INAUGURATION AT MCR HRD INSITUTE OF AP OF 82ND FOUNDATION COURSE

Hi,sorry for long delays in postings at this blog as I was very busy in the completion of joining formalities.... We people have landed up in Andhra Pradesh for our "FC"....as we reached the heavy rain has welcomed us.....any way today was our grand welcome by the chief minister of AP Mr RAj shekhar Reddy......the level of infrastructure though is not comparable to LBSNAA but definitely it is satisfactory..the hostel rooms, they have provided are of international standard...food is also good...Now we are waiting for the next morning when we are going to have our first interaction with PT session which is quite frightening many of us...though we all know the importance of the physical fitness to serve the society well but as we were fighting a long battle since last two to three years to crack this examination ....we became certainly lazy on this aspect...that is why we all have developed a big belly too..we are looking forward to decrease our bellies..for today this is enough i feel.....I promise to post the neutral posting from MCR HRD institute of AP regularly.....

DELAYS IN FURTHER POSTINGS ON THE BLOG

Hello everybody......I want to inform you all that now onwards there will be some delays on the postings on this blog for few days. I am busy in packing my luggage for foundation course. I promise that I will come up with good writeup within very short time period with latest happenings during foundation course. Kindly cooperate with me.

LACK OF COORDINATION BETWEEN THE GOVERNMENT AGENCIES

The department of personnel has finally came up with the allocation of services list to the qualified candidates in CSE-2007. The foundation course is commencing from 1st September 2007 with the objective to promote esprit-de-corps. But this time this foundation schedule has been divided. Contrary to the earlier practise and in the true spirit of foundation course, only IAS,IPS,and IFS will go to LBSNAA,Mussorie and rest of the candidates will go to Hyderabad. This bifurcation will defeat the purpose of foundation course which promotes the better coordination among all the selected candidates in a single year. Now, how this bifurcation will enhance the co-ordination among the civil servants? The authority must reply to this question.
Besides, LBSNAA academy has not given any details on this matter. Even no body is explaining the cause behind this latest move. This simply shows the inefficient ways of government functioning and lack of coordination between the government agencies.

UPDATES ON JOINING TO 82ND FOUNDATION COURSE AT LBSNAA

The 82nd Foundation Course of successful candidates in CSE-2007 is going to commence from 1st September 2008. The Department of personnel has already issued the notification in this regard to LBSNAA. So,get ready with all the preparatory works.

MORE REQUEST HAS BEEN PROCESSED

As per the request from Anonymous,We are publishing the marksheet as following:
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Roll No. : 6767
Name : MANISH MANGLANI
Civil Services(Main) Examination 2007
Subject
MaximumMarks
MarksObtained
Essay(Paper III)
200
116
General Studies (Paper-IV)
300
159
General Studies(Paper-V)
300
106
Optional I,Psychology
Paper-VI
300
163
Paper-VII
300
162
Optional II, Public Administration
Paper-VIII
300
141
Paper-IX
300
173
Penalty Marks
0
Written Total
2000
1020
Interview Marks
300
180
Final Total
2300
1200 Remarks : Not Recommended.

WRITEUP ON NANO-MEDICINE

A delegation from the University of Missouri that visited Chennai recently with its focus on nanomedicine, sought to explore ways to “develop a scholarly, creative partnership that has a high impact on science and the potential to do something good for patients… unable to afford the treatment.”
Nanotechnology, which refers to a field of applied science and technology and deals with the control of matter on the atomic and molecular scale, about hundred nanometres or smaller, and the fabrication of devices or materials within that size range, “is a very small field but has a very big impact,” said Brady J. Deaton, Chancellor of the University of Missouri, who led the high-level delegation. In Chennai, the delegation’s first stop was Sankara Nethralaya.
The mission of the delegation, which comprised university officials and nanomedicine experts, was clear. Said Mr. Deaton: “We want to explore ways in which we could develop a scholarly, creative partnership that has a high impact on science and the potential to do something good for patients suffering from disease and unable to afford the treatment. Not only will we set up a foundation for the pursuit of knowledge and science in the areas of ophthalmology, nanotechnology and modern science but also models of delivery of science and knowledge to everyone in the population. By taking knowledge in one area and applying it to another area we find that we achieve scholarly breakthroughs.”
Kattesh V. Katti, Professor of Radiology and Physics and Director, University Cancer Nanotechnology Platform, University of Missouri, said: “The manifestation of some diseases within the eye like age related macular degeneration are very similar to what happens in cancer. The eye is a very isolated part in the body. If we can understand that particular part well, we can apply it to other diseases in humans and animal population.”
Providing a definition that would help demystify Nano medicine, Dr. Katti said: “Nano medicine is a medical modality that uses nano particles for detection of diseases and treatment. Nanotechnology has a lot to offer in terms of diagnostics and therapeutic agents for treatment of eye disorders such as Age related Macular Degeneration and other retinal disorders. There are a number of reasons why nano particles do a much better job when compared to traditional pharmaceuticals. In simple terms, nano particles have a greater capacity to detect diseases and pick them up early — at the cellular stage. Diseases like breast tumors and prostate cancers and various other diseases if detected early can be fully cured. Other nano therapeutic products can be used to treat excruciatingly painful diseases like bone cancer for which there is no cure.”
The coming together of the University of Missouri and Sankara Nethralaya is significant in more ways than one. Mr. Deaton explained: “Our university has throughout its history addressed the frontiers of knowledge and science. We are a land grant university created in the U.S. through a series of legislations in the U.S. in the 1800s to promote the development and transfer of knowledge to help the working classes and all sections of society. What we have seen at Sankara Nethralaya is one of the finest examples of what a land grant concept is.”
Impressed by the work done at Sankara Nethralaya, Mr. Deaton said: “Work recognised worldwide as some of the most exciting work in science, going from basic research to clinical work in serving others and reaching out to the community in truly exceptional ways is going on here.”
While they could have chosen several other institutes in India to partner with, what tilted the scales in favour of Sankara Nethralaya is the “excellent service they do by way of patient care and their tremendous track record of publications in clinically relevant journals.”
The University of Missouri, which is making tremendous progress in the application of gold nano particles, is also working with researchers at Sankara Nethralaya who are investigating the role of gold nano particles in treating age related macular degeneration.
Anti-oxidants discovered by the University of Missouri are being used in extensive studies. “The collaboration is very natural and it’s a nice two way partnership,” said Dr. Katti.
The University of Missouri has the largest nuclear reactor that has enabled it to make major pharmaceutical breakthroughs and one of the largest nuclear magnetic resonance machines in the U.S. Mr. Deaton said: “If you looked at the research methodology being employed at Sankara Nethralaya to treat eye diseases, that is certainly a challenging model. I hope we can find ways of applying this at the University of Missouri.”
Another advantage nanomedicine offers is that it can treat diseases in such a way as to minimise damage to the human being because it isolates the disease germs and viruses in the body and targets them specifically without impacting the body in a negative manner as many pharmaceutical products do.
Cutting edge research and genetic technology are not without their ethical dilemmas. Mr. Deaton said: “When we began putting more emphasis on life sciences and nano medicine we identified faculty in the area of philosophy and ethics to address the ethical issues that could arise during these processes. We felt that science had not paid enough attention in the past to the ethical issues of looking at any type of genetic technology and to examine the trade offs that may occur between the ability to violate a part of the body at the same time to save a life utilising genetic modification today, in order to save lives of future generations of children.”
Dr. Katti added: “Nanoscience is often referred to as a disruptive science. It has the very powerful ability to break down the traditional boundaries that existed between physics, chemistry, mathematics, biology and biomedicine. Nano Science brings all the expertise together under one roof.”
“Different nano particles, different sizes, shapes, elements — we are just beginning to unravel it all,” concluded Henry White, Professor of Physics, University of Missouri-Columbia.
SOURCE: THE HINDU

SOME REQUESTS FOR THE REMOVAL OF MARKSHEETS

Earlier We were getting the requests for publishing mark sheets of this years civil services qualified people....the sole motto to publish the mark sheets on this blog was to help the new comers as well as those who are not able to qualify to get authentic information about the scores of other people....We don't have any other hidden motive behind this publication....We feel that since we have qualified in this examination with our hard work as well as with grace of God. So let us repay something by helping others. This view point has been accepted by the response this blog has received from the IAS aspirants.
But still we respect the feeling of those people who have asked for the deletion of their mark sheets. Though We are not going to publish their name but silently We are removing their mark sheets. Neutralviews say sorry for all those who does not want to see their mark sheet in public domain. We don't see any big gain by hiding our mark sheets from the public glaze. Let us come forward to share our achievements with all however small they may be.
Neutralviews wish all the best for everyone who is fighting for this prestigious exam.

TRUTH IS OUT...MEDIA AND OTHER PEOPLE ENGAGED IN NEGATIVE CAMPAIGN MUST APOLOGISE NOW TO THE RELIGIOUS PEOPLE OF INDIA

By all accounts so far, lack of capacity to mingle with peers and adjust with the new surroundings at Sant Asaram Bapu’s Gurukul (boarding school) in Chhindwara led a 14-year-old ninth grader to commit a double murder within a short span of two days.
Investigations so far have revealed that the ninth grader killed two little schoolmates to create a sensation that could lead to the school’s closure. He purportedly committed such a heinous crime only to return home.
Jabalpur Range Inspector-General of Police M.R. Krishna told The Hindu on Monday that the accused, who comes from a wealthy agriculturist family and is a resident of Bichua village near Chhindwara, has confessed and has been arrested under Section 302 of the Indian Penal Code for the double murder. He has been sent to judicial remand and would be produced at the Juvenile Court at Narsinghpur.
Investigations have revealed that the accused had taken admission to Asaram’s Gurukul only 20 days ago along with two of his cousins. Within a short period he had asked his father to withdraw him from the residential school as he was home-sick and wanted to return to his mother. As he was obese, the boys in the school started teasing him by nicknaming him “Haathi” (elephant). Psychiatric treatment
Significantly, he had undergone psychiatric treatment at Nagpur in the past. He purportedly told the police during cross-examination that he was missing home food.. When the accused heard about the death of two students and the closure of Asaram Bapu’s Ashram in Ahemdabad, he thought even his school would be closed if something like that happened in his institution.
He told the police that he had seen on television how a person could be asphyxiated and killed. The boys’ hostel in the ashram is a two-story building. The younger children, from nursery to the fifth grade, were staying in the ground floor while the senior students were occupying the first floor. Remained mystery
Every evening the children went out to play between 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. It was close to 6 p.m. on July 29 that the accused hid near the toilet on the ground floor and when a five-year-old child arrived there, he took him inside the toilet on the pretext of offering chocolates and once there tried to overpower him but the boy managed to escape. Soon another boy was caught by him and was gagged to death inside the toilet.
This murder remained a mystery for two days, and since the school did not shut down, another murder was planned by the accused when he heard some teachers saying that the school would be closed if another boy died under the prevailing circumstances. This led to the murder of Vedanta on July 31. Vedanta struggled for life and the accused even bit his left rear shoulder during the fight.
During post-mortem, a suspect’s teeth imprint matched with the wound on the left rear shoulder of the body and this led to his arrest.
Source: THE Hindu

File RTI queries on CIC website, but pay via post

The Central Information Commission (CIC) has introduced online acceptance of RTI appeals and complaints, allowing applicants to file their queries on the Internet. This comes at a time when the Bihar state information commission has already introduced acceptance of applications on the phone and the Centre is planning a call centre as well. Speaking about the online facility, chief information commission Wajahat Habibullah said, “This will hopefully increase the awareness of RTI and its use. It’s mainly designed for appeals and complaints.” There is a catch, however. If the person is filing for information to the CIC, the RTI query will be accepted but must be followed by a postal order of Rs 10. Online payments are still a long way off. According to the CIC, the government feared that the system was not strong enough to handle credit card payments. “There is fear of Internet fraud when money transactions are conducted on the net,” admitted Habibullah. As of now, when applicants log on to the CIC website, the online link will provide them with a form to apply online. The form includes ‘mandatory fields’ like name, address, contact details and the ministry, department or public authority that the appeal is against. Verification code, citizenship status (whether you are an Indian or NRI) will have to be filled. Other details include if the person has applied to the public information officer (the first official authorised to address the appeal) and whether the issue at hand is a matter of life or liberty. Applicants can also upload documents relevant to their argument. For the Internet savvy, this is likely to save time and resources. But the most to benefit from this are people living outside Delhi and Indians abroad who do not have to depend on the postal department to file their complaints. Habibullah said he had already received complaints online and queries on how to file them.
Source: Times Of India

TRUTH IS OUT.....CAN ANY ONE HAS THE COURAGE TO TAKE REPONSIBILITY FOR REPORTING ABUSIVE STORIES

Putting to rest speculations on the mysterious death of two boys in Asaram Bapu’s school here, police on Sunday claimed that a Class IX student killed his hostel mates. Inspector General of Police M.R. Krishna told reporters that Ram and Vedant were killed by the accused, who gagged the boys in the toilet. Ram was killed on July 29 and Vedant on July 31. The deaths had sparked off protests across the State.

“The student has been identified and has admitted to killing Ram Krishna Yadav and Vedant Manmodhe in the hostel’s bathroom,” IGP M. R. Krishna told reporters while claiming to have solved the murder mystery in the ashram school.
“Ram was killed on July 29 while Vedant was murdered on July 31 by the accused, who after calling the minors to the toilet to give them chocolates took their lives by gagging them,” he said.
In Vedant’s case, after killing him, the accused put Vedant’s head into a bucket full of water. The accused had also bitten Vedant on his neck and police after conducting the forensic examination found that the mark was of the teeth of the accused following which he was arrested.
The accused, who took admission in the school this year, didn’t want to study and wanted to go back to his native place in Chhindwara district, police said.
The post-mortem reports revealed that he killed both the boys by adopting the same method, Krishna said. Ram and Vedant were found dead in the hostel bathroom in a span of just 48 hours in almost similar conditions. Their mysterious deaths had sparked off a series of protests across the State. Panicked over the development, parents of nearly 200 children had taken away their wards from the hostel. [ source: THE HINDU]

comment from neutralviews : Now truth is in front of all....who should be held responsible for tarnishing the image of this great institution which is serving the tribal areas like this one. Can media take the whole responsibility to trigger the unrest among the masses by their biased reporting? Can the local vested interested politicians take the responsibility for arousing and dismantling the faith of millions of the followers of this great institution? These are the questions which have to be answered by all the real culprit behind this episode.

Neutral Views has the opinion that people who are serving the society in any capacity must be given due respect and cooperation. So what if Asaram ji Ashram is earning millions of rupees by selling numerous products.Why anybody should have any concern on it...indeed it shows the potential of religious leaders to earn their own bread and butter and invest for people.

An article published in India Today claimed that Asaram Ji Ashram is earning one crore from monthly magazine "Rishi Prasad"...so what is unnatural thing about it....at least we should be proud on it that it is able to sustain itself and make profit by publishing good articles ranging from Bhagvad Geeta,Ramayan,satsang and life stories of Great Saints,etc. At least this Ashram is not publishing redundant and useless material to earn money just like "mast ram" or any "porn material"...why there is no hue and cry for the publication and open selling of "porn Videos" or "porn books"....why we feel tensed if video Cds of satsang are getting good response from the people.Mr Madhukar Gupta of India Today must come out with the answers of these questions.

We feel ashamed whenever we encounter articles or charges against any Saint without any base or proper findings.

Now,since truth has been revealed...We must be united and work together to prevent any further damage to the reputation of the Asaram ji Ashram....They have changed the life of millions of deprived and underprivileged...Society must come forward to repay the debt at least partially at this crucial juncture when Ashram is facing rough weather.

MORE REQUESTS HAVE BEEN PROCESSED

As per the requests from Mr Gum,Miss Kumkum and Miss Shewta, we are publishing the marksheets as follows:
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Roll No. : 27837
Name : PATEL DHAVALKUMAR KIRITKUMAR
rank-12
Civil Services(Main) Examination 2007
Subject Maximum
Marks Marks
Obtained
Essay(Paper III) 200 121
General Studies (Paper-IV) 300 168
General Studies(Paper-V) 300 190
Optional I,Medical Science Paper-VI 300 204
Paper-VII 300 175
Optional II, Lit. of Gujarati Language Paper-VIII 300 162
Paper-IX 300 178
Penalty Marks 0
Written Total 2000 1198
Interview Marks 300 180
Final Total 2300 1378
Remarks : Recommended.
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Roll No. : 2782
Name : CHAVAN SAJJANSINGH RAMSINGH
rank-29
Civil Services(Main) Examination 2007
Subject Maximum
Marks Marks
Obtained
Essay(Paper III) 200 128
General Studies (Paper-IV) 300 192
General Studies(Paper-V) 300 167
Optional I,History Paper-VI 300 173
Paper-VII 300 180
Optional II, Public Administration Paper-VIII 300 163
Paper-IX 300 193
Penalty Marks 0
Written Total 2000 1196
Interview Marks 300 147
Final Total 2300 1343
Remarks : Recommended.
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Roll No. : 160420
Name : MODAK HRISHEEKESH ARVIND
rank-47
Civil Services(Main) Examination 2007
Subject Maximum
Marks Marks
Obtained
Essay(Paper III) 200 150
General Studies (Paper-IV) 300 164
General Studies(Paper-V) 300 154
Optional I,History Paper-VI 300 169
Paper-VII 300 170
Optional II, Political Science & Intnl. Rel. Paper-VIII 300 157
Paper-IX 300 185
Penalty Marks 0
Written Total 2000 1149
Interview Marks 300 180
Final Total 2300 1329
Remarks : Recommended.
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Roll No. : 166558
Name : ROHIT DWIVEDI
rank-345
Civil Services(Main) Examination 2007
Subject Maximum
Marks Marks
Obtained
Essay(Paper III) 200 154
General Studies (Paper-IV) 300 192
General Studies(Paper-V) 300 145
Optional I,History Paper-VI 300 168
Paper-VII 300 158
Optional II, Public Administration Paper-VIII 300 127
Paper-IX 300 149
Penalty Marks 0
Written Total 2000 1093
Interview Marks 300 150
Final Total 2300 1243
Remarks : Recommended.
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Roll No. : 2245
Name : SAMEER KUMAR JHA
rank-360
Civil Services(Main) Examination 2007
Subject Maximum
Marks Marks
Obtained
Essay(Paper III) 200 110
General Studies (Paper-IV) 300 198
General Studies(Paper-V) 300 119
Optional I,History Paper-VI 300 162
Paper-VII 300 169
Optional II, Political Science & Intnl. Rel. Paper-VIII 300 155
Paper-IX 300 179
Penalty Marks 0
Written Total 2000 1092
Interview Marks 300 150
Final Total 2300 1242
Remarks : Recommended.
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Roll No. : 139872
Name : ANJANA VASHISHTHA
rank-502
Civil Services(Main) Examination 2007
Subject Maximum
Marks Marks
Obtained
Essay(Paper III) 200 122
General Studies (Paper-IV) 300 180
General Studies(Paper-V) 300 116
Optional I,History Paper-VI 300 155
Paper-VII 300 136
Optional II, Lit. of Hindi Language Paper-VIII 300 179
Paper-IX 300 176
Penalty Marks 0
Written Total 2000 1064
Interview Marks 300 159
Final Total 2300 1223
Remarks : Recommended.
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Roll No. : 260603
Name : SRI SHANMUGA PRIYA M
rank-539
Civil Services(Main) Examination 2007
Subject Maximum
Marks Marks
Obtained
Essay(Paper III) 200 120
General Studies (Paper-IV) 300 152
General Studies(Paper-V) 300 146
Optional I,Geography Paper-VI 300 200
Paper-VII 300 179
Optional II, Medical Science Paper-VIII 300 131
Paper-IX 300 147
Penalty Marks 0
Written Total 2000 1075
Interview Marks 300 141
Final Total 2300 1216
Remarks : Recommended.
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Roll No. : 4553
Name : SHEMUSHI
rank-129
Civil Services(Main) Examination 2007
Subject Maximum
Marks Marks
Obtained
Essay(Paper III) 200 130
General Studies (Paper-IV) 300 183
General Studies(Paper-V) 300 145
Optional I,History Paper-VI 300 156
Paper-VII 300 173
Optional II, Lit. of Sanskarit Language Paper-VIII 300 161
Paper-IX 300 175
Penalty Marks 0
Written Total 2000 1123
Interview Marks 300 165
Final Total 2300 1288
Remarks : Recommended.

WHAT CAN Mr RAJNIKANT DO??

Rajanikanth makes onions cry

Rajanikanth can delete the Recycle Bin.

Ghosts are actually caused by Rajanikanth killing people faster than Death can process them.

Rajanikanth can build a snowman..... out of rain.

Rajanikanth can strangle you with a cordless phone.

Rajanikanth can drown a fish.

When Rajanikanth enters a room, he doesn't turn the lights on,............ he turns the dark off.

When Rajanikanth looks in a mirror the mirror shatters, because not even glass is stupid enough to get in between Rajanikanth and Rajanikanth.

Brett Favre can throw a football over 50 yards. Rajanikanth can throw Brett Favre even further.

The last digit of pi is Rajanikanth. He is the end of all things.

Rajanikanth does not know where you live, but he knows where you will die.

Bullets dodge Rajanikanth.

A Handicap parking sign does not signify that this spot is for handicapped people. It is actually in fact a warning, that the spot belongs to Rajanikanth and that you will be handicapped if you park there.

Rajanikanth' calendar goes straight from March 31st to April 2nd, no one fools Rajanikanth.

If you spell Rajanikanth wrong on Google it doesn't say, "Did you mean Rajanikanth?" It simply replies, "Run while you still have the chance."

Rajanikanth can do a wheelie on a unicycle.

Once a cobra bit Rajanikanth' leg. After five days of excruciating pain, the cobra died.

When Rajanikanth gives you the finger, he's telling you how many seconds you have left to live.

Rajanikanth can kill two stones with one bird.

Rajanikanth was once on Celebrity Wheel of Fortune and was the first to spin. The next 29 minutes of the show consisted of everyone standing around awkwardly, waiting for the wheel to stop.

Leading hand sanitizers claim they can kill 99.9 percent of germs. Rajanikanth can kill 100 percent of whatever he wants.

There is no such thing as global warming. Rajanikanth was cold, so he turned the sun up.

Rajanikanth can set ants on fire with a magnifying glass. At night.

Rajanikanth has a deep and abiding respect for human life hero;? unless it gets in his way.

It takes Rajanikanth 20 minutes to watch 60 Minutes.

Rajanikanth once shot down a German fighter plane with his finger, by yelling, "Bang!"

In an average living room there are 1,242 objects Rajanikanth could use to kill you, including the room itself.

Behind every successful man, there is a woman. Behind every dead man, there is Rajanikanth.

Rajanikanth destroyed the periodic table, because Rajanikanth only recognizes the element of surprise.

Rajanikanth got his drivers license at the age of 16 Seconds.

With the rising cost of gasoline, Rajanikanth is beginning to worry about his drinking habit.

The square root of Rajanikanth is pain. Do not try to square Rajanikanth, the result is death.

When you say "no one's perfect", Rajani

ABOUT ASHARAM BAPU ASHRAM TROUBLE

WE AT THE NEUTRALVIEWS EXPECT FROM THE PEOPLE AT LARGE TO BE CORRECTLY INFORMED ABOUT THE VARIOUS ISSUES INVOLVED.WE SHOULD KNOW BOTH SIDE OF THE COIN WITHOUT ANY PREJUDICE.WE,AS OUR NAME INDICATES,ARE NOT SUPPORTING ANY SIDE ON THIS GRAVE ISSUE,BUT WE FEEL OUR ONEROUS RESPONSIBILITY TO PRESENT THE BALANCED PICTURE OF ANY SOCIALLY RELEVANT ISSUE. NOBODY SHOULD BE ALLOWED TO PLAY WITH THE LIFE OF MILLIONS OF PEOPLE BY PRESNTING MYOPIC VIEW OF A SERIOUS EPISODE LIKE THIS.IT NOT ONLY AFFECTS THE LIFE BUT WHOLE BELIEF SYSTEM GET DAMAGED.MEDIA SHOULD BE CAUTIOUS BEFORE PRESENTING TWISTED NEWS REPORTS.
TODAY THERE IS A REPORT REGARDING DEATHS AT CHINDWADA ASHRAM IN MADHYA PRADESH.ONE MORE KID FELL SICK.LOOK,IN THE PRESENT WEATHER CONDITION WHERE ANYBODY CAN FELL SICK,HOW THIS NEWS REPORTING CAN BE LINKED WITH DEATH ROW.MEDIA SHOULD ATLEAST BEHAVE REPONSIBLY AT THIS JUNCTURE.
FOR MORE DETAIL AND CLARIFICATION FROM THE CONCERNED SAINT PLEASE CLICK ON THE BELOW LINK AND FIND OUT THE TRUTH YOURSELF BEFORE MAKING ANY RIGID OPINION.
http://www.ashram.org/newweb/Home/realtruths.html

KINDLY CLICK ON THE IMAGE TO READ CLEARLY.......

SOME MORE REQUESTS HAVE BEEN PROCESSED

As per the requests from Mr Gum,Mr Manish,Miss Shewta and Miss Kumkum,We are publishing the marksheets as follows:
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Roll No. : 6131
Name : RUBAL GUPTA
rank-59
Civil Services(Main) Examination 2007
Subject Maximum
Marks Marks
Obtained
Essay(Paper III) 200 120
General Studies (Paper-IV) 300 160
General Studies(Paper-V) 300 155
Optional I,History Paper-VI 300 169
Paper-VII 300 165
Optional II, Philosophy Paper-VIII 300 198
Paper-IX 300 156
Penalty Marks 0
Written Total 2000 1123
Interview Marks 300 198
Final Total 2300 1321
Remarks : Recommended.
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Roll No. : 81211
Name : UJJWAL KUMAR GHOSH
rank-71
Civil Services(Main) Examination 2007
Subject Maximum
Marks Marks
Obtained
Essay(Paper III) 200 133
General Studies (Paper-IV) 300 182
General Studies(Paper-V) 300 197
Optional I,Geography Paper-VI 300 178
Paper-VII 300 169
Optional II, Psychology Paper-VIII 300 147
Paper-IX 300 163
Penalty Marks 0
Written Total 2000 1169
Interview Marks 300 144
Final Total 2300 1313
Remarks : Recommended.
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Roll No. : 7572
Name : PONNI R
rank-121
Civil Services(Main) Examination 2007
Subject Maximum
Marks Marks
Obtained
Essay(Paper III) 200 112
General Studies (Paper-IV) 300 219
General Studies(Paper-V) 300 154
Optional I,Psychology Paper-VI 300 167
Paper-VII 300 136
Optional II, Public Administration Paper-VIII 300 168
Paper-IX 300 158
Penalty Marks 0
Written Total 2000 1114
Interview Marks 300 175
Final Total 2300 1289
Remarks : Recommended
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Roll No. : 35977
Name : KULKARNI ANAND SURESHRAO
rank-177
Civil Services(Main) Examination 2007
Subject Maximum
Marks Marks
Obtained
Essay(Paper III) 200 129
General Studies (Paper-IV) 300 179
General Studies(Paper-V) 300 144
Optional I,Philosophy Paper-VI 300 150
Paper-VII 300 175
Optional II, Political Science & Intnl. Rel. Paper-VIII 300 168
Paper-IX 300 146
Penalty Marks 0
Written Total 2000 1091
Interview Marks 300 186
Final Total 2300 1277
Remarks : Recommended.
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Roll No. : 4257
Name : ANUBHAA TAH
rank-258
Civil Services(Main) Examination 2007
Subject Maximum
Marks Marks
Obtained
Essay(Paper III) 200 135
General Studies (Paper-IV) 300 170
General Studies(Paper-V) 300 142
Optional I,Geography Paper-VI 300 141
Paper-VII 300 180
Optional II, Sociology Paper-VIII 300 153
Paper-IX 300 144
Penalty Marks 0
Written Total 2000 1065
Interview Marks 300 195
Final Total 2300 1260
Remarks : Recommended.
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Roll No. : 29373
Name : BIKRAM PAL SINGH BHATTY
rank-200
Civil Services(Main) Examination 2007
Subject Maximum
Marks Marks
Obtained
Essay(Paper III) 200 138
General Studies (Paper-IV) 300 168
General Studies(Paper-V) 300 133
Optional I,Geography Paper-VI 300 147
Paper-VII 300 165
Optional II, Lit. of Pali Language Paper-VIII 300 157
Paper-IX 300 123
Penalty Marks 0
Written Total 2000 1031
Interview Marks 300 240
Final Total 2300 1271
Remarks : Recommended.
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Roll No. : 1199
Name : HIWASE ANOOP SADASHIV
rank-220
Civil Services(Main) Examination 2007
Subject Maximum
Marks Marks
Obtained
Essay(Paper III) 200 116
General Studies (Paper-IV) 300 168
General Studies(Paper-V) 300 172
Optional I,Psychology Paper-VI 300 187
Paper-VII 300 163
Optional II, Sociology Paper-VIII 300 128
Paper-IX 300 133
Penalty Marks 0
Written Total 2000 1067
Interview Marks 300 200
Final Total 2300 1267
Remarks : Recommended.
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Roll No. : 102525
Name : SHIYAS A
rank-222
Civil Services(Main) Examination 2007
Subject Maximum
Marks Marks
Obtained
Essay(Paper III) 200 106
General Studies (Paper-IV) 300 198
General Studies(Paper-V) 300 139
Optional I,Geography Paper-VI 300 167
Paper-VII 300 160
Optional II, Public Administration Paper-VIII 300 138
Paper-IX 300 170
Penalty Marks 0
Written Total 2000 1078
Interview Marks 300 189
Final Total 2300 1267
Remarks : Recommended.
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Roll No. : 101603
Name : JORAM BEDA
rank-223
Civil Services(Main) Examination 2007
Subject Maximum
Marks Marks
Obtained
Essay(Paper III) 200 130
General Studies (Paper-IV) 300 174
General Studies(Paper-V) 300 153
Optional I,Geography Paper-VI 300 121
Paper-VII 300 181
Optional II, Psychology Paper-VIII 300 179
Paper-IX 300 170
Penalty Marks 0
Written Total 2000 1108
Interview Marks 300 159
Final Total 2300 1267
Remarks : Recommended.
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Roll No. : 50038
Name : CHETAN SINGH RATHOR
rank-243
Civil Services(Main) Examination 2007
Subject Maximum
Marks Marks
Obtained
Essay(Paper III) 200 120
General Studies (Paper-IV) 300 189
General Studies(Paper-V) 300 158
Optional I,Agriculture Paper-VI 300 168
Paper-VII 300 122
Optional II, Botany Paper-VIII 300 152
Paper-IX 300 158
Penalty Marks 0
Written Total 2000 1067
Interview Marks 300 195
Final Total 2300 1262
Remarks : Recommended.
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Roll No. : 22148
Name : LAGANPREET SANDHU
rank-247
Civil Services(Main) Examination 2007
Subject Maximum
Marks Marks
Obtained
Essay(Paper III) 200 130
General Studies (Paper-IV) 300 135
General Studies(Paper-V) 300 166
Optional I,Geography Paper-VI 300 161
Paper-VII 300 167
Optional II, Management Paper-VIII 300 165
Paper-IX 300 164
Penalty Marks 0
Written Total 2000 1088
Interview Marks 300 174
Final Total 2300 1262
Remarks : Recommended.

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Roll No. : 192446
Name : ANSHAJ SINGH
rank-64
Civil Services(Main) Examination 2007
Subject Maximum
Marks Marks
Obtained
Essay(Paper III) 200 150
General Studies (Paper-IV) 300 147
General Studies(Paper-V) 300 155
Optional I,Zoology Paper-VI 300 192
Paper-VII 300 176
Optional II, Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Science Paper-VIII 300 141
Paper-IX 300 161
Penalty Marks 0
Written Total 2000 1122
Interview Marks 300 195
Final Total 2300 1317
Remarks : Recommended.
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Roll No. : 20104
Name : DEVI PRASAD KARANAM
rank-68
Civil Services(Main) Examination 2007
Subject Maximum
Marks Marks
Obtained
Essay(Paper III) 200 132
General Studies (Paper-IV) 300 169
General Studies(Paper-V) 300 170
Optional I,Geography Paper-VI 300 195
Paper-VII 300 171
Optional II, Lit. of Telugu Language Paper-VIII 300 143
Paper-IX 300 163
Penalty Marks 0
Written Total 2000 1143
Interview Marks 300 171
Final Total 2300 1314
Remarks : Recommended.
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Roll No. : 169554
Name : SUGANDHA SHARMA
rank-151
Civil Services(Main) Examination 2007
Subject Maximum
Marks Marks
Obtained
Essay(Paper III) 200 103
General Studies (Paper-IV) 300 176
General Studies(Paper-V) 300 153
Optional I,Geography Paper-VI 300 151
Paper-VII 300 172
Optional II, Psychology Paper-VIII 300 181
Paper-IX 300 142
Penalty Marks 0
Written Total 2000 1078
Interview Marks 300 204
Final Total 2300 1282
Remarks : Recommended.
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Roll No. : 4632
Name : RAHUL JAIN
rank-154
Civil Services(Main) Examination 2007
Subject Maximum
Marks Marks
Obtained
Essay(Paper III) 200 112
General Studies (Paper-IV) 300 174
General Studies(Paper-V) 300 151
Optional I,Mathematics Paper-VI 300 178
Paper-VII 300 112
Optional II, Psychology Paper-VIII 300 182
Paper-IX 300 147
Penalty Marks 0
Written Total 2000 1056
Interview Marks 300 225
Final Total 2300 1281
Remarks : Recommended.
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Roll No. : 37693
Name : PRAKASH R
rank-159
Civil Services(Main) Examination 2007
Subject Maximum
Marks Marks
Obtained
Essay(Paper III) 200 086
General Studies (Paper-IV) 300 208
General Studies(Paper-V) 300 165
Optional I,History Paper-VI 300 169
Paper-VII 300 162
Optional II, Anthropology Paper-VIII 300 133
Paper-IX 300 168
Penalty Marks 0
Written Total 2000 1091
Interview Marks 300 189
Final Total 2300 1280
Remarks : Recommended.
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Roll No. : 141763
Name : UMASHANKAR DASH
rank-117
Civil Services(Main) Examination 2007
Subject Maximum
Marks Marks
Obtained
Essay(Paper III) 200 129
General Studies (Paper-IV) 300 183
General Studies(Paper-V) 300 144
Optional I,Management Paper-VI 300 161
Paper-VII 300 164
Optional II, Psychology Paper-VIII 300 150
Paper-IX 300 166
Penalty Marks 0
Written Total 2000 1097
Interview Marks 300 195
Final Total 2300 1292
Remarks : Recommended.
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Roll No. : 12365
Name : LOVELY KATIYAR
rank-124
Civil Services(Main) Examination 2007
Subject Maximum
Marks Marks
Obtained
Essay(Paper III) 200 110
General Studies (Paper-IV) 300 196
General Studies(Paper-V) 300 126
Optional I,Geography Paper-VI 300 181
Paper-VII 300 170
Optional II, Public Administration Paper-VIII 300 162
Paper-IX 300 144
Penalty Marks 0
Written Total 2000 1089
Interview Marks 300 200
Final Total 2300 1289
Remarks : Recommended.
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Roll No. : 1612
Name : KIM
rank-130
Civil Services(Main) Examination 2007
Subject Maximum
Marks Marks
Obtained
Essay(Paper III) 200 090
General Studies (Paper-IV) 300 203
General Studies(Paper-V) 300 155
Optional I,Philosophy Paper-VI 300 177
Paper-VII 300 175
Optional II, Lit. of Sanskarit Language Paper-VIII 300 118
Paper-IX 300 165
Penalty Marks 0
Written Total 2000 1083
Interview Marks 300 204
Final Total 2300 1287
Remarks : Recommended.
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Roll No. : 84049
Name : PINKI MAHAWAR
rank-248
Civil Services(Main) Examination 2007
Subject Maximum
Marks Marks
Obtained
Essay(Paper III) 200 126
General Studies (Paper-IV) 300 193
General Studies(Paper-V) 300 157
Optional I,Geography Paper-VI 300 167
Paper-VII 300 123
Optional II, Sociology Paper-VIII 300 181
Paper-IX 300 134
Penalty Marks 0
Written Total 2000 1081
Interview Marks 300 180
Final Total 2300 1261
Remarks : Recommended.
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Roll No. : 122276
Name : PRIYANKA SINGLA
rank-287
Civil Services(Main) Examination 2007
Subject Maximum
Marks Marks
Obtained
Essay(Paper III) 200 120
General Studies (Paper-IV) 300 172
General Studies(Paper-V) 300 159
Optional I,Economics Paper-VI 300 163
Paper-VII 300 188
Optional II, Political Science & Intnl. Rel. Paper-VIII 300 147
Paper-IX 300 157
Penalty Marks 0
Written Total 2000 1106
Interview Marks 300 147
Final Total 2300 1253
Remarks : Recommended.
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Roll No. : 76789
Name : ABDUL HAKEEM M
rank-290
Civil Services(Main) Examination 2007
Subject Maximum
Marks Marks
Obtained
Essay(Paper III) 200 138
General Studies (Paper-IV) 300 146
General Studies(Paper-V) 300 163
Optional I,Geography Paper-VI 300 156
Paper-VII 300 138
Optional II, Lit. of Malyalam Language Paper-VIII 300 180
Paper-IX 300 151
Penalty Marks 0
Written Total 2000 1072
Interview Marks 300 180
Final Total 2300 1252
Remarks : Recommended.

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Roll No. : 4088
Name : PARIKSHAT KADAN
rank-61
Civil Services(Main) Examination 2007
Subject Maximum
Marks Marks
Obtained
Essay(Paper III) 200 152
General Studies (Paper-IV) 300 199
General Studies(Paper-V) 300 148
Optional I,History Paper-VI 300 181
Paper-VII 300 160
Optional II, Public Administration Paper-VIII 300 160
Paper-IX 300 155
Penalty Marks 0
Written Total 2000 1155
Interview Marks 300 165
Final Total 2300 1320
Remarks : Recommended.
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Roll No. : 15526
Name : ATUL KUMAR
rank-91
Civil Services(Main) Examination 2007
Subject Maximum
Marks Marks
Obtained
Essay(Paper III) 200 103
General Studies (Paper-IV) 300 224
General Studies(Paper-V) 300 158
Optional I,Geography Paper-VI 300 180
Paper-VII 300 149
Optional II, Public Administration Paper-VIII 300 156
Paper-IX 300 143
Penalty Marks 0
Written Total 2000 1113
Interview Marks 300 189
Final Total 2300 1302
Remarks : Recommended.
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Roll No. : 4170
Name : RIZVI SARAH AFZAL AHMED
rank-86
Civil Services(Main) Examination 2007
Subject Maximum
Marks Marks
Obtained
Essay(Paper III) 200 100
General Studies (Paper-IV) 300 179
General Studies(Paper-V) 300 181
Optional I,Public Administration Paper-VI 300 144
Paper-VII 300 175
Optional II, Lit. of Urdu Language Paper-VIII 300 179
Paper-IX 300 181
Penalty Marks 0
Written Total 2000 1139
Interview Marks 300 165
Final Total 2300 1304
Remarks : Recommended.
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Roll No. : 125691
Name : KUMAR AMIT
rank-75
Civil Services(Main) Examination 2007
Subject Maximum
Marks Marks
Obtained
Essay(Paper III) 200 120
General Studies (Paper-IV) 300 204
General Studies(Paper-V) 300 163
Optional I,Economics Paper-VI 300 168
Paper-VII 300 169
Optional II, Geography Paper-VIII 300 126
Paper-IX 300 182
Penalty Marks 0
Written Total 2000 1132
Interview Marks 300 180
Final Total 2300 1312
Remarks : Recommended.
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Roll No. : 3743
Name : BHIM SINGH
rank-73
Civil Services(Main) Examination 2007
Subject Maximum
Marks Marks
Obtained
Essay(Paper III) 200 097
General Studies (Paper-IV) 300 210
General Studies(Paper-V) 300 187
Optional I,Psychology Paper-VI 300 184
Paper-VII 300 138
Optional II, Sociology Paper-VIII 300 184
Paper-IX 300 130
Penalty Marks 0
Written Total 2000 1130
Interview Marks 300 182
Final Total 2300 1312
Remarks : Recommended.
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Roll No. : 70860
Name : ARCHANA SINGH
rank-74
Civil Services(Main) Examination 2007
Subject Maximum
Marks Marks
Obtained
Essay(Paper III) 200 132
General Studies (Paper-IV) 300 212
General Studies(Paper-V) 300 137
Optional I,Botany Paper-VI 300 168
Paper-VII 300 169
Optional II, Anthropology Paper-VIII 300 129
Paper-IX 300 173
Penalty Marks 0
Written Total 2000 1120
Interview Marks 300 192
Final Total 2300 1312
Remarks : Recommended.
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Roll No. : 324832
Name : APARNA RAY
rank-63
Civil Services(Main) Examination 2007
Subject Maximum
Marks Marks
Obtained
Essay(Paper III) 200 130
General Studies (Paper-IV) 300 227
General Studies(Paper-V) 300 159
Optional I,Sociology Paper-VI 300 154
Paper-VII 300 165
Optional II, Public Administration Paper-VIII 300 163
Paper-IX 300 155
Penalty Marks 0
Written Total 2000 1153
Interview Marks 300 165
Final Total 2300 1318
Remarks : Recommended.
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Roll No. : 3865
Name : DEEPIKA ARORA
rank-163
Civil Services(Main) Examination 2007
Subject Maximum
Marks Marks
Obtained
Essay(Paper III) 200 130
General Studies (Paper-IV) 300 174
General Studies(Paper-V) 300 190
Optional I,Geography Paper-VI 300 158
Paper-VII 300 173
Optional II, Psychology Paper-VIII 300 177
Paper-IX 300 158
Penalty Marks 0
Written Total 2000 1160
Interview Marks 300 120
Final Total 2300 1280
Remarks : Recommended.
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Roll No. : 7206
Name : NILABHRA DASGUPTA
rank-219
Civil Services(Main) Examination 2007
Subject Maximum
Marks Marks
Obtained
Essay(Paper III) 200 120
General Studies (Paper-IV) 300 178
General Studies(Paper-V) 300 140
Optional I,Psychology Paper-VI 300 159
Paper-VII 300 115
Optional II, Public Administration Paper-VIII 300 163
Paper-IX 300 164
Penalty Marks 0
Written Total 2000 1039
Interview Marks 300 228
Final Total 2300 1267
Remarks : Recommended.
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Roll No. : 102434
Name : RAHUL R NAIR
rank-106
Civil Services(Main) Examination 2007
Subject Maximum
Marks Marks
Obtained
Essay(Paper III) 200 136
General Studies (Paper-IV) 300 203
General Studies(Paper-V) 300 159
Optional I,History Paper-VI 300 174
Paper-VII 300 174
Optional II, Political Science & Intnl. Rel. Paper-VIII 300 137
Paper-IX 300 149
Penalty Marks 0
Written Total 2000 1132
Interview Marks 300 165
Final Total 2300 1297
Remarks : Recommended.
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Roll No. : 87936
Name : D KUMUTHA
rank-126
Civil Services(Main) Examination 2007
Subject Maximum
Marks Marks
Obtained
Essay(Paper III) 200 124
General Studies (Paper-IV) 300 211
General Studies(Paper-V) 300 171
Optional I,Agriculture Paper-VI 300 173
Paper-VII 300 169
Optional II, Botany Paper-VIII 300 194
Paper-IX 300 187
Penalty Marks 0
Written Total 2000 1229
Interview Marks 300 060
Final Total 2300 1289
Remarks : Recommended.
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JOINING INSTRUCTIONS FOR cse-2007 BATCH

These instructions are for all persons recruited to the IPS, IFS and Central Civil Services Group 'A' who have to come to the Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy of Administration, Mussoorie for attending the Foundational Course.

The Foundation Course (82nd) begins on 18th August, 2008. All persons who have been selected and who have been informed by the Department of Personnel & Training, Government of India to report to LBS NAA, Mussoorie for the Foundation Course will be getting these joining instructions by post. They will also be getting a set of forms called "Descriptive Rolls" which they need to fill up and send to LBS NAA.

In order to make it convenient and easy, LBS NAA has hosted the joining instructions and the descriptive roll forms on its Web site. All concerned can read the joining instructions and print them out if required. They can also print out the descriptive roll forms, fill them up in duplicate and send them to the following address before 8th August, 2008 to -

Ms. Ranjana Chopra
Course Coordinator
Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy of Administration,
Mussoorie - 248179 - Uttarakhand

They must also read the joining instructions carefully and comply with all the directions given in them.

The 82nd Foundation Course will be conducted by -

Ms. Ranjana Chopra - Course Coordinator
Mr. Rajesh Arya - Associate Course Coordinator
Mr. Ashish Vachhani - Associate Course Coordinator


You can contact at their e-mail addresses as follows :

Ms. Ranjana Chopra - ranjanachopra@lbsnaa.ernet.in
Mr. Rajesh Arya - rajesharya@lbsnaa.ernet.in
Mr. Ashish Vachhani - ashishvachhani@lbsnaa.ernet.in

FOR ALL THOSE GOING TO LBSNAA

Hello friends...congratulations for your grand success in CSE-2007.Today Dopt has updated the information regarding the joining at LBSNAA on 18th August 2007....we are publishing here the exact performa for that.kindly go through it.

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No. 1/2/ASP/2005
Government of India
Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy of Administration,
Charleville, Mussoorie – 248 179 (Uttrakhand)


JOINING INSTRUCTIONS
82nd FOUNDATION COURSE
(18th August, 2008 to 28th November, 2008)

Note: PLEASE

1. Bring this set of joining instructions along with you to the Academy.
2. Fill in the Descriptive Roll in duplicate and post it to Smt. Ranjana Chopra, Deputy Director at the earliest. It should reach us before 5th August, 2008 positively.
3. Inform the Academy of your travel plan as soon as it is finalized.

1. GENERAL INFORMATION

(a) Postal Address Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy of
Administration, Charleville, Mussoorie-248179 (Uttranchal)

(b) Telegraphic ACADEMY, MUSSOORIE
Address

(c) Fax 0135-263-2350/0135-263-2720

(d) E-mail ranjanachopra@lbsnaa.ernet.in
trg1@lbsnaa.ernet.in

(e) EPABX Junction Lines (24 hrs.)
STD Code (0135) 2632367 2632405
2632489 2632236
2632374

(f) Course Coordinator (direct phone) 2632689 (O) 2632341 (R)

(g) Home Page www.lbsnaa.ernet.in
(You can visit this site to know more about the Academy)

All official and residential lines are connected to the EPABX. The EPABX operator will connect you to the person you wish to speak to.


(h) The Course Co-ordinator for the 82nd Foundation Course is :-

Smt. Ranjana Chopra,
Deputy Director

(i) Duration of Course 18th August, 2008 to 28th November, 2008.


(j) Date of Joining 18th August 2008. You should arrive at the Academy on or before 18th August, 2008 so that you can assume charge on 18th August 2008. Officer Trainees reporting after 18th August, 2008 may not be allowed to join.

(k) Nearest Railway DEHRA DUN (35 km.)
Station SAHARANPUR (100 km.)

2. TRANSPORT

Charleville, Mussoorie is 35 km. from Dehra Dun. There are regular bus and taxi services from Dehra Dun to Mussoorie. You may take a taxi terminating at LIBRARY POINT in Mussoorie. The taxi stand for Mussoorie is located 100 yards from the Dehra Dun Railway Station and appox. 5km. from ISBT Dehra Dun & buses are available from ISBT Dehra Dun itself. The various modes of travel available from Dehra Dun to Mussoorie are as follows:

Single seat by bus Rs. 28.00
Full taxi-Dehra Dun to Rs. 400.00
Mussoorie (Library Point) (approx.)
Single seat in shared Rs. 80.00
taxi from Dehra Dun to Mussoorie (Library Point) (approx) Full taxi from Library Rs. 40.00
Point to Academy (approx.)

If you are coming via Saharanpur, you can take a taxi/bus, operating between 7.00 a.m. and 5.00 p.m. from the stand located 50 yards from the Railway Station to Dehra Dun Bus Stand (Travel time about 90 minutes; single seat taxi Rs. 125/-; full taxi Rs. 700/- approximately).

A representative of the Academy will be at the Enquiry Counter, Dehra Dun Railway Station/Bus Stand on 17th / 18th August, 2008 from 7.00 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. to assist you in arranging transport to Mussoorie. Travel expenses have to be borne by the Officer Trainees.


3. RECEPTION

Please report at the Academy Reception for the Joining Formalities, which must be completed on the 18th August, 2008. These will include:-

• Depositing a sum of Rs. 1800/- towards Officers' Mess and Clubs and Societies (Details at Annexure-III).
• Submission of 4 passport size photographs in black and white/Coloured if not already sent with the Descriptive Roll. Please write your name and service in block capital letters on the reverse of each photo.

4. RESIDENTIAL ACCOMMODATION

Residence within the Academy is compulsory. The monthly charge of accommodation is Rs. 322/- for single occupancy & Rs. 161/- for double occupancy per head (inclusive of water, electricity charges). The rooms are provided with basic furniture, mattresses, bed sheet and pillows with cover. Items you are required to bring are listed in Annexure-IV. No accommodation for spouses or family members will be provided at the Academy. Spouses and family members are NOT allowed to stay in the residential quarters of the Officer Trainees. For this reason you are advised not to bring any escorts with you when you report for joining.

5. CLOTHING

Charleville is at a height of about 2050 MSL (6700 ft.) The period from August to December is pleasant. (Please see Annexure-IV).

6. DINING FACILITIES

Dining facilities are provided in the Officers' Mess. Membership of the Mess is compulsory. The monthly Mess charges (including establishment charges etc.) come to Rs. 3500/- approximately. Cooking in the hostel rooms is totally prohibited.


7. EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

Extensive facilities exist in the Academy for extra-curricular activities organised through Clubs and Societies (Details at Annexure-III).

You may bring your personal equipment for games, music and photography. We encourage you to get your ethnic dresses, which can be worn on specific occasions.

8. SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS

(i) EVERY OFFICER TRAINEE IS REQUIRED TO FURNISH A RETURN OF MOVABLE AND IMMOVABLE PROPERTY IN THE PROFORMA ENCLOSED (Annexure I and II).

(ii) NO LEAVE SHALL BE GRANTED DURING THE PERIOD OF TRAINING AT THE ACADEMY. PLEASE SETTLE/DISPOSE OFF MATTERS REQUIRING YOUR PERSONAL PRESENCE BEFORE JOINING.

(iii) FIRST SALARY IS PAYABLE AFTER COMPLETION OF ONE MONTH OF TRAINING. SO PLEASE BRING SUFFICIENT MONEY WITH YOU.

Enclosed:

1. Movable/Immovable property returns proforma (Annexure I & II)
2. Details of Extra- Curricular Activities (Annexure-III)
3. List of Item Required (Annexure-IV)
4. Descriptive Roll Forms. (To be filled in duplicate. Please annex four extra photographs with your name written clearly on the back)

ANNEXURE – I

STATEMENT OF MOVABLE PROPERTY ON FIRST APPOINTMENT FOR THE YEAR ___________

1. Name of Officer (in full) and service to which the officer belongs : ______________________________________________

2. Present Post Held : _____________________________________________ 3. Present Pay : ________________________

Name and details of Movable Property * Present Value If not in own Name State in whose name held and his/her relationship to the Govt. Servant How acquired whether by purchase, inheritance gift or otherwise, with date of acquisitoin and name with details of persons from who acquired. Remarks
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)















Signature : ______________________
Date : ______________________

Note : The declaration form is required to be filled in and submitted by every member of IAS/IPS and Class I and Class II Service, giving particulars of all movable property held by him either in his own or in the name of any member of his family or in the name of any other persons.
* In cases where it is not possible to access the value accurately the approximate value in relation to present conditions may be indicated.

ANNEXURE – II

STATEMENT OF IMMOVABLE PROPERTY ON FIRST APPOINTMENT FOR THE YEAR ___________

3. Name of Officer (in full) and service to which the officer belongs : ______________________________________________

4. Present Post Held : _____________________________________________ 3. Present Pay : ________________________

Name of District Sub-Division Taluk and Village in which property is situated Name and details of property * Present Value If not in own Name State in ** whose name held and his/her relationship to the Govt. Servant How acquired whether by purchase, lease ***, mortage, inheritance gift or otherwise, with date of acquisition and name with details of persons from who acquired Annual income from the Property Remarks
Housing and other building Lands
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8)






Signature : ______________________
Date : ______________________

Note : The declaration form is required to be filled in and submitted by every member of IAS/IPS underrule 16(5) of the All India Services (Conduct) Rules 1968 and Class I and Class II Service under rule 18(3) of Central Civil Service (Conduct) Rules, 1965, on first appointment to the service and thereafter at an interval of every twelve months, giving particulars of all immovable property owned, acquired or inherited by him or held by him on lease or mortage, either in his own name or in the name of any member of his family or in the name of any other persons.
* In cases where it is not possible to access the value accurately, the approximate value in relation to present conditions may be indicated.
** Inapplicable clause to be struck out.

ANNEXURE – III
DETAILS OF EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
Sl.No. Rupees Remarks
A. OFFICERS' MESS 400 (Refundable at the end of the
course)
100 Rs. 50/- Mess Maintenance and Improvement Fund and Rs. 50/-
to Mess Reserve Fund; not
refundable)
Total 500
B. CLUBS & SOCIETIES
1. Officers' Club 300 @ Rs. 75/- p.m. - Tennis,
Volleyball, Basketball,
Football, Badminton, TT,
Multigym, Squash, Billiards
2. Fine Art Association 144 @ Rs. 36/- p.m. - Provision for Performing Arts
3. Film Society 96 @ Rs. 24/- p.m. - Video and
Celluloid Collection
4. Society for
Contemporary Affairs 24 Full duration - Debates and
discussions
5. Society for Social
Service 120 @ Rs. 30/- p.m. - Social work
6. Rifle & Archery Club 24 Full duration - .22 and Air Rifle,
9 mm Pistol and .38 Revolvers
7. House Journal
Society 36 @ Rs. 9/- p.m. - Inhouse
Magazine, Wall paper etc.
8. Hobbies Club 36 @ Rs. 9/- p.m. - Black and
White Dark-Room, Cameras,
Studio
9. Computer Society 72 @ Rs. 18/- p.m. - IT Oriented
Activities
10. Nature Lovers' Club 18 Full duration - Bird Watching, Stargazing etc.
11. Management Circle 24 Full duration - Discussions,
Talks, Management Oriented
Activities
12. Adventure Sports
Club 96 @ Rs. 24/- p.m. - River-Rafting,
Para-Sailing, Para-Gliding
13. Alumni Association
(Life Membership) 180 Full duration
14. Subscription for Administrator
(Journal) 120 For one year
Total 1290
Charge for Revenue
stamps for
officers trainees bill 10
GRAND TOTAL [A+B] 1800


ANNEXURE - IV

LIST OF ITEMS REQUIRED


BEDDING

Towels, Blankets/Quilt

CLOTHING

At all times, Officer Trainees are expected to be properly attired and should not present an unkempt or slovenly appearance.

For the stay at Mussoorie and excursions, you are advised to have adequate woolen clothing both formal (Coat/Shawl for women; Coat for men) and casual wear i.e. pullover and cardigan. Women should have either a woolen shawl or a woolen coat. Men are advised to keep either a buttoned up coat or a western style coat/blazer and a pair of warm trousers. In official/formal functions during the Foundation Course, gentlemen officer trainees would be required to wear a formal dress or lounge suite/combination with tie and lady officer trainees should be dressed in sari which is the prescribed formal dress. Tailoring facilities for suits, buttoned up coats, sherwanis, blazers and riding breeches are available both on campus and in Mussoorie town. During the office hours and in the Officers' Mess male Officers Trainees are expected to compulsorily wear tie and jacket.

The following further instructions relating to clothing should be observed by officer trainees:-

FORMAL OCCASIONS

All officers of the All-India Services and Central Services will find use of their formal dress on formal occasions during their professional training and later during their careers. Hence it would be advisable to get the formal dress stitched as early as possible.

For formal occasions, the prescribed formal dress is as follows:-

FOR WOMEN

Sarees


FOR MEN

(i) Black or white sherwani with white chooridar pajamas; or
(ii) Black or white buttoned up coat with black or white trousers;
(iii) Black socks and black shoes.

IN CLASS

All Officer Trainees are expected to be well groomed and neatly and cleanly attired according to the weather. No jeans shall be allowed during academic hours. Casual or frivolous attire shall not be worn.

Only formal leather shoes or sandals in the case of women may be worn in classes, in the main Academy square, Officers' Mess, Lounge and Library. Sneakers, sports shoes and tennis shoes may be worn only as a part of PT/Games dress. Use of bathrooms slippers is restricted to the residential area. Shoes with rubber soles are preferable due to the topography of the area.

FOR PT/YOGA: PLEASE BRING THE FOLLOWING:

WOMEN (a) Two pairs of white salwar and white kameez/one Academy Track Suit
(b) Two pairs of white socks and one pair of good jogging shoes with adequate cushioning for road running.
(c) * A riding hat and pair of riding breeches; riding shoes or riding putties with shoes with laces (also available locally)

MEN (a) Two pairs of PT dress which includes Academy T. Shirts, shorts and socks/one Academy Track Suit. Also one pair of good jogging shoes with adequate cushioning for road running.
(d) *Riding gear as for women (also available locally)

NOTE (i) T-shirts and track suits with the Academy logo and colours can be purchased at the Academy at the time of joining.


TREKKING

You would be required to go on a 10 days' trek during the Foundation Course. The treks touch a height of up to 15000 ft. above MSL. The equipment required for these Treks is listed below. Items marked with an asterix (*) must be brought by you (they are also available locally). The other items can be hired at a nominal cost from the Trekking Store at the Academy.

1. Sleeping bag (feather type)
2. Ruck-sack (Nylon Everest type)
*3. Wind-proof jacket (Wind cheater)
4. Goggles
*5. Woolen gloves
*6. Woolen cap
*7. Plain Cap/hat
*8. Long sleeved vest
*9. Woolen stockings and socks
*10. Good walking shoes
*11. Water bottle (LIGHT as you will have to carry it)
*12. Torch

MORE REQUEST HAS BEEN PROCESSED

As per the request from Mr Pramod,our dear regular reader,we are publishing marksheets as follows:
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Roll No. : 005201
Name : MOHD ZUBAIR ALI HASHMI
rank-82
Civil Services(Main) Examination 2007
Subject Maximum
Marks Marks
Obtained
Essay(Paper III) 200 120
General Studies (Paper-IV) 300 177
General Studies(Paper-V) 300 149
Optional I,Philosophy Paper-VI 300 179
Paper-VII 300 165
Optional II, Public Administration Paper-VIII 300 158
Paper-IX 300 191
Penalty Marks 0
Written Total 2000 1139
Interview Marks 300 168
Final Total 2300 1307
Remarks : Recommended.
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Roll No. : 008336
Name : ROSHANTA KUMARI MEENA

Civil Services(Main) Examination 2007
Subject Maximum
Marks Marks
Obtained
Essay(Paper III) 200 122
General Studies (Paper-IV) 300 199
General Studies(Paper-V) 300 120
Optional I,History Paper-VI 300 130
Paper-VII 300 154
Optional II, Philosophy Paper-VIII 300 144
Paper-IX 300 131
Penalty Marks 0
Written Total 2000 1000
Interview Marks 300 159
Final Total 2300 1159
Remarks : Not Recommended.
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Roll No. : 242774
Name : JASRAM MEENA
rank-616
Civil Services(Main) Examination 2007
Subject Maximum
Marks Marks
Obtained
Essay(Paper III) 200 093
General Studies (Paper-IV) 300 154
General Studies(Paper-V) 300 113
Optional I,History Paper-VI 300 171
Paper-VII 300 170
Optional II, Philosophy Paper-VIII 300 154
Paper-IX 300 149
Penalty Marks 0
Written Total 2000 1004
Interview Marks 300 165
Final Total 2300 1169
Remarks : Recommended.
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Roll No. : 177231
Name : MANJU MEENA
rank-617
Civil Services(Main) Examination 2007
Subject Maximum
Marks Marks
Obtained
Essay(Paper III) 200 106
General Studies (Paper-IV) 300 171
General Studies(Paper-V) 300 120
Optional I,History Paper-VI 300 152
Paper-VII 300 162
Optional II, Political Science & Intnl. Rel. Paper-VIII 300 132
Paper-IX 300 126
Penalty Marks 0
Written Total 2000 969
Interview Marks 300 198
Final Total 2300 1167
Remarks : Recommended.