Requirement of 450 Lead India Master Trainers

Requirement of 450 Lead India Master Trainers on 45 days Training Assignment

 

Rajiv Vidya Mission (Government of AP) asked Lead India to conduct Leadership training in all 23 districts of AP @ 70 Government High Schools per district.

 

Lead India is seeking to hire suitable 25 "Unemployed Graduates" from each district to work for this project.

 

About the Project:

 

1.    To provide Three days Leadership training  to Government high school students (Telugu medium) @70 per district with contents of Life Skills – Vision & Mission, Goal Setting, Time Management, Living life of purpose, Physical Development, Principles of Human body, Yogasana, Mental Development, Self-discipline, Positive Thinking, Career Development, Social Development, Spiritual Development, National Development, and Human Values

2.    25 "Unemployed Graduates" from each district who are "Non-Alcoholic", "Non-Smokers" and "Self-Disciplined" will be selected and trained in Hyderabad in 7 days residential camp.

3.    After successful training these trainers will go to their district and stay at mandal head quarters and work for 45 days and train 14 schools as a member of "4member team" in the months of December, January, February and March

4.    Trainers are provided with accommodation

5.    In addition to above Rs.200 remuneration will be paid for each working day.

6.    For Travelling and Food Rs.100 per working day will be paid

 

Benefits to the Candidate:

1.    Per working day Rs.200 + Rs.100 for Travelling + Food and Accommodation.

2.    Leadership training & research project which will improve his communication skills, soft skills, personality and goal setting

3.    Teaching experience which will be useful in getting jobs in educational institutes

4.    Certificate from Lead India, Rajiv Vidya Mission Govt. of AP after 45 days

 

Who is Eligible:

1.    Any Graduate

2.     "Non-Alcoholic", "Non-Smokers" and "Self-Disciplined"

3.    Ready to attend "7 days Residential Training Camp at Hyderabad". Food, accommodation and training are provided for free. Candidate need to spend travelling expenses to and from Hyderabad. Probable Dates are from 15^thto 21^st November 2012

4.    Ready to work for 45 days and train 14 schools as a member of "4member team" in the months of December 2012, January, February and March 2013.

How to apply:

1.    Select the District in which you hail from, have friends, relatives and write that in your resume.

2.   Send softcopy of resume to leadindia2020.org@gmail.com;info@leadindia2020.org on or before 10^th November 2012

 

Social Impact of this project:

 

1.    Lead India training will significantly impact the participant in realizing his inner potential and inspire the participant to lead a life of purpose.

2.    This program is designed under the guidance of Bharatha Ratna Dr.APJ Abdul Kalam to transform youth of India as Great Power.

3.    You will help "Future Citizens" in becoming good Leaders. They will remember your services forever.

4.    Finally this project will touch the lives of 320,000+ high school students, in which you play very crucial role by contributing critical resources.

 

 

About Lead India 2020:

 

Inspired with the inspiring thoughts of Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, former President of India, Lead India 2020 Foundation was established in 2004 to do research and promote required curriculum to inspire youth to move in the right direction.

 

Lead India 2020, since its inception in 2004, has been instrumental in guiding and transforming the youth of this country into "Leaders with Values" as an empowered and ignited youth is an endurable weapon to realize our dream of a developed India. A value-oriented education is indispensable to cleanse our nation diseased with corruption, crime, violence, vulgarity, indulgences, excesses, poverty, illiteracy, health-issues, and poor amenities' for most of the citizens, etc. These problems are day-by-day creeping into the social-fabric and impairing our dream of an all-round developed India.

 

Lead India's interactive training-programs are creating a lot positive ripples amongst the youth of our country. So far, Lead India 2020 has trained as many as 10 lakhs children from various districts of Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka. Lead India's basic training consists of 8 modules and is conducted for 3 days for teenagers along with teachers – with a view to initiate them into a positive and contributing life. Besides, sustenance lectures and events to inculcate values are conducted on a weekly basis at all the Lead India affiliated schools.

 

 

Wellness for you : Water Bottles

Hi All,

 

A very good piece of information, please read and share.

  

 Mineral Water Bottles ... are NOT meant for multiple use . It's multiple use is fraught with the risk of carcinogens ( cancer causing chemical agents ) getting mixed up with the water in it , and causing a health problem to it's user. Read the following carefully .
 

 

How to avoid: Check on the bottom of the bottle There is a triangle sign And There will be a number on it. If the number is higher than or equals to 5 -- Then, this bottle is safe to use. Whatever number under 5, Will release the chemical. For most bottle water, The number is 1. -----------------For more details---------------- Did you know chemical released By Plastic water bottles can cause cancer (It is not the water that affecting you But The chemical releasing from the bottle)

 

 

 

Today Indian great engineer Bharat ratna Mokshagundam Visweswaraiah 152nd birthday. Happy engineers day

Happy Engineers(our's) day

Solar Energy

 

EAMCET 2012 Notification for counselling

EAMCET - 2012 Detailed Notification-Engineering web counselling details and Help Line Centers list...

In Engineering admission process Verification of Certificates of the Candidates for OC/SC/BC/Minority categories will be done in all the Help Line Centers. However, Certificate Verification of ST Category candidates will be done in the Help Line Centres indicated with **.

Eamcet Help Line Centers list:

1. Government Polytechnic,Srikakulam**
2. M.R.A.G.R. Govt. Polytechnic,Vizianagaram**
3. Government Polytechnic,Vizag**
4. Govt. Institutue of Chemical Technology, Vizag.
5. Government Polytechnic, Narsipatnam, Vizag Dist.
6. Andhra Polytechnic, Kakinada**
7. Govt. Polytechnic – Women, Kakinada
8. University College of Engg, JNTU, Kakinada
9. G. M.R. Polytechnic, Bommuru, Rajahmundry.
10. S.M.V.M. Polytechnic , Tanuku, W.G. Dist.**
11. SMTB Seetha Polytechnic,Bhimavaram, W.G.Dist.
12. St.Theresa Autonomous Coll for Women, Eluru, W.G.Dist.
13. Government Polytechnic, Vijayawada**
14. SRR & CVR Govt Degree College, Vijayawada
15. Andhra Loyola College, Vijayawada
16. Govt. Polytechnic –women , Gujjanagulla, Guntur**
17. MBTS Govt. Polytechnic, Nallapadu, Guntur
18. Govt Degree College for women, Guntur
19. D.A. Govt. Polytechnic, Ongole**
20. Acharya Nagarjuna University Campus, Ongole
21. Govt. Polytechnic – Women, Dargamitta, Nellore**
22. Govt. Polytechnic for Boys, Nellore
23. S.V. Government Polytechnic, Tirupathi**
24. S.V. Arts College (TTD), Balaji nagar, Tirupati
25. Govt. Arts & Science Degree College, Chittoor
26. Government Polytechnic - Women, Kadapa**
27. Yogi Vemana University, Kadapa
28. YSR Engineering College, Proddatur, Kadapa dist
29. Government Polytechnic, Anantapur**
30. S.K. University, Ananthapur
31. Sri G. Pulla Reddy Govt. Polytechnic, Kurnool**
32. Rayalaseema University, Kurnool. 
33. E.S.C. Govt. Polytechnic, Nandyal, Kurnool Dist.
34. Government Polytechnic , Mahabubnagar**
35. Government Polytechnic , Nalgonda**
36. Nagarjuna Govt Degree College,Nalgonda
37. Govt Polytech Rudrampur, Kothagudem, Khammam**
38. SR & BGNR Govt Degree College, Khammam
39. Government Polytechnic , Warangal**
40. Kakatiya University, Warangal
41. Government polytechnic, Bellampally, Adilabad Dist.**
42. Government Polytechnic, Nizamabad**
43. Telangana University, Nizamabad
44. Government Polytechnic - Women, Medak**
45. Dr.BRAGMR for women Polytechnic, Karimnagar**
46. SRR Govt Degree College, Karimnagar
47. Govt.Inst.of Printing Tech, East Maredpally,Sec-bad.**
48. A.V. College, Domalguda, Hyderabad.
49. JNT University, Kukatpally, Hyd
50. Q.Q Govt Polytech, Chandulal Baradari (Old city),Hyd.
51. J.N.Govt. Polytechnic, Ramanthapur, Hyderabad.
52. Sanketika Vidya Bhavan, MasabTank, Hyderabad.

Certificates to be produced by all candidates at Help Line Centers:

All original certificates like EAMCET Rank Card, Hall Ticket, Intermediate Memo- cum-Pass Certificate, S.S.C or its equivalent Marks memo, VI to Inter Study Certificate, Income Certificate issued after 01.01.2012 and Caste Certificate.

All Speicial categories of NCC/CAP/Sports & Games, PH and Anglo-Indian must attend for Certificates Verification only at Sanketika Vidya Bhavan, Masab Tank, Hyderabad.More details in http://apeamcet.nic.in.

• EAMCET - 2012 Detailed Notification
• Instructions to Candidates in English
• Instructions to Candidates in Telugu.

Google Fiber - The Internet Next Chapter Starts Here - Plans & Pricing

Google Inc; made its foray into the market for bundled Internet and television services with promising access speeds more than 100 times faster than traditional US cable and telecommunications. The search engine giant will start its ultra high speed internet service Google Fiber in Kansas city, Missouri. Installations will be deployed in Kansas from September 2012 and later Google hope to roll out its services to other cities later. After building the infrastructure using fiber optic communication in July 2012, Google announced its pricing and plans. Google fiber service will have 3 options - Free internet for 7 years, 1 Gbps Internet and a version that includes television service. Plans & Pricing: Plan TV+Internet Internet Free Internet Cost $120/month $70/month Free (for at least 7 years) Installation $300 construction fee (waived with 2 year contract) $300 construction fee (waived with 1 year contract) $300 construction fee (one time or $25/mo for a year) Internet Speed (Download / Upload) 1Gbps / 1Gbps 1Gbps / 1Gbps 5 Mbps / 1 Mbps TV Access Yes No No Storage 2 TB DVR Storage (8 Shows can be recorded simultaneously) 1 TB Google Drive 1 TB Google Drive None Additional Hardware Nexus 7 tablet None None TV Box: With HD ready TV Box you can get access to Live TV, on-demand shows and internet content. You can extend your access all over your home with integrated Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and Ethernet port. Fully compatible with HDMI, component or composite video outputs for TV or stereo and optical S/PDIF for audio. Network Box: Access Google Fiber all over your home by connecting to one of the four Ethernet ports or through 802.11a/b/g/n Wi-Fi  and stay safe with Gigabit firewall. Storage Box: Storage box comes with a 2 TB capacity and with this you never miss a show or you can record upto 500 hours of HD content. The content can be accessible from any of your devices over your home network. How to get Google Fiber: For connections & more information visit Google Fiber official page: https://fiber.google.com/ Tags: Google Fiber, About Google Fiber, Pricing, Infrastructure, Google Fiber plans and Pricing, installation cost, free internet, videos, Ads, 1 Gbps internet, high speed internet, technology, TV box, network box, storage box, Kansas city, register for Google fiber, How to get Google fiber connection, 100 times the faster internet, 100 times the possibilities, Google Fiber - The Internet next chapter starts here.

Why Many Fresher Resume doesn't consider ?

You have sent a mail but have not received any response yet. Find out the reasons  why you are not getting shortlisted here

Fresher: Sends a Mail without a subject

Recruiter: Ok! We are receiving 100's of emails every day and we do not have the time to open your mail and read the content and analyze it. We cannot process your profile

 

Fresher: Sends a mail without body content

Recruiter: If you are interested, can you not spend a minute to write a body. This either shows that you are not really interested in the job or you are in general careless

 

Fresher: Sends mail with a generic subject like "my resume"

Recruiter: We do know that it's you resume but who are you? What position are you applying for? Are you fresher or experienced?

 

Fresher: Sends a mail including the email id's or other recruiters in the "To" List

Recruiter:  You just need a job and sent your mail to all the recruiters and HR's. This is not the right way to send a job email. Send us a separate mail explaining what position you are applying for and why you are interested in our company

 

Fresher: Sends a mail without mentioning the title of the job in the subject line. Example "Applying in your company" instead of "Applying for the post of Software Engineer as a fresher"

Recruiter: We do not have time to open your resume and find out a role for you . We have others who clearly mentioned what they are applying for!

 

Fresher: Sends a mail with unacceptable English in the subject line. For example "I apply to your company and send mail"

Recruiter: You might be a genius but any job in our company needs decent communication skills. Sorry, we are not interested

 

Fresher: Being too desperate in the email content. For example "I can work hard at any location and can work for more than 12 hours a day"

Recruiter: We knew that no one would be interested to work more than 12 hours a day. You are just trying to attract our attention in the wrong way

 

India's @ london Olympics 2012

Though India have picked their biggest squad of 81 athletes for the Olympics, only a handful of them are expected to make the podium in London. All the potential medal winners worked really hard and, more importantly, they themselves make no secret of their ambition. India never had it so good.

Best bet for a medal
Saina Nehwal (badminton): The World No.5 is expected to better her quarterfinals showing at the 2008 Beijing Games. Since the Beijing Games, the Hyderabadi had a meteoric rise at the international level and is one of India's strongest medal prospects in London.

She has been handed a favourable draw but things can still get tough for her. Saina has been seeded fourth and has been clubbed with World No.55 Lianne Tan of Belgium and 65th ranked Sabrina Jaquet of Switzerland in Group E.

She is expected to get past the group stage without any hiccups. In the pre-quarters, the 22-year-old Saina is expected to face 14th seed Yao Jie of Netherlands and fifth seed Tine Baun of Denmark in the quarters.

Saina has a 3-3 head-to-head record again her old foe Baun, but her real test will be against China's World No.1 Yihan Wang, whom the Indian may face in the final. Saina has never beaten Yihan in five matches.

Sania can give Paes second medal
Leander Paes and Sania Mirza (tennis): Leander Paes, who gave India its only Olympic tennis medal at the 1996 Atlanta Games, will be partnering Sania Mirza in the mixed doubles category

The duo has already been seen as India's best bet for a tennis medal. Though they won the gold at 2006 Doha Asian Games and a bronze at the 2002 Busan edition, the Olympics will be a different ball game.

It will be a 16-team draw and two wins may take the pair to the threshold of a medal. The draw will be made July 31 and the event will start from Aug 1.

Top shot in double trap
Ronjan Sodhi (shooting): India's ace double-trap shooter will be the one to watch out for. Sodhi, who is the first Indian to have defended a World title, will look to set the record straight after missing out on the Beijing Olympics.

Since missing the 2008 Games, when he was a double world record holder and World No.5, Sodhi has established himself as one of the top shooters in the world. He has filled the shoes of his fellow double-trap shooter Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore, who won the historic silver at Athens in 2004

Sodhi, now ranked World No.10, has won two gold medals, one silver and one bronze in various world cups and he has two silver medals won at the 2010 Delhi Commonwealth Games and gold medal from the 2010 Guangzhou Asian Games

It won't be a cakewalk for Sodhi as he will get stiff competition from top marksmen like Walton Eller and Joshua Richmond of the US and Beijing Games bronze medallist Hu Binyuan of China

Still good for a medal
Abhinav Bindra (shooting): One cannot rule out the golden boy of Indian shooting. His historic gold medal in the 10metre air-rifle in Beijing inspired the next generation of Indian shooters. Bindra has nothing to lose in London and that makes him a strong favourite for a podium finish.

However, it wont be easy for him as he faces a stiff challenge from his compatriot Gagan Narang, who narrowly missed out the final round in Beijing on a count back. They have shared a healthy rivalry and that may just bring the best out of both here. Veterans Zhu Qinan of China and Hungarian Peter Sidi are just some of the top names who can pose a threat for Bindra

It has to be a special
Vijender Singh (boxing): Vijender would be making a record third Olympic appearance and the former World No.1, would look to bettering his performance at the Beijing Games, where he won a bronze.

The 26-year-old boxer, who won gold in Guangzhou, will have it all to do this time around in the 75kg category.

Ukrainian Evhen Khytrov and Ryota Murata of Japan are the firm favourites to take home the medals and the Indian will have to come up with something special for a top-three finish. That's a big ask.

He's a class act
Sushil Kumar (wrestling): Sushil's bronze in Beijing glamourised the traditional Indian sport. The wrestler from Baprola, on the outskirts of Delhi, has achieved an iconic status in Indian sports

The World Championship gold in 2010, the first by an Indian, made Sushil a truly world-class wrestler. But the flag-bearer of the Indian contingent at the opening ceremony will need to do a lot to improve upon his Beijing performance here, though he is seen as a favourite.

Her quest for gold
MC Mary Kom (women's boxing): A world champion is a rarity in India and achieving the feat five times makes Mary Kom a legend. In fact it was her exploits that prompted the International Olympic Committee (IOC) to include women's boxing for the first time in the Olympics.

The diminutive boxer from Manipur, mother of twin sons, also had to graduate from her pet 48kg to 51kg for the Games.

Despite her status as a renowned boxer, Mary Kom was extremely lucky to qualify for the Games during the World Championship in China. It was also the first World Championship from which Mary Kom returned empty handed. But now she is determined to end her career on a high, with an Olympic medal, preferably gold.

Her record points to a medal
Deepika Kumari (archery): India have huge expectations from the 18-year-old, who reached the top of the world rankings last month. She is in top form and recently won the World Cup in Antalya, Turkey. A good show by Deepika can lead to a medal in both individual and team events.

She is a former cadet and youth world champion, besides being a double gold medallist at the 2010 Commonwealth Games

Eamcet 2012

Eamcet 2012 counselling notification will release on 20 July...

APSCHE will announce Eamcet 2012 counselling notification on 20 July. Government not taken decision on engineering fee structure, waiting for court decision on this issue. Fee reimbursement scheme future depends on engineering fee structure. On Tuesday AP government take important decisions on private engineering colleges NRI quota percentage. AP government cuts NRI quota 15% to 5%, its big shock to private engineering college managements.

In Eamcet counselling Candidate need to attending for Certificate Verification at Help-line Center is compulsory. As per the existing procedure followed in 2011 students should submit their SSC and Intermediate memoranda of marks, study certificate from 6th class to Intermediate, caste cetificte issued by the MRO, Income certificate for claim fee reimbursement if parental income below 1 lakh.

Eamcet 2012 web counselling will start from 6th August, candidate can exercise the web options from home or any internet café or from any Help Line Center. Eamcet seat allotments will placed on web after August exact date will display in tomorrow notification.

Fresher's Drive

                                                            

A New Generation Threat : Internet Addiction

I. What is Internet Addiction?

Internet Addiction, Internet Addiction Disorder, Compulsive Internet Use, Computer Addiction, Internet Dependence and Problematic Internet Use — all these words are alternative terms for Internet Addiction, which means spending more time online by ignoring some other aspects of their lives.

Anyone with access to internet can become addicted to it irrespective of gender or age. Internet and mobile technologies offer a worldwide attractions on 24/7 basis with easy accessibility, continuous entertainment and stimulation.
Internet addiction can be compared with other types of addictions which create great impact on a person's psychological health.

The obsessive behavior may affect life in the following ways:

• Relationships: People who are addicted to internet spend more time maintaining online friendships in chat rooms, which replace real-life friends and family.
• Money: Activities related to online gamblings, online trading and active participation in online auctions.
• Information searching: Internet addicted people always do web surfing or database searches.
• Gaming: Teenagers and children get addicted to computer games.

II. Internet Addiction in Teenagers and Children

Teenagers as internet addicts:

Maintaining a healthy balance between entertainment media and other activities in their children's lives has always been a challenge for parents. The internet has made this challenge even more difficult. Because of the engaging nature of internet communications and interactive games many children and teenagers have trouble keeping a track of time when they're online. This is not a serious problem until and unless they get addicted to it.

How teenagers get addicted to the internet:

Children and teenagers get addicted to online activities like multi-user games, instant messaging, pornography and chat rooms. The children of working parents and vulnerable children are easily getting addicted to internet. Children and teenagers who are shy with friends are often attracted to online communities for making new friendships and new identities.

Boys, who are frequent users of online role-playing games, assume new identities and interact with other players. Playing these games with thousands of other users may be considered as a social activity for an introverted child or teen. But, excessive playing can further separate them from friends and family members.

III. What are the symptoms of Internet Addiction disorder?

Internet addicts become dependent on cyberspace high to feel normal. They choose temporary pleasures rather than normal relationships. Internet addiction is similar to drug and other addictions. Internet addicts struggle to control their behaviors, and get depressed when they encounter failures in their life. Their loss of self-esteem grows, fueling the need to escape even further into their addictive behaviors. A sense of powerlessness spreads through the lives of addicts.

Internet addiction is not defined by a single symptom. When the behavior or symptoms of internet addiction take control of addicts' lives and become unmanageable, the following may happen:
• Uncontrollable internet usage
• An anxiety to be online
• Sometimes it may also happen that a person may lie or hide to cover the extent or nature of online behavior
• An inability to your online behavior

If the way of internet use affects your work, family life, relationships and school, it can be confirmed that you are experiencing the signs of internet addiction. It is important that it is not the actual time spent online that determines if you have a problem, but rather how that time you spend impacts your life.

Internet addiction shows below symptoms:

Behavioral symptoms

• Having a sense of excitement when sitting at the computer
• Uncontrolled activity
• Spending more time at the computer
• Ignoring family and friends
• Feeling depressed, irritated when not at the computer
• Lying to family and friends about activities
• Problems with school or work

Physical symptoms

• Carpal tunnel syndrome
• Dry eyes
• Headaches
• Backaches
• Eating disorders like skipping meals or overeating
• Neglecting personal hygiene
• Sleep disturbances and changes in sleep patterns

The signs and symptoms of internet addiction are as follows:

1. Preoccupation: A person thinks continuously about the previous online activity or look forward to the next online session. Some people get addicted to the internet just as a smoker who yearns for a cigarette.
2. More use of internet: Gradually an addict reaches to a stage that he'll be satisfied when he spend more hours of time on internet. When the head of a family gets addicted to internet, it might result in neglecting all basic responsibilities of the family.
3. Uncontrolled internet usage: You can't stop the habit of internet use, even after several attempts. Some people can't stop visiting chat rooms while at the office, even though they know their bosses are monitoring the sites they visit.
4. Deaddictive symptoms: You feel restless, moody, depressed, or irritable when you attempt to stop or cut down internet use.
5. Unlimited usage of internet: Most of us use internet occasionally but not consistently. If you desire to be online consider it a problem.
6. Risky behaviors: Excessive internet usage may spoil personal relationships and job, educational or career relationships.
7. Lies: You lie to family members, a therapist, or others to hide the extent of your involvement in the internet.
8. Escape to the internet: You use the internet as a way to avoid thinking about problems, or to relieve depression or feeling of helplessness.

IV. What is the treatment for Internet Addiction disorder?

Internet addiction treatment: Therapy

Treatment for internet addiction includes a variety of inventions with a primary focus on cognitive-behavioral and interpersonal psychotherapy techniques to reasonable internet usage and to address underlying psychosocial issues that often co-exist with this addiction. Internet addiction therapy should utilize time management techniques that help the client structure and regulate internet sessions and strategies that help clients develop alternative activities that take them away from the computer.

Internet addicts typically suffer from interpersonal difficulties and psychological disorders like introversion and may have limited social support systems to virtual relationships as a substitute for the lack of real life social connection. Addiction may cause loss of significant real life relationships such as a spouse, a parent, or a close friend.

Interpersonal therapy focuses on improving interpersonal functioning. Specific interference includes encouragement of affect, communication analysis, modeling, and role-playing to establish new ways of interacting that address role transitions and interpersonal deficits.

V. How to prevent Internet Addiction disorder?

Tips for parents and carers:

It is the duty of parents to introduce good manners to their children from their childhood. It can help them balance their activities in their future also. Good manners can help them survive in future.

There are advantages in introducing good manners to your child from their childhood to get them habituated to balance their activities. It may be appropriate to fix the time for young ones when they are browsing on internet.

If you observe that your child is spending more time on internet and if you want to establish a healthier balance between internet use and other activities follow the below suggestions:

• Keep your computer in a shared family room, not in a child's bedroom. You can observe what your child is doing on internet.
• Calculate how much time your kid is spending on internet and check whether your child is performing well in his education or not and whether it is causing any impact on his health and relationships with family and friends.
• Discuss with your children why they are spending so much time online and what they are browsing online. Encourage your child to socialize offline with other children. Support your child, if they are suffering from any psychological problem.
• If your child exhibits any of the symptoms of internet addiction, seek professional counseling to make your child come out from the addiction.
• Find out how much time your child is spending online. Ask yourself if your child's internet use is affecting his or her school performance, health, and relationships with family and friends.

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Best regards
Sabarish .k,

Eluru -534001