Thursday, April 14, 2011
Monday, April 11, 2011
The site of ORA launched...
The site for ophthalmic residents' association is now launched.
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India wins again, Anna Hazare calls off fast - The Times of India
India wins again, Anna Hazare calls off fast - The Times of India: "ministers and civil society activists, including him, to draft an effective Lokpal Bill"
Avaaz - STAND WITH ANNA HAZARE
Avaaz - STAND WITH ANNA HAZARE
Campaign launched on 7 April 2011
Right now, Anna Hazare, a 73-year-old Gandhian, sits fasting in the burning sun, and he will stay until death -- unless the government agrees to consider a powerful law that could rid Indian politics of the scourge of corruption.
This “Modern Mahatma” is taking the utmost act of courage and determination to push through a bill that would give an independent body the power to punish corruption -- even in the Prime Minister’s office. Across the country a movement has exploded, driving a media storm of pressure that’s engulfing Singh. But dirty politicians are desperately trying to water down or kill the law.
For the first time in forty three years, we have the chance to change the way politics is done. Let's join together and stand with Anna Hazare to tackle corruption and clean up Indian politics. We have no time to lose -- sign the petition to be delivered directly to Prime Minister Singh and reported to the media, and spread the word to everyone:
Hazare is championing a citizen-developed bill called “Jan” Lokpal that will create an independent body, selected by judges, citizens and constitutional authorities, with enough power to investigate and punish all politicians. No minister or bureaucrat will be able to influence its investigations.
Since 1968, when this bill was first introduced, greedy politicians have thwarted its passing. Now the government is pushing for a watered down Lokpal with no hope of ending fraud, vice and dishonesty -- it gives politicians overriding power to decide who will be investigated, and is a complete sellout.
Pressure is mounting on Prime Minister Singh to endorse the "Jan" Lokpal. Members of the opposition party have begun to make the right noises in support of Anna Hazare. And even the National Advisory Council, a powerful advisory body to Sonia Gandhi have come out in favour of the bill. But corrupt politicians and vested interests are doing all they can to kill it.
Anna Hazare has set the example. But only a national citizens movement can ramp up the pressure to get Singh to endorse “Jan” Lokpal and save Hazare's life.
Click here to sign the petition!
Corruption in politics has become a plague across our country, it is draining our resources and demoralizing our nation. This bill would go a long way to deterring those that steal and undermine the public good. Last year, the Avaaz community in Brazil won an important victory -- against the odds millions of people came together and pushed through a historic anti-corruption law. India has a proud history of people power overcoming oppression -- today if we all stand with one voice we can fight this corruption that is poisoning our political system.
Campaign launched on 7 April 2011
Right now, Anna Hazare, a 73-year-old Gandhian, sits fasting in the burning sun, and he will stay until death -- unless the government agrees to consider a powerful law that could rid Indian politics of the scourge of corruption.
This “Modern Mahatma” is taking the utmost act of courage and determination to push through a bill that would give an independent body the power to punish corruption -- even in the Prime Minister’s office. Across the country a movement has exploded, driving a media storm of pressure that’s engulfing Singh. But dirty politicians are desperately trying to water down or kill the law.
For the first time in forty three years, we have the chance to change the way politics is done. Let's join together and stand with Anna Hazare to tackle corruption and clean up Indian politics. We have no time to lose -- sign the petition to be delivered directly to Prime Minister Singh and reported to the media, and spread the word to everyone:
Hazare is championing a citizen-developed bill called “Jan” Lokpal that will create an independent body, selected by judges, citizens and constitutional authorities, with enough power to investigate and punish all politicians. No minister or bureaucrat will be able to influence its investigations.
Since 1968, when this bill was first introduced, greedy politicians have thwarted its passing. Now the government is pushing for a watered down Lokpal with no hope of ending fraud, vice and dishonesty -- it gives politicians overriding power to decide who will be investigated, and is a complete sellout.
Pressure is mounting on Prime Minister Singh to endorse the "Jan" Lokpal. Members of the opposition party have begun to make the right noises in support of Anna Hazare. And even the National Advisory Council, a powerful advisory body to Sonia Gandhi have come out in favour of the bill. But corrupt politicians and vested interests are doing all they can to kill it.
Anna Hazare has set the example. But only a national citizens movement can ramp up the pressure to get Singh to endorse “Jan” Lokpal and save Hazare's life.
Click here to sign the petition!
Corruption in politics has become a plague across our country, it is draining our resources and demoralizing our nation. This bill would go a long way to deterring those that steal and undermine the public good. Last year, the Avaaz community in Brazil won an important victory -- against the odds millions of people came together and pushed through a historic anti-corruption law. India has a proud history of people power overcoming oppression -- today if we all stand with one voice we can fight this corruption that is poisoning our political system.
Saturday, April 2, 2011
the people who created GENESIS
ajit kumar das
alakananda maity
angshuman maity
arabinda patra
arijit das
asim das
bijoy jana
debasish dinda
indulekha khutiya
koushik tripathy
manas mishra
moumita maity
paritosh bera
partha pratim pattanayak
premananda mondal
puspen mandal
rajkumar chakraborty
ranjan maity
rumpa barman
saheli khatoon
saikat nath
somnath mishra
soumen jana
soumen mishra
soumen sasmal
subhasis jana
sutapa dey
swarnik dey
tanmoy mishra
alakananda maity
angshuman maity
arabinda patra
arijit das
asim das
bijoy jana
debasish dinda
indulekha khutiya
koushik tripathy
manas mishra
moumita maity
paritosh bera
partha pratim pattanayak
premananda mondal
puspen mandal
rajkumar chakraborty
ranjan maity
rumpa barman
saheli khatoon
saikat nath
somnath mishra
soumen jana
soumen mishra
soumen sasmal
subhasis jana
sutapa dey
swarnik dey
tanmoy mishra
Thursday, March 3, 2011
ocular trauma classification group classification
*Kuhn F et al. A standardized classification of ocular trauma, Ophthalmology.1996;103:240-243
Saturday, February 19, 2011
schedule of first counsellling of all india pg (aipgmee) 2011
SCHEDULE FOR 1ST ROUND OF PG COUNSELING-2011
Day & Date | Category wise Rank Number | |||||
Morning Session (09:00 am to 01:00 pm) | Afternoon Session (02:00 pm to 06:00 pm) | |||||
MD/MS/DIPLOMA | ||||||
SC | ST | SC | ST | |||
23.02.11(Wed) | 1-76 PH-1 to PH-2 | 1-15 | 1-7 | 77-152 PH-3 to PH-4 | 16-30 | 8-14 |
24.02.11(Thurs) | 153-226 PH-5 to PH-7 | 31-44 PH-1 | 15-23 | 227-300 PH-8 to PH-9 | 45-60 | 24-31 |
25.02.11(Fri) | 301-374 PH-10 to PH-12 | 61-75 PH-2 | 32-37 | 375-450 PH-13 to PH-15 | 76-89 | 38-44 |
26.02.11(Sat) | 451-525 PH-16 to PH-17 | 89-103 | 45-52 | 526-599 PH-18 to PH-19 | 104-119 | 53-60 |
27.02.11 (Sun) | SUNDAY | |||||
28.02.11(Mon) | 600-685 PH-20 to PH-21 | 120-136 | 61-67 | 686-770 PH-22 to PH-24 | 137-152 | 68-76 |
01.03.11(Tue) | 771-853 PH-25 to PH-27 | 153-168 | 77-85 | 854-938 PH-28 to PH-30 | 169-185 | 86-93 |
02.03.11(Wed) | ||||||
03.03.11(Thurs) | 939-1024 PH-31 to PH-33 | 186-201 | 94-100 | 1025-1108 PH-34 to PH-36 | 202-220 | 101-109 |
04.03.11(Fri) | 1109-1194 PH-37 to PH-39 | 221-233 | 110-118 | 1195-1280 PH-40 | 234-250 | 119-127 |
05.03.11(Sat) | 1281-1369 | 251-266 | 128-134 | 1370-1455 | 267-285 | 135-142 |
06.03.11(Sun) | SUNDAY | |||||
07.03.11(Mon) | 1456-1542 | 286-302 | 143-151 | 1543-1629 | 303-319 | 152-161 |
08.03.11(Tues) | 1630-1718 | 320-335 | 162-168 | 1719-1805 | 336-352 | 169-177 |
09.03.11(Wed) | 1806-1893 | 353-368 | 178-185 | 1894-1979 | 369-386 | 186-194 |
10.03.11(Thurs) | 1980-2067 | 387-403 | 195-202 | 2068-2154 | 404-420 | 203-211 |
11.03.11 (Fri) | 2155-2250 | 421-439 | 212-221 | 2251-2349 | 440-457 | 222-229 |
12.03.11 (Sat) | 2350-2445 | 458-477 | 230-238 | 2446-2542 | 478-495 | 239-248 |
13.03.11 (Sun) | SUNDAY | |||||
14.03.11 (Mon) | 2543-2639 | 496-513 | 249-258 | 2640-2735 | 514-533 | 259-267 |
15.03.11 (Tue) | 2736-2832 | 534-554 | 268-279 | 2833-2929 | 555-573 | 280-288 |
16.03.11 (Wed) | 2930-3026 | 574-592 | 289-297 | 3027-3123 | 593-611 | 298-307 |
17.03.11 (Thurs) | 3124-3220 | 612-630 | 308-317 | 3221-3318 | 631-659 | 318-326 |
18.03.11(Fri) | 3319-3415 | 650-668 | 327-335 | 3416-3512 | 669-687 | 336-345 |
19.03.11 (Sat) | 3513-3609 | 688-706 | 346-355 | 3610-3706 | 707-725 | 356-364 |
20.03.11 (Sun) | SUNDAY | |||||
21.03.11 (Mon) | 3707-3802 | 726-744 | 364-373 | 3803-3885 | 745-765 | 374-384 |
MDS | ||||||
22.03.11 (Tues) | 1-last rank of merit list of all categories | |||||
Contd. on p.no.2/-
Important Instructions for candidates:-
· Counseling will be held as per the Category Rank only (UR/SC/ST & PH) and NOT as per
the Over All Rank and the seats will be allotted to the candidates as per the 5200 point
Reservation Roster.
· OBC candidates should report for counseling as per their UR
· Candidates should report at their counseling venues as mentioned in their Rank Letters.
· SC/ST/PH candidates should report 3 counseling days in advance of their scheduled date of
counseling but not before the date of commencing of counseling. The candidates, who have reported in advance may or may not get the seat allotted on the same day. If they do not get the seats allotted on the same day, they will be allotted the seats on the following days/dates as mentioned in the schedule. Hence, they should make arrangements atleast for 2-3 days stay in the city of the venue.
· If SC, ST & PH candidates fail to report in advance, he/she will be treated as absent and will not be entertained for counseling even on the specified date as mentioned in the counseling schedule and claim for a seat shall be forfeited.
the original schedule can be found at http://mohfw.nic.in/SCHEDULE%20FOR%201ST%20ROUND%20OF%20PG%20COUNSELING.doc
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