R. Raju's Letter to the Satyam Board

Jan 07, 2009 03:29 PM

Dear Board Members,

It is with deep regret, and tremendous burden that I am carrying on my conscience, that I would like to bring the following facts to your notice:

1. The Balance Sheet carries as of September 30, 2008:

a. Inflated (non-existent) cash and bank balances of Rs. 5,040 crore (as against Rs. 5361 crore reflected in the books)

b. An accrued interest of Rs. 376 crore which is non-existent

c. An understated liability of Rs. 1,230 crore on account of funds arranged by me

d. An over stated debtors position of Rs. 490 crore (as against Rs. 2651 reflected in the books)

2. For the September quarter (Q2) we reported a revenue of Rs.2,700 crore and an operating margin of Rs. 649 crore (24% of revenues) as against the actual revenues of Rs. 2,112 crore and an actual operating margin of Rs. 61 Crore ( 3% of revenues). This has resulted in artificial cash and bank balances going up by Rs. 588 crore in Q2 alone.

The gap in the Balance Sheet has arisen purely on account of inflated profits over a period of last several years (limited only to Satyam standalone, books of subsidiaries reflecting true performance). What started as a marginal gap between actual operating profit and the one reflected in the books of accounts continued to grow over the years. It has attained unmanageable proportions as the size of company operations grew significantly (annualized revenue run rate of Rs. 11,276 crore in the September quarter, 2008 and official reserves of Rs. 8,392 crore). The differential in the real profits and the one reflected in the books was further accentuated by the fact that the company had to carry additional resources and assets to justify higher level of operations-thereby significantly increasing the costs.

Every attempt made to eliminate the gap failed. As the promoters held a small percentage of equity, the concern was that poor performance would result in a take-over, thereby exposing the gap. It was like riding a tiger, not knowing how to get off without being eaten.

The aborted Maytas acquisition deal was the last attempt to fill the fictitious assets with real ones. Maytas’ investors were convinced that this is a good divestment opportunity and a strategic fit. Once Satyam’s problem was solved, it was hoped that Maytas’ payments can be delayed. But that was not to be. What followed in the last several days is common knowledge.

I would like the Board to know:

1. That neither myself, nor the Managing Director (including our spouses) sold any shares in the last eight years - excepting for a small proportion declared and sold for philanthropic purposes.

2. That in the last two years a net amount of Rs. 1,230 crore was arranged to Satyam (not reflected in the books of Satyam) to keep the operations going by resorting to pledging all the promoter shares and raising funds from known sources by giving all kinds of assurances (statement enclosed, only to the members of the board). Significant dividend payments,   acquisitions, capital expenditure to provide for growth did not help matters. Every attempt was made to keep the wheel moving and to ensure prompt payment of salaries to the associates. The last straw was the selling of most of the pledged share by the lenders on account of margin triggers.

3. That neither me, nor the Managing Director took even one rupee/dollar from the company and have not benefited in financial terms on account of the inflated results.

4. None of the board members, past or present, had any knowledge of the situation in which the company is placed. Even business leaders and senior executives in the company, such as, Ram Mynampati, Subu D, T.R. Anand, Keshab Panda, Virender Agarwal, A.S. Murthy, Hari Ty SV Knshnan, Vijay Prasad, Manish Mehta, Murali V, Sriram Papam, Kiran Kavale, Joe Lagioia,  Ravindra Penumetsa, Jayaraman and Prabhakar Gupta are unaware of the real situation as against the books of accounts. None of my or Managing Director’s immediate or extended family members has any idea about these issues.

Having put these facts before you, I leave it to the wisdom of the board to take the matters forward. However, I am also taking the liberty to recommend the following steps:

1. A Task Force has been formed in the last few days to address the situation arising out of the failed Maytas acquisition attempt. This consists of some of the most accomplished leaders of Satyam: Subu D, T.R. Anand, Keshab Panda and Virender Agarwal, representing business functions, and A.S. Murthy, Hari T and Murali V representing support functions. I suggest that Ram Mynampati be made the Chairman of this Task Force to immediately address some of the operational matters on hand. Ram can also act as an Interim CEO reporting to the board.

2. Merrill Lynch can be entrusted with the task of quickly exploring some Merger opportunities.

3. You may have a ‘restatement of accounts’ prepared by the auditors in light of the facts that I have placed before you.

I have promoted and have been associated with Satyam for well over twenty years now. I have seen it grow from few people to 53,000 people, with 185 Fortune 500 companies as customers and operations in 66 countries. Satyam has established an excellent leadership and competency base at all levels. I sincerely apologize to all Satyamites and stakeholders, who have made Satyam a special organization, for the current situation, I am confident they will stand by the company in this hour of crisis.

In light of the above, I fervently appeal to the board to hold together to take some important steps. Mr. T.R. Prasad is well placed to mobilize support from the government at this crucial time. With the hope that members of the Task Force and the financial advisor, Merrill Lynch (now Bank of America) will stand by the company at this crucial hour, I am marking copies of this statement to them as well.

Under the circumstances, I am tendering my resignation as the chairman of Satyam and shall continue in this position only till such time the current board is expanded. My continuance is just to ensure enhancement of the board over the next several days or as early as possible.

I am now prepared to subject myself to the laws of the land and face consequences thereof.

Mukhyamantri Kanya Suraksha Yojna of Bihar

Introduction

Mukhyamantri Kanya Suraksha Yojana an ambitious plan in Bihar ensures the rightful place of pride  for a girl child in the society, by taking care for her safety and security, improve the sex ratio and to encourage registration of birth.

The innovative scheme launched jointly by the Bihar Government Social Welfare Department, State Women Development Corporation, and the UTI Asset Management Company(AMC), would incur a spending Rs. 140 crore to empower over 7 lakh girls and needy women in the Bihar.

Tripartite Memorandum of Undertaking(MoU) was inked on June 7, 2008. The state government invests Rs. 2,000 for the first two girls in the family living under the Below Poverty Level (BPL) and born on or after November 22, 2007.

The amount of Rs.2000/- will be invested by Women Development Corporation(WDC), Patna, Bihar on behalf Government of Bihar in UTI-Children’s Career Balanced Plan-Growth Option. 

On completion of 18 years the amount equal to the maturity value will be paid to the girl child (Rs. 18000/-).

Incase of death of girl child during the intervening period the amount will be paid back to Women Development Corporation, Patna, Bihar.

 Mukhya Mantri Kanya Suraksha Yojana of Government of Bihar will benefit around 7 lakh girl children born in families living below the poverty line each year.

This money could come very handy in pursuing higher education or start a small business if the girls wished to do so.

Under the new scheme, 250 schools would be developed exclusively for the girls in which education would be imparted on the Plus-2 system.

Free text books would be provided up to the 8th grade while a stipend of Rs. 200 per month would be given to the needy widows under a scheme dubbed as Lakshmi Bai Pension Plan.

JPSC scam accused surrenders before court

Gopal Prasad Singh, former wanted member of the Jharkhand Public Service Commission(JPSC) and an accused in the JPSC recruitment scam, surrendered in the vigilance court on Monday.

Gopal Singh was charged with gross irregularities in the results of the second Civil Service Examination being probed by the State Vigilance Bureau. Singh was later sent on a 14-day judicial custody. 

He was declared an absconder by the court and had a reward of Rs 50,000 on his name.Earlier, the vigilance bureau has attached his property and had conducted several raids at his residences at Godda, Dumka and his relatives in Banka.

Other accused of the scam Dilip Prasad, Usha Rani Singh and Shanti Devi who were arrested this year in April are already lodged in Birsa Munda Jail.

Role of National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD) in Bihar

NABARD has a mandate for facilitating credit flow for development of agriculture, agroindustries, village and cottage industries, handicrafts and other rural crafts by providing refinance to lending institutions in rural areas. It also coordinates the operations of rural credit institutions and offers training and research facilities. In addition, it manages the Rural Infrastructure Development Fund (RIDF), created to compensate for the shortfall in commercial banks’ lending to strengthen rural infrastructure and to provide loans to state government for projects relating to irrigation, soil conservation, watershed management, drinking water supply, cold storage chains and other rural infrastructure projects.

Refinancing by NABARD has been continuously increasing and stood at Rs 826 crore at the end of 2009-10. Most of the financial support has been provided by way of RIDF loans,.

The new initiatives taken by NABARD during 2009-10 included the following:

• Promotion of System of Rice Intensification (SRI) Programme and System of Wheat Intensification Programme to increase production and productivity;

• Augmenting productivity of lead crops/activities through adoption of sustainable

agricultural practices.

• Promotion of loan based natural resources management activities with community

participation through Umbrella Programme on Natural Resource Management (UPNRM);

• 100 percent refinance to all agencies in Bihar for investment credit to increase ground level credit flow for agriculture;

• Implementation of six newly introduced Centally Sponsored Schemes under animal husbandry;

• Implementation of modified version (with changed mode from interest free loan to subsidy schemes) of venture capital fund in dairy schemes i.e. Dairy Entrepreneurship Development Schemes (DEDS);

• Pilot project on technology transfer, credit counselling and market advocacy through farmers' clubs;

• Intensification of promotion of Joint Liability Groups (JLG);

• Preparation for launching of Priyadarshini Programme in Sitamarhi and Madhubani districts; and

• Capital subsidy-cum-refinance scheme for installation of Solar Off-grid (Photo-voltaic and thermal) and decentralised applications under the Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission

Rural Infrastructure Development Fund (RIDF)

The RIDF was set up by the Government of India in 1995-96 for financing ongoing rural infrastructure projects. The fund is maintained by NABARD. Domestic commercial banks contribute to the fund to the extent of their shortfall in stipulated priority sector lending to agriculture. The main objective of the fund is to provide loans to state governments and stateowned corporations to enable them to complete ongoing rural infrastructure projects. Till the end of 2009-10, fifteen tranches (I to XV) of RIDF have been released covering total cumulative sanctions for Rs.1,03,718 crore for the entire country, out of which only Rs 68,440 crore (66percent) have been disbursed (Table 6.28). For Bihar, however, only Rs 1815 crore, or 47 percent of the total sanctions of Rs 3835 crore could be disbursed till March 2010.The scope of RIDF has been widened to include activities in agriculture and allied sectors including irrigation projects, rural connectivity (roads and bridges), social sector investments (rural health, education and drinking water), soil and water conservation, rain water harvesting etc.

Other activities include rural market yards, rural health centres and primary schools, mini hydel plants, shishu shiksha kendras, anganwadis, and system improvement in the power sector, flood protection, watershed development/reclamation of waterlogged areas, drainage, forest development, market yard/godown, apna mandi, rural haats and other marketing infrastructure, cold storage, seed/agriculture/ horticulture farms, plantation and horticulture, grading and certifying mechanisms such as testing and certifying laboratories, etc., community irrigation wells for irrigation purposes for the village as a whole, fishing harbour/jetties, riverine fisheries, animal husbandry and modern abattoir.

The total disbursements made by NABARD under the various tranches of the RIDF in Bihar is shown in Table 6.29. Only Rs 1242 crore out of total sanctioned amount of Rs 2899 crore, or 43 percent of the sanctioned amount have been disbursed till March 2009, leaving a huge shortfall between sanction and disbursement. By March 2010, the disbursements have marginally improved to 46.5 percent. Such shortfall in disbursements of RIDF funds as compared to sanctions has been a continuing feature and a matter of concern in the implementation of RIDF.

Salman Khurshid Admits the Error Dine While Dealing with Anna Team

Union Low Minister accepts that government had done some error while dealing with Anna Hazare.

"Errors of judgment have been made; errors of judgment are made whenever you are involved in a difficult situation. Errors of judgment are not mistakes," the minister told a television channel.


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Massive Protest Seen Against Result of JPSC 4TH PT Examination

JPSC aspirants of Jharkhand civil service examination, who were protesting against the JPSC, were arrested  after the 14 hour of protest.

Students were found agressively protesting against the dismal list of  candidate who get through in 4th PT. In comparison to the BPSC, who has declared 15 thousand results against the 257 vacancies, recently published result is too small. 

The most controversial state  Public Service Commission of India had declared the list of 10 thousand successful candidates  in its first PT examination against the 64 vacancies in first exam. Similarly, 17,000 and 21,000 students were declared passed in the 2nd and 3rd PT exam conducted by JPSC. The total numbers of vacancies were 172 and 143 in 2nd and 3rd PT exam conducted by the state commission respectively. 

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Recession Fear Looms over US Economy

New York, Aug, 27: A string retreat in recent data has increased the probability of a double-dip recession by 80 %, as per the modeling statistics by Bank of America Merrill Lynch that released on Wednesday, data accounted the toll the U.S. debt downgrade by S&P, Europe’s debt issues and stock market volatility.

To be sure, the economic team of Bank of America Merrill Lynch looking for more data is required for it to raise its overall official prediction of a recession. Still, the recent dismal number from the Philadelphia Federal Reserve and the University of Michigan were enough for Merrill to increase its overall probability of a contraction of economy in the next year to 40% from 35 % at the start of this month.

The widespread survey of manufacturing in the Philadelphia region taken toll to its lowest level since March 2009, as per the Fed data. Consumer confidence reading is at lowest level since May 1980, the survey released by Thomson Reuters/University Michigan on August 12.

The weekly jobless claims released Thursday unexpectedly increased to 417,000, above economists’ estimates and further validating the data from earlier in the month.

The Philly Fed had puts a recession probability by 85.7 %, while the consumer survey puts contraction chances at 80 %, as per the Bank of America's probability model, which uses a so-called Bayesian technique that “tests if the economy is in a recession based on the interaction of variables that are associated with turns in the business cycle.”

“More timely consumer and business sentiment indicators dropped in August in response to a range of bad news,” said Michael Hanson, one of the firm’s economists, in the note. “While we concede the risks are rising, a recession is not baked in the cake. If the economy can avoid further shocks, we would expect a modest bounce in growth into the end of the year.”

According to their reading, the Philly Fed has perfectly forecasted four of the last seven recessions. The older Michigan survey has precisely signaled three of the eight recessions in the past.

“It’s a 100 percent chance,” said Peter Schiff, CEO & Chief Global Strategist of Euro Pacific Capital. “In fact the recession might have already started.”

The Bank of America Merrill economics team is less pessimistic than Schiff and is quick to identify that since 1990, the Philly Fed has indicated recessions six times that have never come to fruition. Therefore, a sudden drop of this magnitude is not unusual for this indicator.

In another indicator is that the Fed has decided to keep interest rate low for the long time.

Anna Hazare Latter to PM

Dr Manmohan Singh,

Prime Minister of India,

7, Race Course Road,

New Delhi.

Dear Dr Manmohan Singh ji,

You are one of the most honest Prime Ministers that the country has had. It is ironical that your own government should seek to take the Prime Minister out of the purview of Lokpal’s investigations.

As of today, the Prime Minister is covered under the Prevention of Corruption Act. Under that law, any allegation of corruption against a Prime Minister can be investigated. No exception has been made for either the Prime Minister or any of his activities (like external affairs, defence etc). Every activity of the Prime Minister can be investigated under Prevention of Corruption Act.

However, as of today, the investigations are done by CBI, which is directly under the control of the Prime Minister himself. The only change that we are proposing in the present system is that rather than being investigated by an agency directly under his own control, let the PM be investigated by an agency which is independent, like the Lokpal. We are not proposing any other change.

The five ministers, who are members of the drafting committee, unanimously feel that the Prime Minister should be kept out of Lokpal’s investigations. The Constitution of India does not grant any such immunity to the Prime Minister. Only President has been granted immunity from any investigations and trials.

So, in order to take the PM out of Lokpal’s ambit or even to take some part of his jurisdiction out of the ambit of Lokpal’s investigations, the government would need to amend the Constitution and the Prevention of Corruption Act and grant him immunity similar to that enjoyed by the President. Is the government planning to do that? Why? 

We thought we would get a better and stronger anti-corruption regime under your tenure. On the contrary, the government seems to be shrinking the scope of anti-corruption regime. Taking the Prime Minister out of any probe would be a retrograde step.

Government’s stand is that a Prime Minister under scanner would become “dysfunctional”. Do you really feel so? You have worked with both Mr Rajiv Gandhi and Mr Narasimha Rao. Did you get a feeling that Mr Rajiv Gandhi, the then Prime Minister, become “dysfunctional” due to Bofors probe? Or did Mr P V Narasimha Rao become “dysfunctional” due to probe in Jharkhand Mukti Morcha case?

The Prime Minister is privy to a lot of security related sensitive information. Suppose tomorrow, a corrupt person like Madhu Koda or A Raja or any of the Reddy Brothers became Prime Minister. Don’t you feel that the security of the country itself would be seriously compromised if Prime Minister enjoyed complete immunity from any investigations and trials? There is no civilised country that we are aware of where the head of government is immune from corruption investigations.

We remember that in the past, you had yourself offered to be brought under the purview of Lokpal Bill. Then why are your own ministers opposing your inclusion in Lokpal’s ambit? Is there a disconnect or communication gap within the government?

Interestingly, three out of the five ministers, who are members of the joint drafting committee, have themselves advocated inclusion of the Prime Minister in Lokpal Bill on earlier occasions.

Shri Pranab Mukherjee, as the Chairperson of the parliamentary standing committee on Lokpal Bill in 2001 under NDA regime, had himself recommended that Prime Minister should be covered under the ambit of Lokpal. The then Prime Minister Sh Atal Bihari Vajpayee agreed to that recommendation.

Later in January 2011, Mr Moily, Law Minister in the present government, suggested inclusion of Prime Minister in Lokpal’s purview in the draft law prepared by him. This draft law was sent to the home ministry under Mr Chidambaram, which also concurred with this view in its comments made in March 2011.

So, it appears that in the last ten years from the year 2001 upto March 2011, the government’s view has been that the Prime Minister should be brought within the purview of Lokpal. Now, all the three ministers have suddenly taken a U-turn and they appear to be adamant on keeping the PMO out of Lokpal’s ambit.

We are wondering what happened post March 2011, which prompted the government to suddenly take a U-turn on this issue?

Till now the Prime Minister could be investigated by CBI. Why should an honest Prime Minister like you be scared of being investigated by an independent Lokpal?

We would be grateful if you could kindly clarify government’s position in this regard.

With warm regards

Yours sincerely,

K.B. Hazare, Shanti Bhusan, Justice Santosh Hegde, Prashant Bhusan, Arvind Kejriwal

Rajdeep Sardesai's open letter to Anna Hazare

Dear Anna,

I write this to you neither as a fawning cheerleader nor a cynical journalist, but rather as a proud Indian like you. Let me applaud you at the very outset for having brought the issue of corruption to the national centrestage. You have worked tirelessly for more than two decades in exposing corruption in Maharashtra but Ralegan Siddhi is a long way from Delhi which is perhaps why television channels hadn't featured your contribution prominently till now. An opinion poll we did just a month ago suggested that more people had heard of yoga guru Baba Ramdev than a tireless fakir-like crusader from a Western Maharashtra village.

All that has now changed. Your latest fast has made you a household name. You've brought the mighty Indian state to its knees. You've encouraged millions of anonymous Indians to come out on the streets and get a voice. You've exposed a political class, suffering from a grave moral crisis, to the wider world. You've empowered those who've felt lost in a new India where wealth is the sole presiding deity. You've become a symbol of change and hope at a time when a scam culture has assaulted the conscience of the nation. You've even shown that the Marathas, a community that has failed to conquer Delhi since losing the Third Battle of Panipat in 1761, can indeed take the national capital by storm. But in every battle there must come a time when you must call a halt. That time may well be approaching.

Gandhi, the greatest Indian of them all, from whom you claim to derive your inspiration, never went on a fast unto death by refusing medication. For Gandhi, the idea of fasting was a form of self-purification, a fast could not be undertaken, as he said, "out of anger. Anger is a short-term madness." Yes, there is anger on the streets today, an almost volcanic eruption of the lava that has been simmering for decades. Your genius lies in being able to channel that popular anger against corruption into a well-defined goal of a strong anti-corruption law and, importantly, doing so in a peaceful manner. The real danger though now is that a peaceful, non-violent movement runs the risk of being overwhelmed by what Dr Ambedkar, the great constitutionalist, described a fast unto death as, by the "grammar of anarchy."

There have been some signs of this in the last 48 hours that are truly worrying. The gherao of the homes of Members of Parliament may be visually appealing, but it encourages an anti-politician 'sab neta chor hai' rhetoric that could further destroy faith in parliamentary democracy. The increasingly strident language being used by certain members of Team Anna - a term which creates the regrettable impression of you being surrounded by a coterie - is to be best avoided at a time when a rational dialogue is called for.

Only two days ago, a colleague of mine was assaulted in the heart of the capital by a drunk biker gang waving the Tricolour and chanting 'I am Anna' slogans. The frenzy being built up in the media by hyper-ventilating news channels and demagogic acolytes could easily transform a genuine people's movement into a lumpen expression of mob fury. It's a transformation that could end up destroying the hard-earned credibility of your struggle.

Ram Lila is not Mumbai's Azad Maidan nor is it the village square in Ralegan Siddhi. This is not some battle to stop the local thug from shutting his liquor shop. Here, there are multiple agendas that require dexterous negotiation and not mere sloganeering. The sight of gangster Abu Salem's girlfriend Monica Bedi parading Mumbai's streets with an Anna cap should convince you of the dangers of reducing the fight against corruption to a well-choreographed prime time TV spectacle.

It is true no fast can be called off till the primary goal has been achieved. If that goal is to have the Jan Lok Pal bill passed exactly as you desire then that is a maximalist position which is never easy to accommodate overnight. Gandhi himself often spoke of the 'beauty' of compromise. Without doubt the fact that you have forced an obdurate government to fast-forward the Lok Pal Bill and accept most of your proposals is itself a major achievement. But to ram through a Bill that has been hanging fire for decades within the space of a few days without a sustained and truly inclusive dialogue with all stakeholders would be self-defeating.

Yes, one recognizes you have little trust in a discredited government that only ten days ago, arrogantly and foolishly, first defamed, then arrested you and now salutes you. A flip-flop government sorely missing a strong political authority has taken refuge in parliamentary procedure when the simpler way out to atone for their sins would have been an unqualified apology for your arrest followed by a withdrawal of the government Bill and a fresh start to the pre-legislation consultation. Yes, you are hurt, and rightly so, by the government's attitude, but this is the moment to show your heart is much bigger than the petty minds who reside in official bungalows. It's time for practicality, not prestige. Why not, for example, get the government to commit to a special session of Parliament in six to eight weeks on an amended Lok Pal Bill so that a new, well-considered law becomes a Diwali gift to the nation?

Post-script: I have framed a picture of our meeting earlier this week. The caption reads: "When zero met hero!". India is not Anna, nor is Anna India, but you are now an icon for millions. Please don't allow a personality cult to shadow your ultimate gift of common sense.

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JPSC Mains Examination Discussion Board

Jharkhand Public Service Commission had Releasrd the Result of PT although protest has been seen against the result.Mains is expected to conduct in November 2011 just after the UPSC mains examination which will end in last week of November.

This is time to keep reading for mains and share your knowledge for the mains aspirants so share your tips and information for the mains

BPSC Mains Examination Discussion Board

Bihar Public Service Commission had Releasrd the Result of PT.Mains is expected to conduct in October 2011.However it can be extended if matter wil linger in the Patha High Court.

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Jharkhand Cabinet Expresses Concerns over JPSC 4th PT Result

Ranchi, Aug, 25: The Cabinet meeting on Tuesday discussed the matter over the 4th JPSC civil service PT examination result where the students from the Jharkhand complained of not performing because of the repetition of questions from UPSC examination.

Disaster Management and Excise minister Raja Peter, raised the matter and, BJP Minister Bimla Pradhan also demanded CM Arjun Munda to review the result.

A senior Cabinet Minister revealed that the CM Arjun Munda is of the view that either the examination should be cancelled in favor of a fresh one or more students should be declared successful so that aspirants from Jharkhand should get a chance.

A group of students tried to meet CM  last day with their grievances. They are now demanding that number of passed students should be increased by 15000 so that local students get chance to appear in the examination.

According to recent result 2,194 candidates have been declared pass in the PT against 219 posts.

The failed students alleged that in the PT examination the JPSC not only adopted scaling system in evaluation but also repeated one of the question papers of the UPSC (PT) which they said allegedly done to favour students outside who have outnumbered local students.

Out of the total number 850 candidates are from general category, whereas 690 from ST, 160 from SC, 150 from BC II and 344 from BC I categories. 110 women candidates have also cleared the JPSC 4th PT examination.

A  Cabinet Minister revealed that CM has asked to put up related files before him for review. A good number of cabinet ministers expressed their concern that the local students are being sidelined in the Government jobs one conducted by the JPSC.

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JPSC Releases the Cut off Marks for 4th PT Examination

Ranchi, Aug, 23: Jharkhand Public Service Commission has released the cut off marks for the 4th PT examination.

The intense protest of students in front of JPSC and CM residence had forced the commission to release the cut off marks.

Students are asking to release more result at least 15000 to make it balance because most of the question in various optional are repeated from the previous year questions of UPSC so it has given additional advantage to the students who is preparing for the UPSC.

GEN - 241.2707,

FEMALE GEN. -241.2809

Handicap Gen - 183.5803,

ST - 178.6549,

ST GEN- 178.6549,

Blind SC - 82.9345,

Blind ST - 132.7756,

Handicap ST- 167.7296,

SC- 203.3936,

Female-SC - 203.4484,

BC (1) - 199.7894,

Female BC 1- 199.7894,

Blind BC 1- 149.8042,

BC2 190.1916,

Female BC 2 - 227.2631,

Blind BC 2 - 212.3377


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Hewlett-Packard's TouchPad tablet Best Buy

Hewlett-Packard's new innovative TouchPad tablet due to his price and  features has emerged as  an instant hit at Best Buy and Amazon despite being discontinued in the wake of Hewlett-Packard''s shuttering of its WebOS device business. And HP is responding by shipping more from its warehouses now a days.

It's all about amaging price that given by HP to this product. On Friday, the company slashed the price to $100 from $399 for the 16GB model and to $150 from $499 for the 32GB version. This ignited a buying frenzy and the tablet subsequently flew off the shelves and out of the warehouses, selling out at many locations over the weekend.

Select Best Buy stores added further energy to the fire by deciding at the last minute Saturday night to unload their inventory at the discounted prices on Sunday, instead of sending unsold stock back to HP.

All of this has driven the HP TouchPad to the top of best-seller lists at Best Buy and Amazon.

And HP is agressive by releasing more TouchPads in coming days, according to a tweet from HP's Bryna Corcoran. "Regarding 'next batch' coming in...it's called a warehouse. No more being made, but have inventory coming from ones already manufactured."

HP Touch pad still available at some online resellers at prices that are closer to the pre-fire-sale pricing. This list of resellers on Amazon's site claiming that they  have stock, with prices ranging from $300 to over $500.

Calls to two Best Buy stores in California and one in Pennsylvania also saying that two of the stores had lines outside before the stores opened on Sunday. 

7 Wonders Of The Ancient World

7 Wonders Of The Ancient World – Multiple lists of the Wonders of the World have been prepared from antiquity to the current time, to catalogue the world’s most spectacular natural wonders and manmade structures.

The 7 Wonders of the Ancient World is the first known list of the most remarkable creations of classical antiquity, and was based on guide-books popular among Hellenic sight-seers and only includes works located around the Mediterranean rim. The number seven was chosen because the Greeks believed it to be the representation of perfection and plenty. Many similar lists have been made.

World wonder s

The great Colosseum, the Great Pyramid of Giza, the Great Wall of China and Machu Picchu are world-famous ancient architectural marvel wonders; however they’re hardly the only man-made structures worthy of effusive praise, enthusiastic photography and economy-stimulating tourism. These 7 historical sites, ranging from an incredibly deep well in India to the cradle of Mayan civilization – complete with the world’s first highway system – are often overlooked, but represent some of the most jaw-dropping and mysterious engineering feats from ancient times to the medieval period.

Perhaps one of the most mesmerizing examples of patterns in architecture, the 10th century Chand Baori well state of Rajasthan in the Indian is the world’s deepest, extending 100 feet below the surface of the earth. Built as a solution to chronic water supply issues in this dry and arid region, the well has a total of 3,500 steps in 13 levels arranged in an inverted ‘V’ shape and is adjacent to the Harshat Mata temple. The walls are so steep that when standing at the bottom, you sometimes can’t see people who are on the steps above you. 

This is difficult to imagine the process of construction for such a complex stone structure with the technological condition at the time. Local legend has it that ghosts built it in a single night; perhaps that accounts for its preternaturally preserved state as well.

How did the Incas move these massive stones? That’s just one of the mysteries surrounding Sacsayhuaman, an immense fortress located on the outskirts of the city of Cusco in Peru. While the much more famous Machu Picchu is renowned for its views, Sacsayhuaman is a marvel of engineering, confounding Spanish conquerors who were so amazed by the construction; they thought it must be the work of demons. The largest of the boulders that make up the three dry stone walls of Sacsayhuaman – all carried from a quarry located over three kilometers away – weighs an estimated 120 tons. But the seemingly superhuman feat of moving these boulders is not the most incredible aspect of the ruins: even thousands of years later, the stones of the walls fit together with such precision, you can’t fit a piece of paper between them. This precision, along with the various stone shapes that fit together like a puzzle, is likely the reason that the structure has survived earthquakes that have devastated the area.

The largest carved stone Buddha in the world towers over 232 feet into the air, with fingers measuring 11 feet in length and 92-foot-long shoulders big enough to be basketball courts. Leshan Giant Buddha overlooks the confluence of three rivers in the Sichuan Province of China. Begun during the Tang Dynasty in the year 713, the Buddha was built at the behest of a monk called Hai Tong who hoped to supplicate the temperamental water spirits thought to be responsible for numerous boat accidents. It took thousands of workers more than 90 years to complete the project. Seemingly cosmetic details are even more complex and meaningful than they look upon first glance. For example, the 1,021 buns in the Buddha’s coiled hair are part of drainage system that continues behind the ears, in the clothing and along the limbs, protecting the statue from water-related damage.

A massive urban complex laid out to celestial, geographic and geodetic alignments, the Teotihuacan archaeological site in the Basin of Mexico contains some of the largest pyramidal structures built in the pre-Columbian Americas. The city was established around 100 BCE and may have had as many as 200,000 inhabitants during its prime in 450 CE. It has been called the first true urban center in the Americas; its remains measure at least two miles across but the city was likely much larger and its influence extended as far away as Guatemala. Very little is known of the Teotihuacan people or what may have caused the city’s decline, which occurred in the 8th or 9th century. An astronomer-anthropologist named Anthony Aveni discovered that the grid of the city was based on a point of prime astronomical significance. The builders seem to have aligned the east-west axis of the city to the point on the horizon at which the sun sets on August 12th, the anniversary of the beginning of the current Mesoamerican calender cycle. Strangely, thick sheets of shimmery mica were found within the tiers of the Pyramid of the Sun. Hidden between layers of stone, the mica clearly wasn’t decorative; today it is used as an insulator in electronics but it seems unlikely that these ancient people understood such properties. Furthermore, the particular type of mica used in the complex was reportedly traced to Brazil, nearly 2000 miles away. The Pyramid of the Sun has never been fully excavated.

The tiny town of Lalibela, one of Ethiopia’s holiest cities, is home to 11 monolithic churches – all carved from the same block of red volcanic rock, with their roofs at ground level. Likely built during the 12th and 13th centuries, the rock-hewn churches include four that are fully free-standing, with the rest either partially attached at the sides to the rock or with ‘liberated’ facades. They’re connected to each other with a maze of underground tunnels, and their construction was engineered to take advantage of natural aquifers deep in the ground.

The 500,000-acre site of El Mirador in Guatemala is referred to as ‘the cradle of Maya civilization’ and contains not only five Preclassic Maya cities that pre-date the far more famous Tikal by at least 1,000 years, but also the world’s largest pyramid by volume and the remains of the world’s first highway system. A remote site located deep in the jungle, El Mirador was’t ‘discovered’ until 1926, and wasn’t mapped until 1978. The civic center of the site measures about 10 square miles and contains around 35 ‘triadic’ structures, with ‘La Danta’ being the most notable at 230 feet tall. Its volume, 2,800,000 cubic meters, rivals that of far more well-known ancient pyramids around the world including those in Egypt. El Mirador is also home to a complex network of large roads, which once linked important architectural compounds and nearby cities. The 500,000-acre site of El Mirador is threatened by looters, drug traffickers and deforestation, prompting the creation of a 810,000-acre national park in the region, which is currently being established by the Global Heritage Fund and the Guatemalan and U.S. governments.

4,500 years ago, Mohenjo-Daro was one of the largest early urban settlements in the world. It thrived for over a thousand years, but was completely forgotten until excavation revealed its ruins along the Indus River floodplain of what is now Pakistan in 1921. Abandoned around 1500 BCE for reasons unknown, Mohenjo-Daro has a planned layout based on a street grid of buildings made of mortared brick and likely housed around 35,000 residents. Among many interesting features, what stands out the most about Mohenjo-Daro is plumbing and sewage system that was more sophisticated than what most Western households had until the 20th century. Not only did some home have indoor toilets, but there were actually sewage drains that ran below the streets.

Mount Kilimanjaro, is Voted Among top 10 Tourist Spot

DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania (eTN) - Africa's highest peak, Mount Kilimanjaro, is voted among top 10   tourist spot and nominated as place for the 7 natural wonders of the world.

Mount Kilimanjaro was listed in a voting campaign which was conducted by an organization known as Seven Natural Wonders in which tourist attractions from across the world are voted to be nominated as the Seven Natural Wonders of The World.

Amongst the 28 contestants which have made it to this stage, only 2 nominations are from Africa, these being Mt. Kilimanjaro and famous  Table Mountain , with tough competition between the 2 African destinations.

It has been anticipated that Tanzania will gain much from the listing of Mount Kilimanjaro in the new list of Seven Natural Wonders of the World and will be able to demonstrate this opportunity to promote Mt. Kilimanjaro as being in Tanzania.

Voting trends have reflected that most people who are voting for Mount Kilimanjaro are foreign holidaymakers and other mountain friends, as compared to Table Mountain which had attracted a good number of South African voters.

Responding to this competition, the Tanzania Tourist Board requested Tanzanians friends of Mount Kilimanjaro, patrons, and holidaymakers across the world to vote for Mount Kilimanjaro into one of the New Seven Natural Wonders Of The World.

Voting is still running  and continue until 11th November  2011 when a finalist will be decleared by the New7Wonders (N7W).

 Other nominees are mostly the world's renowned natural features, are the Amazon rainforest in South America; Black Forest in Germany; the Dead Sea in Israel, Jordan, and Palestine; the Great Barrier Reef Australia; Jeju Island, Korea (South); and the Maldives.

Other fascinating tourist-pulling natural features listed for voting are PP Underground River Philippines, Uluru (Ayers Rock) in Australia, and Vesuvius volcano in Italy.

Mount Kilimanjaro is  leading tourist hotspot of Tanzania's, pulling crowds of holidaymakers every year, including prominent business personalities and celebrities from all corners of the world.

Arundhati Roy Slams Anna Team

NEW DELHI:  Arundhati Roy a Booker prize-winning author launched a scathing attack on the "aggressive nationalism" behind the anti-corruption drive led by Gandhian leader Anna Hazare. 

In a column entitled "I'd rather not be Anna" published in a newspaper, the novelist, essayist and rights activist condemned both the style and substance of Hazare's campaign that has mobilised public opinion in India. 

In particular she questioned Hazare's use of the hunger strike and other tactics and symbols co-opted from his hero -- Mahatma Gandhi. 

"While his means may be Gandhian, Anna Hazare's demands are certainly not," Roy said. 

The focus of Hazare's protest is a new anti-corruption bill. 

The 74-year-old activist Anna Hazare says the current draft is too weak and wants parliament to pass his own version which gives more scope and power to an ombudsman who would monitor politicians, bureaucrats and the judiciary. 

While agreeing that the government bill was so flawed "that it was impossible to take seriously", Roy said Gandhi would have been dismayed by Hazare's vision of an all-powerful, centralised ombudsman. 

"It will function as an independent administration, meant to counter the bloated, unaccountable, corrupt one that we already have. Two oligarchies instead of one," Roy said. 

Hazare, who has not eaten for six days and took his fast public on Friday, has drawn huge crowds to the open air venue where he is staging his hunger strike in Delhi. 

The atmosphere is one of celebratory protest, with the crowds singing along to patriotic songs and waving the Indian national flag. 

But Roy, a vocal government critic, said she was dismayed by "the props and the choreography, the aggressive nationalism" of the Hazare movement. 

"They signal to us that if we do not support the fast, we are not 'true Indians'," she said.

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711099375 621092666 711099378 163025156 711099705 301037694 711099709 434070

JPSC 4th Combined Civil Services Preliminery Test RESULT

4th Combined Civil Services Preliminery Test was conducted by Jharkhand Public Service Commission, Ranchi on 23.03.2011. Following candidates have been found eligible to appear at the Main Examination to be held in 2nd - 3rd week of November - 2011. This result can also be seen at the Jharkhand Government Portal http://www.jharkhand.gov.in in notice section  
Category : SC  
Roll No. Roll No. Roll No. Roll No. Roll No. Roll No. Roll No. Roll No.  
101000152 149019323 321046082 434070308 610088133 625095402 711099857 717100777  
102000689 151019868 321046162 439072060 610088278 702096194 713100102 718101075  
103001004 154021534 323046894 440072643 612089239 703096326 713100141 718101125  
104001352 155021882 324047849 503074525 613089668 703096421 713100150 213034721  
109003396 157022556 328050087 503074580 614090070 704096849 715100598 709098594  
112004479 162024643 332052326 503074596 614090227 704096876 Total--160  
114005242 164025681 332052716 507075701 614090234 705096972 Quota  
117006388 164025751 333053002 507075717 615090453 705097291 Female 8  
117006493 165026123 402055834 512077173 615090582 705097307 Handicapped 5  
120007440 166026736 402055854 513077333 616090673 706097336 (Blind, Deafness,H.P.)  
124009021 203029045 407057929 519078925 616090784 706097468  
125009522 204029565 407057933 521079858 617091014 706097483  
127010351 204029611 409059275 527081764 618091802 706097612  
128010857 204029734 409059387 528082083 619092122 707097781  
129011214 206030673 410059960 528082632 619092279 707097791  
130011749 207031046 411060442 601083962 620092599 707097885  
130011806 208031654 411061003 601083974 621093357 707098101  
133012861 208032163 412061080 601084016 621093372 707098131  
136013840 210033115 412061092 602084368 623093841 709098426  
136014166 211033642 424066209 605085711 623093876 709098568  
140015671 215036545 424066259 605085922 623094101 709098585  
142016381 215036594 428067691 606086467 623094139 710098958  
142016579 217037041 432069327 606086711 624094546 711099434  
145017574 304038798 432069332 609087697 625094830 711099506  
147018544 311041867 433069986 610088061 625094902 711099543





4th Combined Civil Services Preliminery Test was conducted by Jharkhand Public Service Commission, Ranchi on 23.03.2011. Following candidates have been found eligible to appear at the Main Examination to be held in 2nd - 3rd week of November - 2011. This result can also be seen at the Jharkhand Government Portal http://www.jharkhand.gov.in in notice section  
Category : BC-I  
Roll No. Roll No. Roll No. Roll No. Roll No. Roll No. Roll No. Roll No. Roll No. Roll No.  
101000352 124009019 150019564 206030634 314043063 410059979 519079114 617091215 709098477 717100953  
102000424 124009121 151019807 206030683 315043273 413061500 521079842 618091606 709098528 718101072  
102000520 125009320 151019841 206030814 315043356 414062209 521079856 618091609 710099329 718101368  
103001000 125009493 151019852 206030850 315043365 414062244 529083306 618091680 711099437 162024802  
103001170 126009890 151019893 207031080 316043822 416063144 601083804 618091783 711099445 428067676  
104001262 126010027 152020509 207031086 316043870 416063190 603084759 619091883 711099639 605085706  
104001355 126010079 152020680 207031101 318044551 417063782 603085039 619091896 711099712 703096461  
105001687 127010542 154021395 207031120 319044918 418064006 603085225 620092576 712100044 207031239  
105001924 127010610 155022027 208031678 320045490 419064280 603085229 621092779 714100339 213034638  
105001981 127010660 155022102 209032442 320045495 419064381 604085528 621093168 714100417 717100937  
106002245 130011550 157022572 209032447 321045994 419064777 605085610 621093305 715100494 603084691  
106002266 130011588 157022668 209032522 321046015 420064822 605085700 621093335 715100565 610088554  
106002436 131012072 157022682 209032543 321046281 420064845 606086144 622093595 Total--344  
107002540 132012278 158023534 209032557 322046398 421065326 606086201 623093711 Quota  
107002622 132012482 159023793 209032613 323046726 422065575 606086255 623093791 Female 17  
108002997 132012519 161024358 210033048 324047836 422065595 607087188 623093806 Handicapped 11  
108003052 133012785 162024733 210033093 325048066 422065618 608087426 623093836 (Blind, Deafness,H.P.)  
108003059 133012824 162024757 210033197 326049058 423065901 609087878 623093887  
110003822 133012846 163025238 211033441 326049073 423065920 610088012 623094143  
111004009 133013015 164025650 212034230 327049487 423065923 610088065 624094312  
111004267 134013338 164025694 213034755 327049557 423065931 610088506 624094377  
112004454 135013529 165026050 213034799 327049570 424066245 610088536 624094661  
112004461 135013665 165026154 216036704 329050536 424066272 612089056 701095833  
112004646 136014120 166026387 217036899 330051176 425066523 612089068 702096000  
113004903 139015062 166026461 217037045 330051217 429068581 612089148 702096031  
114005281 140015438 166026643 217037158 330051298 435070698 612089223 702096150  
114005317 140015544 167026933 301037229 331051440 437071425 612089231 703096309  
114005333 141015808 167027083 301037344 333052971 439072127 613089496 704096739  
116005854 142016220 201027210 303038331 333053023 440072558 614089982 704096840  
116005935 142016320 202027921 303038426 334053473 440072586 614090137 704096879  
117006367 143016685 202028004 304038749 334053487 440072853 614090181 704096885  
117006415 143016760 202028017 306039696 334101547 441072986 615090381 706097396  
119006977 143016779 202028033 306039697 334101549 442073307 615090396 707097774  
119006988 144017151 203028848 307040109 335054760 442073361 615090463 707097784  
120007337 145017724 203028874 308040553 402055871 501073842 616090682 707097845  
122008026 146017986 203028882 308040573 404056566 501073976 616090786 707097886  
123008260 146018002 203028933 309040923 405057162 502074157 616090828 708098247  
123008355 147018480 204029527 309041005 406057386 507075690 616090832 708098284  
123008557 148018713 204029587 312042215 406057400 513077269 616090970 708098366  
124008794 149019209 206030632 313042598 407057932 515077909 617091113 708098377

4th Combined Civil Services Preliminery Test was conducted by Jharkhand Public Service Commission, Ranchi on 23.03.2011. Following candidates have been found eligible to appear at the Main Examination to be held in 2nd - 3rd week of November - 2011. This result can also be seen at the Jharkhand Government Portal http://www.jharkhand.gov.in in notice section  
Category : BC-II  
Roll No. Roll No. Roll No. Roll No. Roll No. Roll No. Roll No. Roll No.  
103000944 156022516 302037829 430068907 612089055 623093756 Total--150  
103001020 160024052 303038261 433069637 612089073 623093881 Quota  
105001806 167026791 303038696 434070476 613089467 624094336 Female 8  
106002402 202028209 305039525 437071483 613089564 624094431 Handicapped 4  
108003173 202028267 307040169 440072928 613089613 624094437 (Blind, Deafness,H.P.)  
116005910 202028542 310041391 441072993 613089658 625094824  
117006290 202028738 324047801 442073312 614090130 625094827  
119006918 203029440 326049178 504074888 614090134 701095845  
120007213 205030133 328050088 505075106 615090321 702096045  
120007451 205030208 332052344 518078807 615090325 703096317  
124008782 205030217 334053874 519079001 616090787 703096621  
124008931 205030403 334101504 519079316 617091063 705096964  
129011418 206030646 334101531 521079848 617091067 708098333  
132012431 208031835 335054630 524080697 617091072 710098955  
133012739 210033119 403056327 524080713 618091531 710099218  
133012754 210033160 412061086 601083905 618091796 711099390  
136013925 211033422 415062616 602084270 619091839 711099439  
140015722 211033628 416063209 602084297 619091922 713100257  
144017311 213034873 417063770 603084692 619092054 716100703  
146018001 213034897 419064271 603085282 620092439 716100706  
150019466 214035396 419064319 606086153 620092524 717100828  
153021233 215036447 424066231 607087127 621092666 718101337  
155021808 217037070 426066838 607087174 621092887 718101410  
155021858 217037082 427067162 610088157 622093468 432069230  
155021967 217037159 429068490 610088566 622093516 441073238




4th Combined Civil Services Preliminery Test was conducted by Jharkhand Public Service Commission, Ranchi on 23.03.2011. Following candidates have been found eligible to appear at the Main Examination to be held in 2nd - 3rd week of November - 2011. This result can also be seen at the Jharkhand Government Portal http://www.jharkhand.gov.in in notice section  
Category : ST  
Roll No. Roll No. Roll No. Roll No. Roll No. Roll No. Roll No. Roll No. Roll No. Roll No. Roll No. Roll No. Roll No. Roll No. Roll No.  
101000028 109003613 118006561 125009439 132012592 138014812 145017631 151019967 158023294 165026088 212034295 415062907 519079013 617091426 706097595  
101000108 110003643 118006589 125009465 133012712 138014846 145017664 152020522 158023372 165026089 213034709 416063287 519079014 619092252 709098583  
101000142 110003737 118006672 125009496 133012713 138014853 145017665 152020535 158023410 165026100 213034739 420064859 519079109 620092518 710099049  
101000236 110003750 118006809 125009545 133012734 138014882 145017670 152020599 158023587 165026133 213034874 420065201 520079610 621092679 713100218  
101000347 110003928 118006854 125009555 133012801 139015066 145017719 152020623 159023727 165026139 214035465 423066090 520079632 621092785 717100776  
102000430 110003930 119006939 125009616 133012866 139015071 145017809 152020663 159023732 165026330 216036653 428067824 521079757 621093021 717100867  
102000551 110003938 119006996 126009806 133012951 139015222 146017952 152020673 159023928 166026482 217036910 429068470 521079812 621093120 132012294  
102000701 110003944 119007040 126009950 133012956 139015230 146017969 152020681 159023948 166026538 217037131 435070840 521079911 621093253 133012789  
102000717 111004011 119007043 126010001 134013190 139015258 146017973 152020733 160024020 166026548 304038807 436071143 522080130 622093638 146017956  
102000719 111004067 119007121 126010022 134013209 139015260 146018034 152020737 160024023 166026612 306039727 501073819 522080211 623094072 147018565  
103000963 111004083 119007171 126010065 134013372 139015335 146018114 153020882 160024044 166026669 306039746 501073868 522080227 623094085 151019942  
103001047 111004202 120007200 126010122 134013392 140015524 146018138 153020910 160024089 166026700 307040214 501073888 523080339 623094114 156022363  
103001051 111004204 120007202 127010322 135013415 140015561 146018149 153020979 160024112 166026762 310041323 502074146 523080419 625094710 161024481  
103001077 111004318 120007255 127010384 135013474 140015587 147018195 153021006 160024136 167026839 310041438 502074210 524080692 625095138 163025366  
103001092 112004466 120007302 127010391 135013478 140015712 147018223 153021022 160024141 167026889 311041720 502074308 524080722 625095215 213034876  
103001149 112004500 120007322 127010422 135013500 141015870 147018246 153021024 160024146 167026899 311042018 503074436 524080821 625095274 401055569  
104001258 112004585 120007329 127010439 135013674 141015903 147018274 153021099 160024152 167026903 312042270 503074554 525081205 701095706 522080287  
104001269 112004725 120007343 127010571 135013805 141015994 147018314 153021133 160024153 167026916 313042595 503074651 526081453 701095783 527081867  
104001273 113004807 120007434 127010580 136013827 141016051 147018320 153021138 160024202 167026937 315043342 504074785 526081530 701095918 610088775  
104001329 113004876 120007497 127010602 136013829 141016063 147018344 153021159 160024247 167026964 315043367 504074833 528082075 704096748 612089158  
104001375 113004913 121007529 127010617 136013880 141016089 147018354 153021171 160024257 167026970 316043876 505075166 528082084 Total--690  
104001433 113004949 121007550 128010713 136013914 141016104 147018356 153021249 160024259 167026977 318044448 506075349 528082198 Quota  
104001436 113005044 121007626 128010733 136013915 141016161 147018482 154021307 161024316 167026984 319044864 507075704 528082244 Female 34  
105001689 113005056 121007807 128010758 136013933 142016372 147018493 154021353 161024405 167027060 320045502 508075956 528082832 Handicapped 21  
105001717 113005080 121007867 128010821 136013956 142016374 147018522 154021358 161024412 201027394 320045542 508076120 529083057 (Blind, Deafness,H.P.)  
105001723 113005090 121007908 128010937 136013958 142016375 148018681 154021428 161024440 202028069 321046375 510076410 529083219  
105001778 113005153 122007944 128010968 136013997 142016390 148018702 154021482 161024490 202028111 322046527 510076498 529083221  
106002203 113005159 122007968 128010975 136014032 142016495 148018771 154021490 161024533 203028822 323046759 510076589 601083811  
106002264 114005210 122007977 128010988 136014049 142016511 148018801 155021800 161024577 203029010 324047662 511076896 602084300  
106002283 114005236 122008010 128011001 136014110 142016522 148018915 155021906 162024617 203029019 324047754 511076916 603084699  
106002450 114005367 122008028 128011012 136014187 142016523 148018997 155021975 162024651 205030307 325048552 513077428 603085040  
107002524 114005431 122008119 129011164 137014243 142016585 148019002 155021984 162024731 205030317 326049099 513077463 604085406  
107002537 114005465 123008245 129011258 137014252 143016858 149019073 156022283 162024766 206030573 326049420 513077499 605085828  
107002549 114005473 123008356 129011285 137014283 143016864 149019134 156022301 162024780 206030663 329050553 513077513 605086028  
107002579 115005524 123008362 129011322 137014292 143016868 149019196 156022326 162024832 207030961 331051444 514077566 606086419  
107002603 115005559 123008364 129011376 137014293 143016872 149019234 156022348 162024839 207031250 331051493 514077703 606086527  
107002692 115005567 123008392 129011397 137014307 143016889 149019236 156022350 162024865 208031728 331051710 514077723 608087422  
107002729 115005615 123008518 129011428 137014341 143016917 149019280 156022394 162024918 208031758 331051822 515077789 608087461  
107002736 115005618 123008535 129011447 137014350 143016924 150019355 156022406 162024984 208031809 333053021 515077950 609087596  
108002992 115005659 123008543 130011592 137014392 143017022 150019533 156022408 163025258 209032548 333053053 516078096 610088346  
108003028 115005679 123008615 130011645 137014396 144017103 150019600 156022413 163025290 209032578 333053132 516078191 610088544  
108003160 116005829 124008776 130011655 137014434 144017105 150019602 157022543 163025313 209032584 334053485 516078307 612089057  
108003284 116005858 124008852 130011687 137014448 144017263 150019649 157022669 163025457 209032616 334053532 517078467 612089219  
109003328 116005951 124008925 131011936 137014514 144017314 151019751 157022675 164025609 210033021 334054009 517078547 612089424  
109003353 116006096 124009058 131011979 138014568 144017328 151019812 157022701 164025710 210033089 401055524 518078711 613089663  
109003419 116006103 124009072 131012003 138014609 144017399 151019850 157022705 164025755 210033100 402056100 518078717 613089714  
109003449 116006113 124009129 131012069 138014669 145017506 151019879 157022797 164025801 210033155 403056326 518078819 613089774  
109003459 117006325 125009287 132012373 138014670 145017522 151019884 157022801 164025871 210033171 408058820 519078990 614089970  
109003496 117006329 125009319 132012379 138014759 145017601 151019885 157022908 165025986 210033333 411060364 519078996 615090562  
109003601 117006420 125009376 132012523 138014775 145017604 151019887 158023256 165026034 211033993 414062247 519079003 617091214





4th Combined Civil Services Preliminery Test was conducted by Jharkhand Public Service Commission, Ranchi on 23.03.2011. Following candidates have been found eligible to appear at the Main Examination to be held in 2nd - 3rd week of November - 2011. This result can also be seen at the Jharkhand Government Portal http://www.jharkhand.gov.in in notice section  
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Roll No. Roll No. Roll No. Roll No. Roll No. Roll No. Roll No. Roll No. Roll No. Roll No. Roll No. Roll No. Roll No. Roll No. Roll No. Roll No. Roll No. Roll No.  
101000413 125009734 149019311 202028555 211033366 302037988 318044656 325048953 334053711 405057224 409059827 417063872 428068138 437071583 524080898 608087292 705097275 712099996  
103001088 126009802 150019746 202028573 211033395 302038006 319044854 325048984 334053913 406057460 409059929 417063882 428068148 438071834 524080913 608087345 707097761 713100089  
103001109 126009819 151020070 202028615 211033940 302038016 319045055 326049131 334053970 406057497 411060351 417063886 428068247 438071940 525080981 610088093 707097769 715100550  
103001233 126010188 151020156 202028700 211033997 302038233 319045376 326049156 334053992 406057506 411060376 418064044 428068290 439072162 525081144 610088315 707098025 717100847  
104001494 126010286 151020159 202028707 211034003 303038398 319045402 326049198 334054007 406057547 411060395 418064073 428068317 439072393 525081213 610088741 707098085 113005159  
106002120 127010541 151020407 202028711 211034025 303038446 319045424 327049948 334054011 406057765 411060457 418064107 428068324 439072395 525081218 610088780 707098122 151019789  
106002353 127010564 151020408 202028739 211034035 303038523 320045667 328050184 334054016 406057780 411060668 418064133 428068355 439072408 525081229 611088978 707098144 153021001  
106002466 128010957 151020412 202028774 211034084 303038700 320045672 328050205 334054103 406057809 411060682 419064401 428068356 439072414 525081295 612089040 707098215 304039193  
107002522 128010976 153020890 203029102 211034114 304038741 320045912 328050429 334054127 406057820 411060698 419064652 428068359 439072421 527081956 612089100 708098280 324047849  
107002882 128011110 153020940 203029103 212034178 304038846 320045937 328050442 334054133 406057821 411060786 419064699 428068376 439072452 527081957 612089428 709098412 330051401  
108002932 129011529 153021154 203029146 212034383 304038938 320045959 328050451 334054182 406057834 411060797 419064709 428068397 439072481 527081972 612089432 709098699 432069230  
108002957 131012143 154021592 203029400 212034429 304039218 321046173 329050992 334054208 406057854 411060944 419064722 428068408 440072624 528082165 613089853 709098702 441073238  
108003172 131012258 154021692 203029402 212034435 305039404 321046192 329050994 334054357 406057869 411060964 420064938 428068409 440072779 528082450 614090107 709098731 605085706  
109003375 132012522 154021697 203029403 212034440 306039656 322046555 329050996 334054429 407057913 411060970 420065042 430068914 440072916 528082511 617091053 710098945 160024202  
110003692 132012673 155021719 203029407 212034443 306039664 322046593 329051003 334054435 407058023 411060991 420065186 431069086 441073050 528082573 617091417 710098948 209032460  
111004245 133012737 155021722 203029417 212034449 306039853 322046605 329051016 335054767 407058025 411060992 420065218 431069107 441073090 528082576 617091466 710099202 423066066  
111004246 133012944 155022120 203029420 213034643 306039870 323046860 329051059 335054835 407058089 411061020 420065237 431069155 441073096 528082586 618091678 710099211 435070824  
111004296 134013349 156022237 203029431 213034675 307040082 323046862 329051072 335054997 407058270 412061154 420065242 432069347 442073383 528082598 618091716 710099245 439072186  
111004357 134013386 156022277 203029434 213034920 307040269 323046916 330051301 335055003 407058271 412061190 420065256 432069366 442073414 528082673 619092261 710099298 502074185  
112004368 135013708 157022599 204029470 213034951 307040274 323047027 330051320 335055066 407058330 412061207 420065279 432069371 442073660 528082718 620092350 711099372 611089013  
112004386 136013851 157022803 204029530 213035210 308040614 323047172 330051335 335055088 407058335 412061209 420065281 433069626 442073687 528082798 620092373 711099375 621092666  
112004643 136014092 157023185 204029558 213035213 308040690 323047220 330051351 335055131 407058346 412061461 420065282 433069662 501073967 528082821 620092378 711099378 163025156  
112004728 136014177 157023201 204029761 213035254 309040922 323047229 331051567 335055212 407058351 413061566 421065439 433069673 501074052 528082835 620092574 711099705 301037694  
113004831 136014231 158023281 204030038 213035257 309040980 323047243 331051622 335055213 407058363 413061618 422065698 433069752 501074059 528082847 621093051 711099709 434070476  
113005098 137014505 158023347 204030074 213035265 309041078 323047335 331051637 335055285 407058372 413061906 422065802 433069963 502074281 528082848 621093056 711099916 519078967  
113005188 138014581 158023507 204030084 213035266 309041085 323047336 331051871 335055298 407058383 413061912 423065970 433069978 502074379 528082862 621093069 Total--850  
115005695 139015221 160023987 204030085 213035268 309041107 323047451 331051884 335055306 408058420 413061914 423066006 433069983 505075018 528082899 621093074 Quota  
115005779 139015364 160024253 205030376 213035284 310041571 323047478 331051931 335055332 408058783 413061932 423066012 433069988 505075268 528082939 621093137 Female 43  
115005821 140015665 160024281 205030432 214035391 311041945 323047481 331051963 335055341 408058810 413061980 424066290 433070010 506075328 529083017 621093164 Handicapped 26  
116006093 142016501 161024576 206030549 214035665 311041981 323047501 331051969 335055364 408058826 413061982 424066332 433070072 506075582 529083151 622093435 (Blind, Deafness,H.P.)  
116006111 142016513 162024641 206030852 214035667 312042271 323047512 331052055 335055427 408058840 413062164 424066338 433070105 507075645 529083175 623093725  
116006121 142016519 162024681 206030903 214035680 312042343 323047524 331052080 335055472 408058847 414062327 424066366 433070123 509076192 529083252 623094161  
117006269 143017044 162024879 206030924 214035920 313042761 323047619 331052142 335055478 408058896 414062593 425066633 433070162 509076327 529083261 625094730  
117006499 144017349 165026221 207030954 214035967 313042774 323047648 331052253 335055492 408059085 415062743 425066649 433070218 510076655 529083300 625095221  
117006539 144017457 165026230 207031128 214035990 313042777 324047905 331052259 335055494 408059100 415062751 426066957 433070240 510076671 530083385 625095362  
119006923 145017487 165026303 207031518 214036171 314043114 325048386 331052298 401055746 408059122 415062754 426066959 434070416 511076964 530083589 625095518  
121007542 145017509 165026372 208031993 214036253 314043179 325048523 332052517 402055947 408059149 415062755 427067535 434070417 511076987 530083624 625095557  
121007864 145017514 166026641 208032004 214036364 315043291 325048559 332052546 403056375 409059317 415062985 427067547 434070418 514077617 601083765 701095720  
122007941 145017732 166026750 208032140 216036652 315043450 325048579 332052550 403056377 409059362 415062986 427067574 434070455 515077969 601083782 701095733  
122007989 146017929 167027059 208032181 301037320 315043489 325048696 332052837 403056380 409059372 415063008 428067794 434070505 516078344 603085047 703096257  
123008286 147018200 201027229 208032191 301037387 315043493 325048787 332052853 404056552 409059459 415063044 428067796 434070566 519079177 603085091 703096511  
123008638 147018261 201027774 208032284 301037426 315043590 325048792 332052868 404056676 409059597 415063049 428067799 434070619 519079184 606086115 703096541  
123008644 147018468 201027819 208032337 301037632 315043757 325048795 333052972 404056769 409059607 415063073 428067809 434070630 519079189 606086508 703096555  
124008796 147018496 201027887 208032341 301037642 316043814 325048813 333053096 404056918 409059616 416063222 428067958 435070793 519079211 606086529 703096593  
125009318 147018598 202028163 208032353 301037645 317044209 325048817 333053163 404056935 409059653 416063223 428068027 435070863 519079308 606086621 704096766  
125009548 148018632 202028255 209032402 301037656 317044221 325048873 333053169 404056953 409059668 416063277 428068034 435071035 520079437 606086692 705096920  
125009670 148018894 202028281 209032738 301037721 317044223 325048881 333053400 404057019 409059669 416063560 428068038 435071048 521080021 606086947 705097187  
125009673 148019006 202028287 209032765 301037732 317044249 325048909 334053591 405057075 409059676 416063568 428068068 436071197 521080031 606086957 705097190  
125009675 149019047 202028497 209032848 302037979 317044288 325048923 334053595 405057205 409059756 416063578 428068088 436071229 523080586 606087062 705097230  
125009676 149019096 202028541 210033296 302037987 318044644 325048928 334053620 405057214 409059813 416063613 428068105 437071404 524080707 607087132 705097274