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MSU Baroda Recruitment :

• MSU Baroda Recruitment for Superintendent,Counsellor, Computer Operator & Account Clerk Posts :

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GACL Recruitment for Asst. Officer (Security) Posts 2016

Gujarat Alkalies and Chemicals Limited (GACL) Recruitment for Asst. Officer (Security) Posts 2016

Note:

• In case of any query you may contact on 0265-2232681/3061200/6540436 Ext. 643/270 between 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM.

• All interested and aspiring candidates may apply on-line against any one of the above positions with in 10 days of publication of this advertisement and also send the hardcopy by post to: 

Head HR,
Human Resource Department, 
Gujarat Alkalies and Chemicals Limited, 
P.O. Petrochemicals, 
District: Baroda – 391 346

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Ministers in Vijaykumar Rupani Cabinet:

Ministers in Vijaykumar Rupani Cabinet: 

Deputy Chief Minister of Gujarat Nitin Patel today announced portfolios allotted to ministers by Chief Minister Vijay Rupani in his consultation and guidance of party high command. Following is complete list of portfolios allocated

Team Vijaykumar Rupani :

• Vijay Rupani (Chief Minister): General administration, administration improvements, training, industry, home, mines and minerals, ports, information broadcasting, science and technology, all policies, climate change, planning, all departments that are not allocated to any other minister 

• CABINET MINISTERS: 

• Nitin Patel (Deputy Chief Minister): Finance, urban development and urban housing, road and building, capital plan, Narmada, Kalpsar, Petrochemicals 

• Bhupendrasinh Chudasama: Revenue, Education (primary, secondary, old-age), higher and technical education, parliamentary affairs  

• Ganpat Vasava: Tribal development, tourism, forest  

• Chimanbhai Saparia: Agriculture, energy  

• Babubhai Bokhiria: Water supply, animal husbandry and cow conservation, fisheries, civil aviation, salt industry  

• Atmaram Parmar: Social justice and defense (SC welfare, social and educationally backward class welfare included), women and child welfare  

• Dilip Thakor: Labour and employment, disaster management, tourism development  

• Jayesh Radadia: Food and civil supply, consumer affairs, cottage industry, printing and writing instruments  

• MINISTERS OF STATE:  

• Shankar Chaudhary: Health and family welfare, medical education, environment(all independent charges) and urban development  

• Pradipsinh Jadeja: Police housing, border security, civic defense, home guards, gram rakshak dal, jail, prohibition and excise, law and justice, pilgrim places, coordination  of voluntary organizations, non resident Gujaratis department, protocol(all independent charges), home and energy  

• Jayantibhai Kavadia: Panchayat, rural housing, rural development(all independent charges)  

• Nanubhai Vanani: Water resources(independent charge), primary and secondary education  

• Parshottam Solanki: Fisheries  

• Jashabhai barad: Water supply, civil aviation, salt industry  

• Bachubhai Khabad: Animal husbandry, cow conservation  

• Jaydrathsinh Parmar: Road and building, higher and technical education 

• IshwarsinhPatel: Cooperatives(independent charge)  

• Vallabhbhai Kakadia: Transport(independent charge)  

• Rajendra Trivedi: Sports, youths and cultural activities(independent charge), pilgrim place development  

• Keshaji Chauhan: Social and educationally backward class welfare  

• Rohit Patel: Industry, mines and minerals, finance  

• Vallabhbhai Vaghasia: Agriculture, urban housing  

• Nirmalaben Vaghvani: Woman and child welfare  

• Shabdasharan Tadvi: Forest and tribal development 

Breaking news: 20% waiting list will be declared in class 3 recruitment

• 20% waiting list will be declared in place of 10% in recruitment of class 3 in gujarat government. 
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India’s Dipa Karmakar created history

• Rio Olympics 2016: Dipa Karmakar's qualification to final sparks euphoria in native Tripura

• Dipa Karmakar made the entire country proud as she scripted history to become the first Indian woman gymnast and the first Indian gymnast to enter the Olympic finals at the 31st Olympic Games at Rio de Janeiro on Sunday

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Shravan Month / Shravan Maas

 Shravan Month / Shravan Maas

• From all of the months, Shravan Maas (July-August) is considered most auspicious. It is the fifth month of solar year and is also known as ‘Avani’ in the Tamil scriptures. As per Vedic astrology, when Sun enters the zodiac Leo, Shravan Maas is said to set in. As per lunar calendar, Shravan sets in on the New Moon Day.

• On Full Moon Day (Punam or Purninma), the divine firmament (sky) is under the celestial sovereignty of Shravan Nakshtra (one of twenty seven Nakshatras). Therefore it is called Shravan. Each day during this month is auspicious for worshipping Shambhu (Shiva). Prayers and Vedic rituals are performed in Lord Shiva temples in order to please Him. Shravan Maas is also a holy month filled with other festivals such as Naga-Panchami, Govatsa, Shravani Purnima , Vara Lakshmi Vrata, Rishi Panchami, Raksha Bandhan, Kalkyavatara and Putradaikadashi.

• Devotees observe austerities, fasts and prayers in this holy month of Shravan. This is the time when Lord Shiva drank the poisonous Halahala that emanated from Samudra Manthan between the Devas and Asuras for the quest of the Nectar (ambrosia). During the Manthan, the ocean produced lots of valuables such as gemstones, Goddesses riches, cows, bows, the Moon, conch etc. which were taken up by gods and demons. Fourteen different gems emerged from the ocean which were divided them. When the Ocean produced the deadliest poison called Halahala, all of them cringed back as it was too dangerous to destroy the universes. It was Shiva who decided to drink it to save the world. His devout wife saw him taking Halahala, she at once held His throat so that the poison wouldn’t go down. As a result His throat turned blue and He was called Neelkantha.

• Since it is the most auspicious period, one can take advantage of it by performing Shravan Maas Shiva Puja.During this month, the cosmos is super charged with Shiva tattvas (Shiva elements) that purify the mind, the senses, the body and the self (Soul) through the rituals dedicated to Lord Shiva. Following pujas can be performed under qualified Brahmins.

• Spiritual Activities During Shravan

• One must engage in devotional activities such as worship, Sadhanas, meditaion or bhajans at home or in Shiva temples. One must visit Shiva temples during this month.

• Each day of this month carries spiritual significance 

• Monday: is the day to worship Lord Shiva.

• Tuesday: women worship Gauri for the better health of their family.

• Wednesday: is dedicated to Vithala, an incarnation of Lord Vishnu or Krishna.

• Thursdays: are for worshiping Buddh and Guru.

• Friday: for worshiping Lakshmi and Tulsi.

• Saturdays: are for Saturn (Shani Dev). These days are also known as Shravan Saturdays or Sampat Sanivara (wealth Saturdays) as one can pray for obtaining wealth.

• Sundays: are for the Sun god. Sun worship was common practice in the Vedic period and it is followed even now. Especially in Shravan, every Sunday the Sun is worshipped.