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20/11/2011

Written Part Result of SCRA Exam, 2011 Announced

Written Part Result of SCRA Exam, 2011 Announced

The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) has announced the results of the written part of the Special Class Railway Apprentices Examination, 2011 held by U.P.S.C. in July 2011 the candidates with the under mentioned Roll Numbers have qualified for Interview/Personality Test.

The candidature of these candidates is PROVISIONAL subject to their being found eligible in all respects. The candidates would be required to produce the original qualifications, community, physical disability etc. at the time of the Personality Test. They are, therefore, advised to keep the said certificates ready.

All the qualified candidates are required to fill up the Detailed Application Forms (D.A.F.), available on the Commission’s Website http://www.upsc.gov.in, and submit the same ON LINE. The DAF will be available on the website of the Commission till 30.11.2011. Important instructions regarding filling up of the DAF and submitting the same ON LINE to the Commission are also available on the website.

Interview of candidates who have qualified for the Personality Test are tentatively scheduled to be held during the last week of December, 2011. The exact date of interview will, however, be intimated to the candidates through Interview Letter. Roll Number wise Interview Schedule will also be made available on Commission’s Website http://www.upsc.gov.in in due course.

No request for change in the date and time of Personality Test intimated to the candidates will be entertained under any circumstances.

“The mark-sheets of candidates who have not qualified, will be put on the Commission’s Website within 15 days from the date of publication of the final result (after conducting Personality Test) and will remain available on the Website for a period of 60 days”.

The candidates can access the marks-sheets after keying in their Roll Numbers and date of birth. The printed/hard copies of the marks-sheet would, however, be issued by UPSC to candidates based on specific request accompanied by a self addressed stamped envelope. Candidates desirous of obtaining printed/hard copies of the marks sheets should make the request within thirty days of the display of the marks on the Commission’s Website, beyond which such requests would not be entertained.

UPSC has a “Facilitation Counter” in its campus where Candidates can obtain any information / clarification regarding their examinations / recruitments during working hours in person or over telephone Nos. 23385271 / 23381125 / 23098543. Result is also available on U.P.S.C. website i.e. www.upsc.gov.in.

Roll Nos. of successful candidates are as under:

000668

000756

001185

002117

002524

002596

002839

003511

004266

005599

009166

009416

009468

010678

010968

011211

012088

013747

015901

017291

018506

018571

019648

024678

024739

025474

026287

026295

026484

026709

026940

028806

029390

029842

029910

029979

031898

032701

033655

036179

036263

036291

037133

039774

040488

040816

040977

042732

043716

044129

044808

045736

046050

046204

047714

048321

053858

054453

055015

055539

058786

058791

060539

062950

063721

067523

069734

069748

072191

072601

073685

077266

077673

078867

080053

080086

080537

082324

089730

089916

090025

090189

090533

092573

093113

093672

093717

094486

095507

096204

096294

096379

096719

097091

098015

098331

100612

101836

103324

103961

104612

104965

107160

107806

109086

109328

116508

119987

120399

121064

121405

121580

122073

122493

124123

124571

124572

125685

125704

125761

127728

128349

128425

129074

130049

130087

130315

130361

130675

130756

130917

131370

131606

132163

133448

133748

134104

134374

134456

134480

136021

136145

136624

139750

139784

140025

143091

145722

146049

147137

147485

148452

148766

149951

154823

155145

155621

156114

157184

159540

159985

161670

161765

162335

163576

163673

163740

168020

168540

170346

170698

171755

174959

178805

179260

180511

180664

181961

182562

183228

187019

190602

190691

193635

         

17/11/2011

Tiny Device to prevent Derailment invented by IIT KANPUR

Tiny device from IIT-Kanpur can
prevent derailment
After fabricating Jugnu, the country’s tiniest
satellite launched last month, Indian Institute of
Technology-Kanpur graduates have now come up
with a matchbox-sized device to monitor wear
and tear of railway tracks and prevent
derailment.
The new device is aimed at replacing a bulky,
box-like contraption that is currently used by
Indian Railways.
“Our device is a supplementary system for
monitoring track health, making it simpler to
integrate with the existing railway
infrastructure,” said Kshitij Deo, M.Tech in
mechanical engineering, who developed the
device with three others from the vibration and
dynamics lab of the IIT.
For Railways, safety is important as thousands of
trains use around 114,500 km tracks of its
network – the world’s fourth largest. With
regular use, the tracks develop cracks and
fissures, including problems linked to loose nuts
and bolts at the joints. If the tracks are less
firmly anchored on the soil, it could lead to
derailment.
All these faults can now be detected in real time
and recorded automatically to prevent
derailment thanks to the oscillation monitoring
system, a cutting-edge device weighing just 100
grams.
The device has been designed and developed by
a team of IIT-Kanpur’s mechanical engineering
graduates, under the guidance of N.S. Vyas,
professor and head, mechanical engineering, and
the Railways’ Research Design and Standards
Organisation (RDSO), Lucknow.
The device, based on micro-electro mechanical
system, can monitor track health more
comprehensively and enable efficient track
maintenance.
“The extremely handy package locates and logs
track faults accurately with the help of the GPS
(global positioning system), eliminating human
errors and making train journeys safer. It has a
battery life of 10 hours and can be recharged by
USB port on computers,” said Deo who
developed the device with three others from the
vibration and dynamics lab under Vyas.
On the other hand, the existing railway
monitoring equipment is bulky and operated
manually, with two people being required to feed
the location into the bulky device.
It is mounted on a special coach, the oscillation
monitoring unit. Since it forms part of a small
train, the exercise cannot be undertaken
frequently. Track clearances have to be sought
and the routes planned and finalised in advance,
said Deo.
“The biggest challenge lay in engineering a device
that could pinpoint faults with a high degree of
precision while simplifying use with a drastically
reduced size. We did manage to reduce the
number of buttons to one as against 50 required
on the keypad of the railway equipment,” said
Deo.
The device once placed on the floor of a running
train’s coach measures and records vibrations.
Any fault or irregularity on the tracks changes the
pattern of vibrations. The device feeds all such
data and locational faults into a fingernail-sized
data storage card with the help of a GPS receiver.
If the vibrations cross a certain threshold,
especially in case of a critical fault, the device
alerts engineers with audio-visual signals (beeps
and flashing LEDs). Post- journey, the storage
card is retrieved from the device and plugged
into the computer for reading the track’s actual
condition and analysis by the railways.
The plan is to install at least three-four such
devices on trains running on each route to
monitor each track on a regular basis.
The project grew out of a visit by the director of
the RDSO to IIT-Kanpur. “We were demonstrating
a similar vibration measurement instrument
developed by us. In subsequent meetings, the
project was finalised and we designed the device
in close coordination with RDSO officials,” said
Deo.
“The project took a year to fructify, involving
some 25 field trials on trains, including Shatabdi
and Rajdhani Expresses. The RDSO has been
optimistic about the project. Many times we
actually walked on the track to verify faults as
predicted by the device,” recalled Deo.
After the successful completion of the first phase,
the RDSO is keen on going ahead with the second
phase and testing the device on trains in all the
railway zones. If its performance is found
satisfactory, it would be approved by the
Railways.
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Goods Guard Promotion course 17 Qualified

Goods Guard Promotion Course 17 Pass
NRMU congratulate all.

C.No. ATGG 0011 (17-8-2011 to 11-10-2011) Result 15-11-2011

SUDHAKAR BHAGWAT/ MKPT 80.75%
M V PARPALLIWAR/ SUR 80.25%
BALAJI D JADHAV/ KWV 77.50%
RAJESH B JADHAV /SUR 76.50%
NAGNATH DIGMBER /SUR 74%
SURESH HEERU RATHOD /DD 73.75%
PRAMOD MAHADEO /SUR 73.25%

SUDHIR C BABAR/ WADI 72.50%
ASHOK N NAIDU /SUR 71.50%
HANUMANT NAGNATH /PB 71.25%
RAJENDRA RAMCHENDRA/ SUR 71%
RAGHUVIR BAPU /SUR 70%
REVNIDHA KALLAPPA/ SUR 69.50%
HARSHKUMAR DILIP AHIRE/ DD 69%

LAZRUS NARAYAN /SNSI 68.50%
SURESH BHOJU /WADI 68.%
SHANKAR THAKUR SINGH/ WADI 65%

NRMU welcomes all to Running cadre.
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PME Due Date

Master Circular No. 25



Copy of Railway Board’s letter No. 69/H/3/11 dated 06.12.1974



Subject: Implementation of the Recommendations of the Visual Sub-Committee.



6. Periodical re-examination of serving Railway Employees:



6.l. In order to ensure the continued ability of Railway employees in Classes A l, A 2, A 3, B l and B 2 to discharge their duties with safety, they will be required to appear for re-examination at the following stated intervals throughout their service as indicated below:



6.1.1. Classes A l, A 2 and A 3 —At the termination of every period of three years, calculated from the date of appointment until they attain the age of 45 years, and thereafter annually until the conclusion of their service.



Note: (l) The staff in categories A l, A 2 and A 3 should be sent for special medical examination in the interest of safety under the following circumstances unless they have been under the treatment of a Railway Medical Officer.



(a) Having undergone any treatment or operation for eye trouble irrespective of the duration of sickness.



(b) Absence from duty for a period in excess of 90 days.



(2) If any employee in medical category A has been periodically medically examined at any time within one year prior to his attaining the age of 45, his next medical examination should be held one year from the due date of the last medical examination and subsequent medical examination annually thereafter.



If, however, such an employee has been medically examined, at any time earlier, than one year prior to his attaining the age of 45, his next medical examination should be held on the date he attains the age of 45 and subsequent medical examination annually thereafter.




Ammendment: It was ammended in 1993 as below



Age Group PME Due



Age 00-45 every 4yrs



Age 45-55 every 2yrs



Age 55-60 every year
Details:-
As per Rly Bd's Guideline of Medical Exam issued vide LNo. 88/H/5/12 dated 24-01-1993

a) PME would be done at the termination of every period of 4 years from date of appointment / Initial medical Exam till the date of attainment of age of 45 years, every 2 years upto 55 years & there after annual till retirement.
b) Employees who has been periodically examined at any time within 2years prior to his attaining the age of 45years would be examined after 2years from the date of last PME & subsequent PME for every 2years upto 55years age.Of

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6.1.2. Classes B-1 and B-2—On attaining the age of 45 years, and thereafter at the termination of every period of five years.