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Job for Hearing &Speech handicapped

Tue, 26 Aug 2008 23:11:42 -0500

Dear All, I am looking for some decent openings in IT fields at Bangalore. I am MCSE from Microsoft and possess 4yrs experience.

Job for Hearing &Speech handicapped

Tue, 26 Aug 2008 23:11:16 -0500

Dear All, I am looking for some decent openings in IT fields at Bangalore. I am MCSE from Microsoft and possess 4yrs experience.

LOOKING LIBRARIAN JOB AT KOLKATA

Fri, 20 Jun 2008 01:08:10 -0500

CURRICULUM VITAE MD. SAFIQUR RAHAMAN(Librarian) Address : G. ACADEMY,C-56A/28,4th floor,Sector-62,Noida,U.P Email :- safirahaman2007@gmail.com Mob No. 9911312764 AIM: To touch the zenith of the organization by adopting 3D’s (Discipline, Determination &Dedication) and broaden my experience and skills in an organizational environment. Career Objective : To become a good professional in the field of library and information science. So I am very keen to apply my professional knowledge if opportunity is rendered to show my ability. Personal Profile :- Date of Birth : 17-03-1985

Looking for the post of LIBRARIAN

Fri, 20 Jun 2008 01:07:10 -0500

Resume for the post of LIBRARIAN

Thu, 19 Jun 2008 23:59:32 -0500

librarian job applicatin

Wed, 12 Mar 2008 06:35:39 -0500

Respected Sir, I am senting my biodata with this e-mail. I am 45% orthopediclly disabiled person. I have compleated BLISc(Library Science) course. I am working as an Asst:Librarian in Gokulam Medical College TVM, Kerala, India since june 2007. If, any sutable job opportunity, kindly inform me as soon as possible. Thanking you Yours faithfully RENJITH KUMAR K R ============================================================= CURRICULUM VITAE Mattappally House, Vazhappally P.O Changanassery, Kottayam Dt Phone : 0481 2423766 Mobile : 09947815928 E-mail :renji019@yahoo.co.in

KERALA

Sun, 01 Jul 2007 05:48:43 -0500

Source from http://www.employmentwinner.co.nr/ Kerala attracted the notice of people in other parts of India even from time immemorial. It is evident from the many reference to the land of in ancient Sanskrit works. The Aitareya Aranyaka is the earliest Sanskrit work, which specifically mentions Kerala. The great Epics Ramayana and Mahabharatha, show awareness of Kerala on the part of their authors. Katyayana (4th century BC) and Pathanjali (2nd Century BC) show their acquaintance with the geography of Kerala. Kautilya’s Arthasastra mentions Kerala. The puranas also mention Kerala.Kalidasa’s Raghuvamsa has given a beautiful description of Kerala.

Need Job for a Partially Blind Friend- can any one help

Tue, 31 Oct 2006 16:04:14 -0600

hi All, My Frnd Jacob has cataract since birth.. he lives with his mom and sister and he is one of the major earning member of the family To talk about him he is a brilliant guy A programmer with very good knowledge of networking and hardware His Software skillsets on ASP, .NET and Visual Basic (and also knowledge of other softwares) He has build a matrimony site called the www.everfreematrimony.com which is a free matrimony site. which also has some of the softwares that he has developed. Has done his 12th but has very good command over his english. He is working for a insurance company as a developer and a customer care executive. but he is earning only mere 5000 Rs for which he travel all the way from end of the city to the other end. and the company is on a merge of closure.

A Case for Universally Accessible Banking Services - Part-2

Sun, 04 Jun 2006 17:44:55 -0500

Part-1 of this article is at: node/453

The Social Imperative

There is a perhaps a larger principle at play here - is denial of acceptance of signature, denial of a fundamental civil right. I am not sure of the answer and will leave this for authorities on Civil Rights to ponder.

Another larger principle at play here is that of financial inclusion, which is a sub-set of social inclusion. In the global context, United Nation’s charter on disability, states:

A Case for Universally Accessible Banking Services - Part-1

Sun, 04 Jun 2006 17:26:29 -0500

Is a blind person same as an illiterate person?

Banking guidelines in India seem to suggest this.

In its Model Deposit Guidelines, the Indian Bank’s Association (IBA), the representative body of banks in India, which is instrumental in influencing and guiding banks’ policies, clubs ‘illiterate and blind people’ together and suggests to its member banks,

Make them laugh - March 30

Thu, 30 Mar 2006 16:56:07 -0600

The Indian Express: Business As Usual By Unny

On a TV screen Jayalalithaa and Karunanidhi are seen. The headlines in the newspaper read, “DMK promises cheap rice and free TV”. The caption of the cartoon reads, “TV will generate enough hot air to cook the rice”.

Times of India: Just like that! By Ajit Ninan

March 30

There is a room where a press conference is on. Inside the room you can see TV crews hotly arguing with each other. Rahul Dravid is coming out of the room very angry. Someone inside the room is saying, “Speaking of walkouts, Dravid will make a good Parliamentarian”.

Make them laugh - March 29

Wed, 29 Mar 2006 02:37:55 -0600

My sincere apologies, because of a work trip I have not been able to update my descriptive cartoon blog for almost a week now. Since it is easy to get to the cartoon archives in Times of India online, I am describing the last seven cartoons. I hope to be more regular from tomorrow, covering cartoons from other newspapers too.

Times of India: Just like that! By Ajit Ninan

March 27
There is a vast stretch of barren land. Far away some hills are seen and there is a watch tower, like the ones they have in prisons. Groups of convicts are seen scattered across the vast stretch. The convicts have stacked up their drinking cups to form a pyramid (four cups in the bottom, then three, then two and then one on top). A few paces away from a stack of cups, one convict is holding the heavy ball that is tied to his foot with a long chain, ready to roll and hit the stacked cups (like a bowling game). Two other convicts are standing on the side, holding their heavy balls, waiting for their turn. A police officer is explaining to a politician, "A cost-effective prison without walls and arms, to prevent Naxalites from blowing, stealing and freeing inmates".

Make them laugh - March 21

Tue, 21 Mar 2006 04:28:29 -0600

The Indian Express: Business As Usual By Unny

Rajnath Singh is sitting on a desk writing. A flag with BJP’s Lotus is on the table. Standing behind him is Advaniji, who is saying, “Your first suspension of Khuranaji. Congrats, Rajnath”.

The Hindu: Cartoonscape

Amar Singh, who is on a mobile phone, and I think the other person is Mulayam Singh , are standing on a floor made of wooden planks, looking a bit distressed. A saw (only the tip of it can be seen) from below is cutting the wooden boards in circles around them. The circles are becoming smaller and smaller.

Make them laugh - March 20

Mon, 20 Mar 2006 05:47:05 -0600

The Indian Express: Business As Usual By Unny

A man going in a three-wheeler is peeping out at a road sign which says, “Court Ahead, Dead Slow... Witness Crossing and Double Crossing”

The Hindu: Cartoonscape

In the first box, two guards are trying to pull a MP out of his chair and the title says, “Separating the MPs post from…”. In the second box there has been a huge explosion, the chair is broken into two, the guards have been thrown back, the MP is no where to be seen and the title says, “… another office of profit”.

Make them laugh - March 17

Fri, 17 Mar 2006 03:39:45 -0600

The Indian Express: Business As Usual By Unny

In the backdrop there is a temple. In front there is a kiosk with the title, “Varanasi Tours”. The gentleman sitting inside the kiosk is on the phone saying, “Sorry. We need guides who’ll talk about a thousand years ago, not last week”.

The Hindu: Cartoonscape

In the first box titled, “Vision 1991”, there is a proportionately large P V Narasimha Rao and on his shoulders a smaller, kurta payjama clad Manmohan Singh is standing, holding a flag that says, “Economic Reforms”. In the next box titled, “Vision 2006”, a proportionately smaller, kurta payjama clad Manmohan Singh is there and on his shoulder a much larger, achkan clad Manmohan Singh is standing, who is a bit wobbly and is holding a placard that says, “Foreign Policy”.