MAINS EXAM OF 53rd TO 55th BPSC

Good news to all aspirants of BPSC,first news is that result of 53rd-55th BPSC PT exam will be published in the month of June 2011and mains will be held in Sept 2011.second good news is that no. of vacancies have been increased up to 507 which was 257 earlier.Rural development dept have submitted 250 additional vacancies.this decision will also affect result of PT because more candidates will be declare qualified for mains.

ADMIT CARD OF 53rd TO 55th BPSC PT EXAM

BPSC has announced date and issued roll no of candidates.Dear candidates you can check status of your application an can find your roll no. by clicking form status

MEDICINAL PLANT OF PALAMAU,JHARKHAND ,KADAM

A  very common plant in Palamau area is tree of kadam.
It's description
Botanical name : Haldina cordifolia (Roxb.) Ridsdale (Adina cordifolia Hook. f. ex Brandis)
Family : Rubiaceae
SANSKRIT SYNONYMS
Girikadamba, Haridru, Haraduakadamba, Gaur-kadamba, Girikadamba, Dharakadamba, Pitadaaru, Kadambapushpa.
AYURVEDIC PROPERTIES
Rasa    : Kashaya, Tikta
Guna   : Lakhu
Virya   : Seeta
PLANT NAME IN DIFFERENT LANGUAGES
English     :     Yellow Teak, Saffron Teak, Haldu
Hindi        :      Kadami, Haldu    
Malayalam    :     Manjakadamb, Malankadamb.
PLANT DESCRIPTION
A moderate sized deciduous tree grows up to 35 m in height. Leaves large, cordate, abruptly acuminate. Flowers yellow in globose pedunculate heads; fruits capsules, splitting into two dehiscent cocci, seeds many, narrow, small, and tailed. 

 
MEDICINAL PROPERTIES
Plant pacifies vitiated pitta, inflammation, urinary retention, wounds and ulcers    Burning Sensation in Urine

Decotation of Haldu or kadam bark and Aonla (Emblica officinalis) bark is prepared and kept in glass bottle. One glass of decotation is taken  orally.Twice daily for 5 days.  skin diseases, biliary colic, infection, dysentery, fever and burning sensation. 

  Bark of tree have been used as antiseptic.
 Useful part    :    Bark, Root. 
Other use : heart wood is used as timber plant as substitute of teak
CHEMICAL CONTENTS
The heartwood contains indole alkaloids; bark 7.27–9.27% tannin. The leaves contain ursolic acid and quercetin.

 Sauce of fresh green leaves is used in food.

MEDICINAL PLANT OF JHARKHAND DAHU,BARHAL

Jharkhand is rich not only below earh but also above earth.If we have largest depostion of ores ,we are also rich in vegetation and forests.Jharkhand especially palamau could have been a hot spot for medical tourism.If govt. give attention by merging tourism with medical treatment.Our today plant is Artocarpus lakoocha (Moraceae).It is  is a widely used medicinal plant by tribes  of Jharkhand, India for the treatment of many diseases. It is common in Betla national park area

Artocarpus lakoocha Roxb. (Hindi: Dahu, Barhal, Beng. Dahu, Sans. Lokoocha, Eng.: Monkey Jack) tampang and other similar native names in Malaya; as lokhat in Thailand. The tree is 20 to 30 ft (6-9 m) tall with deciduous, large, leathery leaves, downy on the underside. Male and female flowers are borne on the same tree, the former orange-yellow, the latter reddish. The fruits are nearly round or irregular, 2 to 5 in (5-12.5 cm) wide, velvety, dull-yellow tinged with pink, with sweet sour pulp which is occasionally eaten raw but mostly made into curries or chutney. The male flower spike, acid and astringent, is pickled. Reviews of the records in both, traditional and scientific literature, indicated that Artocarpus lakoocha Roxb. have many medicinal uses. The bark in powder form is applied to sores to draw out purlement matter. The seed and bark of the plant are reported to be effective in the treatment of stomach and liver disease. The various compounds have been isolated from the plant such as cycloartenone, cycloartenol α- amyrin and leupeol acetate.   
Using DPPH and Ferric Ion Reducing properties investigated the antioxidant activity of the plant.

Studies shows that  the heartwood extract of A. lakoocha may have a promising potential for use as an effective and economical skin-whitening agent.IT is also used for spicy perposes in many parts of india like tamarind

date of 53rd to 55th BPSC PT

Every aspirant of 53rd to 55th combined BPSC exam is eagerly waiting for tentative date  of PT exam.As per information from sources the PT examination is going to be held on 10 April 2011.Administration of all districts of Bihar has been said to give list and capacity of exam centers in their area.So candidates be serious now and give your full attention.Only sad news is that BPSC have yet not declared the seat for administrative services.while PT of 4th JPSC will be held on 13 march 2011

CSIR NET JUNE 2011

CSIR new Delhi have issued notification for NET June 2011.One important change in the exam pattern is that there will not be any subjective type question in the exam.There will be three group of 200 marks.Only MCQ will be asked in Exam of different levels.there will be minus marking for wrong answers.Forms could be purchased from selected branches of Indian bank across country or online.
some important dates are as follows:-

DATE OF SINGLE MCQ EXAMINATION :         19.06.2011
DATE OF START OF SALE
OF APPLICATION
FORM THROUGH BANKS &
ON-LINE SUBMISSION  :                                      01.03.2011

DATE OF CLOSE OF SALE :                                  30.03.2011

 Last date of receipt of completed

application forms (including duly 

completed hard copy of on line application

in the Examination Unit                                            05.04.2011
Publication of list of candidates registered for
test on CSIR, HRDG website                                    17.05.2011
Exam fee Rs.400.
for more details and syllabus plz visit           CSIR NET JUNE 2011

change of exam center by jpsc

JPSC have made some changes in exam centers for 4th PT of civil services.In a advertisement yesterday  different centers of bokaro and ranchi have been changed.some clarification regarding exam center was also made.plz see dainik jagran of 25feb 2011