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Sunday, November 21, 2010

The Indian Postal department


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FEATURES

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The Department of Posts comes under the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology

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Shri. Kapil Sibal is the Minister for Communications and Information Technology

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Shri. Gurudas Kamat is the Minister of State for Communications and Information Technology.

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Shri. Sachin Pilot is the Minister of State for Communications and Information Technology.

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Ms. Radhika Doraiswamy is the Secretary (Posts) to Govt. Of India as well as Director General, Department of Posts and the Chairman of the Postal Services Board.

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The Postal Service Board, the apex management body of the Department, comprises the Chairman and six Members. The six members of the Board hold portfolios of Personnel, Operations, Technology, Postal Life Insurance, Human Resources Development, Planning respectively. The Joint Secretary and Financial Advisor to the Department is a permanent invitee to the Board. The Board is assisted by a senior staff officer of the Directorate as Secretary to the Board. Deputy Directors General, Directors and Assistant Directors General provide the necessary functional support for the Board at the Headquarters.

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For providing postal services, the whole country has been divided into twenty two postal circles. Each Circle is co-terminous with a State except for Gujarat Circle ( which also administers the Union Territories of Daman & Diu and Dadra & Nagar Haveli), Kerala Circle (which includes the Union Territory of Lakshdweep) , Maharashtra Circle (which has within its jurisdiction the State of Goa), North East Circle (which comprises six North Eastern States- Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland & Tripura), Punjab Circle (which has within its administrative jurisdiction , the Union Territory of Chandigarh ), and Tamilnadu Circle ( which also administers the Union Territory of Pondicherry ).Each of these Circles is headed by a Pr. Chief Postmaster General or Chief Postmaster General. Each Circle is further divided into Regions comprising field units, called Divisions (Postal / RMS Divisions). Each Region is headed by a Postmaster General .In the Circles and Regions there are other functional units like Circle Stamp Depots, Postal Stores Depots and Mail Motor Service etc.

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Besides these twenty two Circles , there is another Circle, called Base Circle, to cater to the postal communication needs of the Armed Forces. The Base Circle is headed by an Additional Director General ,Army Postal Service in the rank of a Major General. The officer cadre of the Army Postal Service comprises officers on deputation from the Civil Posts. Seventy five percent of the other ranks of the Army Postal Service are also drawn from the Department of Posts and the remaining personnel are recruited by the Army.

Saturday, November 20, 2010

Result of Recruitment to the Cadre of POSTAL/SORTING ASSISTANTS in ORISSA Circle for the year 2009 & 2010.


Selection List of PA/SA Recruitment - Mavelikara Postal Division

The following candidates are declared to have selected for appointment as Postal Assistant in Mavelikara Postal division against the direct recruitment vacancies of 2009 and 2010, subject to medical fitness and verification of original records.

UR QUOTA

SL NO

ROLL NO

NAME OF CANDIDATE

CATOGERY TO WHICH BELONGS

MARKS SECURED

1

149

Soumya Narayanan K

UR

90.33

2

19

Sujitha S

UR

89.33

3

5

Parvathy S Nair

UR

88.33

4

92

Rejith S G

UR

87.87

5

14

Saranya K Raj

UR

87.67

6

115

Meenakshy Mohan

UR

87.6

7

135

Vishnu VL

UR

85.47

8

159

Balu Hareendra

UR

85.27

9

118

Vidhya A

UR

84.6

10

128

Soorej S

UR

84.53

11

33

Arun Kumar M

UR

83.67

12

52

Manu S Namboothiri

UR

83.47

13

182

Athira S

OBC

83.40

14

178

Divya R

OBC

82.53

15

132

Geethu Gopan S

UR

82.52

16

85

Summya M Sali

UR

81.93

OBC QUOTA

SL NO

ROLL NO

NAME OF CANDIDATE

CATOGERY TO WHICH BELONGS

MARKS SECURED

1

206

Aswathy M

OBC

79.87

2

8

Jouhar B

OBC

78.87

3

161

Sreemanikyam S

OBC

77.23

4

199

Surya Surendran

OBC

76.93

5

169

Ajitha R

OBC

76.73



SC QUOTA

SL NO

ROLL NO

NAME OF CANDIDATE

CATOGERY TO WHICH BELONGS

MARKS SECURED

1

254

Geethau O G

SC

76.73

2

270

Surya Madhavan

SC

75.84

3

235

Dipin D

SC

73.87

4

226

Neethu Mol T

SC

73.73

5

225

Meethu M

SC

72.73

6

228

Likitha S Mohan

SC

72.40

EX – Service Men – QUOTA

SL NO

ROLL NO

NAME OF CANDIDATE

CATOGERY TO WHICH BELONGS

MARKS SECURED

1

276

Rajesh B

EX- SM

76.38

2

281

Krishna Kumar G

EX- SM

76.29

3

277

San Jose

EX- SM

72.20

PH (HH) QUOTA

SL NO

ROLL NO

NAME OF CANDIDATE

CATOGERY TO WHICH BELONGS

MARKS SECURED

1

311

Sujitha K S

PH ( HH)

64.80

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Friday, November 19, 2010

RESULTS OF RECURITMENT TO THE CADRE OF POSTAL/SORTING ASSISTANTS FOR THE YEAR 2010 OF CHANGANASSERY DIVISION ANNOUNCED

RESULTS OF RECURITMENT TO THE CADRE OF POSTAL/SORTING ASSISTANTS FOR THE YEAR 2010 OF CHANGANASSERY DIVISION ANNOUNCED
FOR DETAILS PLEASE CALL
9496114944 PM NAZIR

RESULTS OF RECURITMENT TO THE CADRE OF POSTAL/SORTING ASSISTANTS FOR THE YEAR 2010 OF MAVELIKARA DIVISION ANNOUNCED

RESULTS OF RECURITMENT TO THE CADRE OF POSTAL/SORTING ASSISTANTS FOR THE YEAR 2010 OF MAVELIKARA DIVISION ANNOUNCED

FOR DETAILS PLEASE CALL 9497338736 L JAYASREE




Thursday, November 18, 2010

RESULTS OF PA RECURITMENT OF MAVELIKARA POSTAL DIVISION WILL BE ANNOUNCED SHORTLY

RESULTS OF PA RECURITMENT OF MAVELIKARA POSTAL DIVISION WILL BE ANNOUNCED SHORTLY
TO JOIN NFPE PLEASE CALL 9497338736 L JAYASREE

PA RECRUITMENT RESULTS-2010 OF KOTTAYAM DIVISION ANNOUNCED

Results announced PA /SA Recruitment of Kottayam Division

For Details, please call



9447403649- Rajesh


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Postal Training Centre Mysore


Postal Training Centre Mysore is a premier Training Centre of Department of Posts

For Details

Pay Scale of Postal Assistant with allowance


Pay Scale of Postal Assistant- 5200-20200 { Grade Pay- 2400}

Pay in Band

7500

Grade Pay

2400

9910

45 % DA 9910*45/100

4460

HRA 10% 9910*10/100

(For Z Cities 10 % HRA)

991

TA 800+ (800*45/100)

1160

GROSS PAY

16521

RESULTS TO THE CADRE OF PA/SA RECRUITMENT - MUMBAI REGION


RESULTS OF RECURITMENT TO THE CADRE OF POSTAL/SORTING ASSISTANTS FOR THE YEAR 2010

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PA/SA RESULTS OF ALAPUZHA POSTAL DIVISION


Results announced PA /SA Recruitment of Alapuzha Division

For Details please call



9744872026 - N MANIYAPPAN


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Wednesday, November 17, 2010

PA RECRUITMENT RESULTS-2010 OF ALUVA DIVISION DECLARED

PA RECRUITMENT RESULTS-2010 OF ALUVA DIVISION DECLARED ON 17.11.2010.
CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL SELECTED CANDIDATES AND HEARTY WELCOME TO NATIONAL FEDERATION OF POSTAL EMPLOYEES(NFPE)


For more details about the results please contact

Rames .M.Kumar President NFPE Aluva Phone:9446391371

Explanation for answer of question No 28 in PA Test 2010

28. Three runners Ajay , Bharath and Charan run a race with Ajay finishing 20 meters ahead of Bharath and 34 ahead of Charan , while Bharath finishes 21 meters ahead of Charan . Each runner travels the entire distance at a constant speed. What was the length of the race?

A. 40 meters B. 50 meters C. 60 Meters D. 70 meters

Correct Answer: C

14 m 20 M

C<---------------àB<------------------àA


This is what the race looks like when A reaches the end. Notice that B has already created a distance of 14 m between himself and C. When B reaches the end point, ie. after another 20 m, distance between him and C is 21 m i.e. another 7 m.

21 M

<------------------------------------à

_____________________________________

C B


So in every 20 m B is creating a distance of 7 m between himself and C. To create a distance of 21 m between himself and C, he must have run a total of 60m. The race must be of 60 m.

Tuesday, November 16, 2010

Results announced - PA/SA Recruitment 2010- by Tiruvalla Division

Results announced by Tiruvalla Postal Division for selection of Postal /sorting assistant

For details please call 9447505971 9387358169

Question No 10

Q No 10 Lothal had a structure which, according to some archaeologists was a


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For those who have doubt about question No 10 in PA test 2010

Please read it carefully


Lothal engineers accorded high priority to the creation of a dockyard and warehouse to serve the purposes of naval trade. While the consensus view amongst archaeologists identifies this structure as a "dockyard," it has also been suggested that owing to small dimensions, this basin may have been an irrigation tank and canal


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QUESTION NO 3

For those who have doubt about answer of question NO 3 in PA test 2010

Please read it carefully


The Republic is governed in terms of the Constitution of India which was adopted by the Constituent Assembly on 26thNovember 1949 and came into force on 26th
January 1950.

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Monday, November 15, 2010

Question No 43

Please may I have a few oranges. - I would like a small number of oranges.
Please may I have some oranges. - I would like a number of oranges.
Please may I have little oranges. - I would like oranges that are small in size.
Please may I have less oranges. - You have offered me too many oranges, I would like a smaller amount.
(note no comma after please)

I see no real difference between 'a few' and 'some'. Possibly 'a few' emphasizes that you do not want many. You might expect to receive more oranges if you ask for 'some'.

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