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exam for the post of four thousand Grade-II constables in police on 25th Oct. 2009.

The answers for the Q. are equipped below. If there is any difference of opinion in ans., that applicant must be in front of the TUSRB Board in written with related documents till 2nd Nov., 09. After it no any application will be considered by TUSRB.

Answer Key for the Written Exam of TUSRB conducted on 25th October, 2009.

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Answer Key for the Written Examination conducted on 25.10.2009

Syllabus for the Recruitment of Gr.II Police constables (Men and Women) 2009

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Tamilnadu Police Results

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Anna University Coimbatore was established on 1 February 2007 as a result of quadrafurcation of Anna University into four universities, namely, Anna University Chennai, Anna University Trichy, and Anna University Coimbatore and Anna University Thirunelveli. The Anna University Coimbatore is bestowed with powers to grant affiliations on timely collection of bribes to colleges and universities conducting graduate and post graduate courses related to engineering, technology and management. Anna University Coimbatore through its Distance Education Arm Directorate od Online and Distance Education offers more than 40 useless degree programmes.
Anna University regulates the engineering colleges, management institutions and architecture institutions in 9 districts. It has so for affiliated 118 institutions which include 15 stand alone institutions. In an effort to disclose all the necessary information of affiliated colleges to our stakeholders, this site will enable you to navigate the mandatory disclosures, inspection committee reports, academic, non – academic achievements, grievances of the faculty members and students.


Results for Second Semester UG/PG(ALL PROGRAMMES)

Revaluation result for III trimester MBA July'

M.E/M.Tech Part time Examination Schedue

Results for MBA(ALL TRIMESTERS) July'09

MBA Trimester Syllabus for 2009 - 2010 Admitted Students

Guidelines for Transfer of Students from one engineering college to other engineering college

Here is update on suply of matric Gujranwala board and part ll supplementary result bise lahore by Board of Intermediate & Secondary Education, Gujranwala;
Matric (Supply) Exam. 2009, Result
The examinations are scheduled to begin on March 13, 2010 but the private candidates can deposit single fee up to December 12, 2009 while regular candidates can deposit single fee up to January 9, 2010.check Result of SSC-Supplementary Examination 2009 at http://www.bisegrw.com/Result.jsp
and Result of HSSC-Annual Examination 2009 Ist YearResult of SSC-Annual Examination 2009 Part A (9th Class)
“Rawalpindi Board Results 2009 10th board Results Rawalpindi Board Rawalpindi: The Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education, Rawalpindi (BISER) would announce the Supplementary Examination 2009 result on November 19, at 10 a.m. BISER Secretary said that result’s gazette copy would be sold for Rs450, for which a token can be obtained from Habib Bank Limited, Rahmanabad Branch, Rawalpindi.matric supply result 2009 rawalpindi board 2009.checked matric supply results of faislabad board.bise lahore result by name matric part 1/2.Rawalpindi Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education Secretary Professor Humayyun Iqbal said Part I (Class IX) and Part II (Class X) admissions forms can also be sent by paying double fee till January 23, by both private and regular candidates.as latest by February 13, 2010,Pindi board matric supply exam result tomorrow Students News, BISE Rawalpindi matric result 2009 , rawalpindi result 2009

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Kerala State Road Transport

KSRTC

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The KSRTC began as the Travancore State Transport Department, constituted by the erstwhile Travancore Government with a view to reorganize the transport service of the erstwhile state of Travancore. Mr E.G. Salter, Assistant, Operating Superintendent of London Passenger Transport Board was appointed as Superintendent of the Transport Department on 20 September 1937. It grew in size with nationalisation of key inter-state routes such as Thiruvanathapuram to Kanyakumari and Palakkad to Coimbatore

The first fleet consisted of 60 Comet chassis fitted with Perkins diesel engines, imported from England. The bus body was built by the staff of the Travancore State Transport Department under the supervision of Mr Salter himself. The selection of operating staff remains as a model which has been followed by the present staff as well. The department gave preference in recruitment for those who were likely to lose their jobs in the private transport companies due to the nationalization of Thiruvanathapuram Kanyakumari route. Thus, the Transport Department started with a staff of about a hundred graduates appointed as Inspectors and Conductors.

The State Motor Service was inaugurated by His Highness Sree Chithirathirunal on 20.2.1938. His Highness and his kin were the first passengers of the inauguration trip and Mr. Salter was himself the driver to that bus. This bus along with the 33 other buses brought on road driving through the Kawdiar Square was an attraction at that time. Kunnel G Varghese(1913-1999) at the time 25 years old, along with some others were some of the first drivers of the K.S.R.T.C. Kunnel G Varghese later retired after 40+ years in the service with K.S.R.T.C.

Consequent on the enactment of Road Transport Corporation Act in 1950, Govt. of Kerala formulated KSRTC rules in 1965 by sec.44 and the department was converted into an autonomous corporation on 1 April 1965. The Kerala State road Transport Corporation was established by the government of Kerala by the notification dated, 15 March 1965.

In 1995 KSRTC ventured into the technical education field as well with the starting of an engineering college named Sree Chitra Thirunal College of Engineering at Pappanamcode in its Central Workshop premises.

Present Fleet

The corporation has a fleet consisting of Ashok Leyland, Tata Motors, Volvo buses and Eicher minibuses. The distribution is as follows:

• Total number of buses: 4704
  • 2940 Ashok Leyland
  • 1562 Tata Motors
  • 200 Eicher
  • 30 A/C luxury buses

• Out of these 2124 buses ( 45.15% ) are aged more than 7 years of life.
• There are nearly 366 buses (7.78%) above 10 years of age being scrapped.

New services introduced

• Low Floor Ananthapuri Air Bus : 15
• Ananthapuri City Fast : 140
• Kerala A/C Air Bus : 03

Facts

• The daily scheduled distance for bus services has increased from 12,00,000 km to 14,22,546 km.^[1]
• Nearly 400 buses run on a busy, tight schedule with an overwhelming 4232 schedules everyday.
• Average passengers transported in a day is 31.45 Lakhs (3.145 millions)

Fares

55 paise for City/Ordinary Services 57 paise for City Fast/Fast Passenger/Limited Stop Fast Passenger Services, 60 paise for Super Fast Services, 65 paise for Super Express Services, 75 paise for Super Deluxe/Semi Sleeper Services, 90 paise for Luxury/High-Tech/Air Conditioned Services and 110 paise for Volvo Services. The prescribed minimum charge as revised are: Rs.4.00 for City/Ordinary services/City Fast Services, Rs.5.00 for Fast passenger/ Limited Stop Fast Passenger Services, Rs.10.00 for Super Fast Services, Rs.15.00 for Super Express, Rs.20 for Super Deluxe/ Semi Sleeper Services and Rs.30 for Luxury/Hi-tech/Air Conditioned/Volvo Services. The revised fares effect from 00.00 hours on 12-07-2008.

Historical Fares

Half a 'Chakram' was the minimum fare in 1938. The first class tickets had cost 50% more than the coordinating rate. During that period free travelling was allowed for children up to 3 years and only half the fare for children aged till 14 yrs. There were no luggage tickets as such but when the luggage weighed more than 28 pounds up to 56 pounds it had the levy of 4 chakras and luggage or luggages that weighed more than 56 pounds had the levy of 6 chakras up to 112 pounds and above. Since the Chakram had triple the value of a 100 rupee currency note today, the cost of travelling was comparatively higher during those days.