hi just now i received a mail from ibps....................... i performed outrightly in po 3 exam so this year onwards who come in top 3 they dont have interview,,,,,,, with out training directly appointing top 3 performers as branch managers............ pkease inform me other 2 guys who are received mail from ibps.....................................
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dont get angry at me please............... dont know what to do now so silly comment
Many aspirants are now asking about the medium of language in the interviews, for the forthcoming banking interviews, what should be their medium while replying to interviewers questions, it should be in Hindi or it should be in English? It s a very common query but an important one.
Any idea about how to reach this place. I can use metro to gurgaon, but I am confused about the de-boarding station... and then how to further reach this place.....
Johannesburg: Former South African President Nelson Mandela died peacefully at his Johannesburg home on Thursday after a prolonged lung infection, President Jacob Zuma said. In a nationally televised address, Zuma said South Africa s first black president would be accorded a full state funeral....
Here are some important dates and events in the life of the anti-apartheid fighter who died on Thursday aged 95. 18 July, 1918 – Born Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela near Qunu, in Transkei (now Eastern Cape), the youngest son of a counsellor to the chief of his Thembu clan. 1944 – Founds African National Congress (ANC) Youth League with Oliver Tambo and Walter Sisulu. - Marries his first wife Evelyn. They had a daughter and two sons and were divorced in 1957. 1952 – Mandela and others arrested and charged under the Suppression of Communism Act. Given suspended prison sentence. - Elected deputy national president of ANC. 1958 – Marries Winnie Madikizela. They separated in April 1992 and were divorced about four years later. 1960 – Sharpeville Massacre of black protesters by police. 1962 – Mandela leaves secretly for military training in Morocco and Ethiopia. Returning to South Africa, the “Black Pimpernel” is captured and sentenced to five years for incitement and illegally leaving the country. 1963 – While serving, Mandela is charged with conspiracy and sabotage. 12 June, 1964 – Mandela and seven others are sentenced to life imprisonment on Robben Island, off Cape Town. 2 February, 1990 – F.W. de Klerk, South Africa's last white president, lifts ban on ANC and other liberation movements. 11 February, 1990 – Mandela is freed from prison. 1991 – Elected president of the ANC. October 1993 – Wins Nobel Peace Prize with de Klerk. 27-29 April, 1994 – South Africa's first all-race election. 10 May, 1994 – Inaugurated as South Africa's first black president. December 1997 – Hands leadership of ANC to Deputy President Thabo Mbeki in first stage of phased transfer of power. 18 July, 1998 – Marks 80th birthday with marriage to Graca Machel, widow of Mozambican President Samora Machel. 16 June, 1999 – Retires, hands power to Mbeki. 6 January, 2005 – Announces that only surviving son Makgatho Mandela has died from AIDS at the age of 54. 18 July, 2007 – Launches international group of elder statesmen to tackle climate change, HIV/AIDS, poverty and other global problems. 26 June, 2008 – U.S. lawmakers erase references to Mandela as a terrorist from national databases. 9 May, 2009 – Attends Jacob Zuma's presidential inauguration ceremony. 11 July, 2010 – Attends World Cup final between Netherlands and Spain. 8 June, 2013 – Hospitalised for recurrence of lung infection. 18 July, 2013 – Six weeks after being hospitalised, on his 95th birthday, the government says Mandela is improving. Many in South Africa celebrate Mandela Day with 67 minutes of public service to honour the 67 years Mandela served humanity. 1 September, 2013 – Mandela is discharged and returns home after spending 87 days in a Pretoria hospital. 5 December, 2013 – Nelson Mandela dies peacefully at home.Read more at: http://www.firstpost.com/world/timeline-the-life-of-anti-apartheid-hero-nelson-mandela-1270257.html?utm_source=ref_article
Ab kuch hai to Nhi Karne ko...lets see who all remember the famous dialogues of all time favourites "andaz apna apna", "Hera pheri" or whichever comic movie you like.....
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