Centrally funded technical institutions (or the CFTIs) are currently short of more than 3000 faculty members, which is about 1/3rd their total strength. CFTIs include the IITs, IIMs, IISc Bangalore, ISM Dhanbad, NITs a total of 9 such institutions. The reason being cited is their inability to pay the qualified candidates, salaries at par with the market. Continue reading IIT Faculty Shortage: 1 in 3 professor posts vacant
Vijender Singh -Indian Boxing Star- MyOrbit Male Icon 2009
As we close 2009, we have to give two awards, based on inputs from Indians worldwide.
The top 3 contenders were:
1. Vijender Singh
2. Rahul Gandhi
3. Ranbir Kapoor
The MyOrbit Male Icon of the Year 2009 is Vijender Singh – India’s Boxing Star, with lots of potential on the world boxing circuit, and one of the sexiest Indian male out there.
He has come from very humble roots in rural Haryana, but has shown great confidence in his approach to work and life. Wishing Vijender great success inside and outside the ring!
Finance Jobs in Mumbai
Mumbai is the business and financial capital of India. All the major financial institutions, banks and stock exchanges are based in Mumbai. The head offices of most major Indian companies operate from Mumbai. The earlier business district of Ballard Estate have now been replaced by Nariman Point in South Mumbai and more recently to the new business districts, which have come up in Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC) and the Lower Parel areas, which are being built on redeveloped textile mills’ land. Continue reading Finance Jobs in Mumbai
BPO Jobs in Mumbai
Mumbai, the commercial/financial capital of India, has brought many jobs in India from the western countries. Mumbai has become a hub in providing the BPO jobs to many unemployed. Mumbai has emerged as a major hub for various types of BPOs like financial, voice process, Engineering Services and ITES services. These centers then create jobs at various levels and types, like: Continue reading BPO Jobs in Mumbai
Congress Party Blunders In Andhra Pradhesh
You might be hearing various news on Congress wanting to split Andhra Pradesh state. The Congress party central team in New Delhi have taken such a big decision of splitting a major state like AP without following a formal process to seek consensus and votes from the MLAs and MPs representing the people. P Chindabaram’s rushed statement in the night of Dec 9 was a mockery of democratic systems and rules, and its ironic that he is a lawyer by profession. Congress party has goofed up big time on this topic. Breaking up a major state is not a joke and it can’t be decided by 5 people in Congress head office; it needs two-third majority in the state assembly. And going by the facts, the proposal doesn’t even have 5% votes! Continue reading Congress Party Blunders In Andhra Pradhesh