Wednesday, 30 September 2015
Sunday, 27 September 2015
Sikh community angry about pardon for Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh
The action of Sikh religion's highest temporal seat Akal Takht in pardoning Dera Sacha Sauda head Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh triggered strong objections from some Sikh leaders who called it a "betrayal" of the Sikh community and "politically motivated." Seeking to put behind a bitter row between them, the Akal Takht said it has pardoned Singh, who is accused of hurting the sentiments of Sikhs, following a letter of apology from him.
Several Sikh organisations like All India Sikh Students Federation (AISSF), Bhai Mohkam Singh's United Akali Dal and Dal Khalsa also registered their protest against the decision.
Thursday, 24 September 2015
Wednesday, 23 September 2015
SKAUST Jammu Recruitment 2015 : 34 Posts : Latest Jobs in Jammu and Kashmir
SKAUST Jammu Recruitment 2015 : 34 Posts : Latest Jobs in Jammu and Kashmir |
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Posted: 21 Sep 2015 01:55 AM PDT
 SKAUST is an agricultural University, that has Main campuses in Jammu and Srinagar. This Recruitment Notification is for vacancies in SKAUST-Jammu. This is the First Major Recruitment by SKAUST Jammu and applications are invited for High Profile posts such as Dean, University Librarian, Associate Professor, Assistant Professor and Jr. / Sr. Scientists. These post come with Huge salaries and Perks. For some posts, the Monthly salary is as high as Rs 1 Lakh Per Month. So if, you need a Government Job in J&K, then SKAUST Recruitment 2015 is all you need to apply for. Applicants willing to apply for the Jobs in SKAUST Jammu, should submit their applications in prescribed format before 20th Oct, 2015. SKAUST Jammu Recruitment 2015 : Vacancy Details |
Sunday, 20 September 2015
Saturday, 19 September 2015
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Jammu University Registrar, Assistant Registrar Recruitment 2015 : Latest Jobs in Jammu and Kashmir
Jammu University Registrar, Assistant Registrar Recruitment 2015 : Latest Jobs in Jammu and Kashmir |
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Posted: 18 Sep 2015 09:16 PM PDT
Looking for High Paying Jobs in J&K? Apply Now for Jobs in Jammu University for various posts offering 1 Lakh Monthly SalaryIf you are Looking for University Jobs in Jammu and Kashmir, then, we have a good news for you. Jammu University, the backbone of Higher Education in J&K, had invited applications for posts that are Dream Jobs for Many.  The various posts for which applications are invited are : Registrar, Dy Registrar, Assistant Registrar, Controller of Examinations etc. The Impressive thing about these posts in Jammu University is the Pay-Scale and Salary Structure.For some posts the Salary is as high as Rs 1 Lakh Per Month, even the minimum salary is Rs 50,000 So, who Doesn't want a High salaried Job in Jammu University. But only thing you need to worry about the Competition. As the posts are less and Competition is High, so you need to work Hard, Qualify the Written Exam with good merit and then Score high in Interview. But, you must apply for this Recruitment by Jammu University, as these posts are advertised once in a decade. It is worth mentioning here that Jammu University is facing shortage of Employees, and this is the Third Successive Recruitment Notification in Last 2 Months. Earlier the University and announced the Lecturer Jobs in July and thereafter it had announced various posts in August . But this is the Bumper Recruitment by Jammu University, as various high Profile posts have been advertised. Applicants willing to apply for these Jobs in Jammu University, must read this post till end and submit their applications before 8th Oct, 2015 Jammu University Recruitment Sept-2015 : Vacancy Details |
Friday, 18 September 2015
J&K Airtel Recruitment 2015 : 300 Jobs : Latest Jobs in Jammu and Kashmir
J&K Airtel Recruitment 2015 : 300 Jobs : Latest Jobs in Jammu and Kashmir |
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Posted: 18 Sep 2015 06:50 AM PDT
Looking for Part Time Or Full Time Private Jobs in J&K ? Apply Now for 300 various Jobs in Airtel It is worth mentioning here that Jobs in Airtel comes with High Salary and Perks, and the Recruitment Process Comprises of Only Written test. As the Network of Airtel in increasing and so does the manpower Requirements and this is the reason, that Airtel is on hiring spree in J&K. So, If you un-employed and looking for Part Time / Full Time Private Jobs, then you must apply for Customer Care Jobs in Airtel. In this post, we are going to share the Complete Details of vacancies, advertised by J&K Airtel and we will also share the Process to apply for Jobs in Airtel. But if you a Government Job Seeker and not interested for Jobs in Airtel, then we would like to inform you, that As of 18th Sept, 2015, over 8000 Posts are advertised for various J&K AIRTEL Bumper Vacancy 2015 : 300 Jobs |
Wednesday, 16 September 2015
India's acid attack victims wait for years to get justice
LONDON: India has one of the highest rates of acid violence in the world, yet a backlog of criminal cases means it can take up to a decade for courts to reach a judgment and most victims receive no compensation, legal experts said on Wednesday.
Globally, there are as many as 1,500 recorded acid attacks each year with more than 1,000 cases estimated to occur in India alone. However, many attacks go unreported because victims are too afraid of reprisals to come forward, they said in a report.
The majority of victims are women, attacked over domestic or land disputes, a rejected marriage proposal or spurned sexual advances, the report said.
Attackers frequently target the head and face to maim, disfigure and blind, said Acid Survivors Trust International (ASTI), which commissioned the report. Victims are left with lifelong physical and psychological scars.
Despite the severity of the crime, acid remains easily available in India where it is used in manufacturing and the processing of cotton and rubber, despite a 2013 Supreme Court order to curb sales.
“Acid is still very, very easily available and a litre of acid can be purchased for as little as $0.75, and can be bought in most towns and villages in India,” said ASTI Executive Director Jaf Shah.
India made acid attacks a specific criminal offence in 2013, and the Supreme Court this year ruled that victims should receive free medical treatment and minimum compensation of $4,500.
Analysing 55 cases of acid violence in India, the report, based on research done in 2014, found that on average it takes between five and 10 years for a legal case to be concluded.
