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Srijan Medi Solution Pvt Ltd Web DesignerDate of posting: 12 December Eligibility:  BCA BE/B.Tech(Computer Science & Engineering (CSE), Information Science/Technology (IS/IT)) Location:  Hyderabad, Mumbai, Chennai Job Category:  IT/Software Last Date:  16 December 12 Job Type:  Full Time Hiring Process:  Written-test. Job Details Qualification : BE/ B.Tech - (CSE/ IT / IS)/ BCA candidates from 2012 batch having 50% and above.  Job Description : Candidate has to maintain portal, update the content regularly, design advertisement in any image tool for our customers and post it on our portal. All web applications are already built. Candidate has to only maintain portal. Salary : INR 1,20,000 P.A

Job Details -Associate Eligibility: Students from 2012 BE/B.Tech(Computer Science Engineering(CSE), Electronics & Communication Engineering(ECE), Information Science/Technology (IS/IT)), Digital Communication) batch with an aggregate of 75% and above in 10th, 12th and UG. Location :  Anywhere in India Last Date:  18th December 12 Hiring Process:  Written-test, Face to Face Interview. Job Description : Good Attitude, Sharp and willing to work in Validation & Testing. Good analytical, logical, communication and programming skills are important. Skills Required (Mandatory) :  C / C++ / Testing. NB : Candidates from Top Engineering colleges are preferred. Job Location : Bangalore Salary : 5.0 - 5.5 Lakhs PA NOTE : Recruitments through Freshersworld.com only, Candidates with a valid call letter will be permitted to take up an interview.  http://www.freshersworld.com/jobs/application/54785

In a much-needed move, Julia Gillard has come out to voice opposition on the long-running practice of female genital mutilation in Australia. While assuring that more and more efforts would be made in order to raise awareness about the "barbaric" practice, the Prime Minister committed abut a national summit on the same. "We do not know how widespread this practice is in Australia but we know there have been instances, and anecdotal evidence suggests these are not isolated", said Gillard while explaining that there would be new research and data collection in order to track down female victims living in Australia who are getting the desired support. Furthermore, it has been confirmed that Attorney-General Nicola Roxon would be leading the review which would shed light on how women are being protected against the practice and what all needs to be done to further strengthen the legal framework. Moreover, there would be some $500,000 infused in organizations

A Health has made a number of efforts to keep the beds free at Flinders Medical Centre in Adelaide. But, as per a recent report, all efforts are likely failing since the problem of ramping was again seen at the hospital. The scenario has been highlighted by the ambulance officers' union. It has been told that Wednesday, a back-up of three ambulances was caused at times due to blockages in the emergency department. SA Health has also agreed that the medical centre has seen lengthy delays. However, the South Australian Government has affirmed that health specialist Dr. Mark Monaghan's reviews all 52 recommendations. The report finds that a patient had to wait outside A&E in an ambulance for more than an hour. And it was indeed an extremely busy day as a total of 215 patients had been seeking to be admitted in the emergency ward. Therefore only, a spokeswoman said that Flinders is one of the hospitals performing best on the grounds of turnaround time. "There&

The Health Protection Agency (HPA) has informed that there are more than 750,000 people who have been affected by norovirus in the UK. The season is expected to get worse than ever, but the HPA said they are not able to detect the reason for the same. While explaining the rise in the number, an HPA spokesman said with every reported case there are 288 unreported cases of norovirus. This means that there are 757,440 people who are affected by norovirus, which is said to be a 72% increase. "Laboratory confirmed reports represent only a small proportion of the actual amount of norovirus activity in the community, because the vast majority of affected people do not access health care", said a spokesperson from the HPA. John Harris, an expert of norovirus, said they have witnessed a mild decline in the number of cases been reported. As per December 2, 236 cases were reported and 327 cases were reported till November 25. It is needed that people should remain conscious

Anil Ambani-promoted Reliance Group has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Chinese property developer Dalian Wanda Group to develop lands owned by Reliance in Mumbai and Hyderabad. Reliance will provide the land parcels, while Dalian Wanda will provide its expertise to construct and develop the land parcels. In Navi Mumbai, the JV will develop integrated townships at the Dhirubhai Ambani Knowledge City Complex. This 135-acre plot of land is owned by Reliance Communications Ltd. Wanda Group, China's biggest property developer, said that the JV would bring mutual benefits and great results. Commenting on the collaboration, Wanda said, "Wanda is very excited about the opportunities in the Indian market. By joining our strengths together, we hope our co-operation will bring mutual benefits and great results." The two groups have also plans to expand their partnership to get into multiplexes business in India and the United States. Established in

According to a Los Angeles Times report, theEnvironmental Protection Agency (EPA) is apparently planning a review of Ford's gas mileage claims for two of its new hybrid vehicles - C-Max and Fusion - after Consumer Reports' (CR) recent findings that the hybrids fall short on the claimed fuel economy. The EPA's reported review plans for the two Ford hybrids come over a month after its earlier probe which revealed that Hyundai Motor and its associate, Kia Motors, had inflated their vehicles' fuel economy by at least one mile per gallon. The agency's interest in Ford's MPG claims for the two hybrids has been aroused after a report by a leading magazine like CR, which has revealed that the tests run on C-Max and Fusion have shown that Ford's miles per gallon (MPG) claims for the vehicles are inflated. Going by the CR findings, Ford's fuel economy claims for C-Max and Fusion fell short by nearly 20 percent --- while the Ford estimates show that the

Facebook is apparently set to implement the new versions of its Statement Of Rights And Responsibilities (SRR) and Data Use Policy; after its Tuesday announcement of the official, audited results of the company's last voting on `site governance' policies. With less than 1 percent of the Facebook users participating in the site governance vote - 589,141 users opposing the changes, and 79,731 users supporting them -, Facebook said that the outcome of the vote gives it the ability to remove the voting mechanism from its governance structure. Revealing that the proposed changes - which will essentially change the 2009-instituted rule that enabled the social network to make policy changes only if it received more than 7,000 comments to a site-wide vote back - will become effective immediately,Facebook said that it has "decided to adopt the proposed updates to our SRR andData Use Policy" without delay. However, the social network also added alongside that even tho

A blood test that is used for antibodies which is a protein produced by the immune system may soon be used to detect Alzheimer’s and other diseases including some forms of cancer. Detecting the Alzheimer's via antibodies would be a simpler and less invasive method of diagnosing the disease. Typically, in developing blood test for diseases, researchers searched for antigens that are a protein secreted from a virus, bacteria, from some cancerous cells or in neurological conditions like Alzheimer’s that set off an immune response.  Only after identifying the antigen, the researchers would be able to search for antibodies or trace the signs that the immune system that has picked up and mounted a response. In Alzheimer's, or in a disease such as cancer, there is quite difficult to find out the antigens.  But researchers are doing ‘high throughput’ screening using thousands of synthetic molecules known as peptoids that could be bind with the antibodies.  The synthetic m

Reports have shed light over a fact that in recent past days, dead squid in hundreds stacked on a California beach. Also, it is not by accident, rather they have been stranding themselves in anger of suicide and are being found on the Santa Cruz beaches. Though, researchers have observed their thoughts of committing suicide in fury. They have been unable to trace the reason behind this kind of behavior in squid. They only say that it is weird to see them taking their own lives. "It can make people a little uncomfortable. With a squid that big, it's nothing to scoff at, but there has been no documentation of them trying to eat a human", Ms. Rosen was quoted by sources. As per the findings, the dead squid is Humboldt squid, which has taken its named from the Humboldt Current, as they live there off the South America coast. It has been told that the squid can be seen in the eastern Pacific down from 660 to 2,300 feet. However, these creatures seem moving northwa

It was alleged on Pfizer Inc. that it has used unfair marketing practices to promote its antibiotic Zyvox and nerve pain medicine Lyrica. The pharmaceutical giant has even agreed to pay the compensation. The company will be paying $42.9 million to Colorado and 32 other states in the form of compensation. "This resolution concerns allegations that go back several years and Pfizer is pleased to resolve this investigation and avoid the further time and cost of litigation", said Pfizer. It has been said that Colorado will be getting more than $1.1 million in the form of settlement. On the other hand, Indiana will receive a sum of $1.1 million. While talking about the matter, Indiana Attorney General Greg Zoeller said that they will be receiving $1.1 million out of $42.9 million settlement. He further affirmed that it is the amount, which Pfizer will be giving them for unlawfully promoting its two drugs. However, the drug maker has refused to accept that it has committe

Nature acts as a great relaxer, as it helps you to boost you energy by a number of folds. So, next time when you get stuck in a complex problem then just go out in the lap of nature without having any contact with modern technology and you will find peace within. A research has been carried out on the same topic. It has revealed that whenever people have taken the help of nature, they have always revived back with great energy. Study researchers said that volunteers went to great outdoor places leaving their modern gadgets home. Result was a great score in creative test. Co-author of the study David Strayer, a professor at the University of Utah said, "Too much of a good thing is not a good thing and so for creativity to flourish you need to disconnect from technology and reconnect with the natural world". The study, which has been published in the journal PLOS ONE, was carried out on 54 American adults. Average age of participants, who took part in four to six day