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LIC : APPRENTICE DEVELOPMENT OFFICER

NUMBER OF POST FOR AHMEDABAD : SC : 5 AND GEN : 30

ELIGIBILITY :
AGE : 35 FOR SC & 30 FOR GEN
Qualifications : Bachelor’s Degree of a University in India

Acceptance of application fee at Branch Offices of LIC : 17.03.10 TO 17.04.10

On line Registration : 17.03.10 to 17.04.10

SALARY : Rs. 14258/- (Approx.)

HOW TO APPLY:

Candidates are necessarily required to apply On-line through LIC’s
website under the heading “Careers” http://www.licindia.in/careers.htm.
No other means/mode of applications will be accepted. Applicants are first
required to go to the LIC’s website www.licindia.in and click on the “Careers”
to open the link “ON-LINE APPLICATION FOR LIC ADO’s RECRUITMENT EXAM
2009-10”.

CLICK HERE FOR ONLINE APPLY : http://registration.sifyitest.com/licado

EDUCATION LOAN

Vijaya Bank offers education loans to students willing to pursue their higher education in abroad. It provides financial assistance to the students to complete graduation, post graduation and pilot training programs certified by competent authority of a particular nation. It also provides loans to students willing to join the programs offered by CPA in USA and CIMA-London.Expenses Covered by the Loan. The education loan helps the students to pay their college, hostel, examination, library and laboratory fees.Vijaya Bank student loan also covers the various educational expenses of the students which include travel expenses, cost of books and other necessary articles, refundable deposit, caution money.

RTI

In a landmark ruling, the Central Information Commissioner has passed an order which says information on refunds is covered under the Right To Information (RTI) Act. L Lakshmi Narayanan, an assessee, had filed an RTI petition with the (I-T ) department in Chennai, asking for information as to why was there a delay in the payment of his IT refunds for 2003-04, 2005-06, 2006-07 and 2008-09, amounting to Rs 3,32,457.

The department, however, refused to provide Narayanan the information contending that such information did not involve any larger public interest.

“The information sought is covered under Section 8(1)( e) of the RTI, wherein the information sought is not in larger public interest and is purely personal in nature,’’ the department told the petitioner.

However, the appellant received refunds for 2005-06 and 2006-07 while he was seeking information. Following this, Narayanan filed another appeal to which the income tax department replied: “Information regarding issue of one’s own refund is necessarily a personal information, the disclosure of which has no relationship to any public activity or interest.’’

M L Sharma, the Central Information Commissioner, while passing the order, said: “To deny the appellant information sought by him under clause (e) or clause (j) of section 8(1) is nothing but misappreciation of law.”

The information sought by the appellant is covered under section 2(f) of the RTI Act and he has a right of seek information under section 2(j) thereof. It is clarified that the appellant has not sought any information which the public authority is holding in fiduciary capacity.’’

While directing the income tax department to disclose information for the inordinate delay, he also ordered the issue of refunds within three months. The CIC also rapped the department for failing to appear in a hearing arranged by the commission where the appellant was present.

BANK EMPLOYEE WAGE REVISION

Hi,

Bankers are eagerly waited for their wage revision meeting held between IBA and Unions on 15.03.2010.
Meeting was fruitful and Union people say most probably it will be finalized in a couple of week and bankers will get arrears in April 2010.