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Various Vacancies In National Vector Borne Disease Control Programme(NBVDCP) at New Delhi 2010

[ Sunday, July 4, 2010 | 0 comments ]
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Directorate of NVBDCP is in process for intensifying the malaria control and kala-azar elimination activities at National level by hiring the services of consultants & support staff. The following positions are required at HQ, Delhi for strengthening World Bank Project (Malaria & Kala-azar). The posts are purely on contractual basis and further continuation shall depend on performance during the project period:
Consultant (Environment Safety)-Post-1
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National Rural Health Mission(NHRM) – Delhi Government Job Vacancy 2010

[ Thursday, June 10, 2010 | 0 comments ]
National Rural Health Mission(NHRM) Hires Various Positions In New Delhi 2010
Recruitment of Personnel under HNRM (On Contract)
Integrated District Health Society -North a registered society under the Societies Registration Act, 1860 intends recruiting the following categories of personnel for various programs under the Integrated District Health Society- North (IDHS-N) as per the details given below. The posts are solely under the Integrated District Health Society-North. The place of duty shall be in the health facilities in North District only:


Pathologist (post code: Pathologist)-Post-1
Consolidated Contractual Remuneration (P.M.):
Rs. 43,000/-
Age limit: Max 45years.
Qualifications:
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Home » Engineering Jobs » Executive Trainees Job Vacancy – Heavy Engineering Corporation – MBA/CA/ICWA Executive Trainees Job Vacancy – Heavy Engineering Corporation

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Heavy Engineering Corporation Limited(HEC) Is Recruiting MBA / CA / ICWA / Engineering Candidates In Delhi 2010
Advertisement No. RT/ 01 /2010
HEC Ltd, established in the year 1958 is one of the largest Engineering Complex in India. It manufactures and supplies capital equipment, machines and renders turn key project execution services required for the core sector industries. It has complete manufacturing set up including casting & forging, fabrication, machining, assembly and testing- all at one location backed by a strong design- engineering and technology team. HECL, India invites applications from young, energetic and result oriented persons of Indian nationality for:
Executive Trainees (Technical – ET (Tech) / Finance- ET (FIN) / Personnel officers- ET (HR))-Posts-117
Age:
Max 29 years as on 31.7.2010
Qualification:
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International Centre for Automotive Technology : New Campus at Manesar

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The international Centre for Automotive Technology (iCAT), Manesar in the Northern region is a division of NATIS (NATRiP Implementation Society), an independent registered society and an Apex body for implementation of National Automotive Testing and R& D Infrastructure Project (NATRiP), Govt. of India.


On June 4, 2010, India's Union Minister of Heavy Industries and Public Enterprises liad the foundation stone of a new campus of iCAT at Manesar, Near Gurgaon, Haryana. This new campus with an investment of Rs. 500 crore will be providing state of art testing, validation and R & D facilities to the automotive industry in the northern hub. The tracks for homologation and testing laboratories in new technology areas of Noise, Vibration & Harshness (NVH), EMC and Passive Safety will be a boon for both automotive OEMs as well as component manufacturers. iCAT is also being developed as a “Centre of Excellence” for component development and NVH. This is a great step in bringing India closer to the cherished dream of becoming the hub of small car manufacturing in the world and as a leading global auto component manufacturer.
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Green Hiker campaign and Responsible Tourism

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Green Hiker campaign is the name of a new compaign by World Wide Fund for Nature-India (WWF-India) launched on June 04, 2010 in New Delhi. The idea is to encourage the tour operators to adopt better practices for disposal of waste in the Himalayas and protect the fragile ecosystem. the compaign will cover the Jammu and Kashmir, Sikkim, Himachal Pradesh and Arunachal Pradesh, aims to reach out to tour operators and tourists and encourage them to adopt responsible practices towards reducing the impact of tourism on the fragile ecosystem of the Himalayas. Arjun Vajpai, 16, the youngest Indian to conquer Mount Everest has also joined the compaign.
The compaign involves animation films on responsible tourism to be screened at airports, hotels, coffee houses, book shops and restaurants and distribution of posters, bookmarks and post cards. (Indian Express)
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New Technique to identify sex of Date Palm at Nursery Stage

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Phoenix dactylifera commonly known as Date Palm is an edible sweet fruit. In cultivation of date palm, the major problem for farmers is to identify the sex of saplings at an early stage so that they can cultivate in their orchards a sufficiently large number of productive female trees with only a minimal number of male trees. This is because; the fruit is borne by female plants only which cannot be identified upto four to five years till the date palm trees bloom for the first time. There have been attempts in the past to identify the sex of the date palm at an early stage and the results have remained frustratingly unsuccessful. For last few years, there have been serious efforts to understand the genetic basis of sex determination in plants and to develop methods to identify sex at an early stage by using molecular marker tools.
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Shivraj Patil Panel to preserve Chandigarh architectural heritage

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The union Government has set up an expert committee under the Chandigarh Administrator and Punjab Governor Shibvraj Patil , to preserve the architectural heritage of Chandigarh.

This panel will look at both the original concept of the city as well as the maintenance of important public buildings in Chandigarh. The main focus will be on some of the buildings which are now more than half a century old and no longer do justice to the vision and original concept behind creation of the city

Chandigarh, which is famously known as 'city beautiful', was designed by legendary French architect Le Corbusier in 1950s. He originally planned this city to accommodate only 500,000 people but at present over 1.1 million people are living. The committee will make its recommendations within a period of three months to the authorities concerned.
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