DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU TUESDAY, MAY 23, 2017 (PAGE 13) Applications are invited by the undersigned from the eligible candidates for ONE position for Rearing Assistant for a research projects sponsored by Department of Biotechnology (DBT); Govt of India at this station. Duration of the project: 3 years till 5th February, 2020. Essential Qualification: Matric & above; Experience in rearing in silkworms will be preferred. Emoluments: Rs. 8000.00 per month (consolidated) Important points: Date of walk-in-interview: 25th May, 2017. Time of interview: 2.00 PM onwards (candidates should reach the venue by 1 PM for verification of documents). Upper age limit: 28 years as on 01-05-2017 (relaxation of 5 years for SC/ST and women candidates) The above mentioned position is purely temporary on contractu- al basis and co-terminus with the project. Further claim for any post will not be entertained thereafter. The decision of the Scientist-D shall be final and binding in all respects. For details visit our website: www.csrtipam.res.in & www.csb.gov.in. Sd/- Scientist-D Regional Sericultural Research Station Central Silk Board, Ministry of Textiles, Govt. of India CSB Complex, Miran Sahib, Jammu - 181101 Phone: 01923-263339, Fax: 01923-263339 email: [email protected] WALK IN INTERVIEW ON 25TH MAY 2017 FOR RECRUITMENT OF ONE SILKWORM REARING ASSISTANT NB-745 Dt. 22-5-2017 Missing Indian mountaineer dies after climbing Mt Everest KATHMANDU, May 22: A 27-year-old Indian climber, who went missing on Mount Everest, has died after he fell some 200 metres while returning after conquering the world's tallest peak, the fifth fatality on the mountain this season, an official said today. The body of Ravi Kumar, a native of Uttar Pradesh's Moradabad district, was spotted by rescuers after 36 hours of intense search. Kumar fell from the 8,200 metre altitude, which is popularly known as Balcony, and died, said Dinesh Bhattarai, Director General of Department of Tourism. "Our liaison officer deputed in Mt Everest has confirmed that he died after he fell some 150 to 200 metre down from the Balcony while he was descending after the summit," he told PTI. "But it not possible to retrieve the body immediately," Chowang Sherpa, managing director of Arun Treks and Expedition, said. Balcony is the final resting spot before climbers ascend the south summit of the mountain. With this, the total number of people who died from the Nepal side of Mt Everest has reached five. Kumar successfully climbed the 8,848 meters high Mount Everest at 1:28 PM on Saturday. His climbing guide Lakpa Wongya Sherpa was also found unconscious after suffering from frostbite at Camp IV. Kumar and the climbing guide got separated during the descent. Ang Tshering Sherpa, presi- dent of Nepal Mountaineering Association earlier had earlier said that "the chances of his survival were slim, as more than 24 hours had elapsed since he went missing in the extreme climate". An American and a Slovakian died near the summit of the world's highest peak yesterday. An Australian also died while the identity of the fourth person was not immediately known. (PTI) Elections to 10 RS seats cancelled; no new date announced NEW DELHI, May 22: The Election Commission today cancelled elections to 10 Rajya Sabha seats scheduled to be held on June 8, citing a clash with the presidential poll due in July and the EVM challenge beginning on June 3. A brief statement from the EC said it has decided to "withdraw" the press note of May 16 announc- ing the elections to Rajya Sabha seats from Goa, Gujarat and West Bengal. It said it will announce fresh dates "in due course". The terms of several promi- nent faces in the Rajya Sabha, including Union minister Smriti Irani, CPM general secretary Sitaram Yechury and Trinamool Congress leader Derek O'Brien, are set to end in July and August. The notification for the now- postponed polls was to be issued today as per the May 16 press statement. Out of the 10 retiring mem- bers, four are from Trinamool Congress, three from Congress, two from BJP and one from the CPM. While the term of Shantaram Naik (Cong, Goa) is coming to an end on July 28, the retirement of Ahmed Patel (Cong), Dilipbhai Pandya (BJP) and Irani (BJP) - all from Gujarat - is due on August 18. The tenure of members from West Bengal - O'Brien (TMC), Debabrata Bandhopadhyay (TMC), Pradip Bhattacharya (Cong), Yechury (CPM), Sukhenduhakhar Roy (TMC) and Dola Sen (TMC) are also ending on August 18. A Commission spokesperson later clarified that the presidential election may coincide with the schedule of RS polls in view of the fact that secretaries of legislative assemblies are notified as return- ing officers for RS elections and they are also to be appointed as assistant returning officers for the presidential election. (PTI)
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DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU TUESDAY, MAY 23, 2017 (PAGE 13)
Applications are invited by the undersigned from the eligible candidates
for ONE position for Rearing Assistant for a research projects sponsored
by Department of Biotechnology (DBT); Govt of India at this station.
Duration of the project: 3 years till 5th February, 2020.
Essential Qualification: Matric & above; Experience in
rearing in silkworms will be preferred.
Emoluments: Rs. 8000.00 per month (consolidated)
Important points:
� Date of walk-in-interview: 25th May, 2017.
� Time of interview: 2.00 PM onwards (candidates should reach thevenue by 1 PM for verification of documents).
� Upper age limit: 28 years as on 01-05-2017 (relaxation of 5 years forSC/ST and women candidates)
� The above mentioned position is purely temporary on contractu-al basis and co-terminus with the project. Further claim for any post will
not be entertained thereafter.
� The decision of the Scientist-D shall be final and binding in allrespects.
For details visit our website: www.csrtipam.res.in & www.csb.gov.in.
Sd/-
Scientist-D
Regional Sericultural Research Station
Central Silk Board, Ministry of Textiles, Govt. of India
CSB Complex, Miran Sahib, Jammu - 181101
Phone: 01923-263339, Fax: 01923-263339email: [email protected]
WALK IN INTERVIEW ON 25TH MAY 2017 FOR RECRUITMENT OF ONE SILKWORM
REARING ASSISTANT
NB-745
Dt. 22-5-2017
Missing Indian mountaineer
dies after climbing Mt EverestKATHMANDU, May 22:
A 27-year-old Indian climber,who went missing on MountEverest, has died after he fell some200 metres while returning afterconquering the world's tallestpeak, the fifth fatality on themountain this season, an officialsaid today.
The body of Ravi Kumar, anative of Uttar Pradesh'sMoradabad district, was spottedby rescuers after 36 hours ofintense search.
Kumar fell from the 8,200metre altitude, which is popularlyknown as Balcony, and died, saidDinesh Bhattarai, DirectorGeneral of Department of
Tourism."Our liaison officer deputed in
Mt Everest has confirmed that hedied after he fell some 150 to 200metre down from the Balconywhile he was descending after thesummit," he told PTI.
"But it not possible to retrievethe body immediately," ChowangSherpa, managing director of ArunTreks and Expedition, said.
Balcony is the final restingspot before climbers ascend thesouth summit of the mountain.
With this, the total number ofpeople who died from the Nepalside of Mt Everest has reachedfive.
Kumar successfully climbedthe 8,848 meters high Mount
Everest at 1:28 PM on Saturday.His climbing guide LakpaWongya Sherpa was also foundunconscious after suffering fromfrostbite at Camp IV.
Kumar and the climbing guidegot separated during the descent.
Ang Tshering Sherpa, presi-dent of Nepal MountaineeringAssociation earlier had earlier saidthat "the chances of his survivalwere slim, as more than 24 hourshad elapsed since he went missingin the extreme climate".
An American and a Slovakiandied near the summit of theworld's highest peak yesterday. AnAustralian also died while theidentity of the fourth person wasnot immediately known. (PTI)
Elections to 10 RS seats cancelled; no new date announced
NEW DELHI, May 22:
The Election Commissiontoday cancelled elections to 10Rajya Sabha seats scheduled to beheld on June 8, citing a clash withthe presidential poll due in Julyand the EVM challenge beginningon June 3.
A brief statement from the ECsaid it has decided to "withdraw"the press note of May 16 announc-ing the elections to Rajya Sabhaseats from Goa, Gujarat and WestBengal.
It said it will announce freshdates "in due course".
The terms of several promi-nent faces in the Rajya Sabha,including Union minister SmritiIrani, CPM general secretarySitaram Yechury and TrinamoolCongress leader Derek O'Brien,are set to end in July and August.
The notification for the now-postponed polls was to be issuedtoday as per the May 16 pressstatement.
Out of the 10 retiring mem-
bers, four are from TrinamoolCongress, three from Congress,two from BJP and one from theCPM.
While the term of ShantaramNaik (Cong, Goa) is coming to anend on July 28, the retirement ofAhmed Patel (Cong), DilipbhaiPandya (BJP) and Irani (BJP) - allfrom Gujarat - is due on August18.
The tenure of members fromWest Bengal - O'Brien (TMC),Debabrata Bandhopadhyay(TMC), Pradip Bhattacharya(Cong), Yechury (CPM),Sukhenduhakhar Roy (TMC) andDola Sen (TMC) are also endingon August 18.
A Commission spokespersonlater clarified that the presidentialelection may coincide with theschedule of RS polls in view of thefact that secretaries of legislativeassemblies are notified as return-ing officers for RS elections andthey are also to be appointed asassistant returning officers for thepresidential election. (PTI)
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