Govt launches anti-ragging website

The government on Thursday launched an anti-ragging website helping students of universities, colleges and professional institutes lodge online complaints against ragging or harassment and seek faster response.

The portal (www.antiragging.in) launched by HRD minister Kapil Sibal is also expected to maintain a database of students and will be connected to most universities by year-end. Sibal said, "Lot of young students have lost their lives, many lose their confidence because of this practice....Through this facility we want to ensure that culprits get strict punishment.''

ELECTORS IN INDIA

ELECTIONS  POLLING PERCENTAGE

 

 THISIS IS AN EXAMPLE OF INDIAN VOTERS POLLING PERCENTAGE OF SINGLE STATE

 

To find Whether a Company is Real or Fake

steps to Know Whether a Company is registered or not ?

Step 1: Click on below link to Open the Ministry of Corporate Affairs

Code:

http://www.mca.gov.in/DCAPortalWeb/dca/MyMCALogin.do?method=setDefaultProperty&mode=16

Andhra pradesh state universities

AP CENTRAL UNIVERSITIES

AP DEEMED UNIVERSITIES

AP UNIVERSITIES

APONLINE centers lists in Andhra Pradesh

The AP Online Centers which are used for the government challana receipts and payment of APPSC Fee payment and many more of Bills like Electricity, Telephone and many more .These are given via District Wise Franchisee , these one may have the Internet services and provided by the government Portal ID ,, to service the people among e-receipts . These were given among 23 Districts of Andhra Pradesh State .

Internet shutdown on July 9 2012 and DNSChanger malware attack

Internet shutdown July 9 2012 is making headlines across the world. DNSChanger malware attack is one of the most feared topic for millions of internet users. Here are some important details

Are you using a Windows PC? Check out and make sure your system is not affected by the DNSChanger malware. It is time for you to have a look at whether your PC is under the attack of the villainous malware. Four million Windows PCs including as many as 64,000 in the U.S. are to go dark on Monday, July 9, 2012 as part of defending the malicious virus. Well, there are multiple ways on the web to verify whether your system is affected by the malware, which has been there since 2007.