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KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA Bambolim Camp, Goa ADMISSION NOTICE : 2017-18 Online Registration for Admission to Class I in Kendriya Vidyalayas for the academic year 2017-18 will be done from 8th February, 2017, 8:00am onwards upto 10.03.2017, 4:00 PM and for Class II and above from 05-04-2017, 8:00 am to 18.04.2017, 4:00 PM. The details can be obtained at http:// darpan.kvs.gov.in. Offline registration shall be done only for admission under special provisions contained in Part-B of KVS admission guidelines 2017-18. Registration for Class II and above (except Class XI) will be done only if vacancies exist. For Class XI, application forms will be issued immediately after the declaration of Class X results, subject to availability of vacancies. Reckoning of age for all Classes shall be as on 31st March, 2017. Reservation of seats will be as per KVS Admission Guidelines available on the website (www.kvsangathan.nic.in). For further details, parents may contact the Principal of nearby Kendriya Vidyalaya. PRINCIPAL KV, Bambolim, Goa Phone no: 2458783 WANTED COMMERCIAL PROPERTY AT VERNA / SANCOALE 1. Wanted commercial property warehouse 2500 sq. ft. to 3000 sq. ft. on ground floor for purchase 2. Should have good road connectivity Contact - Chetan +91 90040 59653 ADMISSIONS MUSHTIFUND SAUNSTHA PANAJI – 2222699 A few seats including that of Marathi Medium Schools of Mushtifund Saunstha are available on first cum first serve basis. Apply immediately to get admission for last few seats in only School in Panaji with smart boards and which has won Atal Twinkering Laboratory award of Rs. 20 Lakhs this year. The Navhind Times I Tuesday February 7, 2017 You (Center) should tell us as to what mechanism you are going to have to scrutinise the identity of mobile users” 5 navhindtimes.com NARINDER NANU | AFP An army officer watches candidates walk on a balance beam during a physical fitness test at an Indian Army recruitment rally in Khasa on the outskirts of Amritsar on Monday IANS NEW DELHI Trinamool Congress MP Saugata Roy on Mon- day compared President Pranab Mukherjee’s ad- dress to Parliament to the Om Puri movie ‘Ardh Satya’, saying it ignored half the issues confronting the country. Participating in the dis- cussion in the Lok Sabha on the Motion of Thanks on the President’s address, Roy also flayed the Naren- dra Modi government over demonetisation and “abus- ing the CBI” and asserted they will fight the Bharati- ya Janata Party’s regime ‘lock, stock and barrel’. “The President’s speech reminded of a film star- ring Om Puri - Ardh Satya (half truth). He had failed to mention most of the im- portant issues confronted by the country,” said Roy opposing the Motion of Thanks. President’s speech ignores prime issues facing India: Trinamool The President’s speech reminded of a film starring Om Puri - Ardh Satya (half truth). He had failed to mention most of the important issues confronted by the country” —Saugata Roy, Trinamool Congress MP “Kashmir, for more than six months, came to stand- still following the killing of militant Burhan Wani. Over 100 people were killed during this period. But this issue failed to find a mention in his address. “Similarly, the speech has mentioned demoneti- sation, but nothing about the people who died. He did not mention the coun- try’s biggest problem - lack of jobs,” Roy added. “People are dying in the country due to railway ac- cidents. The President’s speech does not mention a word. “The President spoke about cultural diversity but did not mention in- tolerance, did not talk about the killings of Dal- its in Gujarat,” said Roy as he went on to attack the Modi government over demonetisation and po- litical vendetta. “Trinamool has been protesting against the anti- people and anti-national step of demonetisation. The central government in turn, abusing the CBI, got our MPs Sudip Bandyo- padhyay and Tapas Paul ar- rested. “If through this political vendetta the ruling party thinks the Trinamool will cow down, then it is liv- ing in a fool’s paradise. We shall never surrender, we shall fight till this govern- ment is overthrown by the people. We will fight this government lock, stock and barrel,” added Roy. Explosives found in Red Fort well NEW DELHI: Explosives and ammuni- tion were found during cleaning of wells inside the Red Fort. Some explosives and ammunition were discovered last evening in one of the wells behind publication building of Red Fort by the ASI during a cleaning operation, a police official said here. On receiving information, the area was cordoned off and NSG and Army were informed, he said. Sources here said fire tenders were called in as a pre- cautionary measure. Meanwhile, Bomb Disposal teams from NSG and Delhi Police and dog squads are at the spot and the investigation is underway. Sources said the cleaning team could not identify the things and informed the police about the matter. UNI No conspiracy, mystery in Jayalalithaa’s death: British doctor CHENNAI: As questions continued to rage over the death of J Jayalalithaa, London- based specialist Richard Beale, Apollo and government doctors today ruled out poisoning as the cause and asserted that there was “no conspiracy” or mystery in either the treatment or what led to her end. Beale faced a number of questions including some hostile ones as he and the other doctors sought to clear the air at a government arranged press conference at a star hotel on the health of the AIADMK supremo and Tamil Nadu Chief Minis- ter when she was rushed to the Apollo Hospitals here on September 22 last. One of the questioners even told Dr Beale that the anwsers were “unconvincing’, to which he responded with wonder and surprise. To another question, he said he had seen in his career similar cases but this was the first time he was justifying the line of treatment. PTI Minor blast on railway track in Bihar PATNA: A major accident was averted when a low intensity bomb exploded on the railway track in Bihar’s Buxar district, a railway official said. The blast took place when the Varanasi-Sealdah Upper India Express was crossing between Bux- ar and Baruna station around 12.05 pm, the official added. “The driver of the train stopped after he heard a loud noise,” spokesperson of the East Central Railway A K Rajak told IANS. He said no one was injured in the blast. As a precaution, the train was halted till 2.15 pm, Rajak said. Operations resumed after the tracks were repaired. Asked if the bomb was planted or hurled on the railway track, Rajak said, “A few passengers said that the bomb was hurled on the track.” An inquiry has been ordered by the Railways, he said. IANS One killed, 30 injured as bus overturns in MP BHOPAL: One person was killed and 30 others were injured after the driver lost control over his speeding bus and the public carrier overturned in Narsinghpur district of Madhya Pradesh. Of the 30per- sons injured, two are in a critical condi- tion, said a police official. “The accident occurred around 9 a.m. The private bus was going from Saikheda to Pandhurna. The driver ran away,” the police official told IANS. According to the passengers, the driver was driving the bus at a high speed and lost control over it. The bus overturned when the driver suddenly slammed on the breaks. IANS Court grants bail to DCW chief Maliwal NEW DELHI: A Delhi court on Monday granted bail to DCW chief Swati Maliwal in a case of alleged irregularities in ap- pointments to the women’s rights panel. Special Judge Hemani Malhotra granted the bail to the Delhi Commission for Women chief after asking her to furnish a personal and surety bond of Rs 20,000. While granting bail, the court observed that the case was based on documentary evidence. Maliwal appeared before the court in pursuance of summons issued in January. The court has listed the matter for April 6 for further hearing. Taking cognizance of the chargesheet filed by the Anti-Corruption Branch (ACB), Mal- hotra on January 18 issued the summons to Maliwal. Maliwal was charged under the Prevention of Corruption Act. The ACB action followed a complaint filed by Maliwal’s predecessor Barkha Singh Shukla of the Congress. IANS INDIA DIGEST IANS NEW DELHI A Congress leader on Mon- day flayed the Social Wel- fare Department of the Delhi government over the working of care homes for mentally challenged people in the national capital. “All the good work of the previous Congress gov- ernment has been undone by the AAP government. Five ‘halfway homes’ -- including one in Dwarka and two in Rohini -- were built by 2013 during my three years as minister to house the mentally chal- lenged people. Family members would leave the mentally challenged peo- ple at these homes in the morning and take them away by day-end,” former Social Welfare Minister Kiran Walia told IANS. She said the building of Asha Kiran Home in Ro- hini was expanded and a number of its inmates shifted to a building in Narela for decongestion. The Asha Kiran Home is now in the news for the death of 11 inmates in the AAP government undid our work for mentally challenged: Congress last two months. “... but after 2013, these people (the current gov- ernment) completely for- got about these buildings which are in disuse now. Even the Supreme Court had praised our efforts then,” Walia said. Walia’s comments came in the wake of a visit by Delhi Commission for Women (DCW) Chairper- son Swati Maliwal to the Asha Kiran Home on Sat- urday, where she found inmates living in inhu- man conditions. Maliwal submitted a stinging report to the De- partment of Social Wel- fare and sought an ex- planation by February 8. The report mentioned the death of 11 inmates in two months at Asha Kiran Home. Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Mon- day expressed shock over the matter and ordered the Chief Secretary to file a report on the lapses that led to the deaths. Pakistan violates ceasefire twice in Samba sector PTI JAMMU Pakistani troops on Monday targeted for- ward Indian posi- tions twice by using small arms and mortar bombs along the In- ternational Border in Samba sector of Jam- mu and Kashmir. No one was injured in the ceasefire viola- tion, the first by Paki- stani troops this year. “At about 0845 hours, Pakistani troops re- sorted to small arms firing in Samba sector along the IB”, a senior BSF officer said. It was followed by small arms firing and also shelling of 51 MM mortar bombs from 0935 hours from the Pakistani side, he said. “Our troops also re- taliated. No loss of life or damage to proper- ty has been reported from the area”, he said. It may be recalled that Indian troops had foiled an attack by heavily armed ter- rorists on troops de- ployed on forward areas along the IB in Samba sector on Feb- ruary 2. The terrorists en- tered Indian territory and targeted troops by opening fire from au- tomatic weapons and also firing of Under Barrel Grenades, forc- ing them to retreat. We have tentatively decided to launch the satellites at one go around 9 a.m. into the sun- synchronous orbit, about 500 km above the earth” —ISRO official IANS BENGALURU I ndia will create history by launching a record 104 satellites, including 101 foreign ones, on Feb- ruary 15 from Sriharikota spaceport in Andhra Pradesh, an official said on Monday. “We have tentatively decided to launch the satellites at one go around 9 a.m. into the sun-syn- chronous orbit, about 500 km above the earth,” the Indian Space Research India to launch record 104 satellites next week Organisation (ISRO) official told IANS here. Of the total earth-obser- vation satellites, three are Indian, 88 are from the US and the remaining are from Israel, Kazakhstan, the Netherlands, Switzer- land and the United Arab Emirates. “A 320-tonne rocket -- Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV-C37) -- will launch all the satellites with a combined weight of 1,500 kg, including the 650 kg remote-sens- ing Cartosat-2 and two nano-satellites (IA and IB) weighing 15 kg each,” the official said. Though the Indian space agency had launched 20 satellites in one shot on June 22, 2016, the launch of 104 satellites will surpass the 37 satellites launch record set in June 2014 and 29 satellites launched by NASA in 2013. IANS MUMBAI In a significant milestone, Maharashtra will be de- clared an Open Defecation Free (ODF) state by March, a top official said here on Monday. Chief Secretary S Kshatri- ya has conveyed to the Centre in a meeting held with Ministry of Drinking Water and Sanitation Sec- retary Parameshwaran Iyer here that the state is “on track to achieve this goal”. He added that the state has a strong third party verification system for ODF declarations with three levels of confirma- tion. Kshatriya said that be- sides ODF, the state was aiming to include hand washing, menstrual hy- giene, community toilets, etc, as part of the Swachh Bharat Mission (SBM) im- plementation in the state. For this, multiple clean- liness campaigns like clean offices, clean gram panchayats, clean schools and others were also un- derway in the state, he pointed out. Iyer, on his part, assured of the Centre’s full support in these initiatives to the Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis-led government in the state. Under the Zilla Swachh Bharat Prerak initiative, a Prerak would be provided at district-levels to sup- port the SBM activities by the ministry in associa- tion with the Tata Trusts, he said. Making a detailed pres- entation to the top brass of all PSUs in the western region on the issue, Iyer urged them to contrib- ute to the SBM at various levels, train workers and management trainees as sanitation champions and agents of change. Maharashtra aims to be ODF by March ALL INDIA INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES ANSARI NAGAR, NEW DELHI — 110 608 Admission Notice No.4/2017 OPEN COUNSELING AIIMS-PG ENTRANCE EXAMINATION— JANUARY 2017 SESSION Open Counseling for filling up vacant Postgraduate Seats for January, 2017 session (after 2 nd Counseling) is to be held on 21.02.2017 at 8:30 AM in the Jawaharlal Auditorium, AIIMS, New Delhi The details of vacant seats as of new are available on website i e www aiimsexam.org. 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KENDRIYA VIDYALAYABambolim Camp, Goa
ADMISSION NOTICE : 2017-18Online Registration for Admission to Class I in Kendriya Vidyalayas for the academic year 2017-18 will be done from 8th February, 2017, 8:00am onwards upto 10.03.2017, 4:00 PM and for Class II and above from 05-04-2017, 8:00 am to 18.04.2017, 4:00 PM. The details can be obtained at http://darpan.kvs.gov.in. Offline registration shall be done only for admission under special provisions contained in Part-B of KVS admission guidelines 2017-18.Registration for Class II and above (except Class XI) will be done only if vacancies exist. For Class XI, application forms will be issued immediately after the declaration of Class X results, subject to availability of vacancies.Reckoning of age for all Classes shall be as on 31st March, 2017. Reservation of seats will be as per KVS Admission Guidelines available on the website (www.kvsangathan.nic.in). For further details, parents may contact the Principal of nearby Kendriya Vidyalaya. PRINCIPAL KV, Bambolim, Goa Phone no: 2458783
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An army officer watches candidates walk on a balance beam during a physical fitness test at an Indian Army recruitment rally in Khasa on the outskirts of Amritsar on Monday
� IANS
NEW DELHITrinamool Congress MP Saugata Roy on Mon-day compared President Pranab Mukherjee’s ad-dress to Parliament to the Om Puri movie ‘Ardh Satya’, saying it ignored half the issues confronting the country.
Participating in the dis-cussion in the Lok Sabha on the Motion of Thanks on the President’s address, Roy also flayed the Naren-dra Modi government over demonetisation and “abus-ing the CBI” and asserted they will fight the Bharati-ya Janata Party’s regime ‘lock, stock and barrel’.
“The President’s speech reminded of a film star-ring Om Puri - Ardh Satya (half truth). He had failed to mention most of the im-portant issues confronted by the country,” said Roy opposing the Motion of Thanks.
President’s speech ignores prime issues facing India: Trinamool
The President’s speech reminded of a film starring
Om Puri - Ardh Satya (half truth). He had failed to mention most of the important issues confronted by the country”—Saugata Roy, Trinamool Congress MP
“Kashmir, for more than six months, came to stand-still following the killing of militant Burhan Wani. Over 100 people were killed during this period. But this issue failed to find a mention in his address.
“Similarly, the speech has mentioned demoneti-sation, but nothing about the people who died. He did not mention the coun-try’s biggest problem - lack of jobs,” Roy added.
“People are dying in the country due to railway ac-cidents. The President’s speech does not mention a word.
“The President spoke about cultural diversity but did not mention in-tolerance, did not talk about the killings of Dal-its in Gujarat,” said Roy as he went on to attack the Modi government over demonetisation and po-
litical vendetta. “Trinamool has been
protesting against the anti-people and anti-national step of demonetisation. The central government in turn, abusing the CBI, got our MPs Sudip Bandyo-padhyay and Tapas Paul ar-rested.
“If through this political vendetta the ruling party thinks the Trinamool will cow down, then it is liv-ing in a fool’s paradise. We shall never surrender, we shall fight till this govern-ment is overthrown by the people. We will fight this government lock, stock and barrel,” added Roy.
Explosives found in Red Fort wellNEW DELHI: Explosives and ammuni-tion were found during cleaning of wells inside the Red Fort. Some explosives and ammunition were discovered last evening in one of the wells behind publication building of Red Fort by the ASI during a cleaning operation, a police official said here. On receiving information, the area was cordoned off and NSG and Army were informed, he said. Sources here said fire tenders were called in as a pre-cautionary measure. Meanwhile, Bomb Disposal teams from NSG and Delhi Police and dog squads are at the spot and the investigation is underway. Sources said the cleaning team could not identify the things and informed the police about the matter. UNI
No conspiracy, mystery in Jayalalithaa’s death: British doctorCHENNAI: As questions continued to rage over the death of J Jayalalithaa, London-based specialist Richard Beale, Apollo and government doctors today ruled out poisoning as the cause and asserted that there was “no conspiracy” or mystery in either the treatment or what led to her end. Beale faced a number of questions including some hostile ones as he and the other doctors sought to clear the air at a government arranged press conference at a star hotel on the health of the AIADMK supremo and Tamil Nadu Chief Minis-ter when she was rushed to the Apollo Hospitals here on September 22 last. One of the questioners even told Dr Beale that the anwsers were “unconvincing’, to which he responded with wonder and surprise. To another question, he said he had seen in his career similar cases but this was the first time he was justifying the line of treatment. PTI
Minor blast on railway track in BiharPATNA: A major accident was averted when a low intensity bomb exploded on the railway track in Bihar’s Buxar district, a railway official said. The blast took place when the Varanasi-Sealdah Upper India Express was crossing between Bux-
ar and Baruna station around 12.05 pm, the official added. “The driver of the train stopped after he heard a loud noise,” spokesperson of the East Central Railway A K Rajak told IANS. He said no one was injured in the blast. As a precaution, the train was halted till 2.15 pm, Rajak said. Operations resumed after the tracks were repaired. Asked if the bomb was planted or hurled on the railway track, Rajak said, “A few passengers said that the bomb was hurled on the track.” An inquiry has been ordered by the Railways, he said. IANS
One killed, 30 injured as bus overturns in MPBHOPAL: One person was killed and 30 others were injured after the driver lost control over his speeding bus and the public carrier overturned in Narsinghpur district of Madhya Pradesh. Of the 30per-sons injured, two are in a critical condi-tion, said a police official. “The accident occurred around 9 a.m. The private bus was going from Saikheda to Pandhurna. The driver ran away,” the police official told IANS. According to the passengers, the driver was driving the bus at a high speed and lost control over it. The bus overturned when the driver suddenly slammed on the breaks. IANS
Court grants bail to DCW chief MaliwalNEW DELHI: A Delhi court on Monday granted bail to DCW chief Swati Maliwal in a case of alleged irregularities in ap-pointments to the women’s rights panel. Special Judge Hemani Malhotra granted the bail to the Delhi Commission for Women chief after asking her to furnish a personal and surety bond of Rs 20,000.While granting bail, the court observed that the case was based on documentary evidence. Maliwal appeared before the court in pursuance of summons issued in January. The court has listed the matter for April 6 for further hearing. Taking cognizance of the chargesheet filed by the Anti-Corruption Branch (ACB), Mal-hotra on January 18 issued the summons to Maliwal. Maliwal was charged under the Prevention of Corruption Act. The ACB action followed a complaint filed by Maliwal’s predecessor Barkha Singh Shukla of the Congress. IANS
INDIA DIGEST
� IANS
NEW DELHIA Congress leader on Mon-day flayed the Social Wel-fare Department of the Delhi government over the working of care homes for mentally challenged people in the national capital.
“All the good work of the previous Congress gov-ernment has been undone by the AAP government. Five ‘halfway homes’ -- including one in Dwarka and two in Rohini -- were built by 2013 during my three years as minister to house the mentally chal-lenged people. Family members would leave the mentally challenged peo-ple at these homes in the morning and take them away by day-end,” former Social Welfare Minister Kiran Walia told IANS.
She said the building of Asha Kiran Home in Ro-hini was expanded and a number of its inmates shifted to a building in Narela for decongestion. The Asha Kiran Home is now in the news for the death of 11 inmates in the
AAP government undid our work for mentally challenged: Congress
last two months. “... but after 2013, these
people (the current gov-ernment) completely for-got about these buildings which are in disuse now. Even the Supreme Court had praised our efforts then,” Walia said.
Walia’s comments came in the wake of a visit by Delhi Commission for Women (DCW) Chairper-son Swati Maliwal to the Asha Kiran Home on Sat-urday, where she found inmates living in inhu-man conditions.
Maliwal submitted a stinging report to the De-partment of Social Wel-fare and sought an ex-planation by February 8. The report mentioned the death of 11 inmates in two months at Asha Kiran Home.
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Mon-day expressed shock over the matter and ordered the Chief Secretary to file a report on the lapses that led to the deaths.
Pakistan violates ceasefire twice in Samba sector
�PTI
JAMMUPakistani troops on Monday targeted for-ward Indian posi-tions twice by using small arms and mortar bombs along the In-ternational Border in Samba sector of Jam-mu and Kashmir.
No one was injured in the ceasefire viola-tion, the first by Paki-stani troops this year.
“At about 0845 hours, Pakistani troops re-sorted to small arms firing in Samba sector along the IB”, a senior BSF officer said.
It was followed by small arms firing and also shelling of 51 MM mortar bombs from 0935 hours from the Pakistani side, he said.
“Our troops also re-taliated. No loss of life or damage to proper-ty has been reported from the area”, he said.
It may be recalled that Indian troops had foiled an attack by heavily armed ter-rorists on troops de-ployed on forward areas along the IB in Samba sector on Feb-ruary 2.
The terrorists en-tered Indian territory and targeted troops by opening fire from au-tomatic weapons and also firing of Under Barrel Grenades, forc-ing them to retreat.
We have tentatively decided to launch the satellites at one
go around 9 a.m. into the sun-synchronous orbit, about 500 km above the earth” —ISRO official
� IANS
BENGALURU
India will create history by launching a record 104 satellites, including
101 foreign ones, on Feb-ruary 15 from Sriharikota spaceport in Andhra
Pradesh, an official said on Monday.
“We have tentatively decided to launch the satellites at one go around 9 a.m. into the sun-syn-chronous orbit, about 500 km above the earth,” the Indian Space Research
India to launch record 104 satellites next week
Organisation (ISRO) official told IANS here.
Of the total earth-obser-vation satellites, three are Indian, 88 are from the US and the remaining are from Israel, Kazakhstan, the Netherlands, Switzer-land and the United Arab Emirates.
“A 320-tonne rocket -- Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV-C37) -- will launch all the satellites with a combined weight of 1,500 kg, including the 650 kg remote-sens-ing Cartosat-2 and two nano-satellites (IA and IB) weighing 15 kg each,” the official said. Though the Indian space agency had launched 20 satellites in one shot on June 22, 2016, the launch of 104 satellites will surpass the 37 satellites launch record set in June 2014 and 29 satellites launched by NASA in 2013.
� IANS
MUMBAIIn a significant milestone, Maharashtra will be de-clared an Open Defecation Free (ODF) state by March, a top official said here on Monday.
Chief Secretary S Kshatri-ya has conveyed to the Centre in a meeting held with Ministry of Drinking Water and Sanitation Sec-retary Parameshwaran Iyer here that the state is “on track to achieve this goal”.
He added that the state has a strong third party verification system for ODF declarations with three levels of confirma-tion.
Kshatriya said that be-sides ODF, the state was aiming to include hand washing, menstrual hy-giene, community toilets, etc, as part of the Swachh Bharat Mission (SBM) im-plementation in the state.
For this, multiple clean-liness campaigns like clean offices, clean gram panchayats, clean schools and others were also un-derway in the state, he pointed out.
Iyer, on his part, assured of the Centre’s full support in these initiatives to the Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis-led government in the state.
Under the Zilla Swachh Bharat Prerak initiative, a Prerak would be provided at district-levels to sup-port the SBM activities by the ministry in associa-tion with the Tata Trusts, he said.
Making a detailed pres-entation to the top brass of all PSUs in the western region on the issue, Iyer urged them to contrib-ute to the SBM at various levels, train workers and management trainees as sanitation champions and agents of change.
Maharashtra aims to be ODF by March
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ALL INDIA INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCESANSARI NAGAR, NEW DELHI — 110 608
Admission Notice No.4/2017 OPEN COUNSELING
AIIMS-PG ENTRANCE EXAMINATION— JANUARY 2017 SESSIONOpen Counseling for filling up vacant Postgraduate Seats for January, 2017 session (after 2nd Counseling) is to be held on 21.02.2017 at 8:30 AM in the Jawaharlal Auditorium, AIIMS, New Delhi The details of vacant seats as of new are available on website i e www aiimsexam.org.In addition, seat/s falling vacant by way of surrender/resignation henceforth till 1.00 P M. on 14.02.2010 will be added to these seats and will be available for Open Counseling. Any resignation request received with the penalty amount by way of demand draft will be deemed to be resignation and the seat thus vacated will be included in Open Counseling). However, any seat falling vacant after 01:00 PM on 14.02.2017 will be advertised in the next session i.e. July 2017 only.The revised and updated list or vacant seats available for open counseling will be uploaded on the AIIMS website by 5:00 PM on 14.02.2017.The candidates who are interested in attending open counseling on the scheduled date will be required to register themselves online for open counseling on the AIIMS website i.e wwwaiimsexam.org. The online registration will open on 16.02.2017 at 10.00 am and closed on 19.02.2017 at 5,00 PM and 011 the day of counseling they will have to produce printout of the slip issued to them at the time of online registration for open counseling alongwith all original certificates of qualification.Note: - Candidates will not be able to attend open counseling without the production of printout of registration slip issued for open counseling at the time of online registration.For essential eligibility conditions, other details and terms and conditions, please visit the AIIMS, New Delhi website www.aiims.edu or www.aiims.ac.in under the head Academic Section as well as www.aiimsexams.org.davp 17112/11/0169/1617 REGISTRAR
