Saturday, July 22, 2017

Reports and Committees

Committees in India

List of Important Committees in India and their Area
Butler Committee
Relation between Indian states & paramount power
Hurtog Committee
Growth of British India education -its effects
Muddiman Committee
Working of Diarchy as in Montague Chelmsford reforms
Malhotra Committee
Insurance Reforms
Janaki Ram Committee
Security Scam
Ajay Vikram Singh Committee
Faster promotions in Army
Rajinder Sachar Committee 1
Companies and MRPT Act
Rajindar Sachar Committee 2
Report on the social, economic and educational status of the Muslims of India.
Jyoti Basu Committee
Report on Octroi abolition.
Balwant Rai Mehta Committee
Recommendations on decentralization system
Chelliah Committee
Eradicating black money
Wanchoo Committee
Tax enquiry
Bhanu Pratap Singh Committee
Agriculture
Agarwal Committee
Nepotism in granting petrol pump, LPG connections
Rangarajan Committee
Reforms in private sector
Naresh Chandra Committee
Corporate governance
Chakravarti Committee
Banking sector reforms
Rekhi Committee
Structure of indirect taxation
G.V.Ramakrishna Committee
Disinvestment in PSU shares
P.C.Hotha Committee
Restructuring of civil services
Justice B.N.Kirpal Committee
1st chairman National Forest Commission
Godbole Committee
Enron Power Project
J.C.Kumarappa Committee
Congress agrarian Reforms Committee
Swaminathan Committee
Population policy
Rangaraju Committee
Statistics
Wardha Committee
Inquiry on murder of Graham Staines
Vohra Committee
Criminalization of politics
Kelkar Committee 2
Direct - Indirect Taxes
Alagh Committee
Civil Service Examinations
Abid Hussain Committee
Recommendations on Small scale industries
Narasimham Committee
Banking sector reforms
Chelliah Committee
Tax reforms
Mashelkar Committee
National Auto Fuel Policy
Boothalingam Committee
Recommendations on integrated wages, income and price policy.
Omkar Goswami Committee
Industrial sickness
Yashpal Committee
Review of School Education system
Ram Nandan Prasad Committee
Constitution of creamy layers among Backward Castes.
Kelkar Committee 3
Enquiry on Kargil defense deals.
Saharya Committee
Tehelka tapes
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Friday, July 21, 2017

List of Mobile Operating Systems

Mobile Phone OS

Blackberry OS==>Released by RIM (Research In Motion) in 1999 for its Blackberry Smartphones.==>BlackBerry 10
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Apple iOS==>iOS was released in 2007 by AppleiOS 10
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Android OS==>Released by Google in 2008==>7.1.2 “Nougat”‎
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Windows OS==>Released by Microsoft==>Windows 10
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Sailfish OS==>Developed by Jolla==>2.1.0.11 (Iijoki)
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Tizen==>Released in 2012==>3.0
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Symbian OS==>Developed by Nokia in 2000 and discontinued in 2013,First modern mobile OS on a smartphone==>Discontinued
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Motion eXperience Interface (MXI) OS==>Developed by Wireless solutions company RADIXS in 2014,World’s first universal mobile operating system.==>Discontinued
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Bada==>Developed by Samsung Electronics==>Discontinued
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Palm OS (Garnet OS)==>developed by Palm in 1996 especially for Personal Digital Assistance (PDA).==>Discontinued
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Open Web OS==>developed by Palm but after some years it became the property of Hewlett Packard==>Discontinued
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MeeGo==>Released in 2010. A mobile operating system that combined Moblin and Maemo OS==>Discontinued
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Firefox OS==>Released in 2013 by Mozilla==>Discontinued
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Ubuntu Touch==>Released in 2011. Mobile version of the Ubuntu operating system==>Discontinued recently on 5 April 2017

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Thursday, July 20, 2017

New President of India

Ram Nath Kovind, 14th President of India

 President of India
President of India

Succeeding Pranab Mukherjee, Kovind-  the second Dalit after KR Narayanan- will be sworn in as the 14th president of India on July 25.
BJP-led NDA's presidential candidate Ram Nath Kovind registered an emphatic win over his rival and Opposition candidate Meira Kumar. Succeeding Pranab Mukherjee, Kovind will be sworn in as the 14th president of India on July 25.
Kovind will be the seventh youngest person to be anointed to the coveted post. He is also the second Dalit after KR Narayanan to adorn the coveted post. He is the first President from Uttar Pradesh.
On June 19, BJP's Parliamentary Board decided to field Kovind as NDA's presidential candidate. He was Bihar governor then. Subsequently, Kovind resigned as governor to contest the presidential election which was held on July 17.
ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT RAM NATH KOVIND
Born on October 1, 1945 in Uttar Pradesh's Kanpur Dehat, Ram Nath Kovind was a lawyer by profession. He practised as an advocate for the Central Government at Delhi High Court from 1977 to 1979. He was a permanent advocate for the Centre at the Supreme Court between 1980 and 1993.
The BJP-led Centre had appointed Ram Nath Kovind, 76, as Bihar Governor in August 2015 with a view to wooing the Dalits in the state Assembly elections held in December that year.
Ram Nath Kovind was a Rajya Sabha member between 1994 and 2006 from Uttar Pradesh. As Rajya Sabha MP, he visited Thailand, Nepal, Germany, Switzerland, France, United Kingdom, Pakistan and United States of America on study tours.
Kovind was member of the Parliamentary Committees for SC/ST welfare, home ministry, petroleum and natural gas, social justice and rights, and law and justice. He was also the chairman of Rajya Sabha housing committee.
Ram Nath Kovind was a member of management board for Dr BR Ambedkar University, Lucknow and Board of Governors, Indian Institute of Management, Kolkata.
Kovind represented India at United Nations in New York and addressed the General Assembly in October 2002.
Ram Nath Kovind was the BJP's SC cell president from 1998 to 2002. He was also BJP's national spokesperson.
Ram Nath Kovind was also the member of BJP's National Executive Committee as a permanent invitee.
THE JOURNEY
Born in Paraunkh village of Derapur tehsil in Kanpur rural, Uttar Pradesh, Kovind is the youngest among three brothers. He completed his primary and pre-middle school education from Khanpur in Sandalpur block. He passed intermediate examination from Kanpur and bachelors in Commerce from DAV College. He became a law graduate from DAV Law College, Kanpur.
Thereafter, Kovind moved to the national capital to prepare for Civil Services examination. He cleared the coveted exams in his third attempt. However, he turned out the job offer as he was selected in the Allied Services.
Ram Nath Kovind started his career as a lawyer in the Supreme Court. After the formation of Janata Party government in 1977, he became private secretary to the then prime minister Morarji Desai. He also worked as a junior counselor for the Janata Party government in the Supreme Court. He subsequently came in contact of the BJP leaders.
BJP fielded him as a Lok Sabha candidate from Ghatampur in UP in 1990. However, he lost the election.
In 2007, BJP gave him a ticket for UP Assembly election from Bhognipur constituency. However, he lost that election too.

Wednesday, July 19, 2017

Entomological surveillance in india

Entomological surveillance:

Effective malaria vector control is reliant on knowledge of local vector species and their susceptibility to insecticides, as well as on vector and human behaviours that may allow mosquitoes to avoid contact with interventions and thereby maintain residual transmission.

Five-year roadmap towards eliminating malaria — zone by zone, year by year

National Strategic Plan for Malaria Elimination (2017-22) lays down a blueprint of action to tackle the problem, working in parcels and identifying annual targets for each

What is this plan to eradicate malaria?
The NSP divides the country into four categories, from 0 to 3. Zero, the first category, has 75 districts that have not reported any case of malaria for the last three years. Category 1 has 448 districts, in which the annual parasite incidence (API, or the number of positive slides for the parasite in a year) is less than one per 1,000 population. In Category 2, which has 48 districts, the API is one and above, but less than two per 1,000 population. Category 3 has 107 districts, reporting an API of two and above per 1,000 population.

The plan is to eliminate malaria (zero indigenous cases) by 2022 in all Category 1 and 2 districts. The remaining districts are to be brought under a pre-elimination and elimination programme. The NSP also aims to maintain a malaria-free status for areas where transmission has been interrupted. It seeks to achieve universal case detection and treatment services in endemic districts to ensure 100% diagnosis of all suspected cases, and full treatment of all confirmed cases.

Tuesday, July 18, 2017

Same Names Different Roles

ஒரே மாதிரியான பெயரும் வெவ்வேறு பதவிகளும்.
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✔Rakesh Sharma:- MD/CEO Canara  Bank
✔Mukesh Sharma:- MD/CEO Nainital Bank
✔Shikha Sharma:-  MD/CEO Axis Bank
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✔Shashi Arora:- MD/CEO AirtelPaymentBank
✔Sunil Arora:- IICA DG
✔Sanjiv Arora:- Ambassador India-Lebanon
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✔Jatinderbin Singh:- MD/CEO Punjab & Sind
✔Govind Singh:- MD/CEO Utkarsh SF Bank
✔AP Singh:- MD/CEO IPPB
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✔Mahesh Kumar Jain:- MD/CEO IDBI Bank
✔Mukesh Kumar Jain:- MD/CEO OBC Bank
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✔Sanjiv Kohli:- HighCommissioner India-Niue
✔Sanjiv Arora:- Ambassador India-Lebanon
✔Sanjiv Singh:- Chairman of Indian oil
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✔Pinrayi Vijayan:- CM of Kerala
✔T.S Vijayan:- IRDA Chairman
✔Vijay Rupani:- CM of Gujarat

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Tuesday, July 4, 2017

Vice-President of India Explained in Tamil

Election commission of India Explained Tamil



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