Vacancies in Sapthagiri Grameena Bank - April 2009

Clerks cum cashier / Officers Jobs in Sapthagiri Grameena Bank - Sapthagiri Grameena Bank clerks Govt. Recruitment 2009

Sapthagiri Grameena Bank (Subsidiary of Indian Bank)

Chittoor – 517001 (Karnataka)

Job Description :

Applications are invite for appointment in Officer cadre and Clerk-cum-Cashier cadre in Sapthagiri Grameena Banks

Officer Scale – I : 18 posts

Age : 21-30 years

Pay Scale : Rs.10000-18240

Qualification : Degree of a recognized University in any discipline or its equivalent with 60% marks in aggregate and with 55% marks in aggregate for SC / ST candidates. Knowledge of English and / Telugu is essential. Candidates should possess proficiency of computer knowledge like knowledge in MS DOS, MS WORD, MS EXCEL and Networking etc. Candidates with higher qualification in Computer / Accounting / Management /Engineering / Business Administration / Law / Agriculture / Veterinary Science /M.Sc, Computer science / MCA / Chartered Accountant and Civil Engineering etc., will get preference over others.

Clerk-cum-Cashier : 54 posts

Age : 18-28 years

Pay Scale : Rs.4410-13210

Qualification : Degree from a recognized University in any discipline or its equivalent; OR b) Pass in Higher Secondary Examination of 10 + 2 + 3 pattern / 11 + 3 pattern / pre degree or intermediate or any equivalent examination with a minimum of 55% marks in the aggregate and with a minimum of 50% marks in the aggregate for SC candidates; Diploma in Banking recognized by State or Central Government is preferred., Knowledge of English and Telugu is essential, Candidates should possess proficiency of computer knowledge like knowledge in MS DOS, MS WORD, MS EXCEL and Networking etc.

Application Fee : Rs.300/- (Rs.50/- for SC/ST/PH/ Ex-SM candidates) by means of Account Payee crossed Demand Draft / Banker’s Cheque payable at Chittoor in favour of Sapthagiri Grameena Bank — Recruitment Project 2009

Apply : Application in the prescribed format should reach following adresses on or before 08/05/2009 :

For Officers – Post Box No.27697, Malad (East), Mumbai-400097

For Clerks – Post Box No.8242, Dahisar (East), Mumbai – 400068

For Details Visit : http://www.indianbank.in/pdfs/recruitment_officer_clerk_saptagiri.pdf

ICET-2009 Hall Tickets on www.icet09.net

ICET-2009 Hall Tickets available on www.icet09.net

ICET 2009 hall-tickets for the Integrated Common Entrance Test (ICET)-2009 for MBA and MCA will be available on the website – www.icet09.net – from Friday, Convener of ICET 2-09 and Principal of AU College of Engineering P.S.N. Raju has said. Nearly 2,11,300 applications have been received and the data has been scanned, verified and updated. The acknowledgement cards had been posted and hall-tickets generated for the candidates who have filled in the application form correctly, Prof. Raju said.

For Hall tickets go to :: http://www.icet09.net/cgi-bin/main.html

More about ICET - 2009 :: http://www.icet09.net/

Intermediate II-Year Examination Resut (AP Board) on 27th April-2009

Intermediate II Year Examination Results March - 2009 (AP Board)

The results of first year Intermediate public exams will be released on 27.04.2009.

Though the Board of Intermediate Education (BIE) is still undecided on the second year results, it is expected to announce them either on April 26 or 27.

More than 17 lakh candidates have appeared for the exams across the state, out of which about 10.00 lakh are first year students.

The first year results will be available on the following websites:

http://sdpresults.aponline.gov.in/

http://results.webdunia.com/

http://rocking-club.blogspot.com/2009/04/intermediate-i-year-examination-resut.html

http://www.indiaresults.com/

http://www.rediff.com/

http://www.aarvy.com/

http://www.examresults.net/

http://www.nettlinxresults.net/

http://www.manabadi.com/

http://www.manabadi.co.in/

http://www.results.manabadi.co.in/

http://www.groomingindia.com/

http://www.schools9.com/

http://www.pratibhaplus.com/

http://www.getyourresults.com/

http://www.results.sol.net.in/

http://www.exametc.com/

http://www.schools.aarvy.com/

http://www.andhraeducation.net/

http://www.flying-cats.com/

http://www.globalretailschool.com/

http://www.chatralay.com/

http://www.hyderabadspice.com/

http://www.one97world.com/

http://www.vidyavision.com/

http://www.bharatstudent.com/

http://www.ushasri.org/

http://www.searchandhra.com/

http://www.vidyadata.com/

http://www.6students.com/

Students can also know the subject-wise marks through IVRS by dialling BSNL Phone No. 1255225 in

Hyderabad and by dialling 040-1255225 from other parts of the state.

BSNL CellOne, Excel users can obtain marks by dialling 040-1255225.

Airtel: 54321 or 55500 or 1250108 or 53030 or 543217 or 52800 or 5234506; Hutch: 56731, Idea: 5545678/530305, Tata: 12971, BSNL: 1255560/1250108, Reli-ance: 51234/53030/ 53030101/530303/ 5550008

All users can obtain results by dialling 1255510 or 1255524.

For results through SMS:

BSNL: RESULTHall Ticket No> to 55352 or IPEIGHall Ticket No> to 57777.

Airtel: RESHall Ticket No> to 52222

Reliance: IPEGIHall Ticket No> to 51234. All users: IPEIHall Ticket No> to 57333 or 54545 or 54242. All users: IPEGIHall Ticket No> to 58888 or 5676750 or 52424.

Deccan Chargers v Bangalore Royal Challengers, IPL, Cape Town

Gilchrist and Rohit shine in win

It seemed the IPL had finally found its Twenty20 soul, with two batsmen combining to score - for the first time in this tournament - at a frenetic pace throughout the innings. But chasing a huge Deccan Chargers total, a limp show from Bangalore Royal Challengers meant another wait for the first closely-fought encounter this season.

The day belonged to Adam Gilchrist and Rohit Sharma, who scored 123 between them, off 75 deliveries, with 88 of them coming in boundary hits. The target of 185, under lights at Newlands, is not an experience teams look forward to. It didn't help that for the third time in a row, Bangalore lost a wicket without having scored a run.

The difference in conditions in the two innings showed, with Deccan's bowlers managing to swing the ball in the initial overs. The first ball of the Bangalore innings, bowled by Fidel Edwards, was a fast, swinging yorker that removed Jesse Ryder for a duck in successive IPL matches.

If Edwards made an early impact, with only 31 runs coming in the Powerplay overs, Gilchrist was not far behind in Deccan's batting Powerplay. In the first two overs, bowled by Praveen Kumar and Dale Steyn, Gilchrist's clean hitting necessitated six fielding changes, and a change of angle to round the stumps from both bowlers. What was constant was Gilchrist's severity on anything erring in length. He reached 26 in the first two overs and inevitably a bowling change followed.

Praveen removed Herschelle Gibbs in his first over after changing ends, and despite VVS Laxman falling soon after, the Gilchrist show continued. From 26 off 11, he slowed down to reach 28 off 19, but then tucked into Jacques Kallis, taking him for 10 in two deliveries. That started the mid-innings assault with Gilchrist hitting clean - not one half-edge, not one unintended shot. He was especially harsh on short deliveries, and if the bowlers got too full, he teed off with similar ease. With one such six off a full Jesse Ryder delivery, in the 10th over, he reached his fifty in 31 balls.

Rohit was just warming up when Gilchrist sizzled. Once his captain got out, Rohit switched to his effortless hitting mode, which was one of the memorable sights of the last year's IPL. That Rohit paced himself well, showed in his scoring just 10 off the first 12 balls he faced, and 42 off the next 18. Anil Kumble's last over, the 13th of the innings, was the springboard for Rohit, with three sixes over midwicket - one swept flat, one lofted effortlessly, and the third a pull off a flatter, shorter delivery. Two more sixes later, Rohit perhaps fell at an inopportune time, with only 12 coming off the last 10 balls of the innings. But enough damage had been done by Rohit and Gilchrist by then.

A third poor start in a row by Bangalore meant they were always struggling against a Deccan attack that showed all the ingredients: hostility through Edwards, thrift through RP Singh (who took the purple cap with two wickets tonight), guile through Pragyan Ojha, and good support through Scott Styris. Once Ryder got out, Bangalore never really got going, and stumbled to 62 for 4 in the 11th over, with Kevin Pietersen back in the pavilion.

Rahul Dravid surprised his critics again, playing his natural shots, opposed to trying to hit too hard as he did against Chennai Super Kings. He finished with 48 off 27 balls, taking the orange cap in the process. Virat Kohli mirrored Dravid's effort, scoring a 32-ball 50, dominated by wristy shots and not one six. But from 62 for 4, with more than half the overs gone, they were fighting a lost cause.

In isolation, the innings played by Dravid and Kohli were as good as either Gilchrist's or Rohit's, with the hitting just as clean. However, isolation is not the luxury cricketers are accorded.

Kings XI Punjab v Kolkata Knight Riders, IPL, Durban

Sourav Ganguly made yet another comeback, this time with the ball, to help Kolkata Knight Riders keep Kings XI Punjab down to 158 for 6. Thereafter, Chris Gayle made the most of two dropped chances to dishearten Punjab and take Kolkata 11 ahead of the Duckworth-Lewis par-score when heavy rain ended the match in the 10th over.

Ganguly had been quiet in the lead-up to this tournament; he had lost his captaincy and looked out of sorts in scoring 1 in 12 balls against Deccan Chargers. Today, though, he made his statement with the ball, taking two wickets in his first over and pulling Punjab back from a solid-yet-unspectacular start.

When Ganguly came on to bowl, Irfan Pathan, promoted to No. 3, had just taken Ishant Sharma for 14 in his third over, and Punjab had moved along to 46 for 1 at the end of six overs. Thirty-two of those had come from Irfan's bat, in 17 deliveries.

And then Ganguly struck, fortuitously at first. Irfan went for a six to the deep midwicket area and was caught smartly by Murali Kartik at the boundary. Two balls later, Ganguly got Ravi Bopara, the opener, to edge to the new captain, Brendon McCullum. Both men were elated, the captain with his bowling change, the bowler having proved a point, and both ran in different directions to celebrate and eventually hugged each other.

Punjab moved from 46 for 1 in six to 67 for 3 in ten overs before a rain interruption. Following that, Punjab enjoyed two of the best overs of their innings. Yuvraj Singh hit a six off Ganguly to take 14 off his third over. Yet, Ganguly ended with figures of 24 for 2 off his four. And just after the rain break, in perhaps a poor tactical move, McCullum brought Chris Gayle on, who had trouble gripping the wet ball and bowled three wides in his 14-run over.

Yuvraj couldn't quite manage a reprise of his six sixes in an over at the same venue, during the inaugural ICC World Twenty20. And once he top-edged Moises Henriques in the 16th over, falling for 38 off 28, caught by Yashpal, Punjab were always struggling.

Thirty-six came off 26 balls after Yuvraj's fall, thanks largely to Mahela Jayawardene, who scored 31 in 19, and took the last over, bowled by Ashok Dinda, for 16, the biggest over of the innings.

But the hitting from Irfan, Yuvraj and Jayawardene paled in comparison with Gayle's. He played the first two overs quietly, and enjoyed a dropped sitter by Karan Goel at short midwicket off Yusuf Abdulla. It was a forgettable day for Goel, who had earlier scored a seven-ball duck.

Once Gayle carved Irfan over cover-point in the third over of the innings, the floodgates opened. From 4 off 8 balls, he reached 31 off 15 through a calculated assault on the left-arm opening bowlers. And then, in the fifth over of the innings, the game breaker came. Irfan was spanked straight and pulled square off the first two balls, and then Gayle showed him the greens, teeing off to over wide long-on.

By the time Gayle was dropped again, by Kumar Sangakkara, off a Piyush Chawla googly, he had taken the match out of Punjab's reach as the dark clouds gathered.

For the second game in succession, Punjab have been curtailed by rain, but this time they succumbed to Ganguly and Gayle, as opposed to their first match, when Delhi's chase was reduced to a six-over hit-out.

Intermediate I-Year Examination Resut (AP Board) on 24th April-2009 at 4.00 PM

Intermediate I Year Examination Results March - 2009 (AP Board)

The results of first year Intermediate public exams will be released on 24.04.2009 Friday at 4.00 PM.

Though the Board of Intermediate Education (BIE) is still undecided on the second year results, it is expected to announce them either on April 23 or 24.

More than 17 lakh candidates have appeared for the exams across the state, out of which about 8.60 lakh are first year students.

The first year results will be available on the following websites:

http://sdpresults.aponline.gov.in
http://results.webdunia.com
http://rocking-club.blogspot.com/2009/04/intermediate-i-year-examination-resut.html
www.indiaresults.com
www.rediff.com
www.aarvy.com
www.examresults.net
www.nettlinxresults.net
www.manabadi.com
www.manabadi.co.in
www.results.manabadi.co.in
www.groomingindia.com
www.schools9.com
www.pratibhaplus.com
www.getyourresults.com
www.results.sol.net.in
www.exametc.com
www.schools.aarvy.com
www.andhraeducation.net
www.flying-cats.com
www.globalretailschool.com
www.chatralay.com
www.hyderabadspice.com
www.one97world.com
www.vidyavision.com
www.bharatstudent.com
www.ushasri.org
www.searchandhra.com
www.vidyadata.com
www.6students.com


Students can also know the subject-wise marks through IVRS by dialling BSNL Phone No. 1255225 in Hyderabad and by dialling 040-1255225 from other parts of the state.

BSNL CellOne, Excel users can obtain marks by dialling 040-1255225.

Airtel: 54321 or 55500 or 1250108 or 53030 or 543217 or 52800 or 5234506; Hutch: 56731, Idea: 5545678/530305, Tata: 12971, BSNL: 1255560/1250108, Reli-ance: 51234/53030/ 53030101/530303/ 5550008

All users can obtain results by dialling 1255510 or 1255524.

For results through SMS:

BSNL: RESULTHall Ticket No> to 55352 or IPEIGHall Ticket No> to 57777.

Airtel: RESHall Ticket No> to 52222

Reliance: IPEGIHall Ticket No> to 51234. All users: IPEIHall Ticket No> to 57333 or 54545 or 54242. All users: IPEGIHall Ticket No> to 58888 or 5676750 or 52424.

Indian Premier League (IPL) 2009 Schedule

The second edition of the much-awaited Indian Premier League (IPL) Twenty20 championship is scheduled to begin on April 18 with first match at Newlands, Cape Town between last year champion Rajasthan Royals and Bangalore Royal Challengers.

The match will commence with a glittering opening ceremony at Newlands before the first match.

The semi-finals and the final will be held at the Wanderers in Johannesburg on May 24.

The domestic Indian cricket tournament, comprising players from all across the world, was forced to shift from India to South Africa following government concern over security arrangements in an election year, as the earlier schedule were overlapping with the general elections starting from next month.

The Board of Cricket Control for India (BCCI) and IPL organisers had then decided to stage this mega sporting event in South Africa with all logistic and security support from the South African cricket board and government.



Fri 18 Apr-09 :: Mumbai Indians vs Chennai Super Kings, 1st Match

Sat 18 Apr-09 :: Rajasthan Royals vs Bangalore Royal Challengers, 2nd Match

Sat 19 Apr-09 :: Delhi Daredevils vs Kings XI Punjab, 3rd Match

Sun 19 Apr-09 :: Kolkata Knight Riders vs Deccan Chargers, 4th Match

Sun 20 Apr-09 :: Bangalore Royal Challengers vs Chennai Super Kings, 5th Match

Mon 21 Apr-09 :: Kolkata Knight Riders vs Kings XI Punjab, 6th Match

Tue 21 Apr-09 :: Rajasthan Royals vs Mumbai Indians, 7th Match

Wed 22 Apr-09 :: Bangalore Royal Challengers vs Deccan Chargers, 8th Match

Thu 23 Apr-09 :: Delhi Daredevils vs Chennai Super Kings, 9th Match

Fri 23 Apr-09 :: Kolkata Knight Riders vs Rajasthan Royals, 10th Match

Sat 24 Apr-09 :: Kings XI Punjab vs Bangalore Royal Challengers, 11th Match

Sat 25 Apr-09 :: Deccan Chargers vs Mumbai Indians, 12th Match

Sun 25 Apr-09 :: Kolkata Knight Riders vs Chennai Super Kings, 13th Match

Sun 26 Apr-09 :: Bangalore Royal Challengers vs Delhi Daredevils, 14th Match

Mon 26 Apr-09 :: Rajasthan Royals vs Kings XI Punjab, 15th Match

Tue 27 Apr-09 :: Chennai Super Kings vs Deccan Chargers, 16th Match

Wed 27 Apr-09 :: Kolkata Knight Riders vs Mumbai Indians, 17th Match

Thu 28 Apr-09 :: Delhi Daredevils vs Rajasthan Royals, 18th Match

Thu 29 Apr-09 :: Kolkata Knight Riders vs Bangalore Royal Challengers, 19th Match

Thu 29 Apr-09 :: Mumbai Indians vs Kings XI Punjab, 20th Match

Fri 30 Apr-09 :: Delhi Daredevils vs Deccan Chargers, 21st Match

Sat 30 Apr-09 :: Rajasthan Royals vs Chennai Super Kings, 22nd Match

Sat 01 May-09 :: Mumbai Indians vs Kolkata Knight Riders, 23rdMatch

Sun 01 May-09 :: Bangalore Royal Challengers vs Kings XI Punjab, 24thMatch

Sun 02 May-09 :: Rajasthan Royals vs Deccan Chargers, 25th Match

Mon 02 May-09 :: Chennai Super Kings vs Delhi Daredevils, 26th Match

Tue 03 May-09 :: Kings XI Punjab vs Kolkata Knight Riders, 27th Match

Wed 03 May-09 :: Mumbai Indians vs Bangalore Royal Challengers, 28th Match

Thu 04 May-09 :: Deccan Chargers vs Chennai Super Kings, 29th Match

Thu 05 May-09 :: Kings XI Punjab vs Rajasthan Royals, 30th Match

Fri 05 May-09 :: Delhi Daredevils vs Kolkata Knight Riders, 31st Match

Sat 06 May-09 :: Mumbai Indians vs Deccan Chargers, 32nd Match

Sat 07 May-09 :: Bangalore Royal Challengers vs Rajasthan Royals, 33rd Match

Sun 07 May-09 :: Kings XI Punjab vs Chennai Super Kings, 34th Match

Sun 08 May-09 :: Delhi Daredevils vs Mumbai Indians, 35th Match

Mon 09 May-09 :: Deccan Chargers vs Kings XI Punjab, 36th Match

Tue 09 May-09 :: Chennai Super Kings vs Rajasthan Royals, 37th Match

Wed 10 May-09 :: Bangalore Royal Challengers vs Mumbai Indians, 38th Match

Wed 10 May-09 :: Kolkata Knight Riders vs Delhi Daredevils, 39th Match

Thu 11 May-09 :: Deccan Chargers vs Rajasthan Royals, 40th Match

Fri 12 May-09 :: Bangalore Royal Challengers vs Kolkata Knight Riders, 41st Match

Sat 12 May-09 :: Kings XI Punjab vs Mumbai Indians, 42nd Match

Sat 13 May-09 :: Deccan Chargers vs Delhi Daredevils, 43rd Match

Sun 14 May-09 :: Chennai Super Kings vs Bangalore Royal Challengers, 44th Match

Sun 14 May-09 :: Mumbai Indians vs Rajasthan Royals, 45th Match

Mon 15 May-09 :: Kings XI Punjab vs Delhi Daredevils, 46th Match

Tue 16 May-09 :: Chennai Super Kings vs Mumbai Indians, 47th Match

Wed 16 May-09 :: Deccan Chargers vs Kolkata Knight Riders, 48th Match

Wed 17 May-09 :: Kings XI Punjab vs Deccan Chargers, 49th Match

Thu 17 May-09 :: Rajasthan Royals vs Delhi Daredevils, 50th Match

Fri 18 May-09 :: Chennai Super Kings vs Kolkata Knight Riders, 51st Match

Sat 19 May-09 :: Delhi Daredevils vs Bangalore Royal Challengers, 52nd Match

Sat 20 May-09 :: Rajasthan Royals vs Kolkata Knight Riders, 53rd Match

Sun 20 May-09 :: Chennai Super Kings vs Kings XI Punjab, 54th Match

Sun 21 May-09 :: Mumbai Indians vs Delhi Daredevils, 55th Match

Mon 21 May-09 :: Deccan Chargers vs Bangalore Royal Challengers, 56th Match

Fri 22 May-09 :: 1st Semi Final

Sat 23 May-09 :: 2nd Semi Final

Sun 24 May-09 :: Final