Union Government notified new rules to revamp SC and ST (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 2016

••     Union Government notified new rules to revamp SC and ST (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 2016

••     The Union Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment on 14 April 2016 notified the Scheduled Castes (SC) and the Scheduled Tribes (ST) (Prevention of Atrocities) Amendment Rules, 2016.

••      The Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 1989 was amended by Parliament in 2016. The rules have now been framed to give effect to the amended provisions. These rules will speed up the process of dispensation of justice to victims of atrocities.

••     Provisions of the SC and ST (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 2016
•      Completion of investigation and filing of charge sheet in the court within sixty days.

•      Provision of relief for offences of rape and gang rape.

•      Delinking requirement of medical examination for getting relief amount for non-invasive kind of offences against women like sexual harassment, gestures or acts intended to insult the modesty of women.

•       Provision of admissible relief amount to SC/ST women for offences of grievous nature, on conclusion of trial, even though not ending in conviction.

•       Increase in the existing quantum of relief amount to between 85000 rupees to 825000 rupees depending upon the nature of the offence, while linking it with the Consumer Price Index for Industrial Workers for the month of January 2016.

•       Provision of admissible relief in cash or in kind or both within seven days to the victims of atrocity, their family members and dependents.

•       Rationalization of the phasing of payment of relief amount to victims for various offences of atrocities.

•       Regular Reviews of the scheme for the rights and entitlements of victims and witnesses in accessing justice at the State, District and Sub-Division Level Committees in their respective meetings.

Lok Sabha passed Regional Centre for Biotechnology Bill, 2016

••     Lok Sabha passed Regional Centre for Biotechnology Bill, 2016

•      The Lok Sabha on 25 April 2016 passed the Regional Centre for Biotechnology Bill, 2016 to provide statutory status to the existing Regional Centre for Biotechnology in Faridabad,

•      The Bill seeks to provide the status of national importance to the Centre for facilitating transfer of technology and knowledge and making it a hub for biotechnology expertise in the Asian region.

•      Disseminate knowledge by providing teaching and research facilities in biotechnology and related fields

•      Create a hub of biotechnology expertise

•      Facilitate transfer of technology and knowledge in the SAARC region and generally Asia.

•      Promote cooperation at the international level.

•      The centre, located in Faridabad in Haryana, will be a state of the art institute and a regional hub for interdisciplinary education, training and research in biotechnology.

•      The Regional centre will provide masters and doctoral degrees, and post-graduate diplomas in biotechnology and related subjects.

•      It will have Board of Governors, Programme Advisory Committee, Executive Committee and Finance Committee etc as authorities responsible for its administration and functioning.

•      In 2006, India had entered into an agreement with the UNESCO regarding establishment of the Regional Centre to serve the member countries of UNESCO.

•      In this regard, the Union government through an executive order had established the Regional Centre for Biotechnology Training and Education in Faridabad, Haryana in 2009.

26 April @ Today's Current Affairs For SSC Exam, SBI Exam, RRB Exam, UPSC Exam.

••   26 April @ Today's Current Affairs For SSC Exam, SBI Exam, RRB Exam, UPSC Exam.


•    Theme of the World Intellectual Property Day 2016 that was on 26 April 2016 observed across the world- Digital Creativity: Culture Reimagined

•    This badminton player became the first non-cricketer to be included in the Legends Club of Cricket Club of India founded by late Jagmohan Dalmiya –  Nandu Natekar

•    The founder of Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front who passed away on 26 April 2016 is - Amanullah Khan

•    The Oil refining company that got green nod for its 694-crore rupees LPG project at Haldia Dock Complex in West Bengal on 25 April 2016- Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd (BPCL)

•    The former prime minister of Thailand who died on 23 April 2016 in Bangkok- Banharn Silpa-archa

•    The Cabinet of this country approved a law with provision to impeach Supreme Court judges if allegation of misconduct or incapacity is proved on 25 April 2015- Bangladesh

•    Indian origin wrestler who is set to represent Australia at the Rio de Janeiro Olympics 2016- Vinod Kumar Dahiya

•    The Leicester City’s footballer who became the first African footballer to win the Professional Footballers Association’s Player of the Year award for the 2015–16 season is - Riyad Mahrez

•    The footballer who won the Football Players’ Association of India (FPAI) Indian Player of the Year award is - Jeje Lalpekhlua

•    The country that will host the 2018 Commonwealth Judo Championships is - India

•    India's first online interactive portal on the cultural heritage of the country launched by the Union Government is – Sahapedia

•    Bill passed by Lok Sabha on 25 April 2016 to provide statutory status to the existing Regional Centre for Biotechnology in Faridabad, Haryana- Region Biotechnology Authority Bill, 2016

•    Renowned Freedom fighter who died on 25 April 2016 and was famously known as Didi of tribal Dang district- Poornima Arvind Pakvasa

•    The Sikh Gurdwaras (Amendment) Bill, 2016 that was passed in Lok Sabha on 25 April 2016 seeks to amend - Sikh Gurdwaras Act, 1925

•    Name of the 11th Indo-Mongolia joint training Exercise that commenced on 25 April 2016 in Mongolia and will culminate on 8 May 2016 - Nomadic Elephant – 2016

•    Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), Government of Madhya Pradesh and Sun Pharma on 25 April 2016 entered into an agreement for Research and innovation in -  Preventive health

•    Union Sports Ministry on 25 April 2016 decided to provide one lakh rupees per month as out of pocket allowance to the sports persons under - Target Olympic Podium (TOP) scheme

•    The western Odisha town that continued to remain the hottest place in the State – Titlagarh

•    Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said that the State government is seeking a loan of 5000 crore rupees from the World Bank for implementing - Water conservation to changing crop patter

•    The country that unveiled the Vision 2030 to diversify its economy with an aim to reduce its dependence on oil – Saudi Arabia

Ahmedabad Jobs @ Ahmedabad Rojgar Bharti Melo 2016

••     Ahmedabad Jobs @ Ahmedabad Rojgar Bharti Melo 2016

••     Total Posts: 550 Posts

••      Name of Posts & Education :

ITI Trade : 250 Vacancy

Turner,
Fitter,
Welder,
Machinist,
Shit Metal Worker
or Automobiles Trade
Motor Mechanical,
Diesel Mechanical,
Two Wheel Repairer
10th Pass or 12th Pass : 300 Vacancy (Only for Female)


••    How to Apply:
           Candidates Can Apply for This Various Post  as Walk-in-Interivew Rojgar Bharti Melo Attend & Reach With Original Education Necessary Certificate & Attested Copy, Passport Size Photo with Resume (4 Set All Document Xerox copy) and Attend this Ahmedabad Rojgar bharti melo at mention below Schedule.

••   Rojgar Bharti Melo Venue:

ITI Maninagar (Vastral),
Nr. RTO,
Rabari Colony Road,
Ahmedabad.

Study Materials @ 26 April Today's Study Materials For All Competitive Exam

••     Study Materials @ 26 April Today's Study Materials For All Competitive Exam

1.   Download Image 6 √ Current Affairs Of March For GSSSB Exam, GSRTC Exam & All Competitive Exam 


2.    QuiZ No. 26-April Daily 25 G.K. QuiZ For GSSSB, Senior Clerk, GSRTC Exam & All Up Coming Competitive Exam 

Notification @ GPSC Class 1 & 2 Amendment in Syllabus of Paper - 3 (Commerce and Accountancy) 2016

••    GPSC Class 1 & 2 Amendment in Syllabus of Paper - 3 (Commerce and Accountancy) 2016

••    Download >   Amendment Notification 

Jobs @ High Court of Gujarat Recruitment for 61 Computer Operator Posts 2016

••    Jobs @ High Court of Gujarat Recruitment for 61 Computer Operator Posts 2016

••     Advertisement No.: RC/B/1304/2015

••     Posts Name : Computer Operator (IT Cell)

••     Total Posts : 61 Posts

••     Educational Qualification :
           Please read Official Notification for Educational Qualification details. (Details will be available after 29th April, 2016)

••    Selection Process :
          Candidates will be selected based on competitive written exam & computer proficiency test.

••     How to Apply :
            Candidates may Apply Online Through official Website

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**     Notification : Available soon

**     Mind It Dates:
√ Starting Date of Online Application : 02-05-2016
√ Last Date to Apply Online : 31-05-2016
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Important Notice @ GSERB Important Notification for SEBC Candidates

••     Important Notice @ GSERB Important Notification for SEBC Candidates

English Grammar @ Phrases & Meanings For GSSSB, GSRTC, SSC, GPSC, UPSC, RRB All Competitive Exam

••     English Grammar @ Phrases & Meanings For GSSSB, GSRTC, SSC, GPSC, UPSC, RRB All Competitive Exam

••     Phrases & Meanings

Set up - to start | establish a company.

Break down - to lose control of your feelings and start crying.

Set off - to start on a journey.

Put up - to tolerate a situation or a person

Put off - to postpone

Put on - to wear

Come in - to enter

Come across - to meet or find by chance

Come up against - to be faced with or opposed by

Turn down - to refuse | reject

Turn in to - to inform or deliver up

Turn to - to try to get help | advice | sympathy from someone

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**   Now use the phrases given above to complete the following sentences.

1. The landlord was suspicious of the two men staying in his flat so he called the police and _____________them _____________.

2. Early in the morning we packed our bags and _____________ for a hike over the mountain.

3. Janvi _____________some photographs of her grandfather in the old trunk.

4. My father _____________ his own business 10 years ago.

5. The Bank _____________ Paul's request for a loan.

6. The Corporation's decision to reduce the leave of the employees _____________ a lot of opposition.

••     Answer

1. Turned -- in

2. Set off

3. Came across

4. Set up

5. Turned down

6. Come up against

English Grammar @ Use The Proper Conjunction 1 Most Preferable For GSSSB, GSRTC, SSB, RRB, IBPS, GPSC, All Exam @ English Portion

➡ ➡   English Grammar @ Use The Proper Conjunction 1 Most Preferable For GSSSB, GSRTC, SSB, RRB, IBPS, GPSC, All Exam @ English Portion.

➡        Fill in the blanks with correct Conjunctions from the list given below:

➡        [as soon as,   and,   but,    or,   therefore,   otherwise,    so,    still,    as well as,    since,   (so that)    ]

1. She is noble ____________ kind too.

2. We eat __________ we remain healthy.

3. Raja is poor _____________ he is honest.

4. The sun rose_____________ the fog disappeared.

5.  _________ she saw the tiger, she shouted.

6. Work hard_____________ you will fail.

7. Thomas worked very hard_____________ he didn’t stand first.

8. She must cry ______ she will die.

9. He_____________ his brother is coming.

10. The box was heavy_____________ he could not lift it.

11. He has been ill ______ he reached Chennai.

➡➡  Answers:

1. and (cumulative conjunction)

2. so that  (purpose, subordinating )

3. but (adversative conjunction, contrast)

4. therefore/so (result, illative conjunction)

5. as soon as (subordinating conjunction, time)

6. otherwise (subordinating conjunction,, cause)

7. still (adversative conjunction, contrast)

8. or (alternative, co-ordinating conjunction)

9. as well as (cumulative conjunction)

10. so  (result, illative conjunction)

11. since (time, subordinating conjunction)

Unseen @ English Comprehension 2 For GPSC, GSSSB, CTET, SSC, RRB, UPSC, IBPS, Competitive Exam

➡➡  Unseen @ English Comprehension 

➡➡  In All Competitive Exam, We Generally Find English Portion, In This Portion it's Following Grammar, Verb, Noun, Synonym, Preposition,Comprehensive Paragraph.  CTET, SSC, RRB, UPSC, IBPS Exam. 

➡➡  Here You Can Find Some Unseen English Paragraph with answers which is From different Boards Text book.

➡.     My next pet was a pigeon, the most revolting bird to look at, with his feathers pushing through the wrinkled scarlet skin, mixed with the horrible yellow down that covers baby pigeons and makes them look as though they have been peroxiding their hair.
  
       Because of his repulsive and obese appearance, we called him Quasimodo.
Since he had an unorthodox upbringing, without parents to teach him, Quasimodo became convinced that he was not a bird at all, and refused to fly.

      He walked everywhere. He was always eager to join us in anything we did. He would even try to come for walks with us. So you had to either carry him on your shoulder, which was risking an accident to your clothes, or else you let him walk behind.

      If you let him walk, then you had to slow down your own pace to suit his, for should you get too far ahead you would hear the most frantic and imploring coos and turn around to find Quasimodo running desperately after you.

Q1. Read the questions given below and select the option you consider the most appropriate.

1. The narrator describes the pigeon as a ‘revolting bird’ because
a)      he could not fly
b)      he had to be carried everywhere
c)      he had wrinkled skin covered with yellow feathers
d)     he was fat

2. Quasimodo got his name because
a)      he was a fat and ugly
b)      he was attractive
c)      he could not fly
d)     he love behaving like human beings

3. We know that Quasimodo was always eager to go on walks because
a)      he walked everywhere
b)      he did not know how to fly
c)      he complained loudly if he was not taken along
d)     he always copied whatever humans did

4. Quasimodo protested when he was
a)      left at home
b)      lifted on human shoulders
c)      taken for a walk
d)     left behind during walks

5. The phrase ‘risking an accident to your clothes’ means
a)      the bird pecked at their clothes
b)      there was a chance of the bird soiling their clothes
c)      the bird risked a fall
d)     the bird did not like th

➡➡  Answers

1.     (c) it had wrinkled skin covered with yellow feathers

2.      (a) he was a fat and ugly

3.      (c) he complained loudly if he was not taken along

4.      (d) left behind during walks

5.      (b) there was a chance of the bird soiling their clothes

English Grammar @ Correct The Sentence 2 Most Preferable For GSSSB, GSRTC Exam @ English Portion

➡➡  English Grammar @ Correct The Sentence 2 Most Preferable For GSSSB, GSRTC Exam @ English Portion

➡➡

     About a year 1900, a small, dark haired boy, name Charles Chaplin was often seen waiting outside the back entrance of London theatres. He looks thin and hungry but his blue eyes was determined. He could sing or dance. His parents were music hall performers but he has been born into the life of the theatre.

➡➡  Answers:

1.  a year- the year

2.  name – named

3. entrance – entrances

4. looks – looked

5. was – were

6. or – and

7. but – and

8. has - had

Unseen @ English Comprehension For CTET, SSC, RRB, UPSC, IBPS Exam

••   Unseen @ English Comprehension 

**  In All Competitive Exam, We Generally Find English Portion, In This Portion it's Following Grammar, Verb, Noun, Synonym, Preposition,Comprehensive Paragraph.  CTET, SSC, RRB, UPSC, IBPS Exam. 

**   Here You Can Find Some Unseen English Paragraph with answers which is From different Boards Text book 

➡➡  The idea of euthanasia, of hastening the death of someone from motives of compassion, covers two main situations. The first is where someone is close to death and can be kept alive briefly, with intensive medical care. The official reason for the use of every possible technique on patients, for whom there seems no hope, is that we never know that there is no hope of at least a brief recovery.
The second situation, in which it is proposed to end the life of someone who is not expected to die at once from natural causes, is more morally doubtful. In so far as the suggestion may be based on the notion of the ‘quality of life’ experienced by the patient, this is an inadequate approach to human beings. At one extreme we may be dealing with a birth that cannot be called ‘human’ at all: such a being likely to live at the most for only a few hours. Many feel that during this time it ought to be given ordinary nursing care. Bringing to an end of the life of say, a spastic child, by the deliberate refusal of the fullest medical care seems morally indefensible.

Read the questions given below and write the option you consider the most appropriate in your answer sheet:

1. Euthanasia means
a) a place in Asia
b) bringing about gentle and easy death
c) enthusiasm
         d) the youth in Asia

2. One reason for trying all possible measures to save a person is
a) death is horrifying
b) there is possibility of recovery
c) doctors need to be compassionate
d) science may invent more sophisticated machines later

3. The people who argue for euthanasia advocate it saying
a) the patient is not living a qualitative life
b) we must not spend quality resources on a sick person
c) we should not bother about the ailing
d) it can be defended morally

4. The words ‘………………dealing with a birth that cannot be called ‘human’ at all’ implies
a) humans have no control over birth and death
b) the person may survive only for a very brief period
c) doctors are incapable of saving people
d) the patient may want to die

5. The writer finds it unpardonable to
a)      end the life of someone who is not expected to die at once from natural causes.
b)      end the life of a spastic child
c)      end the life of an infant who is likely to live only for a few hours
     d)  end the life of a human being


Answers:
(b) bringing about gentle and easy death
(b) there is possibility of a brief recovery 
(a) the patient is not living a qualitative life
(b) the person may survive only for a very brief period 
(a) end the life of someone who is not expected to die at once from natural causes.