Heritage Site
People enjoying summer vacation in Garden
Architecture
Indian God
Photo
Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu, India
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Tuesday, April 23, 2013
Baby Pics
Baby with pink lips
Dreaming baby
Fruit loving baby
Sweet baby
Tech savvy baby
White baby
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Rare old pics of United Kingdom
Bruce's statue and Abbey Craig, Stirling, Scotland
Durham Cathedral, Durham
Guard of the 93rd Highlanders, Stirling, Scotland
Lower Solva, Pembrokeshire
Ludgate Hill and Fleet St, London
Mount Argus, Barmouth
Souvenir of Largs, Scotland rare pics
Souvenir of Largs, Scotland
St Cuthberts Parish Church, Edinburgh
Stirling Castle Palace, Stirling, Scotland
Photo credit : http://www.flickr.com/photos/gsofv
Rare old pics of United Kingdom downloaded and used under Common creative license.
Rare old pics of United Kingdom downloaded and used under Common creative license.
The Musicians
Celebration wallpaper
Depth of field
Light decoration on wall
Man with cap on his head
The Musician at concert
Image of People at work
The Guitarist
Sunday, April 21, 2013
Photos
Antic cycles
Nice Bridge
Cyclist taking rest on side of the road
Cyclist
Pattern photography
Queen on chair
River
Stone in hand
Water fall photography
Antic shop
Fruit in Hand
Photos taken by : http://www.flickr.com/photos/almitaayon/
Random Pics
Bridge
Home in Japan
Home in Jungle
Image
Mountain
Ropway in Japan
Street photography
Photo courtsey : http://www.flickr.com/photos/chillmimi
Monday, April 8, 2013
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Friday, April 5, 2013
Maharashtra state civil services exam postponed due to candidate data lost
Chief Minister Prithviraj Chavan Thursday postponed the Maharashtra state civil services exam after the commission conducting the exam lost data of 350,000 candidates from its server due to a technical snag.Chavan's announcement came in the state legislature, barely a day after he declared that the Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC ) examination would be conducted as per original schedule Sunday April 7.
The fresh date for the examination, likely to be in early May, shall be announced soon, MPSC officials indicated.Earlier Thursday, leaders of all political parties, including Leader of Opposition in the assembly Eknath Khadse and Leader of Opposition in the council Vinod Tawde discussed the issue in detail with Chavan and impressed upon the need for a postponement.
The examination hit a major snag following a virus attack on the MPSC main server which led to the loss of complete data of nearly 350,000 candidates due to appear for two papers.As a result, candidates were not given their hall tickets, information on examination centres, seat numbers and other details.
This led to widespread protests from the candidates as well as all political parties which demanded postponement of the examination, though MPSC insisted that candidates must resubmit their data by Thursday evening.
"All candidates would be intimated via SMS their exam centre details, and they can produce their exam fee receipt along with a photograph to write the exam. There will be no compulsion on the hall ticket," Chavan told the house Wednesday, shooting down all demands to postpone the examination.
Meanwhile, candidates recounted harrowing tales of their attempts to resubmit data with the MPSC.
While most attempt failed as they could not log-in to the MPSC server, in rural areas, candidates had to grapple with 16-18 hours power cuts which prevented them from filing details.
In many urban areas, candidates not having computers spent all night in cyber cafes trying unsuccessfully to resubmit their data.
Similarly, for many candidates it was final do-or-die attempt as they would be rendered age-barred next year if they did not write the examination this year.
Most parties have pulled up the MPSC for failure to maintain backup of the data on such a crucial public examination which has two papers of 200 marks each with negative marking for wrong answers. The exam is on the lines of those conducted by the Union Public Service Commission.
The fresh date for the examination, likely to be in early May, shall be announced soon, MPSC officials indicated.Earlier Thursday, leaders of all political parties, including Leader of Opposition in the assembly Eknath Khadse and Leader of Opposition in the council Vinod Tawde discussed the issue in detail with Chavan and impressed upon the need for a postponement.
The examination hit a major snag following a virus attack on the MPSC main server which led to the loss of complete data of nearly 350,000 candidates due to appear for two papers.As a result, candidates were not given their hall tickets, information on examination centres, seat numbers and other details.
This led to widespread protests from the candidates as well as all political parties which demanded postponement of the examination, though MPSC insisted that candidates must resubmit their data by Thursday evening.
"All candidates would be intimated via SMS their exam centre details, and they can produce their exam fee receipt along with a photograph to write the exam. There will be no compulsion on the hall ticket," Chavan told the house Wednesday, shooting down all demands to postpone the examination.
Meanwhile, candidates recounted harrowing tales of their attempts to resubmit data with the MPSC.
While most attempt failed as they could not log-in to the MPSC server, in rural areas, candidates had to grapple with 16-18 hours power cuts which prevented them from filing details.
In many urban areas, candidates not having computers spent all night in cyber cafes trying unsuccessfully to resubmit their data.
Similarly, for many candidates it was final do-or-die attempt as they would be rendered age-barred next year if they did not write the examination this year.
Most parties have pulled up the MPSC for failure to maintain backup of the data on such a crucial public examination which has two papers of 200 marks each with negative marking for wrong answers. The exam is on the lines of those conducted by the Union Public Service Commission.
-With inputs from IANS
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