The co-operative bank exam in Kerala is undergoing a complete overhaul.

 The co-operative bank exam  in Kerala is undergoing a complete overhaul.



  Revised Recruitment Process for Primary Cooperative Societies and Urban Cooperative Banks in Kerala. The government of Kerala has proposed significant changes to the recruitment process for Primary Cooperative Societies and Urban Cooperative Banks to make it more transparent and efficient.

Key changes includes the following:

  • Limiting the number of applications: Candidates can now apply to a maximum of 5 or 10% of the total advertised positions, whichever is less. This is aimed at reducing the number of applications and making the process more manageable.
  • Revised question paper format: The written examination will now be for 100 marks instead of 80, with 100 questions carrying one mark each, instead of 160 questions carrying half a mark each. The interview marks have also been increased from 15 to 20.
  • Mandatory police verification: All candidates who clear the examination will have to undergo a police verification process before being appointed. This is to ensure that individuals with criminal backgrounds or those involved in financial irregularities are not hired.
  • Stricter eligibility criteria: Candidates who are accused in criminal cases, even if they have cleared the examination, may be ineligible for appointment.

Other changes proposed are:

  • Timely reporting of vacancies: Cooperative societies must report vacancies to the Cooperative Examination Board within three months of the position becoming vacant.
  • Candidates to declare preference within 15 days: Candidates must declare their preference for a particular bank within 15 days of the rank list being published.
       These changes have been proposed to address the issue of candidates applying to multiple cooperative societies, which has been leading to a shortage of candidates for certain positions. The new rules aim to make the recruitment process more fair and transparent.The public has been invited to submit their suggestions or objections to the proposed changes within 15 days to the Secretary of the Co-operative Department.In essence, the Kerala government is streamlining the recruitment process for cooperative societies to ensure a more transparent and efficient system.

    You can check more details through the official website of co-operative service examination board https://keralacseb.kerala.gov.in


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MONEY CAN TRANSFER WITH OUT INTERNET. YOU KNOW HOW ?

MONEY CAN TRANSFER WITH OUT INTERNET. YOU KNOW HOW ?

   



       You can transfer money using the *99# service, which is a USSD-based mobile banking service. Here's a general overview of the process

1)    Dial *99# from your mobile phone.   

 

2)    Select the "Send Money" option.   

 

 

3)    Choose how you want to identify the recipient

 

4)    By UPI ID: Enter the recipient's UPI ID. 

 

a.     By Bank Account Number and IFSC Code: Enter the recipient's bank account number and the IFSC code of their bank.   

b.     By Registered Phone Number: Enter the recipient's registered mobile number linked to their bank account.

  

5)    Enter the amount you want to transfer.

 

6)    Confirm the transaction details.

 

7)    Enter your UPI PIN to authorize the transfer.   

 

  • The exact steps and available options may vary depending on your bank and mobile network operator.

 

  • *99# service is typically available for transactions up to a certain limit, usually Rs. 5000.

 

 

  • You'll need to have a UPI-enabled bank account and a registered mobile number to use this service.   For more specific instructions, it's best to consult your bank's website or contact their customer service for guidance.

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Pooja Bumper Lottery Results Out

Pooja Bumper Lottery Results Out

 





Pooja Bumper Lottery Results

First Prize: Rs. 12,00,00,000/- (12 Crore) JC 325526 (KAYAMKULAM)


Consolation Prize: Rs.1,00,000/- JA 325526 JB 325526 JD 325526 JE 325526


Second Prize: Rs.1,00,00,000/- (1 Crore) JA 378749 JB 939547 JC 616613 JD 211004 JE 584418


Third Prize: Rs.50,00,000/- (50 Lakhs) JA 865014 JB 219120 JC 453056 JD 495570 JE 200323 JA 312149 JB 387139 JC 668645 JD 312202 JE 128265


Fourth Prize: Rs.5,00,000/- (5 Lakhs) JA 327015 JB 682624 JC 328971 JD 137506 JE 927317


Fifth Prize: Rs.2,00,000/- (2 Lakhs) JA 759527 JB 911608 JC 821081 JD 878866 JE 156782


Sixth Prize: Rs.5,000/- 0048 0759 0871 1073 1235 1391 2384 3174 3435 3453 3491 3609 3846 6379 6413 6419 6440 6550 7064 7521 7600 7776 8930 8940


Seventh Prize: Rs.2,000/- 0069 0309 9306 7931 6622 3782 6406 7420 2899 6014 9838 8813 1600 4588 2528 2216 3708 2578 7317 7388 0917 3525 1181 9445 9581 7848 1574 5677 4219 5682 8555 8672 7179 6976 3918 3228 6680 7733 3378 5281 8376 1254 6032 9298 5592 9792 5384 5214 3025 3232 3052 8867 7739 9454 7528 6213 3592 3211 9071 6765 2158 5861 8701 8446 1065 2711 6845 8584 3609 2700 8527...

The draw is still ongoing... Results are incomplete.

Eighth Prize: Rs.1,000/- Ninth Prize: Rs.500/-


       This is the result of the Pooja Bumper lottery, a popular lottery in Kerala, India. It lists the winning ticket numbers for various prize categories. The first prize is the highest amount and the numbers following are for subsequent prizes. The draw was held on December 4, 2024, and as indicated, the results are still being announced for some of the smaller prizes.

Note: To verify these results or for more detailed information, please refer to the official Kerala State Lottery website.

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Kerala State Lottery Department's Fifty Fifty FF 118 lottery draw result

Kerala State Lottery Department's Fifty Fifty FF 118 lottery draw result




 "Kerala State Lottery Department's Fifty Fifty FF 118 lottery draw result"


1st Prize Rs.1,00,00,000/-

FY 429216


🟡Consolation Prize Rs.8,000/-

FN 429216

FO 429216

FP 429216

FR 429216

FS 429216

FT 429216

FU 429216

FV 429216

FW 429216

FX 429216

FZ 429216


🟡2nd Prize Rs.10,00,000/-

FT 654462


🟡3rd Prize Rs.5,000/-

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🟡4th Prize Rs.2,000/-

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🟡5th Prize Rs.1,000/-

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🟡6th Prize Rs.500/-

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🟡7th Prize Rs.100/-

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If the prize you win is less than Rs. 5,000, you can claim the amount from any lottery shop.

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If the prize is more than Rs. 5,000, you must submit the ticket and proof of identity to the lottery office or bank.

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Verify the results published in the gazette and surrender the lottery ticket within 30 days.

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MVD Kerala Post: Traffic Rule Violation? No WhatsApp Message for Fine Payment; MVD Issues Warning.

MVD Kerala Post: Traffic Rule Violation? No WhatsApp Message for Fine Payment; MVD Issues Warning.

 



           The Kerala Motor Vehicles Department (MVD) has issued a warning regarding fraudulent messages. They have clarified that genuine notifications about traffic violations and fine payments will only be sent to your registered mobile number via the Parivahan portal, along with your vehicle number. The MVD has emphasized that they do not send WhatsApp messages with payment links. Such messages are fraudulent attempts to deceive people. The official MVD Facebook page has a post that warns against these scams. As per the information from authorities public must aware of the following points.

  • Official notifications: Genuine traffic violation notices will be sent to your registered mobile number via the Parivahan portal.People can check the challan details using the official link https://echallan.parivahan.gov.in/index/accused-challan .
  • No WhatsApp messages: The MVD does not send WhatsApp messages with payment links.
  • Fraudulent attempts: These messages are designed to deceive people and steal their personal information.
  • Stay vigilant: If you receive such a message, do not open it. Take a screenshot and report it to the authorities.
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    CPM PARTY CONGRESS - SEMINAR - PRESENCE OF STALIN AND THOMAS DRAW HUGE ATTENTION

    CPM PARTY CONGRESS - SEMINAR - PRESENCE OF STALIN AND THOMAS DRAW HUGE ATTENTION

         


        The seminar that will be held in connection with the CPM party congress in Kannur on Saturday, has become the centre of attraction due to the political impact. It is likely to create at the state and national levels. Political observers and the media are keenly watching the participation of senior congress leader K.V. Thomas and Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, M.K. Stalin in the seminar, which will be inaugurated by Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan in Kannur Jawahar stadium at 5 pm. 

        As K.V.Thomas has decided to participate in the seminar ignoring the denial of permission from the congress state leadership, a seminar, which otherwise would not have gained much attention amidst party discussions and various decisions being taken during the party congress, has become the point of discussion for all in the country. The presence of Stalin in the seminar on ‘Centre-state relationship’, will add colour in the wake of the comment made by CPM general secretary Sitaram Yechury a few days before the party congress that he is the man most suitable to lead the anti-BJP front at the national level. Since BJP is in power at the centre, there should not have been much difference between congress and CPM regarding entre-state relationship.  The same could be said about the theme of the seminar ‘Challenges of Secularism in India’ held on April 7.  Thomas has explained that the invitation from the CPM was not to join the party but to participate in the seminar; political observers feel that more discussions would be held between Thomas and CPM state leadership after the party congress.  

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    The largest solar spot in recent times has been observed in Kerala.

    The largest solar spot in recent times has been observed in Kerala.

        


        The largest solar spot in recent times has been observed in Kerala. The solar spot that appeared in Kerala on Monday was photographed by famous astronomer Surendran Punnassery.

        The sunspot is larger than earth at the point where it faces the Earth. The current sunspot is named as AR 2936. It is dangerous to look at the sun or the sunspot with the naked eye. Only observe with a telescope fitted with approved solar filters. Sunspots appear in every 11 years. Solar spots are areas where the heat and light are less close to the surface of the sun. They rarely endanger communications satellites and the earth's power supply network.

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    Moral interventions are not required when two people are living together, married or not

    Moral interventions are not required when two people are living together, married or not

     


        The Madhya Pradesh High Court has ruled that there is no need for moral interference in two adult couples living together, whether married or not. Justice Nandita Dubey was hearing a habeas corpus petition filed by Gulzar Khan, a native of Jabalpur.

        The petition sought the release of the wife, who was being held captive by the family. According to the petition, his wife converted to Islam of her own free will. Gulzar's wife was produced in court by the family via video conference. The court directed the authorities to take steps to release Gulzar's wife. The important verdict in such cases has now come.

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    Covid-19 test can be done using smartphones

    Covid-19 test can be done using smartphones



       Every day thousands of samples arrive at each of the labs for Covid-19 testing. Checking all this and preparing reports is also a difficult task. Many people are at risk of contracting the disease every day. Most of these labs perform RTPCR tests and antigen tests.

       But scientists have found a new way to diagnose Covid-19. It is a technology that allows people to make diagnoses using their smartphones. The technology was developed by researchers at the University of California, Berkeley. Initially it costs  100 dollars, but once you buy all the items you need, subsequent checks can cost up to 7 dollar each.

       All you need to make a testing kit is a simple plate, a reactive solution, and a smartphone. You need to have a free app called 'Back Count' installed on your phone. This application is to find out whether Covid-19 is negative or positive from the data captured by the camera on the phone. In a study published at the JAMA Network Open, entitled 'Assessment of a Smartphone-Based Loop-Mediated Isothermal Assay for Detection of SARS-COV-2 and Influenza Viruses', Covid's presence can be detected by the client's in his own saliva test kit. 

       When the reactive solution is added to the saliva placed on the hot plate, its color changes. This is followed by measuring the presence of the virus using the app. This is calculated by changing the color of the solution.

       This technique is called Smart-LAMP. It is said to be able to identify five major variants of Covid-19. Although such a technique has been invented by researchers, it has not been made available to the public. The researchers tested the technique on 20 symptomatic Covid-19 patients and 30 asymptomatic patients. The experiment was carried out using Samsung Galaxy S9 smartphones. The validity of this experiment can only be ascertained after further crossings and experiments. We can all use it only after getting enough approvals. It will have to wait a long time.

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    Old video of Silk Smitha gaining attention on social media

    Old video of Silk Smitha gaining attention on social media


       Silk Smitha had no greater predecessors than herself. And successors. There are not many people in Malayalam who have spread such intoxication on the silver screen with their steps and body. She has acted in Malayalam and Tamil films of 1980-90 with Smitha, Kamal Haasan, Rajinikanth, Mohanlal, Mammootty and Chiranjeevi. At age 36, Smitha ended her life. A quarter of a century after his departure, Smitha still has a lot of fans.

       Now an old video of Silk Smitha getting attention on social media. It is a scene from a concert. You can see Smitha dancing and singing on stage. Singer Malaysia Vasudevan shares the stage with Smitha.

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