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SBI Recruitment for 700 Apprentices Posts 2019-20. New

September 20, 2019 0
State Bank of India (SBI) has announced a notification for the recruitment of Apprentice vacancies. Those Candidates who are interested in the Vacancy details & completed all eligibility criteria can read the notification & apply online.

SBI Recruitment for 700 Apprentices Posts 2019-20. New




Posts Name :


·         Haryana 150
·         Punjab 400
·         Himachal Pradesh 150

Total No. of Posts : 700

Educational Qualification : Candidates having Graduation Dgree in any stream will be eligible for this recruitment. Please read Official Notification for more Educational Qualification details.

Age Limit (as on 31-08-2019)

·         Minimum Age Limit: 20 Years
·         Maximum Age Limit: 28 Years
·         Age relaxation is Applicable as per Rules.

Important Dates

·         Starting Date to Apply Online: 17-09-2019
·         Last Date to Apply Online: 16-10-2019
·         Date of Online Exam (Tentative): 23-10-2019
·         Date of Downloading Call Letter for Online Exam (Tentative):15-10-2019

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GPSC NAYAB MAMALATDAR DYSO FINAL RESULT 2019-20. DECLARED

September 20, 2019 0

GPSC Nayab Mamalatdar Dyso Final Result Declared

Advt. No.:::: 55-201819

The result of the Combined Competitive Examination (Main) for the post of Deputy Section Officer (State Secretariat), Deputy Section Officer (Gujarat Public Service Commission), Deputy Section Officer (Vidhansabha) and Deputy Mamlatdar (Revenue Department), Class-III (Advertisement No. 55/2018-19) held on 19-May2019 and 26-May-2019 is hereby declared as per AnnexureI.

GPSC NAYAB MAMALATDAR DYSO FINAL RESULT 2019-20. DECLARED


2. The above result is declared taking into consideration the provisions of the Deputy Section Officer, Class-III & the Deputy Mamlatdar, Class-III (Combined Competitive Examination) Rules, 2018 and amendments made thereafter from time to time and other relevant applicable criteria

Gujarat Public Service Commission (GPSC) will provide the GPSC Nayab Mamlatdar Result 2019 @ gpsc-ojas.gujarat.gov.in for the Candidates who have to attend the Examination on 18th May 2019 & 19th May 2019 for getting the Deputy Section Officer and Deputy Mamlatdar Jobs. The GPSC Nayab Mamlatdar Answer Keys will be gathered here with the Free of cots for the Exam attended Candidates. GPSC Nayab Mamlatdar CutOff Marks will be given soon by the Board for the Posts that are mentioned by the higher officials. As soon as possible we will update the Important Details about the GPSC Deputy Section Officer Result 2019 for all the Exam attended Candidates which is to be download Gujarat Nayab Mamlatdar Result 2019 here immediately.

Steps To Download the GPSC Nayab Mamlatdar Result 2019

Visit the Main official’s page or click on the below-placed Link.

Then select the Main GPSC Nayab Mamlatdar Result Link.

After then the Result Login page is opened.

Now enter the Details like the Call Letter Number & DOB on it.

Then but the OK Button for submitting all the details.

Then the Canbdidtes GPSC Nayab Mamlatdar Result will be displayed.

Check out the candidate’s marks in it.

If they have qualified, Take the pint out of that result and then keep it safe for further use.

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GSRTC DRIVER BHARTI PROVISIONAL MERIT LIST DECLARED 2019-20.

September 20, 2019 0

GSRTC Provisional merit For Driver Recruitment For Driving Test
The Aspirants who have appeared for the GSRTC 933 vacancies of Driver posts exam can download the GSRTC Driver Merit List 2018 in online at the official page @  www.ojas.gujarat.gov.in or gsrtc.in. Download GSRTC Driver Result 2018 from this page. And also the aspirants get the GSRTC Driver Waiting list 2018 Pdf and driving test dates from the official site. This announcement is given by the authorities of Gujarat State Road Transport Corporation (GSRTC).

GSRTC DRIVER BHARTI PROVISIONAL MERIT LIST DECLARED 2019-20.



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Gujarat State Road Transport Corporation GSRTC Result 2019 for Driver Recruitment for Driving Test and Merit List basis. Candidates who are applied for GSRTC Driver 2019 Job, they are shortlisted from their required qualification and release the GSRTC Driver Selection List / GSRTC Driver Shortlisted Candidates List. The GSRTC Driver Merit List 2019 basis, the candidates are call for GSRTC Driver Driving Test. The GSRTC Driver Driving Test Selection List candidates are the GSRTC Driver Final Selection. Here candidates check GSRTC Driver Final Results and GSRTC Driver Final Shortlisted Candidates Name list based on the official announcement.

GSRTC Driver Result 2019

Gujarat State Road Transport Corporation GSRTC has organized the recruitment for Driver posts to fill 2249 vacancies, all the applicants are successfully completed their written exam on the officially scheduled date. Now all applied candidates are looking for Merit List, Rank List, Selection List, Shortlisted Candidates List, Name List, Final Result and Final Selection. Keep visiting our page exams.careerspages.com to check GSRTC Driver Recruitment 2019 latest details based on the official announcement.
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New Driving Licence Rules In India | The Motor Vehicles Bill for Road Safety 2019-20.

September 20, 2019 0

New Driving Licence Rules In India | The Motor Vehicles Bill for Road Safety: This article is based on the “The new Motor Vehicles bill paves the way for safer roads” that appeared in The Hindu Business Line on 8th August. It talks about the provisions of the Motor Vehicles (Amendment) Bill, 2019 and their utility in making India’s Road safer. India sees more than five lakh road accidents a year leading to 1.5 lakh deaths. According to the Union Transport Minister, this could come down by half if the provisions of this Bill are implemented. The Motor Vehicles (Amendment) Bill, 2019 is based on the recommendations of the Group of Transport Ministers (GoM) of States constituted by the Ministry of Road Transport & Highways to address the issue of road safety and to improve the access of the citizens while dealing with transport departments. The amendments in the Bill mainly focus on issues relating to improving road safety, citizens’ facilitation while dealing with the transport department, strengthening rural transport, last mile connectivity and public transport, automation and computerization and enabling online services. 

New Driving Licence Rules In India | The Motor Vehicles Bill for Road Safety 2019-20.


Key Features of the bill Road safety: Bill proposes to increase penalties to act as a deterrent against traffic violations. Compensation for road accident victims: Cashless treatment of road accident victims during the golden hour (first 1 hour after accident). The minimum compensation for death or grievous injury due to hit and run has been moved up substantially to ₹2 lakh and ₹50,000, respectively. Road Safety Board: The Bill provides for a National Road Safety Board, to be created by the central government through a notification. The Board will advise the central and state governments on all aspects of road safety and traffic management. Protection of Good Samaritan: To help road accident victims, Good Samaritan guidelines have been incorporated in the Bill. They will not be liable for any civil or criminal action for any injury to or death of an accident victim, caused due to their negligence in providing assistance to the victim. 

Motor Vehicle Accident Fund: The Bill requires the central government to constitute a Motor Vehicle Accident Fund, to provide compulsory insurance cover to all road users in India. Third-party insurance terms are friendlier with no cap on liability of insurers and quicker claims processing. To reduce scope for manipulation and corruption in transport departments, vehicle fitness tests will be automated and driving tests, computerised. Also, the driver training process for commercial driving will be strengthened, and more training schools set up. Recall of vehicles: The Bill allows the central government to order for recall of motor vehicles if a defect in the vehicle may cause damage to the environment, or the driver, or other road users. 

National Transportation Policy: The central government may develop a National Transportation Policy, in consultation with state governments. Taxi aggregators: The Bill defines aggregators as digital intermediaries or market places which can be used by passengers to connect with a driver for transportation purposes (taxi services). These aggregators will be issued licenses by state. Further, they must comply with the Information Technology Act, 2000.

 Issues and challenges: There will be implementation challenges at the all-India level. Road transport being a subject on the Concurrent List, State governments are also free to make their own laws and rules. Some states feel that the amendment infringes upon the rights of the states. For effective monitoring of traffic violations and accidents and ensuring that the perpetrators don’t go scot-free, electronic surveillance is essential that needs installation of CCTVs, Speed guns, and other equipment. This could involve substantial investment, and it is not clear who will bear the cost. Laxity of vehicle-manufacturers in implementing safety features is also a concern.


 Road safety Initiatives in India Ministry of Road Transport and highways took several steps in the past to improve road safety: National Road Safety Policy outlines various policy measures such as promoting awareness, establishing road safety information data base, encouraging safer road infrastructure including application of intelligent transport, enforcement of safety laws etc. National Road Safety Council as the apex body to take policy decisions in matters of road safety. A dashboard for road accident data, through which people can access related data and other information both state-wise and the national averages, has been introduced. Comic books Swachha Safar and Surakshit Yatra have been released, with an aim to create awareness among children about road safety. 

VAHAN (an ICT-based solution for vehicle registration) and SARATHI (for licencing) app to curb malpractices in issuing licences and vehicle registration. 


Setu Bharatam programme to make all national highways free of railway crossings by 2019. Tamil Nadu model of integrated data-driven road safety initiatives: the Supreme Court-appointed three-member road safety committee led by Justice (retd) KS Radhakrishnan praised Tamil Nadu’s efforts in reducing fatalities in road accidents. NCRB data reveals that road accident deaths in TN came down in 2018 by 24.39%, the biggest decrease recorded in the country. 

Way forward Strict and effective enforcement of the amended rules in Motor Vehicle Act would surely help in curbing road-accident related deaths in India. The central and state governments should work out proper plans to effectively implement the rules. State governments should ensure transparency and provide a hassle-free experience for citizens at the Regional Transport Offices. Vehicle manufacturers should update their technologies and adopt the best global practices regarding vehicles’ and passengers’ safety. Simultaneously, the rise of the Internet of Things-enabled, connected cars in India, which international auto majors are heavily investing in currently, can give a digital edge to road safety. With an array of embedded sensors informing drivers of other on-road cars, onboard analytics can give them real-time driving suggestions to avoid collisions. The unprecedented pace of construction and infrastructure improvement is one more link in the journey to safer roads.