petition filed by a group of 40 aspirants, who sought indulgence of the court to ensure a fair recruitment process. Through their plea, they had expressed concerns about the potential misuse of modern technology by the agencies involved in the selection process. Specifically, the petitioners had cast doubt on the contracts awarded to M/s Aptech Ltd. for conducting online Computer Based Tests (CBT), citing the company’s tarnished history and previous blacklisting.
At the very outset, the bench observed that the petitioners lacked locus standi (legal standing) to challenge the recruitment process since they participated in the process themselves.
Justice Kazmi added,
“In the instant case, the petitioners have not been able to establish their locus standi to challenge the process being conducted by the respondents for allotment of tender for conduct of various examinations through CBT mode in favour of respondent No. 2. If at all, anyone had any reason to challenge the process of allotment of tender to respondent No. 2, then only the company who has not been selected and allowed tender had a right to challenge the allotment but not the petitioners herein”.

At the very outset, the bench observed that the petitioners lacked locus standi (legal standing) to challenge the recruitment process since they participated in the process themselves.

Justice Kazmi added,

“In the instant case, the petitioners have not been able to establish their locus standi to challenge the process being conducted by the respondents for allotment of tender for conduct of various examinations through CBT mode in favour of respondent No. 2. If at all, anyone had any reason to challenge the process of allotment of tender to respondent No. 2, then only the company who has not been selected and allowed tender had a right to challenge the allotment but not the petitioners herein”.

Further highlighting that a company’s blacklisting is not permanent, the bench explained that once the stipulated period of debarment is over, the company can participate in the tendering process again.

“One cannot be blacklisted for life. The order of blacklisting has to be specified for a particular period of time. The debarment is never permanent and the period of debarment would invariably depend upon the nature of offence committed by erring contractor”, the bench maintained.

Addressing the issue of maintainability of the writ petition, the court clarified that the terms and conditions of tender documents fall within the domain of the tender-making authority and should not be subject to judicial scrutiny unless they are arbitrary, discriminatory, or mala fide.

Taking note of the fact that the government had set up a High-Level Review Committee tasked with assessing the conduct of both the JKSSB and the selected agency, M/s Aptech Ltd the court directed the Committee to furnish its report within ten days, followed by a decision from the Chief Secretary based on the report’s recommendations within the subsequent ten days.

“However, till the final decision is taken by the Government, the JKSSB shall not proceed with the selection process”, the bench concluded.

Case Title: Vinkal Sharma and others V/s UT of J&K and others

Citation: 2023 LiveLaw (JKL) 237

Click Here To Read/Download Judgment

NEET UG Counselling 2023 Round 3, check registration date, how to apply

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NEET UG Counselling 2023 Round 3, check registration date, how to apply

The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) will begin registration for Round 3 of NEET UG Counselling 2023 today, August 31, as per the official schedule. Eligible candidates can visit the official website of MCC, i.e., mcc.nic.in, to register themselves for the counseling process.

As per the schedule, the choice filling and locking process will be available to the candidates from September 1 to 5, 2023. And the last date to register is September 4, 2023.

IMPORTANT DATES TO KEEP IN MIND

  • Registration/Payment: August 31 to September 4, 2023
  • Choice Filling/ Locking: September 1 to 5, 2023
  • Processing of Seat Allotment: September 6 to 7, 2023
  • Seat allotment result: September 8, 2023
  • Uploading of documents by the candidates on the MCC portal: September 9, 2023
  • Reporting: September 10 to 18, 2023
  • Verification of Joined candidates Data by institutes: September 19 to 20, 2023

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HOW TO REGISTER

Candidates can follow these steps to register for Round 3 of NEET UG Counselling 2023

Step 1: Visit the official website of MCC, i.e., mcc.nic.in.

Step 2: On the homepage, click on the NEET UG link.

Step 3: A new page will appear on the screen.

Step 4: Now, click on the registration link.

Step 5: Register yourself and log in to your account.

Step 6: Fill out the application and choices in the choice-filling form. (once the registration begins)

Step 7: Pay the application fee and submit your application.

Step 8: Take a printout of your application for future reference.

DRDO Apprentice Recruitment 2023 Application form, Vacancy, Last date

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DRDO Apprentice Recruitment 2023 Application form, Vacancy, Last date

Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) is inviting applications to fill up several apprentice posts. A total of 68 vacant posts are available. The vacant posts are available for Graduate apprentices and Technician apprentices. An official notification for the same has been released on the DRDO website. The recruitment is being done by ITR (Integrated Test Range), Chandipur, Balasore of Odisha. Interested candidates are to check their eligibility and submit their applications via speed post or registered post. The last date to submit the applications is October 6, 2023. For further details, check below:

DRDO Apprentice Recruitment 2023 Vacant Posts

  • Graduate Apprentice: 44 posts
  • Technician Apprentice: 24 posts

DRDO Apprentice Recruitment 2023 Eligibility

  • Candidates should hold a B.E./B.Tech/Diploma/BBA/B.Com degree
  • Candidates who have attained their degree in the years 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, and 2023 are eligible to apply
  • Applicants who have passed the qualification before 2019, are not eligible to apply
  • Candidates with post-graduate qualifications are NOT eligible to apply.
  • Candidates who have had training or job experience for a period of one year or more shall NOT be eligible to apply
  • For detailed information, interested candidates can check the official notification

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DRDO Apprentice Recruitment 2023 Stipend

  • Graduate apprentices will be receiving a sum of Rs 9,000 per month
  • Technician apprenticed will be receiving a sum of Rs 8,000 per month

Selection Process

The final list of selected candidates will be decided based on the following:

  • A written examination
  • A personal interview round

How to Apply

  • Interested candidates need to download the annexure form from the official DRDO website
  • The typed application along with the required documents should be sent via Speed Post/ Registered Post
  • The applications need to be sent to the following address: Director, Integrated Test Range (ITR), Chandipur, Balasore, Odisha-756025”
  • It is to be noted that handwritten information (except the signature) will not be considered under any circumstance
  • It is advised to keep a copy of the application for future references
  • All information regarding the recruitment will be conveyed via the website only.

IGNOU to conduct placement drive on on this date; check details here

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IGNOU to conduct placement drive on on this date; check details here

The placement cell of Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) is conducting a placement drive on September 12 in collaboration with Insurancedekho and Litterae Foundation. The placement drive will take place in the campus at the convention centre.

There are vacancies in the health and life tele sales domain at Insurance Dekho and the post of data entry operator at Litterae Foundation.

For the post of health and life tele sales, the qualification could be graduation or post graduation and the age limit is 19 to 30 years. The job location is Udyog Vihar, Gurugram.

Insurancedekho is an online platform in the insurance sector providing solutions to users using technology. Litterae Foundation is a non-profit organisation promoting literacy and education among underprivileged communities.

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Students should bring their updated resumes, transcripts of marks and other important documents to the placement drive. The details of the selection process and specific requirements will be shared during the placement drive. In case of any queries, students can contact IGNOU at the helpline number — 011-29571114

The university recently conducted a placement drive in collaboration with SBI Life Insurance.

Article 370 Hearing: Full Statehood Restoration in J&K Requires Time: Centre To SC

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Article 370 Hearing: Full Statehood Restoration in J&K Requires Time: Centre To SC

Centre Leaves Timing of J&K Polls to Election Bodies, Voter List Update Underway

Babar Rather

Srinagar, Aug 31 (GNS): During the ongoing Article 370 hearing, a significant dual-focus emerged as the Centre addressed both the restoration of complete statehood to Jammu and Kashmir and the timing of assembly elections.

According to GNS, the Centre’s submission to the Supreme Court indicated that while the decision on conducting polls in Jammu and Kashmir remains within the purview of the Election Commission and the state poll panel, the process of updating the voters’ list in the region is however already underway. The update is expected to take approximately a month to complete.

Simultaneously, the Centre informed the court that the restoration of full statehood to Jammu and Kashmir would necessitate some time. While the exact timeline wasn’t specified, the Centre acknowledged that this process is going on and its commitment to the eventual reinstatement of complete statehood stands.

Furthermore, the Centre shared encouraging security-related statistics. Solicitor General Tushar Mehta informed the court that instances of militancy have decreased by 45.2% between 2018 and 2023. Infiltration has seen a substantial reduction by 90%, while law and order issues like stone pelting have been significantly curbed by 97%. The casualties among security personnel have reduced by 65%, showcasing an improved security environment.

The instances of stone pelting which were at 1,767 in 2018, have now reached a remarkable zero, as per SG. Similarly, he informed, organized bandhs, which were at 52 in 2018, have ceased entirely.

The Centre also deliberated on the pending assembly elections in Jammu and Kashmir.

“With the introduction of a three-tier Panchayat Raj system, three elections are due. The first set of elections will be for Panchayats. The elections for Leh Hill Development Council have already taken place, and those for Kargil are scheduled for September”, the Centre informed. (GNS)