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Nuclear And Thermal Power Plants in India for SSC CGL 2024

The Architect of the Indian Atomic Energy Programme , and the father of Nuclear Research in India : Homi Jahangir Bhabha.

Nuclear Research in India started with establishment of the TATA Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR) in 1945. 

In April 1948 , the Atomic Energy Act was passed and on 10th Aug 1948 , the Indian Atomic Energy Commission was set up under the Ministry of Natural Resources and Scientific Research.

Department of Atomic Energy came into being on Aug 3, 1954 under the direct charge of the Prime Minister through a Presidential order.

On 1 march 1958 , the Atomic Energy Commission (AEC) of India was established in the Department of Atomic Energy.

APSARA : The 1st Experimental Nuclear Reactor Research.

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Homi Jehangir Bhabha, the Indian nuclear physicist. He was a prominent scientist who played a crucial role in establishing India's nuclear program. Bhabha is often referred to as the "father of India's nuclear program."

Born on October 30, 1909, in Mumbai, India, Bhabha pursued his education in physics and mathematics from Cambridge University in the United Kingdom. He made significant contributions to quantum theory and cosmic ray research, which earned him recognition in the scientific community.

Bhabha was a key figure in the establishment of the Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR) in Mumbai, which became a leading center for scientific research in India. He also played a pivotal role in the development of the Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC) in Mumbai, which became the nucleus for India's nuclear research and development.

Bhabha's vision and leadership were instrumental in shaping India's nuclear program. He advocated for the peaceful use of nuclear energy and worked towards the development of nuclear power plants in India. His contributions laid the foundation for India's nuclear energy capabilities and scientific advancements in the field.

Tragically, Homi Jehangir Bhabha's life was cut short when he died in a plane crash on January 24, 1966. Despite his untimely demise, his legacy lives on in the form of India's nuclear program and the scientific institutions he established.

Homi Jehangir Bhabha's contributions to science and his dedication to the development of nuclear energy in India continue to inspire scientists and researchers worldwide.

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Citizens of India who meet the requirements can now apply for the various positions at Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC). Positions at the Officer and Manager levels are available, and the minimal requirements are 10+2, Matriculation, ITI, Diploma, Graduates, and Post Graduates. For the BARC Recruitment 2023, both new and seasoned applicants are welcome.

The Government of India, Department of Atomic Energy (DAE), and Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC) are offering a Direct Recruitment / Training Scheme for 4374 Stipendiary Trainees, Technical Officers, Scientific Assistants, and Technician Positions. Candidates may register online for the BARC Recruitment 2023 between 24 April and 22 May 2023.

Technical Officer: Bio Science/Life Science/Biochemistry/Microbiology/Biotechnology – 01, Chemistry – 01, Physics – 14, Chemical – 20, Civil – 20, Computer Science – 12, Drilling – 08, Electrical – 23, Electronics – 15, Instrumentation – 08, Mechanical – 44, Metallurgy – 03, Mining – 02, Library and Information Science – 01, are the disciplines with the most open positions at BARC. Scientific Assistant: Nutrition, Home Science, and Food Technology – 07. Boiler Attendant, Technician: 24.

Stipendiary Trainee Category I: Biochemistry, Bioscience, Life Sciences, and Biology – 21, Chemistry, 169, Physics, 117, Computer Science, 25, Agriculture, 2, Horticulture, 171, Electrical, 144, Electronics, 98, Electronics & Instrumentation, 59, Mechanical, 328, Metallurgy, 2, Civil, Automobile, 4, and Industrial Safety.

Fitter (698), Turner (213) Machinist (99), Welder (99), Mechanic Machine Tool Maintenance (18), Electrician (399), Instrument Mechanic (152), Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Mechanic (95), Draughtsman (Mechanical) (52) and Draughtsman (Civil) (15), Plumber (42), Carpenter (27), Mechanic Motor Vehicle (24), Diesel Mechanic (19), Plant Operator (532), Laboratory (303),

Age Restrictions for BARC Recruitment: Technical Officer: 18 to 35 years; Scientific Assistant: 18 to 30 years; Technician: 18 to 25 years; Stipendiary Trainee Categories I and II: 18 to 22 years; Age Relaxation: Plus 10 years for PwBD, plus 3 years for OBC, plus 5 years for SC/ST. Technical Officer: Level 10, Entry Pay: 56100/- per month Scientific Assistant: Level 6, Entry Pay: 35400/- per month Technician: Level 3, Entry Pay: 21700/- per month Stipendiary Trainee Categories I and II: First Year: 24000/- per month, Second Year: 26000/- per month and First Year: 20000/- per month, Second Year: 22000/- per month

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First Hydrogen Project | पुणे में बनेगा देश का पहला हाइड्रोजन प्रोजेक्ट, 430 करोड़ खर्च आने की उम्मीद

पुणे, (वेब वार्ता)। पुणे में हाइड्रोजन प्लांट (Hydrogen Plant) दी ग्रीन बिलियन्स लिमिटेड (TGBL) कंपनी पुणे में हाइड्रोजन प्रोडक्शन (Hydrogen Production) से जुड़ा प्रोजेक्ट बनाने जा रही है. इस संबंध में कंपनी ने पुणे (Pune) नगर निगम के साथ 30 साल के लिए कॉन्ट्रैक्ट किया है। टीजीबीएल (TGBL) के अध्यक्ष प्रतीक कनकिया ने योजना के बारे में अधिक जानकारी दी। उन्होंने कहा कि यह प्रोजेक्ट अगले साल 350 टन कचरा (Garbage) एकत्र करेगी। उन्होंने कहा कि 350 टन कचरे से 10 टन हाइड्रोजन का प्रोडक्शन (Hydrogen Production) होता है। हम 350 टन कचरे से प्रति दिन 10 टन हाइड्रोजन का प्रोडक्शन करने की योजना बना रहे हैं। पहला 10 टन रिएक्टर नवंबर तक बनकर होगा तैयार हम हडपसर इंडस्ट्रियल एस्टेट में एक प्रोजेक्ट बना रहे हैं। कचरे से हाइड्रोजन प्राप्त करने का देश में यह पहला प्रयास है। इस प्रोजेक्ट को बनाने के लिए कंपनी 350 करोड़ रुपये का निवेश करने जा रही है। इसके अलावा 82 करोड़ रुपये स्टोरेज और अन्य जरूरतों पर खर्च किए जाएंगे। कचरे से हाइड्रोजन बनाने की यह पहला प्रोजेक्ट (First Hydrogen Project) है। इनमें से पहला 10 टन रिएक्टर नवंबर 2023 तक बनकर तैयार हो जाएगा। और पूरा प्रोजेक्ट नवंबर 2024 तक शुरू हो जायेगा। कचरे से बना फ्यूल (Fuel) का उपयोग प्लाज्मा गैस प्रोडक्शन टेक्निक (Plasma Gas Technique) के माध्यम से हाइड्रोजन का प्रोडक्शन करने के लिए किया जाएगा। गीले कचरे का उपयोग बायो फ़र्टिलाइज़र के लिए किया जाएगा इसके लिए कंपनी को भाभा एटॉमिक रिसर्च इंस्टीट्यूट (Bhabha Atomic Research Center) और इंडियन इंस्टीट्यूट ऑफ साइंस (Indian Institute Of Science) बैंगलोर से सहायता मिली है। कचरे में बायोडिग्रेडेबल, नॉन-बायोडिग्रेडेबल और खतरनाक कचर��� शामिल होगा और ऑप्टिकल सेंसर (Optical Sensor) का उपयोग करके पुणे में ग्रीनबिलियंस प्लांट में अलग किया जाएगा। संयंत्र से निकलने वाले गीले कचरे का उपयोग ह्यूमिक-एसिड के साथ बायो फ़र्टिलाइज़र के प्रोडक्शन के लिए किया जाएगा, जो ट्रेडिशनल बायो फ़र्टिलाइज़र से बेहतर हैं और कार्बन को कम करते हैं। Read the full article

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Sarkari Naukri 2021 Live: UPPCL, एनटीए, बीईएल में नौकरी का सुनहरा मौका

Sarkari Naukri 2021 Live: UPPCL, एनटीए, बीईएल में नौकरी का सुनहरा मौका

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World Famous Indian Scientists and their achievements

India has a rich history of acclaimed geniuses and scientists around the world. Some of our Indian scientists have made history by changing the world and setting benchmarks for innovation. In our country, great mathematicians and scientists were born, such as Aryabhatta, who invented Zero and introduced the knowledge of numbers to the world for the first time. Here we have created a list of World Famous Indian Scientists and their beautiful contributions. As we know, let's see how they changed the world.

CV Raman (Chandrasekhara Venkata Raman) (1888-1970)

Dr. C V Raman was not only a great scientist, but he also believed in social development. Born in Tiruchirapalli on November 7, 1888, he won the first Nobel Prize in Physics in Asia for his pioneering work on light scattering in 1930. He found that when light passed through a transparent material, some of the deflected light changed wavelength. Raman also worked on the sound of musical instruments. He was the first person to investigate the sound harmonies of Indian drums such as Tabla and Millidangham. You must also read about the History of Indian Architecture.

Jagadish Chandra Bose (1858-1937)

Born in Mimenshin, Jagadish Chandra Bose was a man of many talents. He was an early science fiction scholar, physicist, biologist, archaeologist, and writer.

His invention, the "crescograph," helped to identify plants as living creatures by detecting very small movements in tissue. His other significant contributions during his life were physics and archaeology. He was the first Indian to be a member of the royal family in 1920.

Shrinivas Saramanujan (1887-1920)

Shrinivas Saramanujan is one of India's greatest mathematical geniuses. Without formal training, he has contributed to many mathematical disciplines such as number theory, infinite series, complex analysis, and continuous fractions. The mathematical knowledge of Ramanujan was great.

In the early 1900s, he developed a very efficient way to calculate pi, which was later incorporated into computer algorithms. 

Homi Jehangir Bhabha (1909-1966)

Homi Jehangir Bhabha is more commonly known as the father of India's nuclear program. He was associated with his uncle, renowned businessman Drab Tata, who was a key figure in helping the Tata Group grow and grow.

In 1948 he became the first chair of the Indian Nuclear Commission. He played a key role in convincing the Nehru government to launch the Indian nuclear program.

He is the founding director of two institutions, the Bhabha Atomic Research Center and the Tata Institute for Fundamental Research (TIFR). Both of which have led to enormous growth and development in the field of research. In 1954, he was honoured at Padma Bhushan for his immeasurable contribution to science and engineering.

M Visves Valaya (1861-1962)

Sir Mokshagundam Visvesvaraya was born to the Telugu Brahmin family in a village near Bangalore, India. He is also responsible for the construction and integration of dams nationwide. He is also known for inventing the block system used in overflow conditions.

In 1955, he received the Barra Ratna Award for his energetic contribution to society. He was also awarded the British Knight by King George V, who has a "lord" in honour of him. His birthday is celebrated every year as Engineer Day in India.

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Government Job Alert !!!

Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC) HIRING!!! 1. Laboratory Assistant 2. Plant Operator

Qualification: HSC/ITI/Diploma Salary: 10,500 - 12,500Month Location: Tamil Nadu

For more details Logon to: https://www.jobslink.in/viewgjob/36885/ https://www.jobslink.in/viewgjob/36886/

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BPCL, BARC collaborate to scale up tech for Green Hydrogen production

Bharat Petroleum Corporation (BPCL) has collaborated with Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC) to scale up Alkaline Electrolyser technology for Green Hydrogen production.

"Presently, Electrolyser Plants are imported. This is a first of its kind initiative to support the country's commitment to achieve renewable energy targets and reduce greenhouse gas emissions," a BPCL statement said.

Refineries use large quantities of hydrogen for de-sulfurisation to make petrol, diesel and other chemicals. Currently, this hydrogen is made using steam reforming of natural gas, but results in high CO2 emission. Therefore, Refiners are setting up large-scale electrolysers to produce green hydrogen from water and thereby decarbonise Hydrogen production.

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Rajesh Shukla, Montage

THE MOST ESTEEMED PERSON WHO IS BEHIND THE MONTAGE (GROUPS) CAPITAL MARKETING LTD. IS MR. RAJESH SHUKLA: ONE OF THE PROMINENT AND PUNCTILIOUS PERSONALITIES WHO IS KNOWN FOR HIS WORK IN THE FINANCIAL SECTOR OR SERVICES.

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The Montage Company is headed by Mr. Rajesh Shukla. He is an MBA from Delhi School of Economics and MCA specialized in Financial Investments in Companies from the London School of Economics.

He started his career with one of the biggest oil giants, British Petroleum. He also worked for McKinsey and British Airways. He was the Advisor for Hindustan Sales Company.

He has been awarded the Bharat Vikas Award by Chief Election Commissioner, Mr. T S Krishnamurthy in 2004.

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While planning for the Montage, Rajesh Shukla, MD of the Montage Group, reveals and says that the company had an elite list of clienteles like:

Mumbai Police, Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL), Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited (HPCL), Reliance Energy, Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC), Siemens, Larsen & Toubro (L&T), National Securities Depository Limited (NSDL), Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI), Maharashtra State Electricity Board (M.S.E.B), Tata Honeywell, Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Limited (MTNL), Idea, Airtel and many others.

Rajesh Shukla, MD Montage, says the company was planning to go all out to the corporate world of India and help them weather the ongoing economic recession by the various tools and means of funding and a deep customized fool-proof planning in accordance to the prevailing economic scenario in India as well as the world.

The company is also planning to introduce new financial tools to overcome or at least minimize the effect of the cash crunch to the Indian economy.

The Montage Group is generally divided into important sectors such as:

Montage Capital: Montage Capital represents a new breed of financial partner for growing businesses. The firm offers entrepreneurs a viable option to traditional capital sources such as banks, venture capitalists, and angel investors, who typically move deliberately and have difficulty offering timely solutions that meet the complex capital requirements of rapidly. The Company has clients like Reliance Infra, Ambit Finance etc.

Montage Health Care & Biochem Pvt. Ltd.: The Company proposes to implement a grass root project for setting up a Poly Lactic Acid (PLA) (Biodegradable Polymer in the form of granules) with an installed capacity of 1000 MT/ Annum from the raw material, Mango Kernel in Ranga Reddy District, Andhra Pradesh. The key P&M for the project include Fermenter, Hydrolyser, Polymerization reactor, Neutralizer etc. The Company would have an elaborate quality control process since this is a technology driven process. The Company already has a R&D laboratory and proposes modern quality control equipment. MHCBPL proposes to operate the plant in 3 shift operations for the full year to produce 1000 MTPA of PLA at 70 to 90% capacity utilization.

Have received various awards such as:

1) The 4th National Award for Technology Innovation for the year 2013–14 from the Department of Chemicals & Petrochemicals, Ministry of Chemicals & Fertilizers, Govt. of India, New Delhi for Bio plastics from Agri-waste.

2) Being Gold Medal Winner at the Innovations Competition for DST — Lockheed Martin India Innovation Growth Program 2012, Company has proved its ability to sustain ingeniously in the ever growing biotech industry.

3) Recognition by GOI, Department of Scientific & Industrial Research (DSIR) benefiting exemption from Custom Duty (Govt. Notification No 24/2007 Customs & 16/2007 Central Excise).

3. Montage Promoters Pvt. Ltd.: It is an eminent firm engaged in offering a huge array of Mad Croc Energy Drinks. Paved with the use of foremost quality ingredients and progressive technology, developed with an excellence. They offer these to our customers at the most affordable prices. In conformity with the varying requirements and desires of their clients, the products could be altered as per their requisites.

4. Montage Innovations: Montage Innovations always promises to deliver the best in class products because we have the experience and the industry knowledge to support you in your unique industry and technology ecosystem.

5. Montage Realty & Infrastructure Pvt. Ltd: We are the only Company who has global railway station development experience & we have tied up with Architect Partner ‘Epstein’ who has done designing for some of the world class building including few railways stations in India. Also, as we are partners with L&T on the Indian scenario, we are well versatile & L&T has given a confirmation letter to partner with us for the construction of the project.

We have entered into Joint Venture Agreements with Telecommunications Consultants India Ltd., (TCIL) and with Engineering Projects India Ltd., (EPIL).

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Govt BARC JRF Fellowship 2021: Life Science Junior Research Fellowship

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Govt BARC JRF Fellowship 2021: Life Science Junior Research Fellowship

Govt BARC JRF Fellowship 2021

Govt BARC JRF Fellowship 2021– Life Sciences Junior Research Fellowship. Excellent opportunity for Life Sciences candidates to get Junior Research Fellowships 2021 at Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC), Mumbai. Interested and eligible candidates can check out the details on fellowship, eligibility, stipend, application procedure, important dates below:

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA BHABHA ATOMIC RESEARCH CENTRE ADVERTISEMENT NO. 03/2020 (R-V) SELECTION OF JUNIOR RESEARCH FELLOWS

NO. OF FELLOWSHIPS: 105 (Indicative)

LAST DATE FOR RECEIPT OF APPLICATION: 15/01/2021

Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC), Mumbai, is a premier institute dedicated to the intense multi-disciplinary research supporting the ambitious nuclear energy programme of India. BARC is empowering young, talented and motivated students to contribute to pathbreaking discoveries in frontier areas of scientific research and cutting-edge technologies by offering Junior Research Fellowships in the areas of Physical, Chemical and Biological Sciences.

Applications are invited from interested students for the award of Junior Research Fellowships at this Centre.

All the selected candidates will register for a Ph.D. in Homi Bhabha National Institute (HBNI a deemed to be University of Department of Atomic Energy).

AREAS OF RESEARCH PROJECTS IN SCIENCE DISCIPLINES

Life sciences Mutation breeding, plant & agriculture biotechnology, radiation effects on cells, radio-resistance, prokaryotic stress biology, bioremediation, genetic engineering, radiation treatment of food, food preservation & packaging, biosensors, cancer biology & diagnostics, cancer therapeutics, immunology, microbiome, TB diagnostics & treatment, biofilms & biofouling, thermal ecology, structural biology of proteins.

The Centre also encourages high-quality inter-disciplinary research in areas relevant to its programs.

2. AGE LIMIT

The candidate must be an Indian national. The candidate should be less than 28 years of age as on last date for receipt of application. Age relaxation is applicable up to 3 years in case of Other Backward Class applicants, 5 years in case of Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe applicants and 10 years in case of persons with disabilities applicants.

Note : ONLY SSC/ MATRICULATION CERTIFICATE OR BIRTH CERTIFICATE WILL BE ACCEPTED AS PROOF OF DATE OF BIRTH, NO SUBSEQUENT REQUEST FOR CHANGE SHALL BE ENTERTAINED.

3. ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

I. Candidates should have consistently good academic record and should have secured minimum of 60% aggregate in B.Sc. and 55% aggregate in M.Sc. from a recognized University.

II. a. Candidates those who have completed and awaiting the final results of M.Sc. Degree may also apply. However, such candidates should necessarily attach copies of the mark sheets of B.Sc. Degree and a copy of M.Sc. first year mark sheet(s) along with the application. Such candidates should have scored marks above 60% aggregate until the previous semester/year and minimum aggregate of 60% in B.Sc. level. In case such candidates eventually join the Fellowship, they shall have acquired aggregate marks of 55% in the qualifying degrees.

b. Candidates with five years integrated M.Sc. degree should have secured minimum of 55% aggregate in M.Sc./B.S.-M.S. (Dual degree).

c. In case appearing candidates are selected for JRF, they should secure 55% marks in aggregate in the M.Sc. examination and submit their M.Sc. Degree and mark sheet by July 01, 2021, failing which their candidature may be terminated.

III. Relevant certificates to this effect should be submitted at the time of joining the Centre. Wherever the results are declared as CGPA/GPA, it may be converted to percentage and entered. (The formula prescribed by the institute for conversion to be indicated at the time of verification).

M.Sc. / Integrated M. Sc is the eligible qualification with the following subjects:

Post Code: 3

Life sciences* (Agriculture, Biochemistry, Microbiology, Molecular Biology, Biotechnology, Marine Biology, Bioinformatics, Genetics, Botany, Zoology, Plant Science, Plant Breeding, Plant Pathology, Entomology, Animal Science, Life Science, Biomedical Sciences and Biosciences) M.Sc. applicants should have at least one of the following subjects at B. Sc. Level:

Physics or Chemistry or Biochemistry or Agriculture Chemistry as a main subject.

In the case of five years integrated M.Sc., the candidates should have studied any one of the above subjects as a subsidiary/ ancillary level.

* Candidates with M.Sc/Integrated M.Sc in Fisheries, Horticulture, Forestry, Agronomy, Animal Husbandry, Bio-analytical Sciences, Polymer, Medicinal, Pharmaceutical, Home Science are NOT eligible to apply.

IV. In addition to the above, ONLY those candidates who have appeared and successfully cleared atleast one of the following qualifying examinations will be shortlisted for interview at BARC, Mumbai. Applications will be scrutinized and the suitability of candidates will be decided on the basis of their academic performance and qualifying examination. The recommendation/decision of the Selection Committee will be final and binding.

a. With valid UGC-CSIR-NET Fellowship (SLET/ Lecturership is not eligible) b. With valid JEST score c. With valid ICMR-JRF Test, ICAR-JRF Test d. With valid DBT-JRB Biotechnology Eligibility Test e. With valid GATE Score 2019/2020 in Physics / Chemistry / Life Sciences / Biotechnology

At the time of application, candidates should clearly indicate the details of the qualifying examinations listed as above for consideration of the application and submit the proof at the time of interview.

4. SELECTION PROCEDURE

Applications will be scrutinized and candidates will be shortlisted for interview based on their academic performance and score obtained in the Qualifying Examination.

A first screening will be made based on the previous academic records of the applicants.

A further shortlisting of candidates will be made based on the performance in the nationwide screening test (Qualifying Examination).

5. GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS

i. Before applying, the candidate should ensure that he/ she fulfills all the eligibility conditions mentioned in the advertisement. Candidates should ensure that they fill in the correct information. Furnishing of incomplete, false or misleading information shall render the application liable to be rejected. The candidate would be admitted to various stages of the recruitment process based on the information furnished by the candidate in his/ her application. Only summary scrutiny of the application would be made before the final stage of the recruitment process and detailed scrutiny of the eligibility of the candidate would be done only at the final stage of the recruitment process. As such, the candidature of the applicant shall remain provisional till detailed scrutiny is undertaken and the candidate is found eligible in all respects. BARC would be at liberty to reject any application at any stage of the recruitment process if the candidate is found ineligible for the post or if it comes to notice that the candidate has furnished false information. The decision of BARC shall be final in deciding the eligibility of the candidate. The mere fact that a call letter has been issued to the candidate and allowed to appear in the interview will not imply that his/ her candidature has been finally cleared or that entries made by the candidate in his/ her application have been accepted as true and correct.

ii. Age, qualification, experience, community status, creamy layer status will be reckoned as on the closing date for submission of application online.

iii. Those who are in employment under any Central/ State Govt./Public Sector Undertakings/ Corporations/ Local Govt. etc. should submit a No Objection Certificate from the employer at the time of interview.

iv. Candidates will be required to bring the printouts of their online applications at the time of interview along with original documents.

v. SC/ST/OBC (clearly indicating Creamy Layer status) certificate should be as per the format prescribed for employment in the Government of India.

vi. The original certificates/ documents of the candidates will be verified at the final stage of the recruitment process. The shortlisted candidates must bring all original certificates of educational qualifications, experience, date of birth, caste certificate in the prescribed format, disability certificate in respect of PWD candidates, No Objection Certificate if in regular employment under any Central/ State Govt./ Public Sector Undertakings/ Corporations/ Local Govt. etc.

vii. The list of candidates selected for the award of Junior Research Fellowship will be displayed on the BARC website. The selected candidates will also be informed by mail. The final induction of the selected candidates as JRFs will be subject to production of all necessary documents in original (Proof of Date of Birth/ Caste Certificate/ physically challenged certificate if applicable, S.S.C/H.Sc./B.Sc./ M.Sc. degree and Mark sheets) on the dates intimated to the candidates by the Department.

viii. The number of fellowships indicated in this advertisement is approximate and may vary as per the requirement at the time of final selection. The Centre reserves the right not to fill up the fellowships if it is so desired. BARC reserves the right to screen and call only such candidates as are found prima-facie suitable for being considered by the Selection Committee. Thus, just fulfilling the prescribed conditions should not entitle one to be called for an interview. The fellowship shall not confer any claim or right for regular employment in the Centre or any Unit of Department of Atomic Energy. Opportunity for meritorious candidates exists for the position of visiting scientist under the KSKRA scheme.

ix. Candidates who are NOT meeting the mentioned qualifications NEED NOT apply.

x. The period of service rendered as a research fellow will not be counted in any post of DAE/Other Government Department.

xi. Admission shall not be claimed by any candidate as a matter of right. The admission shall be entirely at the discretion of the Selection Committee, which may refuse to admit any candidate without assigning any reason thereof.

xii. No correspondence whatsoever form will be entertained from candidates regarding the reason for not being called for the interview/ outcome of the interview.

6. APPLICATION FEE

i) Application fee of 500/- (Rupees five hundred only) is payable at the time of submission of online application. The mode of payment of the Application Fee is only Online.

ii) Application fee is exempted for Women candidates and candidates belonging to Scheduled Caste, Scheduled Tribe and Person with Disabilities.

iii) After submission of the online application, the applicant has to make online payment of the application fee using the Application Number generated. If the application fee is not paid, the application will be treated as incomplete and rejected.

v) For payment of fee, candidates should click on the ‘Make Payment’ option under the ‘My Account’ menu. The Application number generated while submission of application can be selected from the Drop-down box and on clicking the submit button candidates can go to the next page for making the online payment.

v) Detailed guidelines for payment of application fee is available under the menu “How to Apply  Payment of fees.”

vi) Fee once paid shall not be refunded under any circumstances and cannot be held in reserve for any other recruitment.

vii) Application fee should be paid on or before the last date of receipt of online application.

7. HOW TO APPLY ONLINE

i. Facility for submission of online application will be available from 18/12/2020 to 15/01/2021. For detailed information about online submission of application and procedure for payment of application fee, please visit https://recruit.barc.gov.in. Please read the instructions given on the Home page of our website by clicking the option ‘How to apply’.

ii. Applications will be accepted ONLINE only. Candidate should not apply multiple applications.

iii. Candidate should read the instructions in the advertisement and online application form carefully before making any entry or selecting any option. While filling up the online application from candidates should ensure that all the required details are entered.

iv. Before filling the application form, candidates should keep ready the necessary documents/ certificates required. The candidate is required to fill up personal details and details of discipline applied for etc. and upload recently taken front-facing passport size photograph in JPEG format with size not exceeding 20 KB. Photographs not in conformity with the specification shall render the application liable to be rejected.

v. While filling the application online, it is mandatory for the candidates to indicate all their Educational and Professional Qualifications under the column ‘Educational & Professional Qualifications’, failing which their application will not be processed.

In case candidates are “pursuing MSc” Or “pursuing MSc(Intg)”, correct option should be selected from the ‘Name of Examination’ Drop-down box. Those who have completed M.Sc. may select ��MSc.” OR “MSc.(Intg)” from the ‘Name of Examination’ Drop-down box.

vi. A valid e-mail ID and Mobile Number is mandatory for submitting application online and email ID should be kept active till the declaration of results. BARC will send call letter for interview to the registered/ given e-mail ID or candidates may be required to download from the website of BARC. No correspondence will be sent through post/ courier.

vii. The candidate must ensure that their photo and signature is clearly visible in preview at the time of filling application in online mode. If photo/ signature displayed is small or not visible in preview on website, that means photo/ signature is not as per the required format and in that case the application will be rejected. Therefore, candidates must ensure that photo and signature are clearly visible.

viii. Candidate should upload their SSC/H.Sc./B.Sc./M.Sc. Mark sheets and Degree Certificate along with the valid Qualifying Examination Score Card and Caste certificate(if applicable), while applying online. The online applications without the attachment of these documents shall be disqualified.

ix. Before clicking the submit button, the candidate is advised to check that all the details filled in are correct. Candidate may also ensure that name, date of birth, etc., are entered correctly in the application form as per Secondary School Certificate (SSC). Any incorrect information may disqualify candidature. After final submission of application no request for change/ correction in any of the information in the application form shall be entertained under any circumstances.

x. In case the original SSC/H.Sc./B.Sc./M.Sc./Qualifying Exam Score card/mark sheets/certificates have been submitted to any other institution for pursuing other courses, copies can be uploaded and candidates are required to submit a letter to that effect from the Head of that institution at the time of interview.

xi. In case of any difficulty in applying online or uploading the document, please mail your complaints along with screenshots to: jrf@barc.gov.in

8. TRAVELLING ALLOWANCE

Candidates called for the interview will be reimbursed to and fro Third AC railway fare by the shortest route (subject to production of original tickets) as per rules.

9. MEDICAL

The selected candidates are eligible to join the Contributory Health Services Scheme of this Centre as applicable.

10. ACCOMMODATION

Limited hostel accommodation is available. The selected candidates will be provided with subsidized bachelor Hostel Accommodation for an initial period of one year only. The candidates will be assisted to get accommodation on rental basis. The candidate who could not be provided with accommodation is entitled for HRA @ 24% of the Fellowship.

11. FELLOWSHIP AND TENURE

The selected candidates will be initially taken as Junior Research Fellows (JRF) and will be paid a stipend of 31,000/- per month. The fellowship will be provided initially for a period of two years. Continuation of the fellowship is subject to satisfactory performance and review at the end of each year. On satisfactory performance, the tenure of Fellowship will be further extended and upgraded to Senior Research Fellowship (SRF) from the third year onwards with a stipend of 35000/- per month (consolidated). The total period of the fellowship shall in no case exceed five years. They are entitled for a contingency grant including a book allowance of 40,000/- per year.

In addition, the fellows are entitled to a House Rent Allowance of 7440/- p.m.(JRF) and 8400/- p.m. (SRF), if not in occupation of Government accommodation.

12. CANCELLATION OF THE CANDIDATURE

Candidate is cautioned not to furnish any incomplete, false or misleading information or submit any document which is defective, forged or fabricated or otherwise not admissible or claim fraudulently SC/ST/OBC/Person with Disability status etc., or resort to any sort of malpractice during the selection process. Notwithstanding verification of original documents during various stages of the selection process, if any such case is detected at any stage of the selection process or later on, this Centre reserves the right to withdraw/cancel candidature or selection apart from taking other appropriate legal action.

Candidates will not be allowed to appear for the interview if they fail to bring the print out of the Application and a valid photo identity card (such a Voter ID, Driving License, AADHAR Card, Passport, College ID) and all the documents in original at the time of interview.

IMPORTANT DEADLINES

Receipt of applications 18/12/2020 from 1000 hours onwards

Last date of receipt of applications 15/01/2021 upto 1700 hours

Interview (tentative dates) April /May 2021

Important Notes

1) The Application is deemed to have been received only after the uploading of the following by the last date of receipt of the application, failing which the application will not be processed:-

Online application duly filled and signed along-with photograph affixed.

Prescribed fee.

Online uploading of S.S.C., H.Sc., B.Sc., M.Sc., Degree certificates, Mark Sheets, Qualifying Examination Score Certificate and Caste Certificate.

2) All information related to the Screening/Interview/Selection will be made available on the website i.e. http://www.barc.gov.in. Candidates are advised to visit the website periodically for information and updates in this regard. The information displayed on the website will be deemed as an intimation to the candidates.

3) Any legal disputes arising out of this notification are subject to Mumbai jurisdiction only and in case of any dispute, the English version of the detailed Advertisement placed on the BARC website shall be referred.

CANVASSING IN ANY FORM WILL BE A DISQUALIFICATION

RECORD OF THE NON-SELECTED CANDIDATES SHALL NOT BE PRESERVED BEYOND SIX MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF PUBLICATION OF SELECT LIST.

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RESOURCES IN INDIA

Significant wellsprings of energy in India are delegated −

Customary sources (for example coal, oil, and atomic force).

Non-customary sources (for example sun oriented energy, hydro energy, geo-warm energy, and so forth.)

Petroleum product or traditional wellsprings of energy are discovered modest in nature and furthermore not ecological benevolent; then again, the non-regular wellsprings of energy, for example, sun oriented energy, wind energy, geo-warm energy, flowing energy, and so forth are inexhaustible wellsprings of energy and they are likewise natural neighborly (as they don't dirty climate).

Coal

About 80% of the coal stores in India is of bituminous sort and is of non coking grade.

The most significant Gondwana coal fields of India are situated in Damodar Valley district.

Raniganj, Jharia, Bokaro, Giridih, and Karanpura are significant coalfields of Jharkhand-Bengal coal belt.

India Coal Field

Jharia is the biggest coal field followed by Raniganj.

Other significant coal mineshafts are Singrauli (somewhat in Madhya Pradesh and halfway in Uttar Pradesh); Korba in Chhattisgarh; Talcher and Rampur in Odisha; Chanda–Wardha, Kamptee, and Bander in Maharashtra; Singareni in Telangana; and Pandur in Andhra Pradesh.

Tertiary coalfields are generally situated in Darangiri, Cherrapunji, Mewlong, and Langrin in Meghalaya; Makum, Jaipur, and Nazira in upper Assam; Namchik – Namphuk in Arunachal Pradesh; and Kalakot in Jammu and Kashmir.

The earthy colored coal or lignite are found in the waterfront regions of Tamil Nadu, Pondicherry, Gujarat, and Jammu and Kashmir.

Oil

Hydrocarbons of fluid and vaporous states fluctuating in compound organization, shading, and explicit gravity are by and large known as oil asset.

Oil ventures produce different results; for instance, compost, manufactured elastic, engineered fiber, meds, vaseline, greases, wax, cleanser, and beautifying agents.

Rough oil ordinarily happens in sedimentary rocks of the tertiary time frame.

For the efficient oil investigation and creation, the Oil and Natural Gas Commission was set up in 1956.

Digboi, Naharkatiya, and Moran are significant oil delivering zones in Assam.

Ankaleshwar, Kalol, Mehsana, Nawagam, Kosamba, and Lunej are the significant oil delivering areas in Gujarat.

Mumbai High

Found 160 km off Mumbai, Mumbai high, a seaward oilfield was found in 1973. Creation of oil at the field was begun in 1976.

Energy Resources

Krishna-Godavari and Kaveri bowl on the east coast are huge areas of oil creation.

Oil removed from the wells stays in raw petroleum structure and contains numerous pollutions; henceforth, it should be separated in petroleum processing plants.

In view of objective, there are two sorts of petroleum processing plants — oil-field based (for example Digboi) and market based (Barauni).

To ship and build up the market for gaseous petrol, the Gas Authority of India Limited was set up in 1984 (it is a public division undertaking).

Despite the fact that flammable gas holds have been situated along the oil saves, however some select petroleum gas saves are found along the eastern shoreline of Tamil Nadu, Odisha, and Andhra Pradesh; just as around Tripura, Rajasthan, and seaward wells in Gujarat and Maharashtra.

Atomic Energy

Fundamental minerals utilized for the age of atomic energy are uranium and thorium.

Topographically, uranium metals are found at various areas along the Singbhum Copper belt.

Other significant uranium save areas are additionally found in Udaipur, Alwar, and Jhunjhunu locale of Rajasthan; Durg region of Chhattisgarh; Bhandara region of Maharashtra; and Kullu region of Himachal Pradesh.

Thorium is for the most part gotten from monazite and ilmenite, which is generally found along the shoreline of Kerala and Tamil Nadu.

Monazites kerala

Palakkad and Kollam areas of Kerala have the world's biggest monazite stores (as appeared in the picture given above − bigger view in insat picture).

Nuclear Energy Commission was set up in 1948 and the Atomic Energy Institute at Trombay was established in 1954.

Be that as it may, the Atomic Energy Institute at Trombay was renamed as Bhabha Atomic Research Center in 1967.

The significant atomic force ventures are situated at Tarapur (Maharashtra); Rawatbhata close to Kota (Rajasthan); Kalpakkam (Tamil Nadu); Narora (Uttar Pradesh); Kaiga (Karnataka); and Kakarapara (Gujarat).

Sun based Energy

Sun based energy is 7% more successful than coal or oil based plants and 10% more powerful than atomic plants.

The western piece of India has more noteworthy potential for the advancement of sun powered energy.

Different Sources of Energy

The Ministry of Non-regular Sources of Energy is liable for the improvement of wind energy in India as the significant wellspring of sustainable power source.

Sea flows are the storage facility of unending energy. Subsequently, India has incredible potential for the improvement of flowing energy.

Characteristic natural aquifers and fountains are being utilized since archaic period, however in the current world, these could be possible wellsprings of sustainable power source.

Manikaran, an underground aquifer in Himachal Pradesh is a significant inexhaustible wellspring of energy in India.

India Geysers

Bio-energy is the energy gotten ordinarily from the organic items, for example, horticultural deposits and other bio-squander.

Bio-energy can be changed over into electrical energy, heat energy, and gas for cooking.

Okhla in Delhi presents a genuine model by delivering bio energy from metropolitan waste.

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This skill has what has lead us to pick up acknowledgment in the universal network. For example investigate one of our answers distributed by the main business magazine (Vision Systems Design) Our procedures are all around characterized to guarantee the best framework planned at the most reduced expense with indigenously created innovation. Any place required we import the highest caliber of segments which are additionally accessible as individual Machine Vision Components. With associations with the pioneers in Machine Vision we're ready to source innovation and items.

As a framework integrator, we pick what's best for the customer and don't "push" any item from any brand along these lines making us one serious with our value: execution proportion. We represent considerable authority in complex fast vision examination frameworks that request an elevated level of aptitude. With an ideal degree of vision equipment part stock and profoundly prepared lab, our specialists build up a serviceable arrangement that decreases improve cost and machine personal time at the field after sending.

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Decoding motives behind the Kudankulam intrusion - analysis

The North Korea-based Lazarus group’s attack against Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant (KKNPP) and the Indian Space Research Organisation in early September this year triggered considerable concerns over the challenge posed by external cyber threats. The North Korean State, with a Stalinist regime at its helm, is starved of financial and technological resources. It has considerable incentive to undertake the kind of cyber intrusion to extract information as was done at the KKNPP. There are two possibilities that could have driven the Lazarus group to deploy DTRACK — a spyware which allows access to data — to infiltrate the administrative network of the KKNPP facility. The first is purely technological: The DTRACK intrusion was to steal as much available technical data relating to the reactors’ design, coolant system, fuel handling and storage system, and ascertain the operating capacity of the reactors at the KKNPP. The corollary was perhaps as much to test both the cyber defences at the KKNPP facility, and Indian cyber operators’ response mechanisms when faced with a cyber intelligence penetration. The KKNPP facility hosts two Unit-1 and Unit-2 Pressurised Water Reactors (PWRs) known as the VVER-1000, each with a 1000 Megawatt Electricity (MWe), which are among the most advanced reactors built by the Russian nuclear industry. Unit-3 and Unit-4 are two additional reactors of the VVER-100 type with more advanced safety features to be installed to expand the electricity power generation capacity of the KKNPP facility. Pyongyang’s cyber espionage is potentially part of an effort to understand the technology and reactor design and the nature of the cyber defences at the KKNPP facility, or rather the Operating Environment (OE), and penetrating the administrative network was merely a dry run. A computer from the KKNPP infected by the DTRACK spyware attack could have compromised information relating to search and browser history, keylogging, Internet Protocols, and the data files stored on the system, which could be a stepping-stone for penetrating the computer controls that actually run the reactors. The browser history or technical information stored on the infected system could have possibly contained information about some node or technical data regarding the operation of the reactor. Any information about the software and computer controls transmitted across the administrative network at the time of the DTRACK penetration, wittingly or unwittingly, could serve as the source for future exploitation in the form of sabotage. Indeed, the Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC) is developing its own computational code system and software for the Russian designed VVERs at the KKNPP. Any leakage of computational or software data potentially create vulnerabilities. As of now, it is unclear what the extent of the breach was, and how much information was actually ex-filtrated. The press release by the Nuclear Power Corporation of India Limited (NPCIL) reveals scant information about the magnitude of the attack beyond the reassuring statement that the computer controls running the reactors were unaffected, and the infected system has been isolated from the remainder of the network. The other objective of the Lazarus group’s cyber espionage goes beyond Pyongyang’s own needs of extracting information about the nuclear facility. It is plausible North Korea passed information on to interested third parties, which are inimical to Indian interests. Pakistan and China individually, or both, may be beneficiaries of the cyber intelligence exfiltration by the Lazarus group. If not immediately, both Beijing and Islamabad, in due course, could exploit the information provided by the North Korean cyber espionage mission against KKNPP. In the event of a crisis, the vulnerabilities of the VVERs could be exploited and their safe operation threatened. The only two centres that stand to strategically gain the most from the Lazarus group’s spyware intrusion are Beijing and Rawalpindi. Given their proximity to Pyongyang, China and Pakistan are plausible beneficiaries, because of their history of collusion with the North Koreans. Pyongyang may well have been a proxy, which lends plausible deniability to Chinese and Pakistani collusion. Monetary gains could be another plausible motivation for the cash-strapped North Korea. Conducting an act of cyber espionage of the kind conducted against Kudankulam is also a surprise. Few instances hitherto exist of Pyongyang pursuing cyber espionage missions of this nature against India’s nuclear infrastructure. New Delhi, after all, has formal diplomatic ties with Pyongyang, and is in a position to seek answers from the North Korean regime about the motivation behind Pyongyang’s use of cyber espionage against an Indian strategic facility. Cyber incidents involving nuclear facilities are not new. At least since 1990, there have been 20 recorded instances, but perpetration of the latest Kudankulam cyber incident on an Indian nuclear facility is the first of its kind, at least from North Korea. India’s nuclear security managers cannot afford to let their guards down, enabling such cyber intrusion. It is possible that this time the damage was not significant, and India’s cyber operators were effective in containing and neutralising the threat. However, lapses are costly if the targets are strategic facilities. New Delhi faces motivated non-State and State adversarial actors. The challenge from the cyber nuclear nexus has the potential to alter India’s security calculus significantly. Harsh V Pant is professor, King’s College, London, and director of studies, Observer Research Foundation, New Delhi. Kartik Bommakanti is an associate fellow at the Observer Research Foundation, New Delhi The views expressed are personal Source link Read the full article

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12:29 PM, 02-Feb-2021 Sarkari Naukri 2021 LIVE: करना चाहते हैं सरकारी नौकरी तो आज इन विभागों में करें आवेदन दिल्ली जिला न्यायालय भर्ती 2021: 417 पदों के लिए भर्ती अधिसूचना जारी  दिल्ली जिला न्यायालय भर्ती 2021 के तहत राष्ट्रीय राजधानी दिल्ली के जिला न्यायालयों में 417 पदों पर भर्तियां निकली हैं। ये भर्तियां चपरासी / अर्दली / डाक चपरासी, चौकीदार, स्वीपर / सफाई कर्मचारी और सर्वर प्रोसेस के पद के…

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News - Waste-to-Energy Plant Coming Up in Yercaud

The District Rural Development Agency (DRDA) has planned to execute a waste-to-energy plant project in Yercaud. The plant will integrate the Nisargruna Biomethanation Technology of the Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC) and will produce electricity, gas and organic manure with biodegradable and other wastes. The construction work of the plant is expected to be over within a couple of months.

The project was given shape after Rohini R. Bhajibhakare, District Collector of Salem, held a meeting of the heads of various government departments several months back. The meeting underscored the implementation of projects, deploying BARC’s technology, to ameliorate the quality of life of the local community, whilst at the same time preserve the environment. Yercaud was the default choice so as to keep the tourist destination’s environment clean.

Senior scientist of BARC, Chennai, J.Daniel Chellappa said that this vital investment in the waste-to-energy plant would help convert all types of wastes into organic manure for a ‘greener’ hill station and increase the yield of agricultural and horticultural crops. He added that while the time required for conversion of waste into manure is generally 40 days, the proposed waste-to-energy plant would produce the same in 19 days, almost cutting the time taken by half.

A special team, on the direction from the District Collector, has already started a survey. By this, around 2 tonnes of wastes produced every day in the hill station and the surrounding hermits could be converted into 0.20 tonnes of organic mature, and 200 units of energy can be generated. Its sales invariably can boost the revenue of the local body. The project will eliminate waste dumped in landfills as well as groundwater contamination.