Private Member's Bill

Private Member's Bill.

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Inquiry numbers of State Transport Service Bus Depots of Gujarat (GSRTC)

Inquiry numbers of State Transport Service Bus Depots of Gujarat (GSRTC).

*કરો 1 ફોન ને જાણી લો બસનો ટાઇમ, આ છે ગુજરાત ST બસ ડેપોના નંબર્સ*

અનેકવાર તમારે સવારમાં વહેલા કે કોઇ પણ સમયે બહાર ગામ જવું હોય તો તમે મોટાભાગે એસટીબસનો ઉપયોગ કરો છો. આ સમયે તમને ખ્યાલ હોતો નથી કે તમને કયા સમયે બસ મળશે. મુશ્કેલી એ રહે છે કે તમારા વિસ્તારના બસ ડેપોના નંબર્સ પણ તમારા હાથવગા હોતા નથી કે તમે તરત જ ફોન કરીને બસનો સમય પૂછી શકો. 

 આજે અમે આપને આપના શહેરના બસ ડેપોના નંબર્સ આપી રહ્યા છીએ જેને તમે સેવ કરીને તમારા ફોનમાં રાખી શકો છો અને જરૂર પડે ત્યારે તરત જ 1 કોલ કરીને તમારું કામ સરળ બનાવી શકો છો. તો નોંધી લો આ ખાસ અને જરૂરી ગણાતા નંબર્સ.
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અડાજણ ગામ  2765221 
અમદાવાદ  079 25463360
અમદાવાદ  079 25463386
અમદાવાદ  079 25433396
અમદાવાદ  079 25463409 
અંબાજી  02749 262141 
અમરેલી  02792 222158 
આણંદ  02692 253293
અંજાર  02836 242692
આહવા  220030 
અંકલેશ્વર  02646 247030 
બગસરા  02796 222061 
બાલાસિનોર  02690 266026 
બાંટવા  02874 241444 
બારડોલી  02622 220188 
બારેજા  02718 3823221 
બારીયા  220271 
બરવાડા  237450 
બાવળા  02714 3432827
બાયડ  02779 222041 
બેચરાજી  02734 286337 
ભચાઉ  02837 224049 
ભરૂચ  02642 260609 
ભાવનગર  0278 2424147
ભિલોડા  232022
ભુજ   02832 220002 
બીલીમોરા   02634 284414 
બોડેલી  220800 
બોરસદ  02696 220028 
બોટાદ  02849 251420 
ચલાસમા  02734 222060
ચંડોળા   251420
ચંડોળા   5463360
છોટા ઉદેપુર   02669 232054
ચોટિલા   02751 280313 
ડભોઇ   02663 256343 
સજાવટ   02699 244277 
દાહોદ   02673 220043 
દહેગામ   02716 3632601 
ધંધુકા  02713 3323045
ધાંગધ્રા  02754 262954 
ધરમપુર  02633 242023 
ધારી  02748 225040 
ઢસા  02847 223044 
ધોળકા  02714 3422576
ધોરાજી  02824 221845
દીયોદર  02735 244453 
ડીસા  02743 221600 
દ્વારકા  02892 234204 
ઈડર  02778 250091
ગઢડા  02847 253556
ગાંધીનગર  02711 3222842
ગારીયાધાર  02843 250055 
ગોધરા  02672 241923 
ગોંડલ  02825 220096
હાલોલ  02672 220422 
હરીઝ   02733 222065
હિંમતનગર  02772 241233
ઇડર  02778 250091 
જંબુસર  02644 220138
જામજોધપુર  02898 220098
જામનગર   0288 2550270
જસદણ   02821 220220
જેતપુર   02823 220116
જૂનાગઢ  0285 2630303
જૂનાગઢ  0285 2631226 
કડી  02764 242716
કલોલ  02764 223113
કપડવંજ 02691 252816
કરજણ  02668 232064
કેશોદ  02871 236016
ખંભાડિયા  02833 234772
ખંભાત  02698 220242
ખેડા  02694 222034
ખેડબ્રહ્મા  02775 220044
ખેરાલુ   02761 231027
કોડીનાર  02795 221398
લિંબડી  02753 260083 
લુણાવાડા 02674 250001
મહુધા   2572526
મહુવા  02844 222217
મકરપુરા   2647204
માંડવી   02623 232544
માંગરોળ   02878 222093
માણસા   02763 270016
માતર   02694 285536
મહેસાણા   02762 251151
મોડાસા   02774 246239
મોરબી   02822 230701
મુન્દ્રા   02838 222125 
નડિયાદ   0268 2566411
નડિયાદ   0268 2568965 
નખત્રાણા   02835 222129
નલીયા  02831 222119
નારગોલ   267223
નવસારી   02637 258976
નવસારી   02637 254976
પાદરા   02662 222313
પાલનપુર   02742 252339
પાલીતાણા  02848 252168
પાટણ   02766 222222
પેટલાદ 02697 224371 
પોરબંદર   0286 2240959
પ્રાંતિજ   02770 230519 
રાધનપુર   02746 275388
રાજકોટ   0281 2235025
રાજકોટ  0281 2235026
રાજપીપળા   02640 220037
રાજુલા   02794 222070 
રાપર   02830 220002 
સંતરામપુર   02675 220029
સાવરકુંડલા   02845 222626 
સાવલી   02667 222827 
શિહોર   02846 222174
સિદ્ધપુર   02667 220314
સુરત શહેર   0261 2426972
સુરત Village1  0261 2443288
સુરત Village2  0261 2422006
સુરેન્દ્રનગર  02752 221152 
તળાજા  02842 222054 
તલોદ  02770 220687 
તારાપુર  02698 255627 
થરાદ  02737 220314 
ઉના  02875 221600 
ઉપલેટા  02826 221449 
ઉંઝા  02767 253565
વડનગર  02732 222054
વડોદરા શહેર  0265 2793887
વડોદરા ગામ   02652794700 
વલભીપુર   02842 244465 
વલસાડ   02632 244161 
વાપી   0260 2465731 
વાસદ   02693 274205
વેરાવળ   02876 221666
વિજાપુર   02763 220014
વિરમગામ   02715 3533233
વિસનગર   02765 231330
વાંકાનેર   02828 220558
ઝાઘડીઆ   220031
ઝાલોદ 02679 2241

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Group C Sports Quota jobs in Indian Audit and Accounts Department

Office of the Comptroller and Auditor, General of India, New Delhi has issued notification for Recruitment of Meritorious Sportspersons in Sports Quota in Indian Audit and Accounts Department. The Indian Audit and Accounts Department (IA&AD) invites applications from Indian Nationals for filling up the Group 'C' Posts of Auditor/ Accountant/ Clerk against Sports Quota through Open Advertisement for the year 2016-2017. The Recruitment will be made in the Games/ Sports of Cricket (Men), Football (Men), Hockey (Men), Badminton (Men and Women) and Table Tennis (Men and Women). Apply within 30 Days from the date of advertisement in Employment News Paper 03 – 09 June 2017 Issue.

Name of the Posts

Total Vacancies

Auditor/ Accountant/ Clerk

171

Age Limit:

Auditor / Accountant -> Between 18 and 27 years 

Clerk -> Between 18 and 27 years

Pay Scale:

Auditor / Accountant -> Level 5 in the Pay Matrix (Pre-revised Pay in the Pay Band ₹ 5200-20200 with Grade Pay ₹ 2800/-) 
Clerk -> Level 2 in the Pay Matrix (Pre-revised Pay in the Pay Band ₹ 5200-20200 with Grade Pay ₹ 1900/-)

Educational Qualification:

Auditor / Accountant -> Bachelor’s Degree of a recognised University.

Clerk -> Matric with 12th class or equivalent qualification from a recognised Board or University.

Selection Methods: The persons selected for the post of Clerk will have to qualify the Typing Test after appointment and the persons selected for the post of Auditor/Accountant will have to qualify the Departmental Confirmatory Test for Auditor/Accountant within two years from the date of their appointment. Failure to pass the examination will render them liable for discharge from service.

How to Apply: Eligible Applicants applying for both the posts of Auditor/ Accountant and Clerk should submit separate application for the posts. Applications may be made in the prescribedapplication format on plain paper affixing their recent passport size photograph, duly filled in to the concerned Nodal Office Addresses. The closing date for receipt of applications is 30 days from the date of publication of this advertisement (i.e. Last date will be 03/07/2017).

Official notification-
http://www.davp.nic.in/WriteReadData/ADS/eng_51101_1_1718b.pdf

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Physiotherapist Job in Government of India

Name Of The Organization:
Border Security Force


Name Of The Post:
ASI (Physio- therapist)


Total Number Of Vacancies:
1


Qualification:
Should have done Minimum Educational Qualification must be Passed Class 10th / Matric / 12th With Science / Diploma in Physiotherapy From a Recognized Board / university Institute.


Age Limitation:

20-27 years

Age Relaxation:
Relaxation for the reserved category job hunters will be given as per the government norms.


Selection process:
Selection of the applicants will be done on the basis of:


Written test
Physical Measurement
Physical Efficiency Test
Interview
Trade Test
Medical test


Examination Fee:
Applicants need to pay examination fee of Rs. 50/- in the form of Postal order or bank draft be drawn in favor of the DDO of respective Examination Center payable at respective branch


How to Apply:
Applicants who are interested to get this job they must fill the application form as in prescribed manner, attach the required Xerox copies of the particulars and send it at the proper address which is mentioned in the official notification.


Important Date:
Closing date: 14th July 2017


For more information, visit- http://bsf.nic.in/

Timeline of Indian History- Prehistoric to Ancient Era

Prehistoric: Human habitation of India.

 

5500 BCE: Cotton cultivation begins in India.

 

 

5000 BCE: Evidence of religious practices in the Indus Valley.

 

 

5000 BCE - 1500 BCE: The Indus Valley (or Harappan) Civilization.

 

4000 BCE: Farming settlements are established in the Indus Valley.

 

 

4000 BCE: Indian village of Balathal inhabited.

 

 

3300 BCE: Early Harappan Civilization of India practices burial of the dead.

 

 

3000 BCE: First signs of urbanization in the Indus Valley.

 

 

3000 BCE - 2600 BCE: The rise of the great Indian cities of Mohenjo Daro and Harappa.

 

 

2800 BCE: Later Harappan Civilization turns to cremation over burial.

 

 

2600 BCE: Dozens of towns and cities are established in the Indus Valley.

 

 

2000 BCE: Pepper is widely used in Indian cooking.

 

 

1700 BCE - 1500 BCE: Decline of the Harappan Culture in India.

 

 

1500 BCE - 500 BCE: The Vedic Period in India.

 

 

1500 BCE - 500 CE: The Gandhara Civilization flourishes in what is today the northern portion of Pakistan and Afghanistan.

 

 

1500 BCE: The Aryans - nomadic northerners from central Asia, begin to migrate into the Indus Valley.

 

 

1000 BCE: The Aryans expand into the Ganges valley in India.

 

 

700 BCE: India is divided into 16 Aryan states or kingdoms.

 

700 BCE: Development of the Charvaka school of philosophy in India.

 

 

700 BCE: Indian scholars codify and reinterpret Aryan beliefs to create the Upanishads texts forming the basis of Hinduism.

 

600 BCE: Charaka and Sushruta found two schools of Ayurveda.

 

 

599 BCE - 527 BCE: Traditional dating of the life of Vardhamana, according to Jain tradition.

 

 

544 BCE - 492 BCE: Bimbisara rules the Magadha kingdom in India.

 

 

530 BCE: Persia conquers the Indus Valley.

 

 

520 BCE - 325 CE: Achaemenid rule in the Gandhara region.

 

 

500 BCE: The kingdom of Magadha, ruled by Bimbisara, is the most powerful state in India.

 

500 BCE: The Indian epic the Ramayana is composed by the sage Valmiki.

 

 

492 BCE - 460 BCE: Ajatashatru rules the Magadha Kingdom in India.

 

490 BCE - 410 BCE: The life of Siddhartha Gautama according to modern scholar consensus.

 

 

404 BCE: First Buddhist Council at Rajgir, Bihar, India.

 

 

340 BCE - 298 BCE: Life of Indian Emperor Chandragupta, first ruler of the Mauryan Empire.

 

 

334 BCE: Second Buddhist Council at Magadha. The first division among Buddhists occurred at this council.

 

327 BCE - 325 BCE: Alexander's campaign in northern India.

 

 

326 BCE: Alexander the Great halts his eastward march and turns back from the banks of the river Beas, Punjab, India.

 

 

325 BCE - 320 BCE: Greek rule in Gandhara, ending some time after the death of Alexander the Great.

 

 

322 BCE - 298 BCE: Reign of Chandragupta, first ruler of the Mauryan Empire.

 

 

321 BCE: Dhana Nanda, king of Magadha, is killed by Chandragupta Maurya.

 

 

320 BCE - 180 BCE: Mauryan rule in the Gandhara region, beginning with Chandragupta Maurya.

 

 

320 BCE: Chandragupta Maurya seizes the throne of Magadhan and expands the kingdom over northern and central India.

 

 

305 BCE: Emperor Changragupta signs a treaty with Seleucos I, establishing borders and giving the Punjab to Chandragupta in return for 500 war elephants.

 

 

298 BCE: Chandragupta voluntarily abdicates the throne in favour of his son Bindusara. Jain sources say that Chandragupta turned into an ascetic and follower of Jainism, migrated south and starved himself to death.

 

 

298 BCE: Indian ruler Chandragupta Maurya dies.

 

 

298 BCE - 272 BCE: Chandragupta's son, Bindusara, rules and expands the Maurya Empire.

 

 

273 BCE - 236 BCE: Reign of Ashoka, third ruler of the Mauryan Empire.

 

 

268 BCE: Ashoka becomes emperor of the Maurya dynasty in India.

 

 

232 BCE: Indian ruler Ashoka dies and the Maurya empire declines.

 

 

200 BCE - 600 CE: Construction of the 30 Buddhist cave-shrines at Ajanta, many of which display features of Gupta architecture.

 

 

200 BCE: Beginning of the Greco-Bactrian conquests in India.

 

200 BCE - 185 BCE: Demetrios is general for his father and then becomes king, greatly extending the kingdom in India.

 

186 BCE: Demetrios wins a decisive battle in Gandhara, beginning the Yona (or Greek era) in India.

 

 

180 BCE - 80 BCE: Period of Indo-Greek rule in the Gandhara region.

 

165 BCE: The Greco-Bactrian king Eucratides invades India.

 

 

160 BCE - 135 BCE: Indo-Greek King Menander rules the Punjab.

 

 

130 BCE: Eucratids flee from Bactria to India. Rivalry between Eucratids and Euthydemids takes place in the Indo-Greek kingdoms.

 

 

80 BCE - 75 CE: The combined Scytho-Parthians rule Gandhara.

 

30 BCE: Pepper is directly imported by Roman ships from India and its price decreases.

 

 

1 CE - 100 CE: The Mahayana movement begins in India with its belief in bodhisattva - saintly souls who helped the living.

 

 

1 CE: First non-stop voyages from Egypt to India.

 

 

75 CE - 450 CE: Kushan rule in the Gandhara region, arguably the golden era of the Gandhara civilization in which art, architecture and the propagation of the Buddhist religion excelled.

 

100 CE: The large series of Mahayana Buddhist texts named in Sanskrit Prajnaparamita “Perfection of wisdom” begins to be written in Southern India.

 

320 CE - 550 CE: Gupta period, considered a golden age of ancient India in art and architecture.

 

 

320 CE: Gupta I founds the Gupta dynasty in northern India

 

 

380 CE - 415 CE: Reign of Chandra Gupta II in northern India.

 

 

450 CE: India is invaded by the White Huns across the Hindu Kush.

 

 

455 CE - 484 CE: Reign of the Tegin Tunjina or Khingila of the White Huns in the region known as Gandhara.

 

 

470 CE: Beginning of White Hun Raids into India.

 

 

484 CE - 515 CE: Reign of the White Hun king Tormana, son of Tunjina.

 

 

500 CE - 600 CE: In India the Tantric expands the number of deities to include helpful demons, contactable through ritual.

 

500 CE: Life of Ajita Kesakambali, prominent member of the Charvaka school.

 

 

515 CE - 533 CE: Reign of the king Mihirakula of the White Huns in Gandhara.

 

535 CE - 566 CE: Reign of Calukya ruler Pulakasin I.

 

 

550 CE: The end of the reign of Visnugupta Chandraditya, last of the Gupta rulers in northern India.

 

610 CE - 642 CE: Reign of Calukya ruler Pulakasin II. .

 

630 CE - 634 CE: Harsha fights and gets defeated by Pulakesin II.

 

 

630 CE: Hiuen Tsang comes to India.

 

655 CE - 681 CE: Reign of Calukya ruler Vikramaditya I.

 

 

712 CE: Muslim general Muhammed bin Quasim conquers northern India.

 

770 CE: The Kailasa rock-cut temple at Ellora is completed and dedicated to Shiva.

 

950 CE: The Mukteshvara Temple is built at Bhubaneswar.

 

985 CE - 1014 CE: Reign of Chola king Rajaraja I in southern and central India, whose capital was at Thanjavur.

 

1010 CE - 1025 CE: The Brihadishvara Temple is built at Tanjavur, Tamil Nadu, India.

 

1012 CE - 1044 CE: Reign of Chola king Rajendra I who controlled most of India.

Components of time- Useful for competitive exams

Components of time- Useful for competitive exams.