Wednesday, April 18, 2012

बीएसएफ ने जब्त की तस्करी की सामग्री


दैनिक जागरण से 

Tue, 17 Apr 2012


बालुरघाट/गंगारामपुर, जाटी : भारत-बांग्लादेश सीमांतवर्ती क्षेत्र हमजापुर बीओपी में बीएसएफ की 120 नं. बटालियन जवानों ने चोरी छिपे ढंग से बांग्लादेश ले जाई जा रही फैंसीडिल की बोतलों को पकड़ लिया। सूत्रों ने बताया कि गुप्त सूचना मिली थी कि काफी तादाद में फैंसीडिल की बोतलें बांग्लादेश ले जाई जा रही है। उसी आधार पर की गई छापेमारी में 1,485 फैंसीडिल की बोतलें बरामद हुई जिन्हें कस्टम विभाग को सुपुर्द कर दिया जाएगा। छापेमारी के दौरान तस्कर भागने में कामयाब रहे। बीएसएफ सूत्र के अनुसार फैंसीडिल के अलावा जवानों ने तीन शर्ट पीस भी बरामद किए हैं। बरामद सामान की कीमत अनुमानित दो लाख सात हजार 541 रुपए बताए गए हैं। सोमवार की रात 11 बजे के करीब सीमांत क्षेत्र के आबेदपुर गांव के समीप गश्ती के दौरान माल की बरामदगी हुई है।
http://www.jagran.com/west-bengal/dakshin-dinajpur-9150256.html

Saturday, March 17, 2012

Budget 2012: You get to save Rs 22,000 in Income Tax, but be ready to spend more on everything else

From The Economic Times 17 March 2012
He's attempted to put more money in your pockets by nudging tax exemption limits upwards. But that will still prove to be loose change when you consider that the finance minister hopes to shore up revenues by making almost everything you set out to spend on more expensive. In already inflationary climes, that's not going to help bump up consumption. 

"The signals are not good considering consumer demand is anyway low due to recurrent price hikes on account of commodity inflation and other macroeconomic conditions," says Manish Sharma, managing director, Panasonic India. "Demand will get dampened and we expect the (consumer durables) industry growth to be hit by 10-15% this year, after last year's dismal singledigit growth rate," he adds. 

Budget 2012: How to not pay any tax with an income of Rs 7.85 lakh


From The Economic Times 17 March 2012
The hike in I-T exemption limit from Rs 1.8 lakh to Rs 2 lakh saves men Rs 2,060 in annual taxes, but women gain only Rs 1,030 since they had a higher limit of Rs 1.9 lakh. Senior citizens gain nothing since they were even now not paying tax below Rs 2.5 lakh a year.

The shift in slabs with 30% kicking in at Rs 10 lakh, not Rs 8 lakh, means those between these two limits save anything from Rs 2,060 to Rs 22,660 per annum (or Rs 1,030 to 21,630 for women), while those with annual incomes above Rs 10 lakh save Rs 22,660 (or Rs 21,630), irrespective of their income. For senior citizens, savings are at best Rs 20,600. 

Thursday, March 15, 2012

Now, BSF Bill in trouble as CPM raises questions


From Express news service : New Delhi, Wed Mar 14 2012
After the National Counter Terrorism Centre and the Railway Protection Force Act, the Centre is likely to face similar protests from the Opposition on the Border Security Force (Amendment) Bill. In this case too, the contention is that the Centre is trying to usurp the powers of the states.
The CPM flagged off the debate, with senior leader and Rajya Sabha MP Sitaram Yechury asserting that the BSF Bill was a “direct intrusion into the rights of the states”. The Bill proposes to extend the area of BSF’s operation to any part of India as notified by the Centre.
Yechury said some members of the parliamentary committee had questioned the need for widening the scope for deployment of the BSF in the hinterland areas. The parliamentary standing committee on home headed by BJP’s Venkaiah Naidu had, however, adopted the Bill without any changes after deliberations, but suggested that the concerns be addressed appropriately.
Taking a dig at the Trinamool Congress, Yechury said UPA allies who do not like the policies of the Congress should quit the coalition. Referring to the DMK stalling the RS over the Sri Lanka issue, he said it was peculiar to see government allies disrupting Parliament.

Friday, March 9, 2012

IPS now open to defence, police officers

Aloke Tikku, Hindustan Times
New Delhi, March 06, 2012
Young defence and police officers will finally get a shot at joining the elite Indian Police Service (IPS) on May 20. The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) has decided to hold the first limited competitive examination (LCE) at seven centres in the country on May 20 along with civil services preliminary examination.
Defence officers of the rank of major and captain and police officers of the deputy superintendent of police rank will be eligible to sit the LCE.

Thursday, March 1, 2012

Indian Police Service Limited Competitive Exam Mar 2012


upsc Indian Police Service Limited Competitive Exam Mar 2012



Notification


Employment News 10 - 16 March 2012 www.employmentnews.gov.in 17
EXAMINATION NOTICE NO. 05/2012-IPSLC DATED: 10.03.2012
(Last Date for Receipt of Applications : 01.04.2012)
INDIAN POLICE SERVICE LIMITED COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION, 2012
(Commission's Website http://www.upsc.gov.in)
UNION PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
IMPORTANT
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Recruitment Plan (2009-2020) for Indian Police Service


From MHA

Recruitment Plan (2009-2020) for Indian Police Service
Final Report
Kamal Kumar, IPS (Retd.)

Ministry of Home Affairs
Government of India

Sunday, February 26, 2012

RECRUITMENT OF CONSTABLES (GD) IN CAPFS (CPOs) AND RIFLEMAN (GD) IN ASSAM RIFLES,2012


Written Examination – 22nd April, 201212
The candidates qualifying in PST/PET will be called for a Written
Examination.  Though the Commission will endeavour to accommodate
the candidates in centres opted by him / her, it may combine the centres
or divert the candidates to other centres, depending on administrative
convenience.  The Written examination  will consist of only  one
objective type paper containing  100 questions and carrying  100
marks, with the following composition -

Subject                                                                  Number  of  Questions            Maximum Marks          
Part A General  Intelligence and Reasoning                                  25                              25          
Part B General Knowledge and General Awareness                    25                               25
Part C Elementary Mathematics                                                  25                               25
Part D English/Hindi                                                                    25                               25


Duration/Time Allowed                 2 Hours (10.00 AM to 12.00 Noon)

Friday, February 10, 2012

4 BSF officers killed, 2 injured in IED blast in Odisha

From The Times Of India
PTI | Feb 10, 2012,
BHUBANESWAR: Four BSF officers, including a Commanding Officer, were killed while two others were injured in an IED blast by suspectedMaoists in Malkangiri district of Odisha. 

BSF director general U K Bansal has rushed to the spot, which is next to the Balimela reservoir, infamous for the deadly Naxal ambush in June 2008 when 38 Greyhound commandos of Andhra Pradesh police were killed when they were crossing the water body in a boat. 

The BSF squad travelling a jeep was targeted at Balimela culvert at around 1 PM in the Janbai area of the district, under Chitragonda police station, 465 km from here. 

The jungles here are a Naxal hotbed as it touches the borders of two other states - Andhra Pradesh and Chhattisgarh - making it a corridor for Maoists. 

According to initial reports, the officers were returning in the vehicle after attending a security meeting with the district administration for forthcoming Panchayat elections in the state. 

The victims have been identified as Commandant (107 battalion) J R Khaswan, his Second-in-Command Rajesh Sharan, inspector Ashok Yadav and assistant sub-inspector and radio operator of the squad Jitendra. 

The two other troopers who were injured have been identified as constables Bishnu Panigrahi and S K Kundu. 

Kundu was driving the ill-fated BSF vehicle. A BSF unit is located close to the area where the blast occurred and the team was approaching it. 

"A reinforcement contingent of joint security forces has been dispatched for search operations," a senior official said.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/4-BSF-officers-killed-2-injured-in-IED-blast-in-Odisha/articleshow/11837623.cms

Wednesday, February 8, 2012

HISTORY OF BSF

HISTORY OF BSF

      Though the idea of raising a ‘Force’ under a unified command kept simmering since Chinese aggression, but it could get conceptualised only after the Rann of Kutch invasion by Pak infiltrators which came as a prelude to 1965 Indo-Pak war.   After the 1965 Indo-Pak war concluded, a high level meeting was held between three stalwart of Indian policy making i.e. the then Home Secretary Sh L P Singh, Chief of Army staff Gen J N Chaudhuri and the then Defence Secretary.   The concept of the Border Security Force emerged through a noting initiated by Sh L P Singh to the Govt of India which ran as under :-

    • “I have had a discussion with the COAS and Defence Secretary, and I am putting down below the ideas that have emerged from the discussion :-

    • )All the police forces to be employed on border security duties should come under the control of the Ministry of Home Affairs.   They should be divided into three or four regional groups each under the command of an officer of the rank of Inspector General of   Police;

    • )There may be a small Central organisation with responsibility for supervision, coordination etc;

    • )The force should not have overaged men, and there should be careful screening of officers.   The officers taken from the police should be all volunteers, and the force should draw upon officers from the Armed Forces to the extent necessary;

    • )Each battalion should have the same strength – about 700 and should be armed and equipped on a standard scale;

    • )All the battalions should be given further training by training teams to be sent out from the Armed Forces;

    • )There should be coordination with Defence at the Central and appropriate lower levels; to facilitate this, there should be a senior military officer at the Defence HQrs for liasion with the head of the Border Security Force;

    • )The State administrations would have to be kept in the picture, and it would be necessary for the...



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Monday, January 2, 2012

Likely Rate of Dearness Allowance (DA) For Jan-Jun 2012

The Labour Bureau, Government of India has released All India Consumer Price Index Number for Industrial Workers (CPI-IW) on base 2001=100 for the month of Nov 2011. Based on the figures of last eleven out of relevant twelve months the tentative calculation of Dearness Allowance for Central Government Employees comes to 65% wef 1.1.2012.

The final calculation, however will be available after taking into consideration the AICPI figures for Dec 2011.