Delhi Police Recruitment 2017

Delhi police invites applications for the post of Car penter,cook,safai karam chari & others. Apply Online Before 16 January 2018. Qualification/eligibility conditions, how to apply & other rules are given below…

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Organization: Delhi police
Name of the Posts: Cook, Carpenter,safai karmchari & others
Total No of Vacancy: 707

Job Details

Post Name : Cook

Qualification : 10 TH Pass,
No. of Vacancy : 253 posts
Pay Scale: 18,000/-Rs To Rs.56,900/-Rs
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Post Name: Car penter
Qualification: 10 TH Pass,ITI Pass
No. of Vacancy: 07 posts
Pay Scale: 18,000/-Rs To Rs.56,900/-Rs
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Post Name: Safai karamchari
Qualification: 10 TH Pass,
No. of Vacancy: 237 posts
Pay Scale: 18,000/-Rs To Rs.56,900/-Rs
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Post Name: Water Carrier
Qualification: 10 TH Pass,
No. of Vacancy: 54 posts
Pay Scale: 18,000/-Rs To Rs.56,900/-Rs
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Post Name: Cobbler
Qualification: 10 TH Pass,ITI Pass
No. of Vacancy: 14 posts
Pay Scale: 18,000/-Rs To Rs.56,900/-Rs
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Post Name: Dhobi
Qualification: 8 Th Pass ,10 TH Pass
No. of Vacancy: 68 posts
Pay Scale: 18,000/-Rs To Rs.56,900/-Rs
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Post Name: Tailor
Qualification: 8 Th Pass ,10 TH Pass
No. of Vacancy: 16 posts
Pay Scale: 18,000/-Rs To Rs.56,900/-Rs
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Post Name: Mali
Qualification: 8 TH Pass,
No. of Vacancy: 16 posts
Pay Scale: 18,000/-Rs To Rs.56,900/-Rs
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Post Name: Barber
Qualification: 8 Th Pass ,10 TH Pass
No. of Vacancy: 39 posts
Pay Scale: 18,000/-Rs To Rs.56,900/-Rs

-:Eligibility Criteria For Recruitment:-

Age Limit:18 to 27 Years

Address:Delhi Police, Police Headquarter, ITO, Delhi - 110002 

Selection Procedure:Selection Will be Based either Written Exam/Interview

-: Important Dates to Remember :-

Last Date for Submission of Online Application : 16.01.2018

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Padmavat’ gets 25 January release date, causes chaos for upcoming films

Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s period saga ‘Padmavat’ (earlier ‘Padmavati’) finds a release date, is set to clash with Akshay Kumar starrer ‘Padman’ on 25 January

Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s period saga Padmavat (earlier Padmavati) has clearly dealt with more than its share of controversy but the film finally has a release date. The Ranveer Singh, Deepika Padukone and Shahid Kapoor-starrer will arrive in theatres on 25 January for the extended Republic Day weekend, a spokesperson from Viacom18 Motion Pictures, co-producer of Padmavat, said on condition of anonymity.

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In November last year, the studio had voluntarily deferred the December release of the film as protests on its historical accuracy continued across the country.

“We’re looking to have an official announcement ideally later this week. The first thing was to put a release date out, we will now begin the marketing,” the person said.

The Republic Day weekend was a release window floating around for quite some time. While trade experts had ruled out that possibility until last week given that both Akshay Kumar’s Padman and Neeraj Pandey-directed Aiyyary were scheduled for release then, the speculation had become stronger lately.

“The point is whether the producers will be adequately prepared to meet the 25th release date because the India release will be accompanied by an overseas release,” said film trade and exhibition expert Girish Johar. Out of the 5,500-odd workable screens in the country, Johar said Padman would have already blocked at least 1,500. This means Padmavat, which would have ideally got about 3,000-4,000 screens, will now get around 2,500 at the most.

Further, convincing individual state governments that have declared a ban on the film is an issue. Five states—Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Gujarat, Uttar Pradesh and Bihar—have banned the film for now and Johar said they are all critical markets. To be sure, despite a clearance by the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC), a state is authorized to disallow the screening of a particular film. In the past, for instance, Aamir Khan’s Fanaa (2006) was banned in Gujarat after the actor took a stand on the Narmada Bachao Andolan issue.

Meanwhile, the Rajput Karni Sena has stuck to its demand for a complete ban on the film that it believes distorts historical facts and hurts the community’s sentiments. It has rejected the compromise that the censor board and the makers of Padmavat makers have arrived at, including a change in the title before agreeing to a U/A certificate. Other modifications include two disclaimers, one in the beginning and the other after the interval, a first for an Indian film, changes in the Ghoomar song featuring Padukone and removal of misleading references to historical places.

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“This is the first time that the CBFC (Central Board of Film Certification) has been made to work under so much pressure and hire independent panellists besides its 200 members to view a film,” said a CBFC member, on the condition of anonymity. “Fringe elements should not disrupt the shows now, at least without watching the film.”

The person added that the Padmavat team was unlikely to wait much longer for theatrical release after the changes are incorporated, given the financial stakes involved. Atul Mohan, editor of trade magazine Complete Cinema, said that the year’s busy film schedule starts this weekend. The 12th weekend is booked by Anurag Kashyap’s Mukkabaaz and Saif Ali Khan-starrer Kaalakaandi. While the Padman team has confirmed theatrical release on the 25, Aiyyary has reportedly been shifted to 9 February.

Meanwhile the Padmavat team itself wants some time to market the film in a positive light and put out non-controversial communication.

“Given what the film has gone through, we have to be very cautious now,” the Viacom18 spokesperson said.

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Tiger Zinda Hai box office collection day 17: The rise and rise of Salman Khan’s film

Having swiftly moved past the coveted Rs 300 crore mark, Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif starrer Tiger Zinda Hai has not shown any sign of slowing down.

Trade analyst Taran Adarsh tweeted the latest figures of the film saying, “It’s a TRIPLE CENTURY… #TigerZindaHai refuses to slow down… Crosses #Sultan… Now eyes #BajrangiBhaijaan [₹ 320.34 cr]… [Week 3] Fri 3.72 cr, Sat 5.62 cr. Total: ₹ 300.89 cr. India biz. #TZH.”

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While it is almost futile to wonder why Tiger Zinda Hai is getting the incessant love of the audience even after two weeks from its release, the answer being the hardcore Bhai juggernaut. 

What also worked in the film’s favour was the lack of any major releases in its following weeks. Yes, there were big Hollywood films like Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle and All The Money In The World but Bollywood pretty much was going through a dull phase in terms of releases.

Next Friday, we have Saif Ali Khan’s Kaalakaandi hitting the theaters. Will the Akshat Verma directorial be able to hinder the rise and rise of Tiger Zinda Hai? We think not, since it is quite inconceivable for ardent Bhai fans to let go of their undue devotion. 

Tiger Zinda Hai presents Salman in his best form, a suave, beefed up RAW agent entitled with a task only he can accomplish, the rescue of Indian nurses from terrorist kingpin, Abu Usman.

In an interview to indianexpress.com earlier, Salman had said, “People go to watch my films during festivals. They dress up, cheer and whistle. I have some other connect with my audience. 

They just don’t want to see me cry on screen.” Well, we saw the result of that in Salman’s previous release Tubelight. But Tiger Zinda Hai, for that matter, is roaring high at the theaters.

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State Bank of India Recruitment – Specialist Cadre Vacancies

State Bank of India (SBI) has recently published notification for the post of Deputy Manager (Internal Audit) in Specialist Cadre. Apply Online before 28th January 2018. All job seekers are invited to apply this post. Eligibility detail and application process is given in the below notification.

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~>No of Vacancies :- 50 Vacancies.

~>Post Name :- Deputy Manager (Internal Audit).

~>Job Location :- All Over India.

~>Late Date to apply or submit job application :- 28th January 2018.

State Bank of India (SBI) is an Indian multinational, public sector banking and financial services company. It is a government-owned corporation with its headquarters in Mumbai, Maharashtra.They have set the minimum eligibility requirement criteria in terms of Education, Age Limit and pay scale for fulfill their current positions.

~>Educational Qualification :- All Interested Candidates should have Chartered Accountant (CA) from Institute of Chartered Accountants of India.

~>Age Limit :- Applicants Minimum & Maximum age limit is 21 to 35 years (As on 30.06.2017). Age relaxations will be applicable as per the rules.

~>Application Fee :- Application fees require to pay at the time of online form submission Or Demand draft for offline job application. For this job application Candidates have to pay Rs.600/- (Rs.100/- for SC/ST Candidates) through Online mode.

~>Selection Procedure :- After sorting the all candidate’s application form interviewer panel will further Select candidate will be based on Online Test & Interview/Group Discussion.

~>Pay Scale :-  Candidates will get salary Rs. 31705 – 45950/- Per Month.

~>Grade Pay :- As per Rule.

~>How To Apply :- All Eligible job seekers may apply online through the website https://www.sbi.co.in from 05.01.2018 to 28.01.2018.

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WhatsApp on New Year's Eve: 20 Billion Messages Sent in India, 75 Billion Worldwide

WhatsApp says this is the highest-ever user activity on a single day

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More than 13 billion images, 5 billion videos were shared worldwide

Interestingly, WhatsApp suffered an outage late on New Year’s eve

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WhatsApp users in India sent over 20 billion messages on December 31 as they ushered in 2018 with wishes to family and friends. In a release, WhatsApp revealed that of the 75 billion messages shared on New Year’s Eve, 20 billion were just from India. These figures the highest-ever number of messages shared on the platform, which has over 1 billion users worldwide and counts India as its biggest market with 200 million users. It is notable that WhatsApp suffered an outage lasting more than an hour late on December 31, 2017 and in the early hours from January 1, 2018.

In a statement, WhatsApp said the 75 billion messages sent worldwide included more than 13 billion images and 5 billion videos. The company says it recorded this data is only for 12am to 11:59pm PST on December 31.

While this data represents huge volume and user activity on the platform, WhatsApp disappointed many in India when it went down as the clock struck midnight on January 1. The service went down across the country and users were unable to send messages to their loved ones for more than an hour. At the time, no reason for the outage was given by the company, which only said, “WhatsApp users around the world experienced a brief outage today that has now been resolved.”

In 2017, the Facebook-owned app introduced a number of new features and changes to the platform. These include the option to delete sent messages, arguably the biggest new feature since the blue ticks were introduced. Similarly, there were features such as the all-new Status, live location sharing, etc. to keep users engaged. However, co-founder Brian Acton also left WhatsApp in 2017 to “start a non-profit focused at the intersection of nonprofit, technology and communications.”

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Bhima Koregaon clash: 11 public transport buses damaged; E-way traffic hit

Traffic on Pune-Mumbai expressway was severely affected due to the three-hour ‘rasta roko aandolan’ by members of Dalit groups.

AT LEAST 11 buses run by the Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation (MSRTC) and the Pune Municipal Parivahan Mahamandal Limited (PMPML) were damaged during protests held in the city and the ouskirts on Tuesday, officials said.

 The protests were held in the aftermath of the clashes 

between Dalit and Maratha groups that broke out on Monday in villages around Bhima Koregaon during celebrations to commemorate the 200th anniversary of the Battle of Bhima Koregoan.

Traffic on Pune-Mumbai expressway was severely affected due to the three-hour ‘rasta roko aandolan’ by members of Dalit groups. Officials said as many as 8 to 9 buses were halted at Pimpri for over 4 to 6 hours. Srinivas Joshi, controller, Pune Division (MSRTC), said windows and windshields of three buses — Pune-Baramati (damaged at Bhekrai Nagar, Solapur Road), Daund-Tuljapur (damaged at Daund) and a stationery bus at Baramati Station — were damaged due to stonepelting.

On Monday, three other buses — Pune-Nagpur Shiv Shahi Volvo, Aurangabad-Pune and Alibuag-Aurangabad — were damaged by protesters, officials added. “A total of 139 buses have been damaged across the state,” an official with the MSRTC said. Officials with the PMPML said windshields of eight of their buses were damaged by protesters in different areas within the city and outskirts.

 Subhash Gaikwad, public relations officer, PMPML, said, “Our depot managers have reported damage to buses at Awhalwadi, Ganganagar, Nehrunagar, Manjari, Sadhu Vaswani Chowk and Pune Railway Station.”

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Both the transport bodies said services on none of the routes have been stalled but they were co-ordinating with the city and rural police to avoid sending buses to disturbed areas.

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Live updates: Maharashtra bandh today; state on edge after violence, protests

Maharashtra remained on edge after the anniversary of a battle fought 200 years ago brought to fore simmering caste tensions even as a statewide bandh called today to protest the state government's alleged failure to stop violence witnessed stray protest by Dalits. 

Traffic Update: Citizens find it difficult to book Ola and Uber cabs amid protests and rail roko at many places in Mumbai suburbs. Cab aggregators charge hefty amount for rides. 

The bus service towards Pune's Baramati and Satara and inter-state bus services from Karnataka-Maharashtra have been temporarily suspended till further order as a precautionary measure. 

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To prevent further damage the administration has also suspended internet services in Aurangabad. 

Rajya Sabha was abruptly adjourned today till noon as several opposition members, including those from the Congress and BSP, sought to raise the issue of caste violence in Maharashtra. 

Commuters have been left stranded due to lack of mode of transport in the state today. Scores of people were witnessed waiting near Thane's Vartak Nagar. 

Commuters are advised to avoid Kalanagar & MMRDA Junction for some time due to Rasta roko. 

Metro services between Ghatkopar and Airport Road station temporarily affected; running normal between Airport Road and Versova; expected to resume in the next 15 minutes. 

Railway tracks have been evacuated and train operations have resumed at Nallasopara/Virar from 10.30 hrs. 
Mumbai Dabbawala association on Tuesday decided not to run its delivery service, fearing the law and order issues in the city. 

Confirming the news, Association head Subhash Talekar said means of transportation difficult for delivery of tiffins on time during bandh . 

Groups of Dalit activists jumped on the railway tracks, shouting slogans and waving flags to attempt a rail-blockade at Thane and Virar stations in Palghar, but were prevented by the security forces. 

In Mumbai, colleges and schools opened as usual but schoolbuses stayed off roads as a precaution. One private school bus was stoned in Chembur but there were no injuries.

Though many taxi-auto rickshaw unions have supported the shutdown, the city's lifeline, the suburban trains and the BEST (Bombay Electric Supply And Transport) buses services were plying near-normally. 

Today's Class 11 exams at St Xavier's College in South Mumbai have been cancelled, college authorities said. 

Two film-related events scheduled for Wednesday here were cancelled due to the Maharashtra shutdown called by some Dalit parties. 

"Due to Maharashtra bandh today, we have decided to push our 'My Birthday Song' trailer release to tomorrow January 4, 2018. Thank you," tweeted the movie's producer and actor Sanjay Suri. 

Even a song launch event for "Sonu Ke Titu Ki Sweety" was cancelled "owing to the current situation in the city". 

Section 144 has been imposed in Maharashtra's Thane area till midnight of January 4, in the wake of the statewide band called by the dalit outfits, protesting against the Bhima-Koregaon violence. 

The protestors even halted the trains at Thane railway station pertaining to the same. 

"Few protestors tried to disrupt railway services at Thane, but were immediately cleared by RPF and GRP officials. Services are running uninterrupted on Central Railway as of now" says Chief Public Relations Officer (CPRO) Central Railway. 

Huge security forces have been deployed in Ghatkopar's Ramabai Colony and Eastern Express Highway to keep a check on any case of violence. 

Bharipa Bahujan Mahasangh (BBM) leader and Dr B R Ambedkar's grandson Prakash Ambedkar have called for Maharashtra bandhtoday to protest the state government's "failure" to stop the violence at Bhima Koregaon village in Pune district two days ago.

#Maharashtra: Large number of protesters have occupied the railway tracks at Nallasopara Station, disrupting rail t... https://t.co/BuYekMWInx

— ANI (@ANI) 1514956284000

Ambedkar alleged that Hindu Ekta Aghadi was responsible for the violence. 

In Pune, cases were registered by the Pimpri police against Milind Ekbote and Sambhaji Bhide, who head the Hindu Ekta Aghadi and Shivraj Pratishthan respectively, for allegedly inciting the violence. The two organisations had opposed the celebration of "British victory" in the battle. 

Mumbai Police detained more than 100 people over different locations in relation to violence. Jet Airways, Air India have waived off cancellation charges from Mumbai due to ongoing volatile situation in the state. 

Meanwhile, Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis ordered a judicial inquiry by a sitting judge of the Bombay High Court into the Pune violence, and appealed for calm. He said it needed to be ascertained if there was a conspiracy behind yesterday's violence. 

Fadnavis said a Rs 10 lakh compensation would be given to kin of the youth killed and his death would be probed by the CID. 

BSP Supremo Mayawati blamed BJP for the violence. 

Yeh jo ghatna ghati hai yeh roki ja sakti thi. Sarkaar ko wahan suraksha ka uchit prabandh karna chahiye tha. Wahan... https://t.co/zhb2uocRuB

— ANI UP (@ANINewsUP)1514903133000

Rahul Gandhi also slammed BJP-RSS for 'fascist anti-dalit vision'. 

A central pillar of the RSS/BJP's fascist vision for India is that Dalits should remain at the bottom of Indian soc... https://t.co/nBpwBJhhbL

— Office of RG (@OfficeOfRG)1514893597000

Gujarat Dalit leader Jignesh Mevani appealed for peace. 

Maharashtra government must ensure rule of law. I appeal to the people of Maharashtra to maintain peace.

— Jignesh Mevani (@jigneshmevani80)1514897828000

Local train services on the Harbour line were affected between Chembur and Govandi as the protesters blocked the railway tracks. 

Maharashtra state transport buses were also attacked. A total 134 MSRTC buses were damaged during today's violence. 

The central railway had to suspended suburban services between Kurla and Vashi on its harbour corridor and ran a special services between CSMT-Kurla and Vashi-Panvel section. 

Maharashtra: Security heightened in Mumbai's Chembur #BhimaKoregaonViolence https://t.co/WGAIDaKJX7

— ANI (@ANI) 1514890979000

As a precautionary measure, schools were shut in Mumbai. 

One person was killed on Monday when the the 200th anniversary celebrations of the Bhima-Koregaon battle in Pune district turned violent. The clash broke our between villagers from Koregaon Bhima, Pabal and Shikrapur and a large group of people celebrating the January 1, 1818, victory of British troops over Peshwa Bajirao II's army in Koregaon Bhima. 

Dalit leaders commemorate the British victory, as it is believed that soldiers from the Mahar community -- then considered untouchable -- were part of the East India Company's forces. 

However, some right-wing groups in Pune had expressed opposition to the celebrations of the "British victory". The violence had erupted after a local group and some members of the crowd on its way to the memorial had an argument over some issues. 

Prakash Ambedkar, grandson of Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar, has announced a state-wide bandh tomorrow as a protest against the police inaction. 

Activist and grandson of BR Ambedkar, Prakash Ambedkar has given call for a Maharashtra bandh tomorrow... https://t.co/9yWd70Z9MG

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"Request will be made to SC for judicial inquiry in Koregaon violence matter and CID inquiry will also be conducted on the death of the youth. 10 lakh compensation for victim's kin," Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis said. 

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