APTRANSCO Recruitment 2012 – Online Apply 339 Sub-Engineer (EEE)

APTRANSCO Recruitment 2012 – Online Apply 339 Sub-Engineer (EEE) Vacancies: Andhra Pradesh Transmission Corporation Limited (APTRANSCO) invites online applications for the recruitment of Sub-Engineer (EEE) vacancies. Eligible candidates have to apply through online only from 20.01.2012 to 18.02.2012. The details regarding age limit, educational qualification and other details given below…

APTRANSCO Sub-Engineer Vacancy Details:
No of Posts: 339 Posts
Name of the Posts: Sub-Engineer (EEE) Vacancies Zone wise…
1. Visakapatnam: 67
2. Vijayawada: 61
3. Kadapa: 78
4. Hyderabad Metro: 49
5. Hyderabad Rural: 48
6. Warangal: 36

Age Limit: Candidates age should be between 18-36 years as on 01.07.2011, upper age relaxation for reserved categories as per Govt rules.

Educational Qualification: Candidate should possess Diploma in Electrical Engineering (or) Graduation in Electrical Engineering

Selection Process: The selection of candidates is based on written examination

Application Fee: All candidates should pay Rs 150/- towards Application Processing Fee, Rs 350/- towards Examination Fee for general candidates, no examination fee for SC/ST/BC/PH candidates. Pay fee in any one of the A.P. Online centers and obtain Fee paid receipt with Journal Number or they may also pay through AP Online portal on or before 17.02.2012

How to apply: The eligible and interested candidates have to apply through online from htt://aptrasco.cgg.gov.in website from 20.01.2012 to 18.02.2012.

Online Apply Instructions:
1. Before online apply candidate must have valid e-mail Id and should scan the photograph as per instructions.
2. Candidate has to visit APTRANSCO website, and click on APPLY ONLINE.
3. Fill all the mandatory columns, and enter the journal number of fee payment in space provided.
4. After online application submission an acknowledgement number will be generated by system.
5. Candidates must take print out of application form with Reference ID for future reference.

Important dates:
Opening date for online submission: 20-01-2012.
Closing date for online submission: 18-02-2012 up to 7.00 PM.
Last Date for Fee payment in AP online centers: 17-02-2012
Written test Date: 04-03-2012 (10AM to 12 Noon)

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Republic Day History

  One of the three national holidays in India, Republic Day is celebrated with great pomp and show throughout the nation each year. Preparations begin almost a month before for the actual day. A massive parade is held which reflects a touch of modernity in the display of might and technology and the capabilities of growth in various sectors. While the parade symbolizes the power and force, the different regional tableaus reflect the cultural themes and motifs. Republic Day has a very significant place in the Indian history as India became a ‘Republic’ from a ‘British Dominion’ on this very day. Browse through the following lines to know all about the history and origin of Republic Day.

 

Origin of Republic Day

India became independent from the British Rule on 15th August, 1947. However, the country did not have its own constitution and wholly depended on the modified colonial Government of India Act, 1935. Also, India was headed by King George VI, until the adoption of the Indian Constitution in 1950. Prior to this, the seeds of a republican nation were sowed by Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru in the Lahore session at the Indian National Congress at the midnight of 31st December, 1929 - 1st January, 1930. The tri-color flag was unfurled by the nationalists present who took a pledge to celebrate ‘Purna Swaraj’ (complete Independence) Day every year on 26th January, while continuing to fight for the establishment of a Sovereign Democratic Republic of India.

The independence was achieved in 1947 while the professed pledge was redeemed on 26th January, 1950. The Indian Constituent Assembly was called together on 9th December, 1946, where a committee was formed. Dr. B.R. Ambedkar became the chairman of the committee, who along with the other members drafted the Constitution. The Indian Constitution included 395 Articles and 8 Schedules. The Constitution was adopted by the Constituent Assembly on 26th November, 1949. In the following year on 26th January, 1950, the Constitution of India came into force and became a ‘sovereign democratic republic’ of India, 894 days after the withdrawal of British Rule in 1947, which is why, it is said that India achieved its true independence on this day.

Next, elections were held and Dr. Rajendra Prasad was elected as the first President of free India. He took the oath at the Durban Hall in the Government House, which was followed by the Presidential drive along the five-mile route to the Irwin Stadium. He unfurled the National Flag at the stadium. This transition of India into a sovereign democratic republic nation is indeed a historical event. The two decade long journey, right from the conceptualization of the dream in 1930 to its actual realization in 1950, is certainly worth a grand celebration. Today, the Indian Constitution is the longest in the world, consisting of 397 articles and 12 schedules, providing a single citizenship for the whole nation. The national holiday is celebrated with festivities and patriotic fervor across the whole nation.

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