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There are several jobs are there in government sector.
So If u want a job with more security and bindoss job
then u can opt following jobs

SBI-Clerical(details www.sbi.co.in)
SBI-(Customer Care executive(3L p/a)

Indian Overseas Bank-Clerical(Details www.iob.com)

This is Science:U must Read

Does the word ‘men’ in ‘menopause’ have anything to do with men? ‘Yes’, say health researchers.




Menopause, known to be associated with women, can also strike men, portraying some common symptoms.

Medically termed as ‘Andropause’, the condition can cause men over the age of 65 to experience fatigue and irritation, accompanied by a reduced sex drive. Men can also gain weight during this period.

The symptoms are caused due to the changes taking place in the levels of sex hormones. Gradual fall in the levels of testosterone could cause men to experience menopausal symptoms.

Andropause or male menopause does not affect fertility, like it does for women, where the dip in the levels of estrogen and progesterone affects reproduction. The ovaries also call it a day during this period

Why Desi techies love Obama

Barack Hussein Obama may have created some unease among the Indian IT industry with his anti-outsourcing stance; however, most Indians still seem to be rooting for him. According to a recent poll by consulting and market research firm Tecnova, 82 per cent of the respondents in India expect Obama to win. In fact, most respondents in India feel that Obama is the right representative for political stability, world peace and financial strength.

In fact, Obama's not-so-enthusiastic stance on outsourcing has not deterred a group of techies in Bangalore from drumming up support for him in today’s US elections.

The Barack Obama Bangalore Fan Club has not only been calling up, SMSing and emailing friends and relatives in the US to vote for him, it has also raised Rs 200,000 (about $4,100) from fellow Bangaloreans as contribution to his election fund!

Wondering what made the Club members back Obama and campaign on his behalf though the two are over 9,000 km apart?

Jobs...Government jobs...

OBC INDIA” Recruits FRESHERS : Last Date : 3 Dec 2008

Company : Oriental Bank of Commerce (OBC)
Website : www.obcindia.co.in
Eligibility : Degree
Experience : Freshers
Location : New Delhi

Oriental Bank of Commerce (OBC)
(A Government of Indian Undertaking)
Head Office, Harsha Bhawan, E-Block, Connaught Place, New Delhi – 110001

Oriental Bank of India (OBC), a leading public sector bank invites Online Applications from Indian citizens for 900 posts in Clerical Cadre.

Clerks : 900 posts

Pay Scale : Rs.4410-13210/-

Age : Min - 18-28 years

Qualification : Higher Secondary examination / 10+2 of 10+2+3 pattern OR its equivalent OR Degree in any discipline or its equivalent.

Selection Procedure: The selection will be on the basis of written test and interview. Written test will be conducted on 18/01/2008.

Application Fee : Application fee may be paid in cash at any of the Bank’s Core Banking Solution (CBS) Branches by predefined challan format which is available at OBC website. After payment, the candidate must collect the payment receipt; the particulars thereof are to be quoted in the application and the original receipt must be produced along with the call letter at the time of the written test.

Apply Details : Apply online. Online application will be open from 14/11/2008 to 03/12/2008 at OBC’s website.

Details will be made available from the date 12/11/2008 onwards at the Oriental Bank’s website available at http://www.obcindia.co.in

Dostana: Movie Review

After long brain storming discussions upon the legalisation of gay marriages and the success of gay parades all over the world, it seems that the ‘awe’ of the denizens is gradually decreasing to ‘oh really!’ And is expected to reduce to just a ‘Hmm’ in future. So here’s what to talk for; a mainstream gay-themed film ‘Dostana’

Celebrating Section 377 of the IPC that criminalises gay marriages India, ‘Dostana’ brings out a light, comic, playful mood before the audience through the movie. The movie has a subtle humour. It neither criticizes the gay world, nor tries to convince the audience about it. It just celebrates the gay status as it is in the present scenario, rather in a good humour.


The film primarily talks about two hot dudes Sam (Abhishek) and Kunal (John) who pretend to be a gay couple to acquire a house on rent which they had sought after much distress. They happen to share the apartment with Neha (Priyanka Chopra), who is the niece of the tenant. Eventually, they both fall in love with her but at the same time; struggle a lot to maintain their gay status. The climax comes when a third man, Abhimanyu Singh (Bobby Deol) creeps into her life. What happens after that is for the audience to discover
The comic timing of the movie is perfect and it has an air of freshness to it. It does not stink of the copy pasted contexts from popular English movies and old Hindi cinema. The humour is not renovated but newly invented and you may call out ‘eureka’ after watching it.


Priyanka looks hot and happening on screen and John is unconditionally sizzling. Abhishek drives your nuts out with his fabulous acting. Abhi and John share an unbeatable chemistry and you may pop out of your seats in some scenes. So better carry your seatbelts with you...


As a whole, the movie is a full-time entertainment package which you can watch for a break out of your stressed out routine lifestyle, or to feed some spice to your fun-craving spirit.

YuvRaj Film Review

Drona and Love Story 2050 have competition in vying for the position of the most disappointing films of 2008. Yuvvraaj is a potential contender. It's not just a bad film but a boring film. And a boring film can be much more taxing than a bad one.

It no more surprises that Ghai could make such a shoddy film, especially after he has reinstated our despair through duds like Yaadien and Kisna. In fact he washes away the diminutive hope that one might have had after Black and White.

The script by antique writers Sachin Bhowmick and Kamlesh Pandey has a dated feel and lacks any sort of innovation in storytelling or intelligence in screenplay structure. Subhash Ghai's worn-out direction only makes the proceedings worse and wearisome. The scenes are jumbled with continuity lapses and the dialogues range from clichéd to preposterous. Only Salman Khan can pass off with such ludicrous lines like, "Abhi toh sirf well-done kiya hai, abhi dun-dun karna baaki hai" or "Tumne bharosa kiya, now trust me". Whatever that is supposed to mean!