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Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) has announced Final results for Indian Economic Service/Indian Statistical Service Examination 2010. UPSC IES/ISS results 2011 are available Now.

Indian Economic Service/Indian Statistical Service Examination

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The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India Final & CPT Results 2011

The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India

(ICAI) CA Final & CPT Results 2011 Available Now....

CA CPT Common Proficiency Test Results 2011,Merit Lists,CA Final Exams Results 2011,Merit Lists are released today 19th July 2011 and available in the Official Websites.
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Sachin’s the best: Lara

The Sachin Tendulkar fan club keeps getting bigger with West Indies batting legend Brian Lara describing him as the best batsman in the world right now and former England captain Alec Stewart calling him “the modern day Don Bradman”.

Participating in a panel discussion at Indian captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni’s “East Meets West” Gala Dinner at the Hilton Park Lane in London on Monday, Lara said, “Sachin started playing (Test cricket) at the age of 16. And at 38 now, we have not seen a better player. Sachin is the best batsman in the world.”

“I am going to the Lord’s to see Sachin make his 100th century,” he said.

Stewart, who also participated in the discussion, described Tendulkar as the “modern day Bradman”.

India’s veteran batsman Rahul Dravid added to the praise, saying, “In India we have many gods and he is one of them.”

Answering questions from cricket commentator Henry Blofeld, Lara said, “While Sachin is special, Dravid is the wall.”

“Dravid is always going to be there — he is a tremendous player,” he said.

Stewart described Dravid as a “great player”.

“Dravid is India’s most technically gifted player,” he said.

About Lara, Stewart said, “he was the best player in the 90s. But in modern day, Sachin is a better player than Lara — a modern day Bradman.”

Asked to forecast on the outcome of the India-England series, Stewart gave it 2-1 to England.

Source: http://www.thehindu.com/

BHEL bags three ICWAI awards

NEW DELHI: State-run Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd today said it has bagged three ICWAI national awards for excellence in cost management.

Instituted by the Institute of Cost and Works Accountants of India (ICWAI), the awards recognise companies for their excellence in cost management and cost management practices.

BHEL's units at Trichy, Ranipet and Jhansi have been selected for the 2010 ICWAI awards in various categories.

In a statement, BHEL said it has been "conferred the maximum number of ICWAI national awards for excellence in cost management, among public and private sector companies".

BHEL's net profit jumped 39 per cent to Rs 6,011 crore in 2010-11 vis-a-vis the previous year. The entity's turnover stood at Rs 43,337 crore in the 2009-10 fiscal.

"Prudent cost management practices across the company have enabled BHEL to reduce material cost by a significant 5.22 per cent in the year 2010-11. In addition, staff costs have been curtailed to the tune of 2.6 per cent during the year," it added.

Source:http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/

US pushes India on nuclear liability

New Delhi: The recent serial blasts in Mumbai and counter-terrorism dominated the agenda this morning as Foreign Affairs Minister SM Krishna met with US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. These talks form Round 2 of the India-US strategic partnership dialogue; the first was held two years ago.

However, both countries have major differences on the civilian nuclear deal.

Mr Krishna and Ms Clinton spoke at length about Pakistan. Ms Clinton said that America has repeatedly told Pakistan that the perpetrators of 26/11 have to be brought to justice. "We have made it forcefully clear to Pakistan that it has a special obligation to act transparently, fully and urgently." She added, "There is a limit to what the US and India can do. But we will press as hard as possible."

Mr Krishna, for his part, mentioned "the importance of elimination of terror sanctuaries in Pakistan for regional stability and Pakistan's future."

In a reference to the US raid that found and killed Osama Bin Laden in Abbottabad, Ms Clinton said, "We want mutual recognition that we cannot tolerate a safe haven for terrorists anywhere. When we know the location of terrorists whose intentions are clear, we need to work together. We do not believe there are any terrorists who should be given a safe haven or free pass by any government."

While India and America seemed to share common ground in key areas like counter-terrorism and the sharing of intelligence, it was clear that serious differences continue to plague the civilian nuclear deal. India has been concerned about new guidelines issued by the Nuclear Suppliers Group which make off-limits technology for enrichment and reprocessing (ENR) to countries like India who have not signed the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty. India wants America to commit that these technologies will be shared as part of the nuclear deal with Washington.

Ms Clinton reaffirmed the United States' commitment for full civil nuclear cooperation. But she also stressed that "we need to resolve the issues that still remain." The main problem for US operators is a clause in India's new nuclear liability bill that makes the suppliers of reactors liable for 80 years for any accident at a plant. Private companies are unwilling to sign up, mainly because they are unable to find insurance to cover them for potentially crippling claims for damages.

Ms Clinton said it is critical for India to ratify within a year an International Convention that addresses liability, and then ensure that domestic laws comply with these guidelines.
While India does plan to ratify that convention, Indian laws are much tougher on suppliers than America wants. Even so, Indian officials say, these domestic laws are compatible with the international treaty.

On trade and investment, Ms Clinton said, "Progress made but both countries need to remove barriers and create jobs and opportunities." Mr Krishna stressed, "I highlighted that Indian IT companies are contributing to US economy through investment and by supporting US competitiveness."

Ms Clinton is accompanied by a 25-member delegation including top security officials in the US administration. She will travel to Chennai tomorrow, where she is scheduled to meet Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Minister Jayalalithaa.

Source: http://www.ndtv.com/

UPPSC postpones examination for recruitment of food inspectors

LUCKNOW: The Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission has postponed the examination for recruitment of 430 food inspectors scheduled on July 24 due to some change in rules, officials said here.

The post of food inspectors was advertised on January 23, 2010, but due to changes made by the Centre the name of the post and eligibility criteria was changed following which the exams have been cancelled, an official release issued here said.

The name of food inspectors have been changed to food security officer, it said, adding that the state was waiting for fresh guidelines by the centre to conduct the examination.

Source: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com