Saturday, July 23, 2011

“Andhra Bank Probationary Officers recruitment written test results announced” plus 2 more

“Andhra Bank Probationary Officers recruitment written test results announced” plus 2 more

Andhra Bank Probationary Officers recruitment written test results announced

Posted: 23 Jul 2011 01:58 AM PDT


Andhra Bank has announced the test results of the recruitment for the post of Probationary Officers, on 22nd July 2011. The candidates, who have been selected are now eligible for the next stage of selection.

There are 450 vacancies for the post of the Probationary Officers. The written exam was conducted on 8th May 2011 at the various centres across India by the Andhra Bank.

The candidates were asked objective type questions which were based on General awareness, English, QA & Reasoning along with negative marking for every wrong answer. Total of 1611 candidates have been selected based on their performance, for the interview process.

To view the names and the roll numbers of the selected candidates that have been selected, click here. The bank will be sending the interview call letter to the selected candidates by post. The candidates are expected to carry all the essential documents for verification. The selected candidates are also expected to come prepared for the interview.

Google+ has 20 million users already

Posted: 22 Jul 2011 11:53 PM PDT


The new social networking site Google+ has not yet been open for all, but still has managed to get a reasonable amount of users. Larry Page the CEO of Google confirmed that the site had 10 million users registered by last Thursday.

Later the analytics firm the ComScore had estimated that the network has currently, 20 million users. The reports has said that the US, India, Canada, Britain and Germany are the top countries using the network.

On the other hand, unofficial Google+ statistician and the founder of Ancentry.com, Paul Allen, said that there are 18 million users on the network, which is based on the surname model. What ever that statistics may be, the new social network has still a long way to go to catch up with the giants like Facebook and Twitter.

However, Google+ has proved itself as one of the fastest growing social media even before it has been officially announced. Another analyst firm has opined that the social network now has to keep a track on how much time the user spends on the site.

Income tax E-filing likely to increase more than 50%

Posted: 22 Jul 2011 11:33 PM PDT


The E-filing of the income tax has become very common and popular among the filers. There has been an increase in the past few years and even the income tax department has predicted that the paper filing of the tax would soon vanish.

With the highly efficient and automated central processing facility in Bangalore, much of the work of the income tax department has been reduced. This is also supposed to help the department to keep a track on the black money and conduct investigations for those who involve in tax frauds.

The commissioner of income tax in charge of the Centralized Processing Centre (CPC), Sanjai Kumar Verma has said that out of the 3 crore returmns that were filed in the year 2010-11, 91 lakh were e-filed. Verma has expected that by this year the number would increase by 1.5 to 2 crores.

The commissioner also said that this year they expect more than 50% of the returns to be e-filed.
Posted by Suresh at 5:06 AM

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