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B.Pharm I Year: Intermediate (10+2) or equivalent examination in second division with Physics. Chemistry and one of the following as compulsory subject: Mathematics / Biology/ Biotechnology/ Computer Science.B.Pharm II Year (Direct Admission): D. Pharm. with 50% marks in aggregate.B.P.Ed.: Graduate with minimum 40%.M.C.A. : Graduate with minimum 50% marks and Mathematics as main subject at 10+2 level.M.Sc. (Mathematics. Physics, Chemistry) : Graduate with second division and minimum 50% marks in thc concerned subject.M.Sc. (Microbiology): B.Sc. in Biology Group (Chemistry, Botany, Zoology). B.Sc. in Industrial Microbiology Group (Chemistry, Botany, Industrial Microbiology /Chemistry, Zoology, Industrial Microbiology) or B.Sc. in Microbiology Group with minimum 50% marks.M .Sc. (Environmental Science) : B.Sc./B.Sc. (Agri.) with minimum 50% marks.
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World Health Organization has reported 29,699 laboratory confirmed cases of influenza A/H1N1 infection from74 countries as on 12th June 2009. There have been 145 deaths. (No further update is available from WHO).Health screening of passengers coming from affected countries is continuing in 21 International airports. 46657 passengers have been screened on 14.6.2009. Around 28962 passengers were from affected countries. 221 doctors and 111 paramedics have been deployed to man 76 counters at the above airports.One 29 years old female passenger and her three year old daughter coming from New Jersey to Bangalore by Air France Flight AF 192 transiting New York and Paris, reached Bangalore on 12.06.09. They complained of fever and cough and self reported to identified health facility on 12.06.09. Both of them have tested positive. Their family and social contacts are being traced and put on chemoprophylaxis.Another passenger, 17 year old male who travelled from Orlando to Delhi, transiting New York by Qatar airlines QR 231 flight was quarantined at Delhi Airport on 13.06.09. He has tested positive. This boy was travelling with a group of 31 School Children from Jalandhar. The Government of Punjab has been requested to follow up these children.So far samples of 272 persons have been tested of which twenty have been tested positive for novel Influenza A [H1N1]. Of these, only two are indigenous cases who got the infection from the positive cases traveled from abroad. The rest of the samples have been found negative for the novel virus. Among the 272 tested, 90 were identified through health screening at International Airports and the rest were samples from persons who have self reported.Of the 20 cases eleven have been discharged. Rest of the passengers are all stable and remain admitted to the identified health facility.The situation is being monitored.
The Union Cabinet today decided to recommend to the President that the Budget Session of Parliament be held from 2nd July 2009 till 7th August 2009.During the Session the Railway Budget would be presented on 3rd July 2009 and the General Budget would be presented on 6th July 2009.
If third generation (3G) is the next big opportunity for domestic telecom operators, it is also expected to open a whole new business stream for IT companies.3G integrates voice, data and video on a single platform which in turn allows video downloads and other applications that require high-speed connectivity.IT industry trackers believe that 3G will see a slew of orders for IT companies in key areas like integration with various operational systems and linking to them to internal networks.“With the advent of 3G, there will be large use of data services on both voice and video. IT infrastructure like data centers will play an important role,” said Gartner principal research analyst Nareshchandra Singh.This will provide opportunities for IT vendors, as telcos will want to outsource their data centre management. Managed services and platform solutions are the two major areas of 3G deliverables for IT players.Vendors including IBM, Wipro, and Tech Mahindra that already provide end-to-end IT services to telcos are expected to be major beneficiaries of this. “IBM has a service delivery platform to efficiently launch these new 3G/data services and link them to underlying network capabilities,” said IBM VP communications (growth markets) Tim Greisinger.It has also built capabilities to integrate mobile internet services with existing operational systems of the telecom operators including billing, provisioning and CRM. The 3G and broadband opportunities in the Indian telecom space has also attracted IT players like Patni Computer Systems, which have been providing 3G related services to global telecom operators.“We have technological frameworks built for 3G and broadband services to provide services in areas of service fulfillment, revenue assurance, and billing,” said Patni Computers VP Siddhartha Kataki.While the exact size of 3G opportunity for IT vendors is still not clear since it largely depends upon the scope and the approach taken by service providers, Kataki says that it could be at least 10 per cent of the total proposed capital expenditure by telecom operators.Motilal Oswal, in a recent report, has estimated that a large player like Reliance Communications’ 3G capex (including spectrum and rollout) will be Rs 7,000 crore. IBM expects the contract size to be large depending on the telecom provider.“Contract sizes range from tens of thousands of US dollars to multiple millions depending on the scope of decisions as well as the extent to which the service provider relies upon and shares risks,” said Greisinger.
Nokia’s Chennai factory is now the Finnish giant’s largest cellphone manufacturing facility by volume in the world, edging past China.China has two factories while Chennai has one. Nokia’s Chennai plant has now gone past the larger of the two Chinese factories, which till date was the company’s largest in the world.While the company refuses to divulge the annual capacity at its Chennai factory, a senior member of its global planning team said the unit is now indeed its largest manufacturing facility. Unofficial reports suggest Chennai manufactures over 100 million phones every year.Interestingly, women make up over 70% of the 8,000-strong employee pool at the Chennai plant and are involved in a mix of running productions lines, maintenance and assembly & testing operations.Nokia operates nine state-of-the-art mobile phone manufacturing units in India, Finland, China, Korea, Mexico, Brazil, Romania and Hungary.“The Chennai factory is the largest in Nokia’s global ecosystem, although the dynamics in terms of product line vary in each market. But the international markets that we serve out of Chennai have seen the largest growth in terms of volume. At present, Nokia ships GSM phones from the Chennai factory to over 50 markets spanning South-East Asia-Pacific (including Australia), India, the Middle East and Africa,” said the senior official who did not wish to be named.
A Mumbai court Monday sent Bollywood actor Shiney Ahuja to police custody till June 18 on charges of raping, detaining and threatening his 19-year-old domestic help.Arrested Sunday night after the victim lodged a complaint against Shiney, the actor was produced before a magistrate in suburban Andheri court this afternoon under tight security, an official said.The 36-year-old actor has been booked under Section 376 (rape), Section 346 (wrongful restraint) and Section 506 (threat to kill) of the Indian Penal Code (IPC). If the charges are proved, they attract a minimum jail term of seven years.Both Shiney and the victim have undergone medical tests in government hospital. Preliminary medical reports on the victim have proved positive, the official said.The victim had been working with him for the past one year. She has accused him of repeatedly raping her.Police claim that after interrogation, Shiney said he had "a physical relationship" with the victim. He has said he could have committed the crime in a drunken state.He is said to be separated from his wife and living alone. His wife has arrived in Mumbai after Shiney was accused of rape. The couple has a daughter.Shiney is an alumnus of Army Public School and Hansraj College, New Delhi.He started his acting career in 2003 with the critically acclaimed movie, "Hazaaron Khwaishein Aisi". Later, he acted in movies like "Gangster", "Karam", "Woh Lamhe", "Fanaa", "Hijack", "Life In A Metro" and the box-office hit "Bhool Bhulaiyya". He has bagged over half a dozen prestigious awards in the past six years for his roles.
Flowing, elaborate, layered and slinky Western dresses scored over the India sari or salwar kameez for most Bollywood actresses at the green carpet of the International Indian Film Academy (IIFA) awards here.While only Aishwarya Rai and Priyanka Chopra among the A-listers stuck to the graceful six-yard drape, most others like Bipasha Basu, Kangana Ranaut, Mughda Godse, Genelia D'Souza, Sushmita Sen, Diya Mirza, Amrita Rao and others proudly showed off their curves in body hugging Western attires."A sari for me is just six yards of beautiful draping. I love sari and I was feeling very 'desi' (Indian) tonight, so I decided to wear a sari. I think it flatters a woman's body the best," said Priyanka, who flaunted a striking beige and pink Manish Malhotra creation.Aishwarya wore a mint coloured, subdued, yet heavily embellished creation by designer duo Abu Jani and Sandeep Khosla and looked extremely eye-catching walking in toe with husband Abhishek Bachchan.Bipasha, Kangana and Sushmita were the best dressed among those who opted for the Western silhouette.While Bipasha wore an electric blue dress by Delhi-based designer sisters Gauri and Nainika Karan, Kangana wore a pristine white wedding dress-like attire by Rick Roy. Sushmita, looked fit and slender in a slim, long Roberto Cavalli number."My dress weighs 25 kg. It is a very fairytale like dress and I always wanted one like this. But the weight doesn't matter. For girls, as long as they look good, they don't mind anything," said Kangana, who walked away with the an IIFA award for her performance in Madhur Bhandarkar's "Fashion".Star wives Suzanne Roshan and Mallika Khan (Zayed Khan's wife) too walked the green carpet wearing exquisite gowns.The men gave the women a neck-to-neck competition on the fashion quotient.The bow-tie look seemed very much like the flavour of the season with Abhishek Bachchan and Arjun Rampal flaunting the same.Hrithik Roshan, who was named the IIFA style icon of the year, ended up making a major fashion faux pas by wearing silver formal shoes for the ceremony, where he was also named the best actor in a leading role for "Jodhaa Akbar".
Australian pop singer Kylie Minogue is taking her obsession for golf to a new level -- she wants to design a range of stylish clothes to wear on the course.The "Spinning Around" hitmaker fell in love with the sport when she started playing it with boyfriend Andres Velencoso earlier this year and she now plans to add a golf-based fashion range to her portfolio, reports femalefirst.co.uk."Maybe I need to get into designing golfwear, because let me tell you, it's not easy to look good on the golf course," she said.
The Pakistani government Saturday presented a Rs.2.482 trillion ($30.7 billion) defecit budget for fiscal 2009-10 that focuses on sustainable development, revival of industry and providing relief to the vulnerable and the millions of refugees who have been uprooted by the military's anti-Taliban offensive in the country's restive northwest.Presenting the budget in the National Assembly, the lower house of parliament, Minister of State for Finance Hina Rabbani Khar said it aimed at stabilization with a human face and growth with equity.This is the first time in Pakistan's history that a woman has presented the budget.Khar said that while the revenue during the fiscal beginning July 1 was estimated at Rs.2.174 trillion, expenditure was estimated to be Rs.2.897 trillion.The deficit of Rs. 722.5 billion - 4.9 percent of the GDP - would be met through external borrowings of Rs 264.9 billion and domestic borrowings of Rs. 457.6 billion.According to Khar, GDP would grow 3.3 percent during fiscal 2009-10 on the back of 3.8 percent growth in agriculture, 1.8 percent growth in manufacturing and 3.9 percent growth in the services sector.The budget hikes defence spending for fiscal 2009-10 to Rs.347 billion.Of this, Rs.343 billion have been allocated for the armed forces, Rs.463 million for defence production and Rs.840 million for the defence division, Hina Rabbani Khar said.Quoting from the budget documents, Online news agency said the defence budget was 15 percent higher as compared to the allocation for 2008-09 "due to the high inflation rate and keeping in view of current situation at country's eastern and western borders".The budget has allocated Rs.646 billion for the public sector during fiscal 2009-10.Of this, Rs.421 billion will be spent on federal government projects and Rs.200 billion by the provinces through their annual development programmes, while Rs.25 billion has been allocated for earthquake reconstruction and rehabilitation.A major initiative in the infrastructure sector will be to build small and large hydro power projects and dams to overcome the country's energy crisis, Online news agency reported.Toward this, the government has allocated about Rs.67.59 billion for the water and power sectors with special aim of build water reservoirs to overcome the energy crisis.The budget envisages providing facilities to the private sector to invest by creating an enabling environment and promote a knowledge-based economy through the development of appropriate human and physical infrastructure.During the fiscal year 2008-09, Pakistan's main emphasis was to ensure economic stability after a period of policy inaction had seen deterioration in the country's macroeconomic indicators.
The State Bank of India, the country's largest lender, has lowered interest rates across the board by 25 basis points for deposits below Rs.1 crore, in what is seen as a precursor for rate cuts for the corporate sector.For deposits for 15-45 days, the interest rate has been lowered to three percent, while for between eight and 10 years, it stands at eight percent, the state-run commercial bank announced Saturday.The new rates take effect Monday.The bank has also cut the interest rate for deposits of Rs.1 crore and above, but only for longer maturity. While for 271 days to one year, the rate stands revised from five percent at 4.5 percent, and that for above one year has been cut to five percent from 5.5 percent.The announcement comes after Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee nudged commercial banks to cut interest rates, saying it was necessary for the corporate sector to get credit at affordable prices to push India's overall economic growth.
Anil Ambani's Reliance Natural Resources Ltd (RNRL) will get assured gas supply of 28 million metric standard cubic metre per day (mmscmd) from the Krishna-Godavari basin for 17 years, the Bombay High Court ruled Monday.The court has also fixed the price at $2.34 per million British thermal unit (mmbtu).RNRL had approached the court against Mukesh Ambani's Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL) that had refused to give gas at $2.34 per mmbtu from the Krishna-Godavari basin.The court has directed RIL to arrive at an arrangement along these lines within a month.It has also said the Ambani brothers may consult their mother if there is any difficulty at arriving at a conclusion.At 11.15 a.m., shares of RNRL were up 20 percent at Rs.105 while RIL shares fell 4 percent to Rs.2,258.
The union budget for 2009-10 would be presented on July 6 and the railways budget three days earlier on July 3.The schedule for the budget session of parliament was decided at a meeting of the union cabinet chaired by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh before his departure for the Russian city of Yekaterinburg to attend the BRIC (Brazil, Russia, India and China) and the SCO (Shanghai Cooperation Organisation) summits.It was decided that the budget session of parliament would start July 2 with the presentation of the Economic Survey and go on till Aug 7.The presentation of the Economic Survey, the railways and the union budgets would be followed by a discussion on the demands for grants of select ministries, said a statement.Parliament had adjourned June 9 after a debate on the presidential address to both houses.
Indian equities markets were trading in the negative terrain around noon Monday, with a key index ruling 262.23 points lower than its previous close.At 12.45 p.m., the benchmark index of the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE), the Sensex, which opened at 15,195.83 points, was trading at 14,974.71 points - 262.23 points or 1.72 percent lower than Friday's close.Like the Sensex, the S&P CNX Nifty of the National Stock Exchange (NSE) too fell, shedding 1.21 percent from its last close to stand at 4,528.1 points.Broader markets were also under pressure with the BSE midcap index slipping 1.25 percent from its previous close, while the BSE smallcap index was down 1.09 percent.
