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On 4th May UNION PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION , UPSC  has declared result of written part of Civil Services (Main) Examination, 2011, held  in October-November, 2011 and the interviews for Personality Test held in March-April, 2012, recommended for appointment to –
1. Indian Administrative Service; IAS

2. Indian Foreign Service; IFS
3. Indian Police Service; IPS and
4. Central Services, Group ‘A’ 
5. Group ‘B’ (IRS, DANICS, DANIPS)

Top 10 selected candidates are:

1.    233541    SHENA AGGARWAL
2.    027895    RUKMANI RIAR
3.    001804    PRINCE DHAWAN
4.    080492    MANGESH KUMAR
5.    072543    S GOPALA SUNDARA RAJ
6.    040421    GITANJALI BRANDON
7.    353082    HIMANSHU GUPTA
8.    006368    HARSHIKA SINGH
9.    041305    D KRISHNA BHASKAR
10.   003957   AURANGABADKAR AMRUTESH KALIDAS 


   A total of 910 candidates have been recommended for appointment including 420 General (including 21 Physically Challenged ), 255 OBC (including 8 Physically Challenged ), 157 SC
(including 4 Physically Challenged) and 78 ST candidates. 


Moreover selection of 66 candidates are provisional.

No. of Vacancies reported by the Government:

 1. Indian Administrative Service is 170 (85 General, 46 OBC, 26 SC and 13 ST)
 2. Indian Foreign Service is 40 (23 General, 9 OBC, 5 SC and 3 ST)
 3. Indian Police Service is 150 (78 General, 37 OBC, 21 SC and 14 ST)
 4.  Central Services Group ‘A’ is 543 (273 General,148 OBC, 81 SC and 41 ST) 
 5. Central Services Group ‘B’ is 98 (52 General, 15 OBC, 24 SC and 7 ST). 

For more information visit UPSC site.
 

Prithvi - II  Nuclear capable Ballistic Missile was test fired successfully on Monday, 26 September, 2011. The indigenously developed surface-to-surface missile was flight tested at around 8.50 am from a mobile launcher from the Integrated Test Range launch complex-III at Chandipur, Orissa.

This missile has a length of 9 metres and is one metre in diameter. It is propelled by two engines than run on liquid fuel.

Integrated Guided Missile Development Programme
Prithvi, the first ballistic missile developed under the country's prestigious Integrated Guided Missile Development Programme, has the capability of carrying 500 kg of warhead and having a range of 350 km.

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