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Introduction

Preparation for any competitive examination-not merely devoting time but making plans and taking help from expert coaching centers-is what a student must do. Avision Institute emerges among the best competitive exam preparation center in Karimganj/Sribhumi. The institute has been well recognized for its quality coaching and good experience of faculty. Avision Institute encompasses every aspect of government exams, banking exams, and state civil services exams into a comprehensive approach toward success.

Why Avision Institute?

Among all the culprits of making up really a trustworthy coaching center for competitive exams, Avision Institute definitely boasts a bright point of being in such company. Here are some valid reasons about why many aspirants choose Avision Institute.

Experienced Professors: Highly qualified with many years of experience mentoring students through many competitive exams.

Collated Curriculum: All subjects with a complete and planned course that deals well with General Knowledge, Reasoning, Mathematics, and English.

Regular Mock Tests: Tests and evaluations run at frequent intervals to show the overall progress and performance.

Personalized Guidance: One-to-One interaction on doubt-clearing for better understanding.

Current Study Materials: Comprehensive but up-to-date study materials congruent with a syllabus for exam preparation.

Top APSC Coaching in Karimganj/Sribhumi

Assam Public service commission (APSC) exam is amongst the most anticipated state-level examinations among aspirants vying for government jobs. Avision Institute has been regarded as the best APSC coaching in Karimganj/Sribhumi, providing the most solid platform for aspiring students wanting to clear it.

Characteristics of the APSC Coaching by Avision Institute:

Subject Tracking: In-depth coaching in subjects like General Studies, History, Geography, and Polity.

Experienced Mentors: Subject Experts imparting key concepts and tips for APSC exams' solutions.

Test Series & Evaluations: Regular practice tests and answer writing sessions are aimed to improve performance.

Interview Preparation: Grooming and handling interview courses aimed mainly at personality nurturing.

At Avision Institute, APSC aspirants have the best guidance and mentorship to boost their preparation and improve their winning chances.

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Students preparing for banking examinations like IBPS PO, IBPS Clerk, SBI PO, or RBI tests require a lot of quantization, reasoning abilities, and general awareness as cornerstones of the exams. Avision Institute represents the best banking coaching center in Karimganj/Sribhumi and gets candidates prepared well for these top-level examinations.

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With Avision Institute, aspirants of the banking sector gain confidence and learn the skills required to ace their exams.

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Avision Institute is the top competitive exam preparation institute in Karimganj/Sribhumi that provides excellent coaching for government and banking exams. With its well-formatted teaching methodology, experienced staff, and result-driven approach, the institute has become the most sought-after institute by aspirants. Whether you need the best coaching for APSC in Karimganj/Sribhumi or the best coaching for banking in Karimganj/Sribhumi, Avision Institute offers the correct direction to achieve your professional aspirations. Begin your journey of success now with Avision Institute!

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Get Ready For The APSC and MPPSC Exams Through The Syllabus Updates @ Jobads

Every state has a public service commission body like Assam public service commission, Gujarat public service commission, etc for extending opportunities, protecting the people from vulnerable situations, and also improving everyone's quality of life through good education, etc. If you are a person looking to start your career in the government sector and public services, then apply for these Public service jobs on Jobads. It is a single platform to refer to various options like Syllabus, Previous papers, Results, and latest notifications. Here we discuss the Assam and Madhya Pradesh public service commissions recruitment along with their syllabus updates. 

Junior Engineer Exam Syllabus of APSC Recruitment 2019

Good news!! for the job seekers who are eagerly waiting for the APSC Recruitment notice. The Assam Public Service Commission has announced 463 vacancies under the Junior Engineer and Assistant Engineer job roles. If we look into the no.of vacancies in detail there 156 jobs disclosed under Assistant Engineer of Public Works Roads Dept and 307 Junior Engineer Jobs under the public works dept. Here are some important points of the Assam PSC Written Exam Pattern 2019.

Name of the paper: APSC PWD AE JE Civil Exam 2020

Tentative Exam Date: Feb-March 2020

Language of Question Paper: English/ Hindi

Total no.of Topics in the paper: Civil Engineering topics and General studies.

Exam Type: Objective

No.of Questions: 100 Questions (Each Topic 50 Questions)

No.of Marks: 200

Negative Marking: Not applicable

Syllabus: Updated APSC Jr Engineer Syllabus

The above link provides a detailed view of the  APSC AE JE Syllabus depending upon sections wise, making it easy for the job seeker to understand the topics. Candidates can now plan a schedule to complete the Exam syllabus of APSC Jr Engineer Recruitment and go through previous papers for practice.  

Primary Details of MPPSC State Service Exam Pattern

Did you apply for the MPPSC State Service Exam 2019-20? If your answer is yes, then go through the article thoroughly to get all the latest updates of the MPPSC SSE Syllabus & Exam pattern. The Madhya Pradesh Govt has decided to fill 330 vacancies under the Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission. According to the MPPSC selection process, there are three rounds named - Preliminary & Mains Written Exam and Interview.

Short note on MPPSC SSE Prelims Exam Pattern & SSE Mains Test Pattern

The prelims exam is an objective exam with two main sections- General Knowledge and General Aptitude. The MPPSC SSE exam is for 400 marks with 4 hours time duration (Each section 2 hours time). To extract all the topics of various major sections go through the MPPSC State Service Exam Syllabus now.

Whereas the mains exam is also objective type consisting of six sections - General  Studies-1, General  Studies-2, General  Studies-3, General  Studies-4, General Hindi and essay writing in Hindi. The mains exam is for 1575 marks with 3 hours time duration. 

If you are a job aspirant looking for opportunities in the Government sector then stay tuned to the latest Sarkari Naukri Vacancies of jobads. This blog updates you with all the latest notifications and Recruitment released every week through Sarkari Naukari Weekly Updates. These Sarkari Job updates present you the job notifications from various parts of India from various fields like Engineering, Medical, Assistant, technicians, etc. So, job seekers refer to the Sarkari Naukri Openings daily to get your dream job.

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Natives’ or ‘outsiders'? A mob attack in Meghalaya throws questions of belonging into sharp relief

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Natives’ or ‘outsiders'? A mob attack in Meghalaya throws questions of belonging into sharp relief

Decades of xenophobic rhetoric has caused friction and uncertainty

Night view of Shillong, the capital of Meghalaya, a hill station in the northeastern part of India. Image from Flickr by Santanu Sen. CC BY-NC-ND 2.0

The recent attack on six boys from the Bengali community in Shillong has reignited the ‘native’ versus ‘outsiders’ debate in the Indian state of Meghalaya. The deeply entrenched idea that only Indigenous people — known as ‘tribals’ — should have rights to stay, own land or secure good jobs there is contributing to the marginalisation of people who aren't originally from the area. A hilly state whose name means “the abode of clouds” in Sanskrit, Meghalaya is an epicentre for many of North East India's Indigenous tribes. Bordering both the Indian state of Assam and neighbouring Bangladesh, the three Indigenous communities of Khasi, Garo and Jayantia comprise about 83 per cent of the state's population. Its non-Indigenous community includes Bengali, Nepali and other Indian communities, like Sikhs, Biharis, and the Marwadi people. The Bengali youth were attacked — allegedly by a 20-person-strong mob — on July 3, when they went to play basketball in the Lawsohtun district of Shillong. On Twitter, the Meghalaya police confirmed the report and appealed to eyewitnesses to assist:

Update regarding Lawsohtun incident. A criminal case No. 71(07)20 has been registered at Laban PS, following which, 3 suspects were picked up yesterday and 8 suspects were picked up today. We appeal to all the witness(es) to kindly come forward & help the investigation team. pic.twitter.com/KjkAB2kjGS — Meghalaya Police (@MeghalayaPolice) July 4, 2020

The incident has provoked widespread discussion across Shillong, putting issues like land rights and illegal immigrants back on the front burner. In an article for the Assam Tribune, journalist Patricia Mukhim raised concerns about rising inter-community conflicts in Meghalaya, but several netizens criticised her stance, alleging that she is trying to sully the Indigenous community by ascribing racist motives to the incident. Meghalaya governor Tathagata Roy, however, defended Mukhim's writings:

Sometimes some good emerges from evil. Attack on five non-tribal boys who were playing basketball at Lawsohtun,Shillong,by a masked gang of 20-apparently all tribals-has brought forth strident criticism from prominent tribal citizens like Ms Patricia Mukhim and Albert Thyrniang. — Tathagata Roy (@tathagata2) July 9, 2020

The Dorbar Shnong, an important political institution for the Khasi and Jaintia tribes of Meghalaya, mentioned that the incident was a “clash between two groups and not to be misunderstood as racial”. However, incidents like this are not stand-alone; Meghalaya has a history of similar events.

Who are the ‘outsiders'?

The xenophobic narrative in Shillong took root during Britain's colonisation of India, when Meghalaya was part of Assam. From 1864 to 1874, officials from West Bengal were brought in to help with administrative work; many of them settled in various parts of Assam. After the partition of Bengal in 1947, some Bengali Hindus who were being persecuted in Bangladesh (then East Pakistan) came seeking refuge. The Assam government settled them in the vicinity of Shillong, during which time other communities — like the Nepali, Marwadi and Bihari — also settled there. The state's notion of illegal immigrants, therefore, is not limited to Bengalis; many ‘tribals’ also consider Nepali people, as well as Indian communities like Biharis and Punjabis, as foreigners. The third wave of Bengali migration in Meghalaya happened when refugees fled the oppression of the Pakistani army during the Bangladesh Liberation War in 1971. By January 21, 1972, Meghalaya had become a full-fledged Indian state, with Shillong as its capital. Ironically, according to a popular story among the community's Indigenous folk, most of the Nepali people in Meghalaya arrived after the 1950 Treaty of Peace and Friendship between the governments of India and Nepal, which allows citizens of both countries to travel between them without the need for passports or visas. “One who speaks a different language follows a different culture and practices” and “who is not native to the land” — these are the definitions of an ‘outsider’ in Meghalaya.

A khasi tribal woman from Cherrapunji, Meghalaya. Image via Flickr by Roman Korzh. CC BY-NC-ND 2.0.

Land rights and socio-economic issues

Many Indigenous groups paint the ‘non-tribals’ as exploiters of their jobs, land and economic resources. While reviewing the book ‘Insider Outsider: Belonging and Unbelonging in North-East India’ for the online news portal LiveMint, Sanjukta Sharma wrote:

Ever since the 1950s, the hills of the North-East have been marked along ethnic lines. As scholar Binayak Dutta says in his essay, multi-ethnicity has been viewed as a ‘transgression of community spaces’ in the region, and violence viewed ‘as a legitimate means to homogenize geopolitical and social spaces, in the name of protection of community interests.

‘Dkhar’ (or ‘Dikhar’) is a derogatory term often used to describe ‘non-tribals’ and mainland Indian people. More recently, it is being used to refer to Bengali-speaking people who hail from East Bengal (Bangladesh) and West Bengal. The state of Meghalaya falls under the sixth schedule of the Indian constitution, which protects the culture, language and civil rights of Indigenous people. Additional privileges, like land rights, also favour to some extent the interest of the local tribes. Writer Naomi Dutta acknowledged the complexity of the issue in a tweet:

I am an Assamese Hindu but grew up in Shillong. As a non tribal.( a minority). This thread is interesting – even as I am conflicted. The fear of the outsider & regional chauvinism, yet the real loss of indigenous identity. It is complex – there are no easy answers. Not on Twitter https://t.co/IDPAOx0iMh — Naomi Datta (@nowme_datta) December 24, 2019

The ethnic tensions of Meghalaya — as well as most of India's north-eastern states — can be linked to the ‘outsider’ narrative, as well as to the protection of the uniqueness of culture, language, and customs of local Indigenous communities. Apart from conscious cultural and linguistic awareness, politics also plays a major role in building these narratives. A Facebook group, ‘Stop Discriminating Non-Tribals in North East’, stresses:

Before we divide and classify ourselves into various caste[s], creed[s], tribes, or religion[s], let us just take a moment to consider the fact that above all these divisions lies the fact that we are all fellow human beings and our specie[s] has thrived because of the saga of migration that [began] from Africa millions of years before the existence of the modern society.

Therein lies the rub. As Mahua Sen, who authored an essay in ‘Insider Outsider’, asks:

If benevolent humanity were to erect a symbolic sculpture of a refugee, wouldn’t it be a poetic paradox to assign it a square piece of land in this world?

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Assam Government Job Update Resource Play A Key Role For Jobseekers

Have you imagined the expectation of a person who is doing hard work to get a sarkari job in Assam with a view to making a bright future? Job searchers are always looking for job updates that help them to get more specification about upcoming jobs related to their career. At this point, legitimate Assam Government job update resources come to the front of these job searchers like a blessing. Job update resources fill up the gap between jobs and job searchers by providing valuable information related to the job. Benefits of Assam Government Job Update Resources: -The main section of resources shows the headings of current jobs and upcoming jobs with the last date of filling the application, so a job searcher can easily understand the application fill up before the end date. -By clicking on the heading of the jobs, job searchers come to the detailed section of jobs in which more specification to be described like how many job posts available, age limit, application fee details, job location, required education qualifications and much more. -The result section is visited by job searchers regularly. This section also gives the list of qualified candidates and also useful detail of where to report after passing the target exam. -The written languages of job update resources are easily understandable and very clear. -Email subscribing facilities update the job searcher about the upcoming jobs, results and more information. -Mobile number of subscribing facilities help the job searcher by providing the latest details about jobs. -Blog section shares tips and tricks like how to solve mathematics questions and also shares information about the general knowledge questions. -Subscribing to the job update blogs, articles, press releases RSS feed shares important future job guide. -Search facilities provide a flexible approach to get job updates with respect to searches. Get up-to-date information about online application or registration from the job update resources related to govt job in Assam. Interested people must regularly visit these job resources. According to the reviews, comments, discussion people get the more legible source of information and also understand the value of resources on the internet platform. Some resources share answer keys about taking an exam; these answer keys can increase knowledge to the job seeker and also become helpful for exam preparation. These types of resources play a vital role in making the career of a job searcher by providing him/her with the latest update of govt job in Assam.

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NEW DELHI: India´s home affairs minister on Sunday said his government “will not allow a single illegal immigrant to stay”, as he visited Assam state where a controversial citizenship register sparked uproar from the almost two million people excluded.

The register, feared to be a cover for the ruling Hindu-nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party to expel Muslims, has ensnared many Muslims as well as the Hindus who are a vote bank for the party.

Senior figures in the party had shied away from commenting on the list, published on August 30 and which sparked an outcry from local BJP leaders over Hindus who were omitted.

The home affairs ministry, paraphrasing a speech by Home Affairs Minister Amit Shah in the northeastern state, said he was satisfied with the “timely completion of the process”.

“Shah… also added that the government will not allow a single illegal immigrant to stay back in the country,” the statement said.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi´s government had backed the National Register of Citizens (NRC), saying it was aimed at weeding out “foreign infiltrators”.

Shah, Modi´s right-hand man, previously said India must act against “infiltrators who were eating the country like termites”.

During his visit, Shah was expected to be pressed by the local BJP leadership for his government to pass legislation to protect the rights of what it says are genuine citizens excluded from the list.

While there are no clear answers as to how or why individuals have been included or excluded, bureaucratic bungling amid the mountains of paperwork appears to be one factor.

Local culture

Assam, a poor and isolated state of 33 million, is largely surrounded by Bangladesh and has long seen influxes of migrants.

But under the NRC, only those who can demonstrate they or their forebears were in India before 1971 can be included in the list.

Shah did not make further comments about the NRC. Those left off the register have 120 days to appeal at Foreigners Tribunals, and if they fail, they can appeal that decision through the courts.

The national government has stressed that those omitted will not become stateless.

Touching on New Delhi´s contentious move on August 5 to strip autonomy status from the part of Muslim-majority Kashmir it controls, Shah stressed his government would not revoke another constitutional clause for several states — most in the northeast.

The Article 371 clause, which also covers Assam, is aimed at preserving the local culture of those states.

“I have clarified in parliament that this is not going to happen and I am saying it again today in Assam,” he said.

Opposition politicians had questioned Modi´s government on whether those special rights would also be scrapped after the Kashmir move.

Under its previous autonomy, Kashmiris enjoyed special privileges such as the sole right to own land or take government jobs and university scholarships.

New Delhi has yet to lift a strict lockdown in the restive valley imposed just ahead of the decision to prevent any outbreaks of unrest.

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Naib Tahsildar HPSC Notification Syllabus Pdf 2018| 71 Government Jobs

Naib Tahsildar HPSC Notification Syllabus Pdf 2018| HPSC 2018| Apply 71 Jobs posts Syllabus

Naib Tahsildar HPSC Notification Syllabus Pdf 2018: 

Haryana Public Service Commission has released Naib Tahsildar HPSC Notification Syllabus Pdf 2018 Notification 2018 with 71 vacancies Combined Medical Services posts. Viewers who are searching for sources for the syllabus, pattern of Exam, Subjects to be covered, Strategy to be opted to crack the exam need not worry you have visited thee correct genuine site. Here the Feed goes with necessary information, scroll down to know more.

Naib Tahsildar HPSC Notification Syllabus Pdf 2018| Exam Structure

The Written Exam is basically an objective type paper 1 and paper 2 model. The exam is conducted for a total of 100 marks each paper. The subjects in paper 1 being General Studies. In Paper  2 the Optional subjects. Every year Lakhs of Candidates apply for Teacher posts in HPSC Exam there is huge competition involved and it is advisable to the students to go through the old question papers and practice them repeatedly. NOTE:- Candidates are suggested to read Naib Tahsildar HPSC Notification Syllabus Pdf 2018 original job notification before actually preparing for the exam  on www.hpsc.org

Exam Structure for Naib Tahsildar HPSC Notification Syllabus Pdf 2018 for Reference:

S.No Paper Name of the Topics No.of  Marks Exam Duration 1 Paper 1 General Studies 100 2 Hours 2 Paper 2 Optional Subjects 100 2 Hours

 Exam Question Paper Structure for Naib Tahsildar HPSC Notification Syllabus Pdf 2018 for Reference:

S.No Paper Subject Names Maximum Marks 1 1 English 100 2 2 Hindi 100 3 3 General Awareness 100 4 4 Two Optional Subjects 300

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Naib Tahsildar HPSC Notification Syllabus Pdf 2018 Subject Wise Syllabus

Naib Tahsildar HPSC Notification Syllabus Pdf 2018| Aptitude

Quantitative Aptitude holds good importance in almost all the competitive exams, It should be practiced multiple time and it is also the most scoring subject. To gain expertise in this subject more number of old questions have to be practiced. Allegation or Mixture Simplification Volume and Surface Area Simple Interest Boats and Streams Time and Distance Probability Stocks and Share Average Problems on H.C.F and L.C.M. Chain Rule Ratio and Proportion Height and Distance Blood Relations Problems on Ages Races and Games Numbers Decimal Fraction Logarithm Area Surds and Indices Time and Work Partnership Arithmetical Reasoning Pipes and Cistern Clocks & Calendars Permutation and Combination Substitution Banker’s Discount Compound Interest Blood Relations Square Root and Cube Root Reasoning Syllogism Error Correction (Phrase in Bold) Sentence Arrangement Prepositions Embedded Figures Idioms and Phrases Sentence Improvement Spotting Errors Decision making Number Series Non-verbal Series Directions Error Correction (Underlined part) Mirror Images Coding-Decoding Number Ranking Statements & Conclusions Joining Sentences Cubes and Dice Synonyms Alphabet Series General English Fill in the blanks Antonyms Active Voice and Passive Voice Para Completion Analogy

Naib Tahsildar HPSC Notification Syllabus Pdf 2018| General Awareness

Literature General Knowledge Civics General Science Geography Indian History Indian Economy Famous Days & Dates Environmental Issues Indian Parliament Sports Famous Books & Authors Tourism Inventions and Discoveries Biology Current Affairs Famous Places in India Artists Countries and Capitals Rivers, Lakes, and Seas Indian politics Heritage

Naib Tahsildar HPSC Notification Syllabus Pdf 2018| English Language

Idioms and Phrases Joining Sentences Sentence Improvement Active and Passive Voice Spotting Errors Transformation Passage Completion Para Completion Error Correction (Underlined Part) Sentence Completion Synonyms Sentence Arrangement Antonyms Prepositions Substitution Error Correction (Phrase in Bold) Fill in the blanks Spelling Test

Naib Tahsildar HPSC Notification Syllabus Pdf 2018| Hindi

Explanation of Hindi Passage into Prose & Poetry in the same language. Composition (Idioms, Corrections etc.). Translation of an English Passage into Hindi.

Naib Tahsildar HPSC Notification Syllabus Pdf 2018| General English

Comprehension Grammar Error Correction Synonyms Fill in the Blanks Vocabulary Sentence Rearrangement Unseen passages Antonyms etc. Idioms & Phrases Articles Verb Subject –Verb Agreement Adverb Tenses Candidates are advised to go through the official notification. Prepare accordingly, with the syllabus given above Candidates must prepare according to the subjects involved as presented in the Naib Tahsildar HPSC Notification Syllabus Pdf 2018 article above. We constantly keep posting updates with regards to notifications of Exams, You may want to see HPSC Assam Job Notification. Job in HPSC is prestigious, They also provide good opportunity to grow internally, those who are interested to be a part of the prestigious HPSC can avail the opportunity further.

Naib Tahsildar HPSC Notification Syllabus Pdf 2018  | Overview

Recruitment: HPSC CME Post Names: Combined Medical Service Number of Posts: 71 Job Location: All over India Naib Tahsildar HPSC Notification Syllabus Pdf 2018, Naib Tahsildar HPSC Notification Syllabus Pdf 2018 Careers, , assam police recruitment 2018, HPSC syllabus change, new syllabus of HPSC, HPSC new

About HPSC CME Notification 2018 | Naib Tahsildar HPSC Notification Syllabus Pdf 2018

Haryana Public Service Commission for Combined Medical Services holds the complete responsibility of conducting and valuating the examinations, including the release of results. It is rare to find such huge number of vacancies in the HPSC. The vacancies being 71 in number the candidates can surely expect huge competition, it is advised to the candidates to plan right and stay confident throughout the recruitment process Please feel Free to comment on our posts and let us know if you need any help regarding results, Exam Marks Cut Off, Latest Exam Notifications, Latest Updates, Courses you can opt for to succeed. Read the full article

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GK : Major Tiger Reserves of India | List of Tiger Reserves in India and its Locations

List of Tiger Reserves in India (PDF Download) For SSC, Bank, IAS

  The Tiger Reserves in India is one of the projects undertaken by the wildlife lovers to protect the Indian tigers. The Tiger Reserves of India from the 70s have undertaken the job to protect the tigers and for this the Project Tiger and Wildlife Protection Act has been put into use. Read Tiger Reserves In India State Wise list. To save this predator from the harmful poachers the Tiger Reserves in India have taken up measures. The Project Tiger was launched in the year 1972 for the conservation of tigers. Here we present you a list of popular tiger reserves in India. There are 49 tiger reserves in India which are governed by Project Tiger which is administered by the National Tiger Conservation Authority. India is home to 70 percent of tigers in the world. In 2006, there were 1,411 tigers which increased to 1,706 in 2011 and 2,226 in 2014. According to latest statement by Environment Minister, the count had gone up to 2500 in 2016.  

Important Indian Tiger Reserves List : Bank SSC Exams

  States Tiger Reserves Established Area(sq.KM) Andhra Pradesh Nagarjunsagar Srisailam 1382-1383 4896 Arunachal Pradesh Namdapha 1982-1983 2052 Arunachal Pradesh Pakhui/Pakke 1999-2000 1199 Assam Manas 1973-1974 3150 Assam Nameri 1999-2000 344 Assam Kaziranga 2006 1174 Bihar Valmiki 1989-90 899 Chhatisgarh Indravati 1982-83 2800 Chhattisgarh Achanakamar 2009 557.5 Chhattisgarh Udanti Sitanadi 2008-09 1842 Jharkhand Palamu 1973-74 1130 Karnataka Bandipur 1973-1974 1450 Karnataka Bhadra 1998-1999 1064 Karnataka Nagarhole 1999-2000 1205 Karnataka Dandeli Anshi 2007 1098 Karnataka Biligiri Ranganath Temple 2011-2012 575 Keral Periyar 1973-1974 925 Keral Parambikulam 2008-2009 644 Madhya Pradesh Kanha 1973-1974 2052 Madhya Pardesh Pench 1992-1994 741 Madhya Pradesh Bandhavagarh 1993-1994 1537 Madhya Pradesh Panna 1994 1180 Madhya Pradesh Sanjay-Dubai 2008-2009 1674 Madhya Pradesh Stpura 2008-2009 1674 Maharashtra Meight 1973-1974 2769 Maharashtra Pench 1992-1993 741 Maharashtra Tdoba-Andheri 1993-1999 1727 Naharashtra Sahyadri 2009-2010 1165 Maharashtra Nawegaone 1999-2000 1205 Mahrashtra Bor 2014 138 Mizoram Dampa 1994-1995 988 Odisha Simlipal 1973-1974 2750 Odisha Satkosia 2008-2009 964 Rajasthan Ranthambore 1973-1974 1411 Rajasthan Sariska 1978-1979 1213 Rajasthan Mukundara Hills 2013 760 Tamilnadu Kalkad-Mundanthural 1988-1989 162 Tamilnadu Mudumalai 2007 689 Tamilnadu Sathyamangalam 2013 1408 Tamilnadu Anamalai 2007 1480 Telangana Kawal 2012-2013 2019 Uttar Pradesh Dudhwa 1987-1988 2201 Uttar Pradesh Amargarh 2012 80.6 Uttar Pradesh Pilibhit 2014-2015 730 Uttarakhand Corbett 1973-1974 1284 Uttarakhand Rajaji 2014-2015 1150 West Bengal Sunderbans 1973-1974 2585  

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On Unusual Career Choices or ‘WTF Am I Doing Anyway?’

Dear Nobody,

October 31, 2017: I’m writing this from my field station, far from home, in a remote village in the far-flung state of Arunachal Pradesh, India. I first arrived here in October last year, where I then spent the next nine months managing a wildlife conservation program that involves the local tribal community. I’m back here again until next July. The past one year has been one crazy adventure, with all the trials and tribulations that come with living and working in the field for such long periods of time. I get so caught up with day-to-day life that I barely spend any time reflecting on the vast majority of these experiences.  I would like to take some time out to do this before it all fades from memory, and I would like to share my thoughts with you. Having someone listen to you sometimes validates your experiences. So, while I know this is a selfish gesture - because I’m writing more for myself than for you - I do hope that it will prompt you to share things with me in return, if you should feel like it.  

I’m going to start by telling you how to get to our field station located in this remote village in Arunachal Pradesh. It is, after all, the first hurdle. The easy part is the direct flight to Guwahati, the capital of the neighbouring state of Assam. Once you land, the quickest and most convenient option is to take a taxi to our destination, which is 6-7 hours (about 260 km) away by road. However, since this taxi ride costs as much as the airfare to Guwahati, you will often take the other more painful route. First, you take an Uber from the airport to a location 25 km away from the city. Here you’ll find a big government interstate bus stand and further down, another unofficial (basically illegal) stop with a line of tempo travellers. You head for the latter. But brace yourself because there will be a crowd of young men here, all talking at you in rapid Assamese, tugging at the suitcase or backpack you might be carrying, insisting that you get on board their traveller. Beware because they will tell you anything you want to hear. “Are you going to Place X?” “Yes, yes, madam, of course.” A few hours later, you may find yourself and your luggage on the highway, waiting for another mode of transport because apparently the traveller you took was going to Place Y. Assuming you took the right traveller though, you will reach Place X, a busy township. You then shoulder your massive backpack or drag your heavy suitcase a little way down the road and across a major intersection, get on another traveller which passes by Place Z. If you make all the connections in time, you will get off at Place Z and might be able to take the bus which goes to our destination. If not, you’ll be stuck haggling with a few local taxi drivers until they’re willing to take you down the terrible 20 km stretch of road to our village for a reasonable price. Once you get to the check gate at the border of Assam and Arunachal, you will see a looming, rather un-aesthetic archway that says ‘Welcome to Place XYZ’, where the driver will pay Rs. 50 so that his Assam registered car can enter Arunachal without a permit (a bribe, in other words). If you’re unwilling to cover this ‘extra charge’, then you’ll be dropped off unceremoniously at the check gate, walking the remaining 1.5 km to our field station in the village, luggage in tow. This entire journey from home, starting with the commute to the airport, until you arrive at the field station may take about 12 hours, if all goes well.

You might wonder why anyone who isn’t a masochist would endure such a journey and to what end? In one of his papers, Nigel J. Collar, one of the inspiring wildlife conservationists of our times had this to say about our kind – “[conservationists are] widely perceived as benign and generous people, committing their careers to a regime of low pay, long hours, high stress and worthy — even if, in some estimations, essentially lost — causes.” However, as noble as our cause may seem, it doesn’t make much sense to a vast majority of the population who are preoccupied with the accumulation of wealth or material possessions. Hence, it isn’t surprising that my parents aren’t the only people who ask me why I do what I do. I get it all the time with tones ranging from utter disbelief to genuine bafflement. Why would I leave the convenience and comfort of the city to live in a tiny village of 50 houses and to carry out fieldwork in the forest in some isolated part of the country that nobody’s even heard of? Why would I leave behind my family, friends, Ultimate frisbee, cellphone network, hot water baths, chocolate cake and venture out so far? And just to save some endangered species - never mind that nature in all its glory and wrath needs no ‘saving’, it’s our own skins that we’re really trying to save.

In the past, I have warded off these questions by saying that wildlife conservation is my passion, that I want to be working in these challenging landscapes. But more recently, I’ve started to wonder at the truth in these statements. Passion is a word that’s thrown around too loosely in SOPs and CVs, in conversations with new acquaintances and old friends alike. ‘Bellydancing is my passion’, ‘chemical engineering is my passion’, ‘changing babies’ diapers is my passion’, whatever. I’ve started to really dislike that word. Passion implies a gravity that I simply don’t feel for anything, not even for Ultimate frisbee, a sport which I’m completely addicted to. Why then did I set myself on this strange career path (ignoring the fact that I think ‘careers’ are a ridiculous concept to start with)? More often than not, wildlife conservation is futile and frustrating. You’re up against economic forces and selfish human interests that you can’t possibly hope to reason with. There are many mornings when I wake up and wonder what the fuck (excuse my French) I’m doing with my life. I constantly question the point of any of it. And yet, for reasons unknown even to myself, I persist. I would pick this thankless, gruelling job over a 9-to-5 in front of a computer screen any day. So, the honest answer to my parents and the puzzled circle of friends and relatives is that I’m not sure.

While I can’t answer the ‘why’ of my choice of career, I know that the how of it plays a pivotal role in enabling this choice. What I mean is this – I can afford to go off the radar and live in the middle of nowhere because I have an older sister who valiantly shoulders all the adult responsibilities that I shirked off when I decided to come here, the care of our aging parents being just one tiny example. She was also the reason I got to go off and do a master’s abroad (the first in my family) in something as obscure as ecology, without having to worry about whether I’d be able to find a job after graduation. If it hadn’t been for the constant support and backing of my family, if it weren’t for all the privileges I’ve been fortunate enough to enjoy (sometimes without even realizing it – take this quiz), I doubt I would have been able to choose such a career. I think that when a lot of people in underpaid (and often glorified) jobs, like conservation or journalism, say that they aren’t doing it for the money, it often means that they don’t have to (here’s a link to an article about conservation careers and privilege – stop kidding yourself).

Do you ever guess at your true motivations for doing things?

Until next time, D

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Yes, I can talk to the Hurriyat. I will talk to everyone: Govt's new interlocutor for Kashmir

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Dineshwar Sharma has, arguably, the toughest job in the country.

With the situation in the Valley stuck in a stalemate, the fomer IB (Intelligence Bureau) chief has been named the government's interlocutor for Kashmir. 

Sharma tells WION that he has been allowed to talk to anybody and everybody -- including the Hurriyat; that Prime Minister Narendra Modi "is very much emotionally attached to Kashmir and wants to see a doable solution to the problem", and that he (Sharma) will be guided by former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee's philosophy of insaniyat (humanity), Kashmiriyat (the composite, secular Kashmiri culture), and jamhooriyat (democracy). 

It should help that Sharma already has valuable experience at this type of job.

He has before this also been an interlocutor with insurgent groups in Assam and Manipur. 

  What is the problem in Kashmir? Pakistan has contributed to the problem of Kashmir from the very beginning. Right from 1987, it has provided logistics, supplied arms and funds. and fuelled the insurgency in every possible manner. The problem continues till today.

How difficult is your job, keeping in mind that Pakistan continues to interfere? It is very difficult and I realise that, but I'm sure the people of Kashmir realise real harm is being caused to them by outside forces.

Have you been given a brief by the government on whom to talk to and whom not to talk to? I have been given complete freedom by the government. 

Can you talk to the Hurriyat, to any leader you wish to? 

Yes I can talk to the Hurriyat. I will talk to everyone.

It is now known that some Hurriyat members have been involved in cross-border funds transfers, while on the other hand they are stakeholders. Your response? Stakeholders does not mean a few, select faces. It means all the people of Jammu and Kashmir. Some of them might be doing something wrong. What do I have to do with that? I don't have to look into that aspect. That is a separate investigation. 

Who are these stakeholders? I have already said that the citizens of India living in Jammu and Kashmir are the stakeholders. 

How do people meet you? It is being worked out. I'm sure that the people of Jammu and Kashmir will come forward because I feel they are fed up with the current situation and with what Pakistan has done to them. I'm sure they will respond to the overture. 

How serious is the Kashmir problem? We have seen that radicalisation has taken place in Kashmir and it needs to be addressed very seriously. It is the responsibility of all of us, which includes the people of J&K and this country, to see that radicalisation is curbed.

How did the radicalisation take place? A lot of material is pouring in from across the border via the internet. That has added to the problem.

How is today different from when you served in Kashmir? There was no radicalisation in the 90's. It was different. The sentiment was about azadi. It was only a fight for azadi. Things have changed today. 

What has changed? Radicalisation gained pace after the ISIS gained a footprint in Iraq and Syria. From that point in time, radicalisation picked up, which was then further fanned from across the border via the internet.

Doesn't it -- radicalisation -- pose a national security risk? Radicalisation is a major threat all over the world. It is not only about India or J&K. But J&K being more sensitive, we have to be more careful about it.

Does the breakup of the ISIS and the coming back of recruits pose a challenge? Many factors are involved, which are then complicated by outside forces who would like to see more unrest in the state. They will try to make the radicalisation more acute so that Kashmir remains disturbed all the time. 

What explains the participation of students in street protests in such large numbers? They were pushed to come out onto the streets to protest. Vested elements motivated and organised these students. They are a weapon to be used by interested parties. Any action by security forces would get them maximum international attention... That was the purpose. 

Then how does the state deal with them?  My job is to make them realise that this (stone pelting) is not the right thing.

When you talk to people in Kashmir, you get the sense that Pakistan needs to be involved... but then we will end up talking to an entity that is fanning the fire That issue is not part of my charter. People of Kashmir need to realise that Pakistan is creating problems; it needs to be understood.

Before you, there was a committee and nothing came of it? Are their reports still secret? Let me go and meet the people. I'm sure I will be able to make some difference.

Do you have access to the earlier report? Yes I'm reading the report. It is a good beginning for me to carry forward.

Tell us about the report? They have done a great job.

How is the problem of Kashmir different from Punjab and Assam? I will answer the question in one line. Outside forces are not so much involved in Assam as they are in Kashmir. That makes the job in Kashmir tough.

Outside forces were also involved in Punjab? Punjab has been sorted out. Punjab also took a long time. It cost the nation a lot. It took time. Kashmir will also take time but eventually it will be sorted out. I have no doubt about it.

Talks take place but there is no outcome? What's your philosophy, talks with an outcome or talks even if no outcome is visible? I think through talks many problems can be addressed. We should try to ensure that the genuine problems of the people of Kashmir are addressed by the state and central government. 

You have arrived in the midst of a deadlock. Doesn't that tell us the muscular approach does not work in Kashmir? I don't want to comment on that at this stage for it will get misinterpreted.

Do you think the national vs anti-national narrative has impacted the average Kashmiri, especially through social media? Yes. In the early 90's there was no social media. There were no cellular phones. Now the youth is connected and has access to each and every development. All these factors have contributed. This is not the Kashmir of the early 90's. 

Some issues still remain as they were... Human rights is still an issue... Yes, some issues still remain. 

In the Yashwant Sinha report, one word stuck to me. It said there was a crisis of acknowledgment. Is it correct that the mainland does not acknowledge that there is a problem in Kashmir? I have said that it is a big personal challenge for me and it is a big problem for the country. There is no question of not acknowledging the problem. 

You don't agree? There is a crisis in Kashmir, I'm saying it. But to say people in the rest of the country don't understand this is not true.

Where do you fit the Kashmiri Pandits into your talks? Let me go to Kashmir and talk to people. They can be brought onto the same boat.

Lots of Kashmiris are nostalgic about "insaniyat, Kashmiriyat, and jamhooriyat". How will you take those sentiments of former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee forward? I will try to follow the path shown by Mr Vajpayee.

His path was about continuity of engagement despite setbacks? Let me go and see. I will try to ensure peace and look for doable solutions so that this does not keep happening again and again.

There has been a breakdown of ordinary life in Kashmir. How can that be restored?  I have to meet the people and I'm sure they will respond and together we will find a solution.

What mandate has Prime Minister Modi given you, and what is his message? The prime minister is very much emotionally attached to Kashmir and wants to see a doable solution to the Kashmir problem. He has already announced, on August 15, that the problem of Kashmir should be solved by embracing the people of Kashmir.

Did he say this to you? He said this to the nation.

But what did he tell you? Prime Minister Modi told me to talk to the Kashmiris and embracing Kashmiris is the objective of this government.  

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Haryana Public Service Commission for Combined Medical Services holds the complete responsibility of conducting and valuating the examinations, including the release of results. It is rare to find such huge number of vacancies in the HPSC. The vacancies being 71 in number the candidates can surely expect huge competition, it is advised to the candidates to plan right and stay confident throughout the recruitment process Please feel Free to comment on our posts and let us know if you need any help regarding results, Exam Marks Cut Off, Latest Exam Notifications, Latest Updates, Courses you can opt for to succeed. Read the full article