HELLO,
THIS IS AN INFORMATION TO THEM, WHO ARE PREPARING FOR CDS(COMBINED DEFENCE SERVICE)AND HAVE TO GIVE THE 'SSB'. IN THE SSB, YOU WIIL HAVE TO GO IN ANY SELECTIVE CENTERE AND WILL HAVE TO REMAIN SIX(6)DAYS THERE. WHEN YOU ARE QUALIFYING FOR IAF, THEN YOU HAVE TO GIVE 'PABT' TEST. AND THERE IS ONLY ONE CHANCE TO QUALIFY IT IN YOUR WHOLE LIFE. SO BE PREPARED FOR EVERYTHING. AND AFTER THAT YOU HAVE TO GIVE PP&DT(PICTURE PERCEPTION & DISCUSION TEST). WHEN YOU WILL HAVE QUALIFY THIS THEN YOU WIIL STAYED THERE NEXT REMAINING DAYS. OTHER WISE YOU WILL SEND BACK.
WHEN YOU WANT TO KNOW SOMETHING EXTRA THEN YO CAN CONTACT ME.
I THINK THIS STRTING INFORMATION IS NECESSERY TO ALL OF THEM WHO ARE GOING FIRST TIME THERE.
SO BE PREPARED
ALL THE BEST
Thursday, February 28, 2008
Thursday, February 21, 2008
big day for cricket
this time is very big for Cricket. IPL has started the price value of world cricket. and the Mahandra Singh Dhoni(India) and Andrew Symonds are among on the top. now this league has started like EPL(football). and this is big step in the world cricket. and now cricketer can also make money which has not come in lime light. now every one can think make carrer in cricket.
all the best to IPL.
all the best to IPL.
Thursday, February 14, 2008
on maharashtra issue
this is ashamed to listeon this type of news that some leaders make the issue of north indians. north indians and maharathi are different beings in whole maharashtra. it is seem like, there are no rights to an indian to go any where in indian. many of north indians are leaving to maharashtra. how this possible in india. do they want to say(political leader of maharashtra)that they want a new country as maharashtra. no, this is not possible. because there are every indian to contribute in this developing country(INDIA).i think these are only political issue. and everybody will forget this issue in near future.but this is not a good issue to raise for their political profit but it is worst.
so the indian government have to deal it carefully.
this is the news of chennaionline and read, how it is....
North Indian fruit-vendors attacked in Maharashtra
Nasik, Feb 12 Activists of Maharashtra Navnirman Sena attacked fruit-vendors hailing from north India in the Shalimar Chowk area today, leading to tension in the city.
A handful of MNS activists allegedly beat up the vendors and damaged their hand-carts to protest the likely arrest of their leader and MNS chief Raj Thackeray, police said.
Some of the hawkers were injured in the incident and were being treated in government hospitals.
The hawkers were mostly from Uttar Pradesh and have been selling seasonal fruits for quiet a long time.
However, MNS General Secretary Vasant Gite denied that his party members were involved in the attack.
Last night some unidentified persons attacked industrial workers hailing from UP and Bihar following which many of them have left the city, police said.
Shops in Nasik road in the city closed down following the incident.
City police have deployed force in the areas, police added. (Agencies)
Published: Tuesday, February 12, 2008
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Five naxals killed in Jamshedpur dist
Congress delays decision on dropping minister from Goa cabinet
Raj Thackeray released on conditional bail
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Mock terror and chemical attacks at Delhi Metro
Wednesday, February 13, 2008
Taslima's visa likely to be extended
Raj arrested, granted bail, One dead in Nashik violence
1 killed as violence erupts in Maharasthra after Raj's arrest
Sheila Dikshit welcomes SC order on desealing
Mughal Gardens to be open from Feb 16 to Mar 28
Orissa rejects report on tiger population
SP leader Azmi arrested, released on bail
Diwali-eve blasts: Court for fresh medical check of accused
Fierce gunbattle between Maoists, police in Bihar
Raj Thackeray, SP leader Azmi arrested
Dasmunsi appointed West Bengal PCC chief
50 MNS activists held in Pune
J-K Highway closed after landslides
Amritsar continues to shiver as cold wave continues
Info hunger between India, Russia needs to be satisfied:Zubkov
Maha govt should take action against Thackeray: Azmi
16 per cent of Indians suffer from sexual dysfunction: Study
India, Russia to shortlist countries for exporting BrahMos
Situation in Nasik under control
Mumbai tense over imminent arrest of Raj; security tightened
Tuesday, February 12, 2008
India's Tiger populations dwindles by half, only 1,411 left
MNS workers damage over dozen buses in stone pelting
Marxism will return to all parts of the world: Yechury
'Year of Russia' in India launched
EC defers decision on petition against Sonia
Laxman Singh Gaud cremated
Cong going 'soft' on Raj Thackeray: BJP
Raj Thackeray's campaign is in Maharashtra's interest: MNS
Jharkhand to get 600 more para-military personnel
Centre rushes more paramilitary forces to Maharashtra
Tension in Pune; buses targeted
58 MNS, SP activists detained as preventive measures
Chamber of Comm. set up to enhance India-Russia trade
India-Russia Chamber of Commerce set up to enhance trade
India, Russia agree to double trade in three years
Corporate sector should develop code of conduct: President
CPI-M's third alternative efforts on: Basu
Govt set to revamp weapons purchase policy
India-Africa Summit next month, ties set to be redefined
Amritsar shivers at -1.1 C as cold wave continues in north
Murder accused commits suicide in police station
' Ready to face any action' - Raj Thackeray
Five members of marriage party killed in road accident
SHRC issues notice to IGP, Kashmir
UP Govt tables tax-free budget
Cold wave conditions continue to sweep Kashmir Valley
Raj Thackeray not to seek anticipatory bail: MNS
Seven Myanmarese arrested for trying to exfiltrate into J-K
Security stepped up at Raj Thackeray's residence
Seven Myanmarese arrested for trying to exfiltrate
Monday, February 11, 2008
CPI(M) won't allow accord with IAEA until after US Prez poll: Karat
Police files FIR against Raj Thackeray, Azmi
India condemns use of force against Palestinians
Taslima should be allowed to stay in India: M M Joshi
Second polio victim in Bengal
Army floats global tenders for heavy, ultralight artillery
Remarks against north Indians unacceptable: Advani
No fresh mandate needed for Indo-US nuclear deal: Cong
CBI raids Amit Kumar's nursing home, guest house
BHEL DGM, wife commit suicide
Three kidney racket accused handed over to CBI
SC to examine EC's power to control state machinery for polls
Huge negligence of NDA responsible for Kargil: Congress
Police files case against Raj Thackeray, Azmi
Budget session of Parliament from Feb 25
Cabinet sub-group will consider raising fuel price this week
Culling of poultry inches towards completion in WB
Cabinet sub-group will consider raising fuel prices this week
Third alternative to be platform of all secular forces: Karat
Special Task Force to man tourist spots
Cong should seek mandate if it wants ties with US: Karat
Cases filed against Raj, Azmi for promoting enmity
Cold wave still going strong in Punjab & Haryana
Display 'No Smoking' board or pay fine
CBI should probe the role of UP bureaucrat: Congress
Security stepped up at BSE; police team leaves for UP
Two Hizbul militants shot dead
MCD invites application for desealing
Cold wave continues in Kashmir Valley
Minimum temperature decreases in capital
Three medical students die in accident in MP
3 injured as goods train hits truck
Sunday, February 10, 2008
India asks Myanmar to expedite political reconciliation
'Sethu project should be implemented after convincing people'
Left parties attack Mulford's remarks on Indo-US nuke deal
Decision on withdrawal of support to UPA after Mar10: Mayawati
West Bengal govt orders judicial inquiry into police firing
States failed to create better infrastructure for judiciary: CJ
Education, agri sectors to get priority in Budget: FM
Court remands Dr Amit Kumar to CBI custody till Feb 22
Two die of cold in Jammu
Boy accidentally shoots sister
Meghalaya Govt bars teachers from campaigning
Top Hizbul militant shot dead
Amritsar shivers at minus 1.6 as cold wave continues
WB police 'facilitated attacks' by CPM in Nandigram: NHRC
Baba Amte laid to rest
Christians protest violence in Kandhamal
Stock Exchanges must be answerable under RTI Act: Habibullah
Saturday, February 09, 2008
Kidney kingpin Dr Amit brought to Delhi
kidney racket kingpin Amit Kumar deported to India
Shobhaa De takes a dig at Raj Thackeray
It is now or never to get such deal: Mulford
Minimum temperature falls in Delhi
PM calls for investment, reforms in education system
It is now or never to get such a deal, says US ambassador
UK downplays concerns over 'tough' immigration system
Gandhian Baba Amte dead
Police to ensure shifting of people from avalanche prone areas
Indo-US nuke deal: It is now or never to get such a deal, says US ambassador Mulford
Noted social activist Baba Amte passes away
UK downplays concerns over new 'tough' immigration system
Baba Amte the leading light of Anandwan is no more
Friday, February 08, 2008
Regionalism raising its head in parts of the country: Patil
Dr Amit Kumar expected to be extradited soon
China protests PM's assertion on Arunachal
16 buried under avalanches in J&K, 46 rescued
UPA will announce loan relief measures for farmers: PM
UPA govt will announce loan relief measures for farmers: PM
Govt rubbishes Advani's crticism of internal security position
Sangma under EC scanner over CD row
Arbitrary policy decisions open to judicial review: CAT
Attacks in Maharashtra a political conspiracy, says Jaiswal
Future nuclear reactors may come up in populated areas
Taslima hopes India will not turn her back on visa renewal
India expects Dr Amit Kumar to be extradited soon from Nepal
Kidney racket kingpin to be produced in court on Sunday
SC to hear petition against Raj Thackeray on Feb 22
Seven militants killed in Manipur
Kidney racket kingpin arrested, to be produced in court on Sunday
AISMK state conference at Madurai from Feb 10
HC dismisses petition filed by PRF Convener
Police on alert following reports maoists movement
Thirty feared killed in Kashmir avalanche
Arrested kidney racket kingpin brought to Kathmandu
Make details of farmer loans available: Mayawati tells RBI guv
UP Assembly budget session from tomorrow
Education UK Exhibition on Feb 12
Adopt energy efficient processes: Barnala
BSNL services hit in Chennai
Bank strike on Feb. 25 and 26
Metrowater revises charges
Census puts TN dog "strength" at 27 lakh
MK to inaugurate press club's new building
Govt will not hesitate in arresting Raj Thackeray, Azmi: Patil
Mumbai violence; police await nod from govt for action
Police close to finalising action against Raj, other leaders
Thursday, February 07, 2008
CPI-M denies comments attributed to Prakash Karat
Indian Airbus flight makes emergency flight after bird hit
Petition filed in SC against Raj Thackeray
Russian PM arrives on Monday, five pacts to be signed
Left says no to petro price hike, wants long term cap gains tax
14 rivers to be declared as national projects
Raj, Azmi will he held if strong evidence found: Patil
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so the indian government have to deal it carefully.
this is the news of chennaionline and read, how it is....
North Indian fruit-vendors attacked in Maharashtra
Nasik, Feb 12 Activists of Maharashtra Navnirman Sena attacked fruit-vendors hailing from north India in the Shalimar Chowk area today, leading to tension in the city.
A handful of MNS activists allegedly beat up the vendors and damaged their hand-carts to protest the likely arrest of their leader and MNS chief Raj Thackeray, police said.
Some of the hawkers were injured in the incident and were being treated in government hospitals.
The hawkers were mostly from Uttar Pradesh and have been selling seasonal fruits for quiet a long time.
However, MNS General Secretary Vasant Gite denied that his party members were involved in the attack.
Last night some unidentified persons attacked industrial workers hailing from UP and Bihar following which many of them have left the city, police said.
Shops in Nasik road in the city closed down following the incident.
City police have deployed force in the areas, police added. (Agencies)
Published: Tuesday, February 12, 2008
More National Headlines
Thursday, February 14, 2008
PM seeks security of sea lanes
Five naxals killed in Jamshedpur dist
Congress delays decision on dropping minister from Goa cabinet
Raj Thackeray released on conditional bail
50 pc of those dying due to smoking are illiterates: Study
Mock terror and chemical attacks at Delhi Metro
Wednesday, February 13, 2008
Taslima's visa likely to be extended
Raj arrested, granted bail, One dead in Nashik violence
1 killed as violence erupts in Maharasthra after Raj's arrest
Sheila Dikshit welcomes SC order on desealing
Mughal Gardens to be open from Feb 16 to Mar 28
Orissa rejects report on tiger population
SP leader Azmi arrested, released on bail
Diwali-eve blasts: Court for fresh medical check of accused
Fierce gunbattle between Maoists, police in Bihar
Raj Thackeray, SP leader Azmi arrested
Dasmunsi appointed West Bengal PCC chief
50 MNS activists held in Pune
J-K Highway closed after landslides
Amritsar continues to shiver as cold wave continues
Info hunger between India, Russia needs to be satisfied:Zubkov
Maha govt should take action against Thackeray: Azmi
16 per cent of Indians suffer from sexual dysfunction: Study
India, Russia to shortlist countries for exporting BrahMos
Situation in Nasik under control
Mumbai tense over imminent arrest of Raj; security tightened
Tuesday, February 12, 2008
India's Tiger populations dwindles by half, only 1,411 left
MNS workers damage over dozen buses in stone pelting
Marxism will return to all parts of the world: Yechury
'Year of Russia' in India launched
EC defers decision on petition against Sonia
Laxman Singh Gaud cremated
Cong going 'soft' on Raj Thackeray: BJP
Raj Thackeray's campaign is in Maharashtra's interest: MNS
Jharkhand to get 600 more para-military personnel
Centre rushes more paramilitary forces to Maharashtra
Tension in Pune; buses targeted
58 MNS, SP activists detained as preventive measures
Chamber of Comm. set up to enhance India-Russia trade
India-Russia Chamber of Commerce set up to enhance trade
India, Russia agree to double trade in three years
Corporate sector should develop code of conduct: President
CPI-M's third alternative efforts on: Basu
Govt set to revamp weapons purchase policy
India-Africa Summit next month, ties set to be redefined
Amritsar shivers at -1.1 C as cold wave continues in north
Murder accused commits suicide in police station
' Ready to face any action' - Raj Thackeray
Five members of marriage party killed in road accident
SHRC issues notice to IGP, Kashmir
UP Govt tables tax-free budget
Cold wave conditions continue to sweep Kashmir Valley
Raj Thackeray not to seek anticipatory bail: MNS
Seven Myanmarese arrested for trying to exfiltrate into J-K
Security stepped up at Raj Thackeray's residence
Seven Myanmarese arrested for trying to exfiltrate
Monday, February 11, 2008
CPI(M) won't allow accord with IAEA until after US Prez poll: Karat
Police files FIR against Raj Thackeray, Azmi
India condemns use of force against Palestinians
Taslima should be allowed to stay in India: M M Joshi
Second polio victim in Bengal
Army floats global tenders for heavy, ultralight artillery
Remarks against north Indians unacceptable: Advani
No fresh mandate needed for Indo-US nuclear deal: Cong
CBI raids Amit Kumar's nursing home, guest house
BHEL DGM, wife commit suicide
Three kidney racket accused handed over to CBI
SC to examine EC's power to control state machinery for polls
Huge negligence of NDA responsible for Kargil: Congress
Police files case against Raj Thackeray, Azmi
Budget session of Parliament from Feb 25
Cabinet sub-group will consider raising fuel price this week
Culling of poultry inches towards completion in WB
Cabinet sub-group will consider raising fuel prices this week
Third alternative to be platform of all secular forces: Karat
Special Task Force to man tourist spots
Cong should seek mandate if it wants ties with US: Karat
Cases filed against Raj, Azmi for promoting enmity
Cold wave still going strong in Punjab & Haryana
Display 'No Smoking' board or pay fine
CBI should probe the role of UP bureaucrat: Congress
Security stepped up at BSE; police team leaves for UP
Two Hizbul militants shot dead
MCD invites application for desealing
Cold wave continues in Kashmir Valley
Minimum temperature decreases in capital
Three medical students die in accident in MP
3 injured as goods train hits truck
Sunday, February 10, 2008
India asks Myanmar to expedite political reconciliation
'Sethu project should be implemented after convincing people'
Left parties attack Mulford's remarks on Indo-US nuke deal
Decision on withdrawal of support to UPA after Mar10: Mayawati
West Bengal govt orders judicial inquiry into police firing
States failed to create better infrastructure for judiciary: CJ
Education, agri sectors to get priority in Budget: FM
Court remands Dr Amit Kumar to CBI custody till Feb 22
Two die of cold in Jammu
Boy accidentally shoots sister
Meghalaya Govt bars teachers from campaigning
Top Hizbul militant shot dead
Amritsar shivers at minus 1.6 as cold wave continues
WB police 'facilitated attacks' by CPM in Nandigram: NHRC
Baba Amte laid to rest
Christians protest violence in Kandhamal
Stock Exchanges must be answerable under RTI Act: Habibullah
Saturday, February 09, 2008
Kidney kingpin Dr Amit brought to Delhi
kidney racket kingpin Amit Kumar deported to India
Shobhaa De takes a dig at Raj Thackeray
It is now or never to get such deal: Mulford
Minimum temperature falls in Delhi
PM calls for investment, reforms in education system
It is now or never to get such a deal, says US ambassador
UK downplays concerns over 'tough' immigration system
Gandhian Baba Amte dead
Police to ensure shifting of people from avalanche prone areas
Indo-US nuke deal: It is now or never to get such a deal, says US ambassador Mulford
Noted social activist Baba Amte passes away
UK downplays concerns over new 'tough' immigration system
Baba Amte the leading light of Anandwan is no more
Friday, February 08, 2008
Regionalism raising its head in parts of the country: Patil
Dr Amit Kumar expected to be extradited soon
China protests PM's assertion on Arunachal
16 buried under avalanches in J&K, 46 rescued
UPA will announce loan relief measures for farmers: PM
UPA govt will announce loan relief measures for farmers: PM
Govt rubbishes Advani's crticism of internal security position
Sangma under EC scanner over CD row
Arbitrary policy decisions open to judicial review: CAT
Attacks in Maharashtra a political conspiracy, says Jaiswal
Future nuclear reactors may come up in populated areas
Taslima hopes India will not turn her back on visa renewal
India expects Dr Amit Kumar to be extradited soon from Nepal
Kidney racket kingpin to be produced in court on Sunday
SC to hear petition against Raj Thackeray on Feb 22
Seven militants killed in Manipur
Kidney racket kingpin arrested, to be produced in court on Sunday
AISMK state conference at Madurai from Feb 10
HC dismisses petition filed by PRF Convener
Police on alert following reports maoists movement
Thirty feared killed in Kashmir avalanche
Arrested kidney racket kingpin brought to Kathmandu
Make details of farmer loans available: Mayawati tells RBI guv
UP Assembly budget session from tomorrow
Education UK Exhibition on Feb 12
Adopt energy efficient processes: Barnala
BSNL services hit in Chennai
Bank strike on Feb. 25 and 26
Metrowater revises charges
Census puts TN dog "strength" at 27 lakh
MK to inaugurate press club's new building
Govt will not hesitate in arresting Raj Thackeray, Azmi: Patil
Mumbai violence; police await nod from govt for action
Police close to finalising action against Raj, other leaders
Thursday, February 07, 2008
CPI-M denies comments attributed to Prakash Karat
Indian Airbus flight makes emergency flight after bird hit
Petition filed in SC against Raj Thackeray
Russian PM arrives on Monday, five pacts to be signed
Left says no to petro price hike, wants long term cap gains tax
14 rivers to be declared as national projects
Raj, Azmi will he held if strong evidence found: Patil
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Wednesday, February 6, 2008
Tour in AGRA
this is the place which is known by every on. and there is no requirement to tell name of this because this TAJ MAHAL, made by mugual emperer 'sahjahan'. it is very beautiful place. when watching this in front of taj, you never forget ever.
this the 'agra fort' and made by mugal emperer AKBAR. and it is situated at agra.and this is very big fort made through red stone.so how can you miss it when you tour in agra.
this is another place made by AKBAR called SIKANDRA and it is also known as AKBAR'S TOMB. when you tour in agra don't forget this place.
and the TAJ MAHOTSAV will start on 18 january 2008. this is the taj festival, which is happened every year. it is running for 10 days. so when you will come agra , don't miss it. so why are you waiting now.
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