Servant

Number drama in Budget 2011-2012 Speech of Pranab A provision of `300 crore is being made to promote higher production of these cereals, upgrade their processing technologies and create awareness regarding their health benefits. I propose to provide an amount of `300 crore for implementation of vegetable initiative to set in motion a virtuous cycle of higher production and incomes for the farmers. I propose to provide an amount of `300 crore to promote 60,000 pulses villages in rainfed areas for increasing crop productivity and strengthening market linkages. I propose to provide an amount of `300 crore to bring 60,000 hectares under oil palm plantation, by integrating the farmers with the markets. The National Mission for Protein Supplements is being launched in 2011-12 with an allocation of `300 crore. I propose to provide `300 crore for Accelerated Fodder Development Programme which will benefit farmers in 25,000 villages Hon'ble Members may be curious as to why all these n

Stunning recommendations in Economic Survey 2010-2011 1. PDS leakage Jha and Ramaswamy, using the NSS expenditure survey of 2004-05, report an overall diversion of 55 per cent of the grain meant for the poor. No matter where the exact figure lies between 40 and 55 per cent, the fact of the matter is the leakage that currently takes place is far too high. Once we give a legal guarantee to people about the food that they are to receive, if we try to deliver on this promise using our current delivery mechanism, we shall have to send twice the targeted amount of grain towards the targeted population. 2. Direct cash Transfer for Poor We may as a first step try this on one product, such as kerosene, by handing over the subsidy to the poor in the form of a smart card; and letting them buy kerosene from the market at market price. This will improve targeting and cut out corruption. It is true that the poor may misuse some of these subsidies on non-essentials, but it is surely better for

Hi friends this post is my past one year experience of civil service exam preparation. These are  my personal recommendations for fellow aspirants. Economy:  Fellow senior aspirant and experienced blogger [ Mrunal Patel ] has written several articles on economy to clear the basic concepts in a very simple and clear way with good examples at  List of All Economy articles Another Good blog for brushing up economy concepts is at  http://indianeconomyforcs.blogspot.com Ultimate reference for economy basics is XIIth standard NCERT book   Macroeconomics Current Affairs : Good blog to follow summery of current affairs   INDIAN CURRENT AFFAIRS Another good blog for current affairs by a serving IAS officer along with some enthusiastic fellow aspirants  GS Current Affairs An outstanding and consistent current affairs google group run by Kalyan  Send him a request to subscribe to the group GS Prelims Model Quiz: Suresh kumar is a hard working and consistent, who has good understa

Some of the very useful blogs/sites of civils toppers... 2008 AIR-1, Pub Ad & Psychology http://shubhra-saxena.blogspot.com 2007 AIR-2 Physics & Electrical Engineering http://piedhornbill.blogspot.com/ 2009 AIR-2, Mathematics & Electrical Engineering http://prakashrajpurohit.wordpress.com 2009 AIR-5, Psychology & Pub Ad http://anaydwivedi.wordpress.com/ 2008 AIR-64, Geography & Pub Ad http://seriouslysollu.blogspot.com/ 2009 AIR-24, Physics & Chemistry http://abhijeetagrawal.blogspot.com/ 2009 AIR-13, History & Pub Ad http://wwwrashmitapanda.blogspot.com/ 2009 AIR-16, Physics & Punjabi literature http://www.prabhjotsinghgujral.blogspot.com/ 2009 AIR-25, Law & Pub Ad http://ghanshyamthori.blogspot.com/ 2009 AIR-54,AIR-367,AIR-6 Law & Pub Ad..... http://www.thecivilservicesdream.blogspot.com/ 2008 Group of some toppers http://www.gscurrentaffairs.com 2008 AIR-5, Pub Ad & Psychology http://bijayketanupadhyayai

1. Design Engineer: Takes specifications, defines architecture, does circuit design, runs simulations, supervises layout, tapes out the chip to the foundry, evaluates the prototype once the chip comes back from the fab. 2. Product Engineer: Gets involved in the project during the design phase, ensures manufacturability, develops characterization plan, assembly guidelines, develops quality and reliability plan, evaluates the chip with the design engineer, evaluates the chip through characterization, reliability qualification and manufacturing yield point of view (statistical data analysis). He is responsible for production release and is therefore regarded as a team leader on the project. Post production, he is responsible for customer returns, failure analysis, and corrective actions including design changes. 3. Test Engineer: Develops test plan for the chip based on specifications and data s