BPSC PT -2011 Result Any Time Soon

Patna,July,9: Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) is responded over  the mail by saying that result of PT-2011 will be declared in coming week and till now commission has officially received 569 vacancies to recruit upon from the Bihar government.

However the media buzz is that further more seats will be added till the process of examination would get over.

Responding upon the number of result to be declared in the PT commission has said that the matter is under decision it is yet to finalize.

On the date of Mains examination they said that it will be decided later.

So keep your finger cross for coming week because long awaited result will be declared.

All the best for the applicant who are waiting for the result desperately .The comission will release the answer key and cut off at the time of the result.

The result will be release on the site of the BPSC,(http://www.bpsc.bih.nic.in/)

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Golden Bird India,Traced in Sri Padmanabhan Temple

 A mesmerizing treasury of gold and silver coins, jewels and precious stones in the Sree Padmanabhan temple of Kerla in India has surprised the world as sealed vaults were opened.

State government has increased security net after the discovery of treasure in recent days; it has once again shown the world about the wealthiest religious institutions in the country.

Till now four vaults recently opened at the Sree Padmanabhan temple in Trivandrum, which was unofficially estimated about $22 billion few more vaults will be opened on July 8 .

The thousands of statues of gods and goddesses made of solid gold and studded with diamonds, emeralds, rubies, and other precious stones, crowns and necklaces, all given as gifts to the god over the centuries.

The quantity of gold and silver coins was so much that the officials involved in counting weighed the coins by the sackful, rather than counting them.

Sree Padmanabhan temple,were built by the maharajas who ruled the then-kingdom of Travancore, remained under the control of the erstwhile royal family of the region after India's independence in 1947.

India's Apex Court ordered the careful inspection of the vaults after a lawyer petitioned a local court asking the Kerla Government to take over the Sree Padmanabhan temple, citing inadequate security. The current Maharaja of Travancore had appealed to the apex Court against the petition.

The inventory opened last week and the final vaults were expected to be unlocked soon. The public are aware about the treasures in temple but the quantum mesmerized everybody.

Before the trove was opened, there was almost no security at the temple, except few local guards patrolling the complex with batons, mainly for the crowd control objective.

Kerala's police have sent extra police officers to the temple and is planning a high-tech security system to protect the treasure soon.

"We plan to enhance security in a manner which will not interfere with the activities of the temple or devotees," Kerala's police chief, Jacob Punnoose said to the media.

Manoj Abraham, police commissioner Trivandrum, said two battalions of special armed police would provide security outside the temple complex.
"Later, we will discuss with temple authorities and members of the former royal family what kind of permanent security system should be put in place," Abraham said.

Every year, devout Hindus donate cash, gold and silver to temples whose value is in millions. Some of the temples in India are so wealthy; they have formed trusts which run schools, colleges and hospitals that offer free treatment to the poor people.

The new discovery Sree Padmanabhan temple has sparked a debate over the future of the treasure trove.

Vellappally Nateshan, a Hindu leader, requested the wealth should remain with the temple authorities.

Some social activists in Kerala have demanded the treasure be handed to a national trust to help the poor people of the country.

Kerala's Chief Minister Oommen Chandy, however, assured the people that the wealth would remain with the temple."It is the property of the temple. The government will protect the wealth at the temple."

Chandy said the government would bear the cost of stepping up security at the temple and ensure that worshippers were not inconvenienced.

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BPSC - PT result any time Soon Cut-off could be around 95

As per some authentic sources BPSC is all set to announce more than 14000 results in the Pree Examination and the cut off for the general candidate is expected to 96.

The BPSC has conducted a high level meeting on Tuesday and taken the decision regarding this.

The answer key will be announced with the result which is expected to publish any time soon.

Initially BPSC were looking to give the green card for mains to 6000 aspirants but in the mean time seats has been increased so commission decided to increase the numbers.The mains examination is expected to conduct in oct- nov .

Corruption Envelopes JPSC Aspitants Urges CBI Probe

Ranchi, July, 7: Students-turned-activists are desperately launched the move to clean the sullied image of the Jharkhand Public Service Commission (JPSC). The State’s civil services aspirants, under the banner of the Chhatra Jagran Manch, have adopted multiple modern technological means to get the “sufferers” bring together under single roof. 

Aspirants, struggling hard to revamp work culture of the JPSC, are messaging their peer examinees to raise their voices in favor of a probe by premier investigating agency of the country CBI besides demanding a recruitment process minus corruption, nepotism or favoritism of any kind.

“Join us against JPSC corruption by ensuring your participation in mashal julush on Tuesday at 5 pm... ‘Now or Never’,” reads the SMS that has been circulated among the civil service aspirants across the State. Following the call, a number of students participated in a deliberation, walked in the torch rally upto Raj Bhavan and sat in protest before the JPSC office.

Aspirants are calming that nothing is going to happen by state vigilance probes because it is under the state government ambit and the relatives of the ruling alliance are benifited by the JPSC. The organization held a meeting on June 29. The mashal julush was on July 2 , and  on July 7 they staged a protest before the JPSC office.

The union has been particularly baffling against recent High Court’s order quashing suspension of a candidate, Mukesh Mahto. “We think that the Government did not present its views correctly in the High Court. There is some connivance between those in the Government and the probe agency. The nexus could not be broken unless an independent CBI inquiry is ordered. We afraid that with present style of functioning anyone would found guilt ever,” said Ajay Chaudhary, coordinator of the forum to the media.

A delegation of the aspirants also submitted a memorandum to the newly appointed chairman of JPSC Shiv Basant seeking his interventions.Basant, while responding to the “genuine” demands of the students, has assured that now onwards all the examinations conducted by the commission would be free and fair in nature. He also assured the delegation that he would place demand for CBI probe before that Government that in turn can take final call into the matter.

“He said that he cannot do anything about the happenings of the past but assured that no malpractice would be tolerated in the future and cent per cent transparency in the examination process would be maintained. He also hinted that agencies hired by the UPSC for conducting examination processes may be employed here as well,” the chairman reportedly complained about lack of working hands in the JPSC .

The results of the fourth combined preliminary examination is pending even after more than three months of the exam. Issue of repetition of multiple questions in couple of subjects is still under consideration with JPSC.

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JPSC Former Member Traceless

Ranchi, July, 5: vigilance bureau of Jharkhand is considering an award for information that could lead to the arrest of former Jharkhand Public Service Commission (JPSC) member Gopal Prasad Singh, who has been on the run for more than a year now after being in search by them in the illegal appointments scam in JPSC.

Gopal Prasad Singh disappeared soon after the FIR were written against him and other members of the JPSC by the vigilance bureau on 9, June, 2010  after the orders of Governor. All were accused of acts of grave irregularities, forgery, interpolation and fraud in conducting the JPSC civil services examinations conducted during their tenure. Singh allegedly appointed his several relatives and friends to various posts.

The vigilance bureau has already captured former JPSC member Shanti Devi, evaluator Saraswati Gagrai, S.S. Memorial College lecturer Anil Virendra Kullu, one Arti Behera and former secretary Alice Usha Rani Singh in connection with the scam.

Formar chairman of JPSC Dilip Prasad and former experts appointed by the commission Bateshwar Pandit and Sohan Ram voluntarily surrendered before the vigilance court, Ranchi few mont ago and now they are under judicial custody in Birsa Central Jail Ranchi.

“Gopal Prasad Singh is key to unravelling the various acts of omission and commission perpetrated by the JPSC while conducting the civil services examinations. Though several raids have been carried out by the bureau at his residence in Godda as well as at the residences of his close relatives at Dumka in Santhal Pargana, he is still at large. We would soon be announcing a reward of several lakhs of rupees for information about him,” IG (vigilance) M.V. Rao told the press.

Gopal Prasad Singh has been already named as co-accused in four other FIR lodged by the Vigilance bureau on27 April 2011 for misuse of his position in the appointments of the officers my JPSC. He is also an accused of foul play in appointments for the posts of junior and assistant engineers, pharmacy lecturers and two deputy registrars at Ranchi University and Sido Kanhu Murmu University.

A vigilance inquairy report on the alleged irregularities by Gopal Singh in the second civil services exams evaluated by hand-picked examiners at his Godda home to facilitate appointment of his sons, other relatives and friends to the state civil services.

The former high profile member of JPSC has been accused of using his position to get both his sons — Kundan Kumar Singh and Rajnish Kumar — appointed to the state finance and administrative services respectively in the second civil services exams conducted by JPSC in 2007-08.

Both his sons were later sacked on the orders of the state government after surfacing of scam.Others favoured by Singh include Shivendra, one of his relative, who was appointed as a DYSP along with eight sons and daughters of his close allies.

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