“Rajasthan University B Ed 2010 results announced” plus 7 more |
- Rajasthan University B Ed 2010 results announced
- BPUT 4th sem results 2010 have been announced
- Malinga, Mathews in highest ninth wicket stand in ODIs
- Gavaskar asked for Rs.20 crores: BCCI
- Dhanteras SMS and Dhanteras wishes for the first day of Diwali
- Two Great Green Business Opportunities in China
- One Country Wants to be Home to Global Schoolhouse
- BizzBites & PanAsianBiz
| Rajasthan University B Ed 2010 results announced Posted: 03 Nov 2010 08:16 AM PDT
The University of Rajasthan has announced the results of the revaluation examination for its various courses coming under Bachelor of Science (B.Sc) on October 31, 2010 and also has published the B Ed (Bachelor of Education) results.
The results have been posted on the official website of the Rajasthan University. The students who have submitted their exam papers for revaluation should click on the link provided below to check their renewed scores or revaluated marks.The link also has B Ed results. The students can even directly approach the University to know their revaluated marks. There many other updates on the Rajasthan University website, students should have a look at it to solve their queries, if any. There are 500 colleges affiliated to this University that are spread across six districts of the state of Rajasthan. RU has 36 Post Graduate departments and 15 research centers (recognized). |
| BPUT 4th sem results 2010 have been announced Posted: 03 Nov 2010 06:41 AM PDT
The Biju Patnaik University of Technology (BPUT), Rourkela has announced the results for its 4th semester exams of Bachelor of Technology (B. Tech) and Master of Computer Application (MCA).
The students who appeared for the B. Tech or MCA 4th semester exam should check on the official website of the BPUT for their results. The website has the results displayed on it. The link for the official website of the BPUT has been provided below for the convenience of the students. The students just need to click on the link. Link: http://www.bput.ac.in/results/ The Biju Patnaik University has about 110 colleges affiliated to it and these colleges are imparting quality education to almost 58,000 students in the fields of engineering, architecture, business management, hotel management, computer science, pharmacy, etc. Many of these disciplines are offered in Under Graduation as well as Post Graduation. The BPUT was established in the year 2002 under the act of the Assembly by the Government of Orissa. |
| Malinga, Mathews in highest ninth wicket stand in ODIs Posted: 03 Nov 2010 06:09 AM PDT
Lasith Malinga and Angelo Mathews were involved in a 132-run stand for the ninth wicket that won them the game against Australia. This was the highest number of runs added for the ninth wicket ever. In the process, the pair broke the previous record for the highest partnership for the ninth wicket that was held by Syed Kirmani and Kapil Dev against Zimbabwe at Turnbridge Wells. India is at the third position as well with JP Yadav and Irfan Pathan who had added 118 for the ninth wicket against New Zealand. There are three other 100 plus partnerships for the ninth wicket – Shaun Pollock and Tomas Odoyo for Africa XI v Asia XI, MS Dhoni and RP Singh who added 102 against West Indies and Liam Plunkett and Vikram Solanki for England against Pakistan. |
| Gavaskar asked for Rs.20 crores: BCCI Posted: 03 Nov 2010 06:03 AM PDT
The BCCI has said that all the due payments to all the board members have already been made up to the last quarter. Earlier, Sunil Gavaskar had accused the cricket board of not paying him any money for the three years that he was a part of the governing council. However, the BCCI said that Gavaskar was demanding Rs.20 crores for the three years and they could not pay him that. According to the contract that was signed between Gavaskar and the BCCI, the three cricketers who were a part of the governing council were to be paid Rs.1 crore/year each. However, according to the BCCI, Lalit Modi had promised Gavaskar Rs.20 crores for being a part of the IPL governing council. With no such written record available, the BCCI has decided not to pay anyone anything more than the promised, contracted amount. |
| Dhanteras SMS and Dhanteras wishes for the first day of Diwali Posted: 03 Nov 2010 12:48 AM PDT
One of the biggest festivals of India, Diwali begins from today. The festival of lights lasts for five days. Today, the first day of Diwali is known as 'Dhanteras'.
1. May God's blessing come as a surprise. 2. Adorn our lives else trite Just in case if you want some more Dhanteras SMSs you can log on to the link provided below. The website has some very good SMSs for the occasion for Dhanteras in English as well as Hindi. http://mobiles.maxabout.com/sms/dhanteras-sms/158 |
| Two Great Green Business Opportunities in China Posted: 02 Nov 2010 11:54 PM PDT
Psst! Want to make some money? Want to make some big money? Can you say a couple of million? A billion? $239 billion? $555 billion? Seriously…China has earmarked some serious funds to develop its greener side. The country currently gets less than 10% of its energy from renewable sources. By 2020, the Middle Kingdom wants to get 15% from such sources…wind power, solar energy, geothermal…and so on.
China has already earmarked Y1.4 trillion from 2006-2010. Another $186 billion will be spent next year and $555 billion by 2020. That’s some serious funds. The two leading candidates to pull in some of that money: 1. clean coal 2. carbon capture technology Do you have a green idea that can benefit 1.3 billion people? China wants to talk to you. Now. |
| One Country Wants to be Home to Global Schoolhouse Posted: 02 Nov 2010 07:51 PM PDT
At least one country has the emphasis in the right place….education. Singapore has 20 foreign universities and 41 preparatory and boarding schools as well as 290 private schools. Last year, Singapore hosted 80,000 students from over 120 countries…up 11.6% from 2005. Singapore's 'global schoolhouse' aims to provide diverse and quality educational choices at all levels of education – pre-school to post-graduate. Diversity…international…quality… If these are the goals of education, and why shouldn't they be…then Singapore is the choice. What's more…the country will pay for the education. Sounds right to me. What do you think? |
| Posted: 02 Nov 2010 03:49 PM PDT
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