Raipur, February 15, 2011
The state government will soon conduct State Eligibility Test (SET) to recruit Assistant Professors. In this connection, the University Grant Commission (UGC) has give approval the state government’s proposal to organise SET on 18 subjects. The Chhattisgarh Professional Examination Board (CPEB) will be the exam agency to organise SET, informed the officials of Higher Education Department on Tuesday.
Through SET, the vacant posts of Assistant Professor in all the government colleges across the state would be filled, the officials said. The recruitment of Assistant Professors is done by National Eligibility Test (NET) and SET.
The SET in Chhattisgarh has been organised only once back in 2006 in 12 subjects and about 220 candidates had cleared the exam. Ever since, the aspirants for Assistant Professor in the state never get an opportunity to appear in SET as the CPEB could not organise it again owing to UGC’s disapproval.
Later, when the Higher Education Department sent a proposal to the UGC to nod for SET again, a team of officials from the Commission arrived in the state on January 21, 2011 to ensure whether the CPEB should be given opportunity to conduct the exam or not.
On basis of the report submitted by the team, the UGC then consented that SET could be organised in the state. The Commission accepted all the subjects proposed by the Higher Education Department and also included two more subjects – Library Science and Physical Education so that the vacant seats in these disciplines could be filled simultaneously.
The other subjects on which SET would be conducted are – Hindi, English, Political Science, Economic, Social Science, History, Geography, Physical Science, Mathematics, Chemistry, Life Science (Botany, Zoology and Microbiology), Computer Science and its Applications, Commerce, Law, Sanskrit and Psychology.
Arushi Chouhan enters into quarterfinals in squash
Raipur, February 15, 2011
Arushi Chouhan from Chhattisgarh has entered into quarterfinals in squash in the ongoing 34th National Games at Jharkhand. She defeated her opponent from Uttar Pradesh. Arushi is studying in standard IXth at Ryan International School at Raipur. Exulted by her victory, Arushi’s school principal and all the teaching staff hope that she would continue her winning streak and bring gold for the state.
Jyoti Singh to lead RSU tennis team at Chandigarh
Raipur, February 15, 2011
Jyoti Singh from Pt Ravishankar Shukla University (RSU) will lead the varsity’s women’s tennis team at North East Zone Inter University’s Women Tennis Tournament to be held from February 19-23, 2011 at Punjab University Chandigarh. The ten-day training camp that commence on February 6 at Union Club for the players would conclude on Wednesday, informed the RSU’s Director Physical Education Venugopal. The training is being imparted by SA Rizvi, the level-2 coach from All India Tennis Association (AITA). Rizvi will also be the team’s coach in the tournament at Chandigarh. The team will leave for Chandigarh on Wednesday evening. The team comprises of four members including captain Jyoti Singh. The other three members are - Roshni Singh, Ankita Upveja and Ankita Paikra. The team’s manager will be Ritu Dubey, sports officer from Durga College.
CSS to celebrate Jogi’s birthday as Gaurav Diwas
Raipur, February 15, 2011
The Chhattisgarhiya Sena Sangthan (CSS) will celebrate state’s former Chief Minister Ajit Jogi’s birthday as ‘Chhattisgarh Gaurav Diwas’ on April 29, 2011. The CSS state president Kuber Sapha informed that a biography on Jogi would also be released on his birthday. The CSS is will invite different organisations, community members, cultural artistes and politicians from various parties including Governor Shekhar Dutt, Chief Minister Raman Singh and his Cabinet ministers, MPs and MLAs in Jogi’s birthday, Sapha said.
NSUI demands extension of Food Inspector exam
Raipur, February 15, 2011
The National students’ Union of India has demanded from Chhattisgarh Professional Examination Board (CPEB) to extend the Food Inspector exam to be held on April 17, 2011. In this connection, the NSUI members led by their state general secretary Subodh Haritwal submitted a memorandum to the CPEB secretary BP Chakradhar on Tuesday. “Since the exam of Bank of Baroda will also be conducted on April 17 and its eligibility criteria are similar to that of Food Inspector exam, several candidates have filled forms to appear in both the exams. Hence, we have demanded from the CPEB to extend the date of Food Inspector exam,” said Haritwal who was accompanied by Gulzeb Ahmed, Shahbaz Hussein, Nadeem Salat, Prashant Upadhyay, Rahul, Mohsin, Abhishek Nayak, Shashikant Barode and other NSUI members while submitting the memorandum.
Shukla on Fingeshwar, Chhura, Rajim tour today
Raipur, February 15, 2011
The senior Congress leader Vidya Charan Shukla will tour to Fingeshwar, Chhura and Rajim to meet the party workers on Wednesday. He will leave the state capital at 10:30 am and first reach to Fingeshwar where he will discuss with the workers about party’s activities in the area. He will then proceed to Chhura and meet the family members of late journalist Umesh Rajput who was murdered recently. Shukla’s day-long tour will conclude at Rajim from where he will return to Raipur on Wednesday evening.
BJP will win Balod by-election: Singh
Raipur, February 15, 2011
The Bharatiya Janata Yuwa Morcha (BJYM) state president Sanju Narayan Singh has claimed that the BJP would win the Sanjari-Balod legislative Assembly by-election with huge margin. The party’s agenda in the by-poll was development on the basis of which it has already gained popularity across the state, said Singh. He said the BJP campaigned aggressively during the by-election and had appealed to the residents of Balod constituency to give it mandate again by distributing pamphlets, taking out bike rallies, cycle rallies, nukkad plays, door-to-door contacts and public meetings. He said since the turnout of female voters was more than male voters, the BJP would comfortably win the Sanjari-Balod seat.
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