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NHAI to recuit Manager & Asst Manager Post, April 2014

NHAI has been decided to recruit Manager & Assistant Manager Posts Advertisement Date 01st April 2014
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Number / Name of the Posts in NHAI Manager & Assistant Manager Vacancies
Name of Post : Manager (Finance & Accounts) : Number of Vacancies : 22 Posts
Name of Post : Assistant Manager (Administration) : Number of Vacancies : 05 Posts
Important Dates which candidate should remember for NHAI Recruitment 2014 as follows

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Last Date For Submit Application Form: 12th May 2014
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Do North Eastern State vote diffrently in State Assembly and Lok Sabha Elections ?

As India goes to polls next month, the wave of the General Elections 2014 extravaganzas, and preparations is being felt across the length and breadth of the country. The upcoming election is rated as one of the most interesting elections in post Independence era.

In the north east states though, the election pitches do not reach such magnitude, comparatively as in other ‘mainland’ states. This is unlike the State Assembly elections,  where normal life were literally on halt during such election campaignsthat would comprise of loud microphones, public meetings, road side discussion and door to doorvisits.
During state assembly elections, these states too witnessed extravaganzas and flow of liquor like any other election campaigns across the country.   In Parliamentary Elections, no such enthusiasm or euphoria amongst the general public were observed and witnessed either during or after the elections, while candidates and political parties do not make much of an effort in- terms of wooing electorates.
The indication of the countdown to the Lok Sabha elections would be the visits of Prime Ministerial candidates, National level political party leaders’ public address for about an hour or so in the North East state capitals. In this case, it would obviously be the likes of Rajiv Gandhi, in the earlier years and now Sonia Gandhi or Rahul Gandhi in the recent years. Another such personalities, this time is the visit of Narendra Modi of the BJP.
This trend in people’s participation in terms of exercising their adult franchise – State and Lok Sabha elections gives us a picture of how State elections witnessed more fanfare and enthusiasm than the Parliamentary elections. (source – www.empoweringindia.org ).
General election 2009 record voter turn-out between 65 % to 74% in Assam, while State election in 2011 saw voter turn-out between 80% to 92 % in all the twenty seven districts.   While the two Lok Sabha seats in Arunachal Pradesh recorded 67 % and 72 % voter turn-out , the  State  election record showed  85% to 92% turn out in 2009. In Manipur the last Lok Sabha election saw voter turn-out of 72 % and 84 % for the two seats , while the State election saw turn out  between 70% to 90% in 2012.  In Meghalaya voter turn-out recorded in the last election was 63 % and 68% for the two Lok Sabha seats while the State Election in 2013 recorded 85% to 95% voter turn-out. In Mizoram the lone Lok Sabha seat election saw only 52 % turn-out, while the last State election witnessed 80% – 85 % turn out.  In Nagaland, voter turn-out record was 90 % for the lone Lok Sabha seat, while 92% to 98% voter turn-out was recorded in the state assembly polls in 2013. In Tripura the last Lok Sabha election saw 84%and 86% voter turn-out for the two seats, while the State assembly recorded above 90% turn out from all the eight districts in 2013.
Surprisingly, voter turn-out both the State and general election were higher in North East states than some of the key states such as Uttar Pradesh, the Congress bastion. In Rae Bareli only 48% voter out was recorded in the last Lok Sabha election with an average of 50% to 65% voter turn-out in all the districts in the last 2012 state election. Further, in Amethi constituency it was 45 % turn out in Lok sabha election and 56% in state assembly election in 2012. Moreover in other state such as Bihar voter turn-out recorded as low as an average of 34 % turn out in Patna constituency in the last general election and between 35 % to 56 % in district such as Patna 60 % in state  election. (source –www.empoweringindia.org ).
One of key reason for this general feeling of less enthusiasm in the general election to the parliament in the northeast states could well be the ‘minority status’ where out of the total 545 parliamentary seats, the seven North east states sends only 24 representatives.
In terms of election campaign, slogans and manifestos, Incumbency and Corruption figures as poll plank in the mainstream, while Development is the key manifesto in North east states. Though, corruption has its own various facets, the subject have not been a public debate.
Moreover, a look at the government formation in the North East presents the influence and impact of certain political party or political personae. All the north eastern states were granted statehood under the Congress government beginning from 1963 when the state of Nagaland was created under Pt Nehru, then subsequently under Indira Gandhi the state of Manipur in 1971, Tripura and Meghalaya in 1972, while Rajiv Gandhi during his Prime Minister-ship granted statehood to Mizoram in 1985 and Arunachal Pradesh in 1987.
The first State Government in Manipur, Tripura and Assam were formed by the Indian National Congress. While the first state government in Nagaland , Meghalaya ,and Mizoram, under the good will of the INC were formed by Local Political party such as Naga Nationalist Organization, All Party Hill Leaders’ Conference and Mizo National Front, respectively. The only North East state of Arunachal Pradesh’s first state assembly in 1975 till 1979 has a national party the Janata Party led Government. The period when Indira Gandhi was vote out of power and the fall of the INC in the centre. The Janata Party also formed the state government in Assam in 1978 – 79, and a five month government in Tripura in 1977. Other National level party such as Samata Party came to power for a year in Manipur in 2001. Currently, Tripura has  the Communist Party of India ( Marxist) government.
Liberty Institute, New Delhi- April 3,2014
Written By Ninglun Hanghal

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Khovel ka ning Burma ah ka pem di

Lawm, na ki ngaihsut ngei hia.. Na kinaih pih na lawm te hiam na sung te hiam in khovel ka ning khong a chi ngei uh hia,, atam zoyen ki chi tham ahi.. achih leh khovel ka ning achih chiang ua Burma ah ka pem di a chi uh bang a chi na uh a de aw, Burma pen khovel lou a mu uh chi na a dia.. A poi moh pen Burma a pem di thu hilou in bang ziak a khovel ning uh hiam chih poimoh ngaih huai zo tham hi, aziak bel mihPathian apat kipoah na nei le uh zo ning louh di uh hiven mo, Atawp na di Burma le gam khat hisam ahi, kkhovel a om ahi huai ziak in "Khovel Ka ning, Burma ah ka pem di" chih hun hi non lou ahi. pilta ni, Burma( Now Myanmar) le Junta Vaihawmna a om non lou ua, Khovel in a bildoh gam ahih ziak in tunung chia gam hon changkangtou di lak a gam ahi ziak in pita ni, khovel kikhek ahi.

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Amazing world

 
Two baobab trees in Madagascar are wrapped around each other in eternal love for over 1000 years!

Photo Credit: Alireza Tz

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Insuring Life ! just like that

By Pi Ninglun Hanghal
It is always worth it and gives a “kick” to interact with some of the best minds in India. Walking down with this gentleman on a cool evening of March, one of the best seasons of the year, along the lanes of Dwarka talking on issue ranging from North East India – people in the metros and in the region. The discussion obviously went down to the political process and systems and institutions. And comes the Judiciary, the long drawn process, the crowed court rooms and the 3-4 feet high piles of very very old files in the court room Lo! This gentleman said “there were rows of people waiting for insurance claims in the court in India” People who are already dead, their near and dear one claiming the insurance, where most of them had to literally fight and at times lost the battle.
An NGO I am associated with recently send me information that a six years savings scheme was made for me. While I am no longer associated with the said NGO, the gesture did come a little late. The said 'scheme' was supposed to be a technical process of the financial dealings and transactions. And one wonders how and why such dealings can still be made when one is no longer part of that system. Once an agent came over to me and explained to me that I will get an x amount of money if I go for this scheme or that. I told him that If I have money I could save money in my own way, one simple way is in bank accounts. And I also told him that I need money now and not after 20 or 30 years. I want to enjoy life now not after I am old !. Most of these schemes will mature after a minimum of 10-20 years. Will it be significant after so many years? At times this ‘savings’ or in better term ‘insurance’, specially the health insurance do really look funny at times, unless you are sick , you cannot enjoy the benefit !! Unless you met with an accident ( God forbid) , can you draw out your insurance ? Often I hear people marry off their children ( more than once) just to draw out some of their "schemes”. Or do they also say one of their relative or a family member is hospitalized? or died ? even when they not ? There is a story in Mizoram. Pu Thangkura was a jobless – good for nothing fellow. Those who are worried about him. His uncle suggested that the Army service would be an ideal job for him and that was actually the only job opportunity for him. During those days, nobody wanted to be a soldier, so anyone willing to join were taken in without any ‘qualification’. In an attempt to convinced and motivate Pu Thankura, his Uncle explained the benefits of joining the Army. He said “ if you become a soldier , you will fighting for the nation. All facilities, from food to house will be free. Besides this you can save your salary apart from the usual benefits, you can have a good life after you retire” the Uncle went on “ in case you die , your immediate family will still enjoy the benefit”. Pu Thangkura was in tears “ You guys want to enjoy out of my sweat..I will earn and save and you all are planning to enjoy from my saving.. And you want me to die fighting? So that you all will enjoy the money out of my dead body ?” J Perhaps Pu Thangkura is right !

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