DSC 2008 Teachers Recruitment Allotment Shedule

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It is a great news for many people who are waiting for Dsc 2008.To day the cabinet took decision to fulfill the notified vaccancies i.e 30,704.To day night the education minister Manikya Varaprasd decided to release the shedule of DSC 2008 Teachers Recruitment.

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BBMP Elections 2010 Results

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BBMP Elections 2010 - Results

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Bruhat Bangalore Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) 2010 Results

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Latest Positions: at 01.20 pm IST
Total Seats : 198
Result Announced : 185
BJP: 106
Congress: 61
JDS: 12
Others: 6
Proving many political pundits wrong, the BJP rose to power in the Bruhat Bangalore Mahanagara Palike, bagging 98 seats in the 198-seat corporation. As the local MLAs and MPs too have a right to vote in the council election, the BJP has been assured of a clear majority in this civic body.

Yeddyurappa’s plans to postpone hiking the water rates and milk prices till the conclusion the BBMP election, seem to have borne fruits. As at 12.35 pm, the party’s tally stood at 98, as against 59 of the Congress, and 12 of the JDS. Independents have bagged six seats.

The debacle of the JDS, which expected to ride high on the issue of Nandi Infrastructure Corridor Enterprises by rallying around thousands of farmers against this project, has given rise to fresh worries to JDS supremo, Deve Gowda, and his sons, Revanna and Kumaraswamy. The BJP leaders, who expected to suffer a bit because of the low voter turn out, are smiling broadly.

It now remains to be seen as to whether Yeddyurappa will be able to lift Bangalore to the international standards as promised by him.

Ward no	Ward	Congress	BJP	JD (S)	Others	Winners
3	Atturu	Renuka Gopalkrishna	Dr Geeta Shashikumar	BS Sudhjanvaakumari		BJP
4	Yelahanka Satellite Town	M Krishnamurthy	Muniraju M	BT Kadamaba		BJP
6	Thanisandra	Fahamidunnisa	Mamata Suresh	Lalitha Bai MukundaRao		JD S
11	Kuvempu Nagar	Vijayakumari	Gangamma Mariswamy	Shobha V		BJP
13	Mallasandra	Nagaveni	RP Shashi	Bhagyamma Siddaraju		BJP
17	J P Park	Ganga	BR Nanjundappa	D Shivanna		BJP
19	Sanjaya Nagar	Nagaraj	NM Krishnamurthy	Nanjappa		BJP
25	Horamavu	Veena Ananda Reddy	Tejasvini Raju	Vijaya		BJP
32	Kaval Bairasandra	Nethra Narayan	Gowramma	Ashwathamma		BJP
33	Manorayanapalya	Fouzia Wazid	Durga V	Khammar Taj		Congress
36	Mattikere	Harish Bopanna	Muniswamy Gowda	Subhash BS		BJP
37	Yeshwanthpura	Munirathana	BK Venkatesh	BR Manjunath		Congress
44	Marappana Palya	SD Jayamma	Kalavathi Nagaraj	Lakshmi		JD s
47	Devara Jeevanahalli	R Sampath Raj	Srinivas	Rajini Murthy		Congress
51	Vijnanapura	N Somesh	Sukumar	CM Muniraju		BJP
57	C V Raman Nagar	Ramachandra	M Krishna	V Shamanna		BJP
67	Nagapura	ML Ravishankar	Harish	Arun Kumar		BJP
73	Kottegepalya	Honnagiri Gowda	Venkatesh Babu	Ravi Gowda		BJP
82	Garudachar Playa	Pillappa N	Kiran Babu BK	C Nagaraju		Congress
94	Gandhinagar	Nataraj S	Ramachandra	R Murugan		Congress
95	Subhash Nagar	T Mallesh	SP Subramanyam	BR Udaykumar		Congress
99	Rajaji Nagar	S Kiran Kumar	Krishnappa	Suresh BT		BJP
100	Basaveshwara Nagar	Mangala Raju	H Padmaraj	Asha Devi		BJP
105	Agrahara Dasarahalli	Shanthakumari	Roopa Devi	SV Prabhavathi		BJP
112	Domlur	Rajaakshmi	Geetha Srinivas Reddy	HN Suguna		BJP
116	Nilasandra	Lokesh	KV Nagendra	C Lakshmi Balakrishna		Congress
120	Cottonpet	Vandana	Vasanth Kumari	Uma		BJP
123	Vijayanagar	Nagaraj BTS	Ravindra H	N Vasudev		BJP
127	Mudalapalya	M Geetha	Shanthakumari	Prema Bai		BJP
128	Nagarabhavi	Lakshman Gowda	Umesh Shetty K	D Muniraju		BJP
132	Attiguppe	K Doddanna	Venkatesh	BR Prakash		Congress
133	Hampi Nagar	Srinath S	Chandrasekharaiah	A DeveGowda		BJP
139	K R Market	Sampanigiraj	Swaaroopa	Ashwath		JD S
140	Chamrajapet	BS Vijaykumar	BV Ganesh	M Shivakumar		BJP
145	Hombegowda Nagara	Imtiyaz Pasha	Sadashivaiah BC	MZ Ali	D Chandrappa	Others
148	Ejipura	PM Saroja	Lakshmi Gundappa	Jayashree		Congress
155	Hanumanth Nagar	K Chandrashekar	Jagadeesh	PVS Prasad		Congress
159	Kengeri	L Nagaraj	Anjanappa	-		BJP
162	Girinagar	Kokila Murthy	Latha Vijaykumar	Shantala MS		BJP
166	Karisandra	Jyothi S Reddy	Gayathri Venkatesh	Mumtaz		BJP
167	Yediyur	Shamanna	NR Ramesh	Lakshmikanth		BJP
170	Jayanagar East	Munisanjeevaiah	N Lakshmikanth	Samiullah		Congress
171	Gurappanapalya	Mohammed Rizwan	Tafasullah Ahmed	Shakibullah Khan		Congress
172	Madivala	BN Manjunath Reddy	Gopal Reddy	RamaKrishna Reddy		BJP
175	Bommanahalli	Papaiah Reddy	Manjunath Reddy	Murugesh L		BJP
179	Shakambari Nagar	Chandrashekar Raju	B Somashekar	Srinivas		BJP
182	Padmanabha Nagar	HS Murali	L Srinivas	M Anjanappa		BJP
185	Yelchenahalli	O Manjunath	Balaji Singh	CB Nagaraju		Congress
188	Bilekhalli	BV Madhu	Roopa	Manjua		BJP
192	Begur	-	Nagaraj	M Srinivas		JD S
193	Arakere	C Krishnareddy	Purushottam	-		BJP
194	Gottigere	Pushpa SK	J Shantha	Bhagyamma		Congress
197	Vasanthpura	Shobha	Vijaya Ramesh	Bhagyamma Devraj		BJP

 Counting of votes is in progress in 29 centres. All the results are expected to be out by 2 pm. 1,336 candidates are in the fray. BBMP election is being held for the first time since 2001. Prohibitory orders under section 144 are in force in the city from 6 am today to 12 am on Wednesday, and liquor sale has been prohibited from 6 am to 12 midnight today.

 Source : daijiworld

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Railway Budget 2010

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The formal Railway minister  Mamathea Benrjee released the Railway Budget 2010

With the Vision 2020 document for Indian Railways her guiding force, Mamata Banerjee presented the rail budget for the next fiscal on

Wednesday. As widely expected she provided various amenities and services to passengers. Financial powers of field officers have been increased for quick execution of works. Railways is projected to spend a record Rs 1,302 crore in 2010-11 on passenger amenities. Railways are going for a special drive for improving passenger amenities and cleanliness. Janata Ahar, economically priced food is available in many stations. Railways have decided to provide catering departmentally in selected trains. The Catering Policy is under revision and will be finalized as early as possible. Keeping in view the continued focus to enhance passenger comforts, facilities, ambience and aesthetics, the following 94 stations have been further declared as Adarsh Stations: Alappuzha, Aluabari Road, Ambalapuzha, Andal, Angul, Ausgram, Badarpur Jn., Bagalkot, Bally, Ballyghat, Basti, Belpahar, Bethuadahari, Bhadreswar, Bhatar, Birshibpur, Bobbili, Chakda, Chandauli, Chandrakona Rd., Changanacheri, Changrabandha, Chas Road, Cherthala, Chhapra Jn., Chhatna, Chikballapur, Radhamohanpur (Debra), Dahod, Dantan, Debagram, Devanahalli, Dhanuvachapuram, Dinhata, Dodballapur, Doikallu, Domohani, Fuleswar, Galsi, Garbeta, Gauribidanur, Ghatera, Gokak Road, Gourinathdham, Gudur, Haldibari, Haripad, Hijli, Himmatnagar, Jagdispur, Jakhopura, Jamalpur, Jamnagar, Jamuria, Jharsuguda, Kalaikunda, Karuvatta, Kashinagar, Kayankulam Jn., Kochuveli, Kotdwara, Kulgachia, Lanjigarh Road, Lapanga, Lingampalli, Mavelikara, Maynaguri, Meramandali, Miraj, Narasaraopet, Nasik Road, Ochira, Parbhani, Purna, Raghunathpur, Ramnagar, Ratlam, Rengali, Sangli, Shankarpalli, Siddharth Nagar, Solapur, Sonamukhi, Sultanpur, Taldi, Tandur, Thiruvarur, Thiruvizha, Tikiapara, Titlagarh Jn., Vayalar, Vikarabad, Vishrambaug and Yelahanka Jn. 10 more stations woluld be converted to World Class Stations. They are Ambala Cantt, Bolpur, Ernakulam, Gorakhpur, Jammu, Jhansi, Kharagpur, Kota, Surat and Thane. Railways proposes to take up construction of another 93 Multi-functional Complexes in the coming year at Abu Road, Agartala, Anara (Adra), Asansol, Aurangabad, Balasore, Ballyganj, Bankura, Bareilly, Barrackpore, Bathinda Cantt., Bellary Jn., Belughat, Belur Math, Bharatpur Jn., Bhavnagar, Bhilai, Bishnupur, Brahmapur, Davangere, Dhakuria, Dhanbad Jn., Dharmavaram (near Puttaparthi), Dibrugargh Town, Dimapur, Durgapur, Erode Jn., Gondia, Gorakhpur, Gulbarga, Hisar Jn., Jamalpur Jn., Jhargram, Jharsuguda Jn., Jhusi, Junagadh Jn., Kalyani, Karimnagar, Kasaragod, Katihar Jn., Kishangarh, Korba, Krishnanagar City Jn., Kurnool Town, Lokmanya Tilak Terminus Mumbai, Ludhiana, Madarihat, Majerhat, Malda Town, Mavelikara, Miraj Jn., Murshidabad, Nabadwipdham, Nadiad Jn., Nagercoil Jn., Naihati, Nellore, New Farakka, New Mal, Nizamabad, Orai, Patiala, Patna Saheb, Raigarh, Raja-Ki-Mandi, Ramnagar, Raxaul Jn., Rayagada, Rewa, Salem, Sambalpur, Sanchi, Sawai-Madhopur Jn, Shegaon, Shimoga Town, Sikar Jn., Siuri, Somnath, Sonipat, Srikakulam Road, Tarakeshwar, Tatanagar, Tiruchi Fort, Tiruttani, Tumkur, Udhampur, Vasai Road, Vijaywada, Vizianagram Jn., Wardha, Yesvantpur and Zahirabad (Medak). Source : economictimes.indiatimes