Scholarships for students from Indian Oil Corporation

http://www.iocl.com/Aboutus/Scholarships.aspx ndianOil Academic Scholarships Email Print Scholarships IndianOil offers 2600 Scholarships for Students of 10+/ITI, Engineering, MBBS & MBA Courses on merit cum means basis SR Stream Duration for which Scholarship will be awarded and minimum duration of course No. of Scholarships Qualifying Examination Minimum Eligibility marks in Qualifying Exam Scholarship amount per month GEN SC/ST/ OBC/Girls PC/PH 1 10+/ITI 2 years 2000 10th 65% 60% 50% Rs. 1000 2 Engineering 4 years 300 12th 65% 60% 50% Rs. 3000 3 MBBS 4 years 200 12th 65% 60% 50% Rs. 3000 4 MBA 2 years 100 Graduation 65% 60% 50% Rs. 3000 Abbreviations: SC: Scheduled Caste, ST: Scheduled Tribe, OBC: Other Backward Class, GEN: General, PC/PH: Physically challenged/Physically handicapped (minimum 40% disability as per definition under Disabilities Act 1952) 1. "IndianOil Merit Scholarships Scheme" for 10+/ITI studies 2000 Scholarships are being offered for 10+/ITI studies. The distribution of scholarships may be State-wise based on "Number of students appeared for 10th Standard during 2010-11". 2. "IndianOil Scholarships Scheme" for Graduate and Post-Graduate students 600 scholarships are being offered for professional courses (Engineering-300 nos., MBBS-200 Nos. & MBA-100 Nos.). The distribution of scholarships may be Zone-wise (as shown in the table below) based on "Number of students appeared for 12th Standard during 2010-11 and will be equitably distributed in the four zones given below. For MBA course marks obtained in graduate course will be considered. Zones for Professional Courses North East West South Delhi, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Uttarakhand, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh & UT of Chandigarh, J&K Bihar, Jharkhand, Orissa, West Bengal, Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Tripura, Sikkim, Andaman & Nicobar Islands. Maharashtra, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Goa, UT of Dadra & Nagar Haveli, Daman & Diu Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Kerala, Andhra Pradesh, Pondicherry, Lakshadweep, Minicoy & Aminidivi Islands ELIGIBILITY: Students pursuing full time/regular courses in these streams & studying in Schools/Colleges/Institutions/Universities recognized by MCI/AICTE/State Education Boards/ State Govt. / ICSC/CBSE/Central Govt./Association of Indian universities, shall be eligible to apply. The student should have bonafide admission in the 1st year of School/College/Institute/University in the academic year 2011-12. Students of two year full time post graduate courses in Business Administration/Management recognized by Central/State Govt./Association of Indian universities and which are equivalent to MBA, are eligible for management stream scholarship. Students having confirmed admission in the first year of full time engineering degree course, MBBS, MBA and also 11th standard as well as those in the 1st year of 2 year ITI course are eligible to apply. In case of graduates, the average percentage of marks of all the academic years shall be treated as marks obtained by the candidate. Similarly in case of 10th/12th, if percentage of marks obtained is not mentioned by Board/University, percentage of marks obtained shall be calculated on total aggregate marks. Minimum eligibility percentage of marks for various categories will be as indicated above. Gross Joint income of the family of the candidate from all sources (during financial year 2010-11) should not exceed Rs. 1,00,000/- (Rupees One Lakh only). Income certificate should be issued by Competent Revenue Authorities only. The marks obtained in the qualifying examination making the students eligible to seek admission in the respective first year of these courses will be considered for selection. Normalization of marks of applicant shall be done for Engineering, MBBS & MBA streams to bring parity of marking system within different Boards/ Universities/Institutions. Criterion for selection will be merit and family's income. Wards of the employees of IOCL, its Joint Venture and Subsidiary companies and ACE Consultants are not eligible to apply. AGE LIMIT: Minimum 15 years and maximum 30 years as on 25.7.2011. Persons born between 25.7.81 and 25.7.96 (both days inclusive) are eligible to apply. RESERVATION & RELAXATION: Relaxation in the upper age limit is 3 years for OBC candidates, 5 years for SC/ST candidates and 10 years for physically challenged/physically handicapped candidates. 50% of the scholarships are reserved for SC/ST & OBC candidates. In each stream/ category, 25% of scholarships are reserved for girl students and 10% for physically challenged/physically handicapped students (minimum 40% disability as per definition under Disabilities Act 1952). Only those listed in the Central Govt's OBC list will be considered against OBC quota. OBC candidates of state list and not covered by Central Govt's OBC list may apply against general quota. APPLICATION: Candidates studying in 11th standard, 1st year of a 2 year ITI course, 1st year of Engineering degree, MBBS and MBA in the academic year 2011-12 are to apply through Online Application Form only by logging on to http://applicationnew.com/ioclscholar2011. Once the online application is submitted by an applicant, the system will generate a unique Registration Number which the applicants should note down for future reference/correspondence. The applicants should take out a print-out of the submitted online application and send hard copy of his application form duly signed along with their Caste/Date of Birth/Mark Sheet/family's Income Certificate etc., duly authenticated/attested by appropriate competent authority/civil authority urgently for verification of documents. Applicants should provide information in the prescribed forms (click here to download the forms) which should be attached with the hard copy of application form, as stated above. However, in case the marks, income or any other information; declared at the time of initial application; is found incorrect during scrutiny; the candidature of such candidates shall be summarily rejected. Decision of IndianOil regarding Scholar's selection shall be final and no correspondence on the selection process shall be entertained. Once awarded, the scholarships will be disbursed @ Rs. 3,000/- per month for 4 years in case of Engineering & MBBS and 2 years for MBA courses and @ Rs 1,000 /- per month for duration of 2 years in case of 10+2 and ITI course. Duration of each course in no case is less than the duration of the scholarship. The scholarship will be suspended, if the scholar is not promoted to the next academic year. In case, the scholar is not promoted for the second time (in succession for 2 years during the entire course), the scholar will be taken off from the list of IOCL scholars and scholarship will be discontinued permanently. The performance of the scholar must be satisfactory during the entire duration of the course. The performance is to be certified by the Head /Principal/Dean/Director of the School/College/ Institute /University The top one scholar each from final year of Engineering, Medicine & Management (who top their respective university exam) and top 10 scholars amongst final year of ITI & 12th (who are able to achieve position amongst top ten in their respective Board) will be awarded bonus prize of Rs 10,000/- (Rupees Ten Thousand only) each and invited to the annual day function of IndianOil Institute of Petroleum Management, Gurgaon, to receive the prize. The travel, board & lodge expenses will be borne by IOCL. A scholarship holder under this scheme will not hold any other scholarship/stipend from any other source. If awarded any other scholarship/stipend, the student can exercise his/her option for choosing the scholarship that he/she proposes to avail and inform awarding authority about the same. In case, the scholar opts for any other scholarship, he/she will have to refund the scholarship amount for the duration during which he/she is in receipt of the IOCL scholarship. The payment of Scholarship amount will be sent six monthly through head of the respective School/College/Institute/University of the selected scholar. But, however, the payment of first two six monthly installments will be sent together to reach head of the respective School/College/Institute/University. There will be no obligation on part of IOCL to provide employment/vocational/summer training to any of the scholars, at any time/stage. IOCL reserves the right to reject any application as well as discontinue the scholarship at any time without giving any notice/ assigning any reason. GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: The above referred website will be kept open to receive online applications from 25.07.2011 to 15.09.2011. Applicants are advised to keep on checking their personal e Mail id regularly for instructions specific for them only. Court of jurisdiction for any dispute will be at Delhi. LAST DATE: Last date of applying online is 15.09.11 and hard copy of the online application (print out) duly signed along with required documents, as stated above, must reach to the Administrator of the scheme: ACE Consultants, Post Box No. 9248, Krishna Nagar Head Post Office, Delhi-110051 by 15.10.2011 and thereafter no hard copy of application / documents/ correspondence will be entertained/accepted. IOCL will not be responsible for any postal delay or loss in transit of the applications or whatsoever reason. Click here to apply online Click here for Sports Scholarships For any further information/query, please contact Administrator of the Scheme at Phone No. 011-22162970 or e-mail indianoilscholarship2011@gmail.com

Streetplays can be performed at sec29 vashi

Dear Mr.Johnson, Greetings from "The Kanchan Foundation" ! This is to request you if you could provide STREET PLAYS out side our Tea/snack outlet "Chai Shai etc" Sec 29, Vashi (Just opposite IDBI bank & next to Sec 29 bus stop towards Vashi). There is an ample place outside the shop where about 100-200 viewers can easily gather & see the play, about 4 steps higher platform is also available. This thought came in mind as we receive girl candidates, few out of them have been employed by us who either failed or could not do well in their SSC/XII th exams & have no other option but to look for any employment. Street plays by your NGO can do dual role of moral boosting of their esteem as well as general public. We are planning various types of street plays (different themes based) Please let me know how to go about. Best Regards, N.U.Nayak The Kanchan Foundation visit us : http://www.tkf.co.in Tel - +91 2266738480

Free education and hostel facilities for handicap children

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Workshop on "human Rights for the Hearing Imaoired' in Bangalore

Hello Volunteers!!! Have you ever wondered what actually happens in “Human Rights”, Why are few volunteers and organizations are working for it??? OR You get to know there is a child abuse / domestic violence happening at your neighbourhood wondering how you can save some one?? To know more about Human Rights and to be part of a very special event where we are letting know HI’s (Hearing impaired) students about “Human Rights” as part of our theme based event. (most of the time we don’t take a step to let know Hearing impaired or visually challenged about these rights as per study most of challenged people go through abuses in their life, for most of them apart from crying they don’t know what next, Hence we chose these students to let them know about Human Rights) Looking forward for your email / call Date: 6th Sep, 2011 Venue: Ashvas Training centre, Near Diary Circle, Bannerghatta Road, Bangalore (after Dharmaram college take left and 1st gate is Ashvas centre) Time: 5:15 to 6:30pm Contact person: Emal 9972137819 / Roopa 9964703594 / Pavithra 9481514972 (Please give a call for more clarity on address) "If I can stop one heart from breaking, I shall not live in vain. If I can ease one life the aching, or cool one pain, or help one fainting robin unto his nest again, I shall not live in vain." -Emily Dickinson Happy Volunteering!! Peace, Emal Relationship Manager - iVolunteer iVolunteer -- Your skills can change lives No 10, KHB Colony 8th Block, Koramangala, Bangalore - 560 095 Tel: +91-80-41466568 Cell: +91-9972137819 www.iVolunteer.in "Be the change you want to see in the world" __._,_.___

Workshop on Role of Women in Conflict Resolution-

Dear friends, Greetings from the Women's Unit of Indian Social Institute. Over the ages, women have the reputation of been the peace keepers whether it is in their home or in the community. The role of women in conflict resolution and peace keeping is a important topic for debate in recent ages, especially when ethnic conflicts and communal violence is on the rise today. More and more people are open to the idea of women being a part of peace negotiations. In this context Indian Social Institute along with CSSS - Mumbai is conducting a two day seminar on "The role of women in conflict resolution" on the 19 & 20th September 2011 at Indian Social Institute - Bangalore. The details are as follows: Title bbbb : Role of Women in conflict resolution Dates : 19 & 20 September 2011 Venue : Indian Social Institute, 24, Benson Road, Benson Town, Bangalore - 46. Medium : English No. of participants: 40 Kindly note that food and accommodation facilities will be made at Indian Social Institute. Participants from outside Bangalore will be reimbursed 2nd class non AC train fare. Kindly confirm your participation at the earliest either by phone or by email. Shanthi 9980331471 sagayashanthi@gmail.com -- A. Sagaya shanthy Coordinator, Women's Unit Indian Social Institute, Benson Road, Bangalore. Ph: 9980331471 E-Mail : sagayashanthi@gmail.com

Asian human Rights report on the Sardar Sarovar Dam project

AHRC-STM-114-2011
September 1, 2011

A Statement by the Asian Human Rights Commission

INDIA: Report on Sardar Sarovar Dam Project affected villages in Alirajpur district, Madhya Pradesh released

The Asian Human Rights Commission (AHRC) wishes to introduce you to the latest report released by our partner organisation, Vikas Samvad, based in Bophal, Madhya Pradesh on the Sardar Sarovar Dam Project affected villages in Alirajpur district of Madhya Pradesh. The report is titled: Valley of food insecurity and chronic hunger : Field status of government programmes under the Sardar Sarovar Dam Project affected villages in Alirajpur district of Madhya Pradesh state, India.

The report is co-authored by Mr Sachin Jain, Supreme Court's State Advisor to the Right to Food Commissioners' Office; Ms Rolly Shivhare, Mr Madhukar and Mr Soumitra Roy, researchers associated to Vikas Samvad.

Executive Summary:

Food insecurity has become the reality of life for the people living in Anjanwaada of Alirajpur District of Madhya Pradesh. It is one of 15 villages that are affected in Alirajpur by the submergence of Sardar Sarovar Dam Project (SSP). The only way to reach this community is by a boat from Kakrana. SSP is one of the five largest and controversial dam construction projects in India. According to the government figures 193 villages of Madhya Pradesh will be submerged when SSP is at its full height of 138.68 metres. Out of the 193 displaced villages, 15 villages are from the Alirajpur District.

In Anjanwada the people are dependent upon government schemes since the submergence of their land. Now they do not have any livelihood options other than those provided by the government schemes. However these schemes are not implemented in the village due to which, the families today face hunger and malnutrition.

Mr Khajan Singh who lives in the village claims that, a single-crop in their land would feed them for at least two years. He says: " … it has been 15 years since our land went under the water. We did not get any compensation for the animals, land, and trees that we lost."

Income from land was the only means of survival for these villagers. Today they do not have lost it and are forced to migrate to other places for survival. Mr Dhaniya Patel, an elderly man from the village says: " … the government thinks that we are enjoying ourselves out here. It is for you to see whether we are enjoying ourselves or starving. The supply through the PDS has been irregular in the village since submergence. The villagers can afford to eat only once a day so as to save food and make it the food grains last longer."

The purpose of the visit to the village was to monitor the implementation of the Supreme Court's order concerning government-sponsored food schemes. The Court has repeatedly expressed anguish of malnutrition and hunger in the country. The Court has issued about 80 interim orders directing the government the proper implementation of government schemes like the ICDS, MDM, PDS, and NREGA. To monitor the implementation of its orders, the Supreme Court has appointed two Commissioners at the national level and advisors to the Commissioners at the state. Mr Sachin Jain is the state advisor from Madhya Pradesh.

The visit to Alirajpur confirmed that the people still live in the villages affected by the SSP, even though they have lost all means of livelihood to the project. This has resulted in a situation of acute food insecurity in the villages. Contrary to this, the state administration in its report claims that the residents affected by the project have been compensated. The government report also claims that the residents living in the village are living there since they are against the project. This argument though does not make any sense in itself. In fact those living in the villages are provided no compensation or have received anything from the government. Since they have no place else to go, they continue living there. The rehabilitation process has proved to be replete with flaws in planning and implementation. Despite this, the residents of the village still expect the government to support them.

Schemes like the PDS, ICDS, MDM, and NREGA are completely dysfunctional in the villages. Evidences of widespread and unchecked corruption in the implementation of the schemes writ large upon the face of the people living in the villages. The food rations distributed at the moment are sufficient for no more than 8 months of an year. The villagers find no other means other than saving from the paltry rations to stretch it to survive for an year. For this they have no other means other than living in hunger. The government has issued any Below Poverty Line (BPL) cards to those who disserve it in the village. Without the BPL cards the villagers are unable to utilise the full potential of the PDS, to the extent it is available in the village.

According to the report the situation of women and children are the worst. There is one Anganwadi Centre in the village, but most of it remains in paper and government records and reports. The Integrated Child Development Scheme is hardly implemented in the village. The children are denied supplementary nutrition and their growth not monitored by anyone. Services to be provided through the ICDS are literally nonexistent in the villages of the district. Similarly the pregnant and lactating women are also deprived the benefits due through the ICDS. The visit of Auxiliary Nurse Midwife (ANM) and other health workers is irregular and complete immunisation has not happened in the villages. Due to this prenatal check up of women has not been conducted in the villages. In the case of any medical emergency, the women will have to travel to Kakrana SHC, which is 12 kms from the village. It takes about two hours to traverse these 12 kms. The people have to spend more to hire a private transport, as there is no public transport facility available to them.

Most of the benefits from the government-sponsored welfare schemes are denied to the women. So far there were only two institutional deliveries in the village. There are no transport linkages to the villages, which in the case of emergency, creates disastrous situations. There is not a single doctor available in any of the villages affected by the SSP in the district. The visit of a health supervisor is highly irregular. The villagers stay close to stagnant water. Due to this recurrence of water borne diseases infecting the villagers are high, which the residents say was not the case when the river flowed freely.

There are 27 families in Anjanwaada who do not have job cards. They applied for it many times but to no avail. With no job card, they are unable to find work through the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural employment Guarantee scheme. For those who found jobs some how, the payment of wages in many cases are pending since long. There are also cases in which the villagers have worked on a job in the village, but no entry made in their job cards.

This report raises questions related to food security of the tribal communities. The report speaks about the life of the communities affected by the SSP. It also speaks about the carelessness attitude of the government concerning the rights of some of the most marginalised people of India and how organised corruption within the government make life extremely difficult to this hapless people.

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9 month internship in the USA

ASSOCIATION FOR INTERNATIONAL WORK EDUCATIONAL TRAINING PROGRAMME USA 2011
Dear Interested Applicants,
I am pleased to Inform you of our Forth Coming 9 Months INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION CAREER INTERNSHIP TRAINING PROGRAMME which is starting on 30th of August,2011 and will close on the 18th of May 2012. Paid while you are been Trained in your Choosen Profession

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Association for International Education Training Programme AIETP was founded in 1987 inCalifornia, United States of America. AIETP is a non-profit youth organization . It currently offers educational exchange programs to students and youth as part of its goal to establish cultural and educational connections between America and other parts of the world.
An established International Cultural Exchange Program, the AIETP began providing structured training opportunities for students and Professionals seeking a career in the hospitality industry in 1986. The AIETP is designated by the United States Department of State as a sponsor of an Exchange Visitor Program in accordance with the administrative regulations issued under the Mutual Education and Cultural Exchange Act of 1961.

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The Recruitment and Selection Process for the second batch of Internship starts with immediate effect and ends on the 7th August 2011
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This program assists international students and young professionals with securing internships and practical training programs in the U.S. Our programs help participants to develop the professional skills necessary to work in an increasingly interdependent world. We also provide U.S. employers with access to highly motivated and qualified international candidates, who not only help to diversify the workplace but who also provide the international insight and cultural perspective organizations need to compete in the global market.
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