Monday 6 February 2012

How to Block Unwanted Emails !


Do you want to block emails from your ex wife/husband? Do you want to block those annoying offers and newsletters that reach your inbox? Well here is a way to block all those unwanted and annoying emails that you do not want to see or read! With this trick you can block individual email address or the whole domain from which you do not want the emails to come from. Here are the step-by-step instructions to do this.

For Gmail
1. Login to your account
2. At the top-right corner, click on Settings
3. Under Settings, click on Filters
4. You’ll now see an option “Create a new filter“, click on it
5. Now in the From field enter the email address from which you do not want to receive the emails

For ex. you may enter john@gmail .com in the From field to block all incoming emails from this address. However if you want to block the whole domain then use the following syntax: *@xyz.com. Now all the incoming emails from the domain xyz.com

will be blocked.

6. Click on Next Step, select the action you’d like to take on the blocked emails. You may select the option Delete it so that the blocked email is moved to trash. To unblock the email, all you need to do is just delete the filter that you’ve created.

For Yahoo

1. Login to your account
2. At the top-right corner, click on Options
3. A drop down menu appears, now click on More options
4. In the left panel select the option Filters and click on create or edit filters
5. Now click on Add
6. In the next screen, give a name to your filter and in the From header field enter the email address that you want to block.

Fox ex. john@gmail.com or if you want to block an entire domain then just enter @xyz.com. Dont enter *@xyz.com. Select the option Move the message to: Trash and click on Save Changes.


For Hotmail

1. Login to your account
2. At the top-right corner, click on Options
3. A drop down menu appears, now click on More options
4. Click on Safe and blocked senders link under Junk e-mail
5. Now click on Blocked senders
6. Type in the email address that you want to block under blocked e-mail address or domain field.

For ex. Enter john@yahoo.com to block the individual email address or just enter xyz.com to block the entire domain.

That’s it. You no longer receive those annoying emails in your inbox. Keep your inbox clean and tidy.

Safety Related Retirement Scheme Covering safety categories with Grade Pay of Rs.1900/-


GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
MINISTRY OF RAILWAYS
(RAILWAY BOARD)
RBE No.04/2012
New Delhi, dated 03.01.2012
No.E(P&A)I-2010/RT-2
The General Managers
All Indian Railways.
Sub: Safety Related Retirement Scheme Covering safety categories with Grade Pay of Rs.1900/-
Ref: Boards letter of even number dated 11-09-2010, 28.06.2011 and 15.07.2011.
**********
The issue of inclusion of some categories, dispensation of Physical Efficiency Test (PET), and relaxation of minimum educational qualification norms for recruitment under the LARSGESS has been consideration of Railway Board for some time.
2. The matter has been considered by the Board, and in continuation of Board's letters of even No. dated 28.06.11 and 15.07.11, following decisions are communicated :-
(i) Trolleyman of Departments other than Civil Engineering may also be included in the list of Safety categories..
(ii) To dispense with the requirement of PET for recruitment in the relevant categories under LARSGESS.
(iii) To relax the prescribed minimum educational qualification for recruitment under the Scheme in line with the recommendations of VI CPC and accordingly instructions have already been issued vide Board's letter No. E(NG)II-2011/RR-1/11 dated 09.12.2011 in this regard, giving (-1S) scale to non matriculates and Non ITIs.
3. Hindi version will follow.
4. Kindly acknowledge receipt.
sd/-
(Anita Gautam)
Joint Director Estt. (P&A),
Railway Board

To Speed up Computer by Editing Registry


Is your Computer running too slow?
Have you installed many unwanted softwares which are slowing down your PC?
Here is the solution for you!


If the computer is running slow this may be that it is low on memory. The first thing a person will try to do is to uninstall some of those computer software that are not in use. The truth is that unless the program is removed from the registry then the computer may assume it is still there. The computer registry is very important in the overall operation of the computer, it is recommended that a backup be done on the system before attempting this.
Instructions
  1. Go to the start menu and click on run.
  2. From here type in regedit.exe and then press enter key. This will open the registry of the computer now it is possible to look for the specific program to be edited.
  3. There will be five options available to choose from. Select theHKEY_CLASSES_ROOT option. Double-click the word to expand this option.
  4. Once done, scroll through this section and find the programs or software to be deleted and then delete it.
Create a restore point
  1. Click Start: this is usually located at the bottom left corner of the task bar
  2. Go to all Programs: This is usually located at the bottom of the menu. here the cursor can be placed over the option or the user can just click it.
  3. Go to Accessories: This option is most times found at the top near the other folders, simply use the mouse to click this folder to see more folders appear
  4. Go to system/System tools: Place the cursor over this option to view a list of programs
  5. Click on the system restore option: Left click on this option and a menu will pop up which will provide a choice a restoring the computer or creating a restore point
  6. Create the Restore point: Open this option and follow the on screen instructions to create a restore point.
The registry contains extended information, settings and a number of various values for the Microsoft Operating System (OS). Within the registry, an individual is able to control a large portion of the OS which can be used to correct problems with Windows.

Tips and Warnings
  • IF YOU ARE UNSURE HOW TO DO THIS, PLEASE DO NOT ATTEMPT. If the incorrect program is deleted this may interrupt the overall operation of the computer.
  • To avoid the bad functioning of the computer try not to attempt these steps. Editing the registry can be very costly as well as beneficial. If the wrong program in the registry is deleted then this may affect how the computer operates and it may require the services of a computer technician which would be an unnecessary expense. While of this is done properly, the overall function of the computer may be elevated and things will run faster.
  • Seek assistance if you have no knowledge of how to edit the registry
  • Make careful note of the program names
source:sapost.blogspot

India Post to take on Couriers, enter Banking


Union Communications and IT Minister Kapil Sibal, who also holds the charge of Department of Posts, has now turned his focus on expanding the scope of India Post to take on the growing challenge from private courier business and diversify into banking.
“We have started the process of formulating the National Postal Policy with a two-pronged approach — to develop services that assist, facilitate, enhance and quicken the process of development aimed at inclusive growth, and reposition India Post to make it a self-sufficient, efficient and cost-effective provider of these services,” Mr. Sibal said at a meeting organised by the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) on Wednesday.
Acknowledging the challenge being posed by private courier firms to India Post, Mr. Sibal said the government would soon start registering these entities as under the present rules and regulations they were not allowed to do business. “This will give courier service-providers legal recognition…we are suggesting registration, not licensing. We have no intention of licensing the courier industry and will only register them to know the size and status of the industry,” he said.

VAST REACH

Minister of State for Communications and IT Sachin Pilot said: “With over 1.55-lakh post offices, 95 per cent of which are located in rural areas, we are well placed to provide all kinds of services to people across India, particularly those living in villages and remote locations. We are assisting various government development programmes, while through banking facilities we can assist the Centre's initiative of providing financial inclusion to every citizen.”
Notably, the Department of Posts has already applied for a banking licence from the Reserve Bank of India, while Mr. Sibal has recently written to Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee to expedite the matter.
Mr. Pilot also pointed out that India Post had undertaken a massive drive to modernise its post offices to offer global standards of service to customers. “We need to create viable revenue models and adopt latest technologies for improving service delivery. India Post is gearing up to face future challenges… we will adopt various measures to transform the Postal Department in tune with the changing nature of services,” he added.

Accepting SMS Sent by IRCTC on Par With Electronic Reservation Slip (ERS) for Undertaking Train Journey on E-Tickets


Ministry of Railways
Accepting SMS Sent by IRCTC on Par With Electronic Reservation Slip (ERS) for Undertaking Train Journey on E-Tickets
In a move to further make Train Reservation Ticketing System passenger friendly, the Ministry of Railways has decided to permit Short Messaging Service (SMS) sent by its PSU, Indian Railways Catering & Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) containing vital details as an instrument on par with the Electronic Reservation Slip (ERS). This has come into effect from 1st February, 2012.
The mandatory features of the authorized SMS are (a) SMS sent by IRCTC/Railways will be considered for this purpose and (b) The SMS would contain all the vital ticket details like PNR, Train Number, Date of Journey, Class, Name & Number of Passengers, Coach & Seat Number and Fare paid. (c) Also if feasible, the SMS will accommodate the names of all passengers booked on the e-ticket, otherwise maximum number of passengers.
Earlier the Railways has decided to treat the screen shot of the e-ticket displayed through laptops/palmtops/mobile phones referred to as virtual reservation Message (VRM) and the Mobile Reservation Message (MRM) for tickets booked on mobile phones combined with valid photo-id in original, as an instrument on par with the Electronic Reservation Slip (ERS), even for tickets booked through the IRCTC website. Now the SMS sent by IRCTC will also be accepted.
The authorized SMS containing all the aforementioned vital details when displayed through laptops/palmtops/mobile phones combined with valid photo-id in original shall be treated as an instrument on par with the ERS.
The ERS/SMS/VRM/MRM along with (i) confirmed/RAC reservation, (ii) Valid ID-proof and (iii) Appearance of name of the passengers on the chart, will be the components of a valid authority to travel.
The list of valid proofs of identity to be produced in original during the course of on-board and off-board checking are as under:
 Voter Photo identity card issued by Election Commission of India.
 Passport
 PAN card issued by Income Tax Department
 Driving Licence issued by RTO
 Photo identity card having serial number issued by Central/State Government.
 Student Identity Card with photograph issued by recognized School/College for their students.
 Nationalized Bank Passbook with photograph
 Credit Cards issued by Banks with laminated photograph
 Unique Identification Card “Aadhaar”
The SMS will also have to be displayed during the course of On-board/Off-board checking. If the passenger fails to produce/display this SMS due to any eventuality (loss, discharged mobile/laptop etc.) but has the prescribed proof of identity, a penalty of Rs. 50/- per ticket as applicable to such cases will be levied. The ticket checking staff On board/Off board will give EFT for the same.
AKS/HK/LK/TR
(Release ID :80101)
Source: PIB

Kapil Sibal Inaugurates Round Table on National Postal Policy



Shri Kapil Sibal, Minister of Communications and Information Technology inaugurated a Round Table on National Postal Policy here today. Speaking on the occasion Shri Sibal said that in view of IT revolution India Post has to embrace the changes and to be prepared for challenges of tomorrow.

Shri Sachin Pilot Minister of State for Communications and Information Technology said that Department of Posts has to revisit and reinvent itself in the light of rapidly changing scenario. Though Department of Posts is already engaged in plethora of activities, it may explore other revenue streams.

Earlier Ms. Manjula Prashar, Secretary Department of Posts introduced the theme. Draft agenda for the Roundtable included –

Ø Vision, Mission and Policy
Ø USO of the Postal Sector.
Ø Organization and Market Research, environmental concerns and social responsibilities in the Postal Sector.
Ø Expansion and Modernization of Postal Network in India.
Ø Issues relating to Standardization of mail and National Address System.
Ø Issues relating to development of institutional framework with right and responsibility of Government regulator, operator and customer.
Ø Contours of Competition Policy in the Postal Sector.
Ø Issues of strategies relating to capacity development in the Postal Sector.
Ø Synchronization of domestic postal policies with WTO and other international norms.
Ø Roadmap for the Postal Sector.

The Round Table aimed at engaging in discussions with key stakeholders related to the Postal Sector. The conference was addressed by various stakeholders giving their inputs in order to frame a National Postal Policy which will address the interests and concerns of all. Indian postal sector requires a comprehensive policy document, representative of the interests of all the stakeholders and driving the postal sector to contribute to the social and economic development of the country.

In order to have a National Postal Policy which reflects the views of the broadest possible range of postal stakeholders, the participants at the Round Table included stakeholders from Government, Operators Representative Associations, Think Tank, Academia, Users of Postal & Communication Services, Banks, Regulators, Transporters and stakeholders in international business besides senior officers of Department of Posts.

Source Press Information Bureau 

INCOME TAX ON SALARIES – FINANCIAL YEAR 2011-12 (ASSESSMENT YEAR 2012-2013




INCOME TAX ON SALARIES – FINANCIAL YEAR 2011-12
(ASSESSMENT YEAR 2012-13)

Notification No. 36/2011 F. NO. 142/09/2011 (TPL), Dated 23-6-2011 issued by Income tax department exempts Tax payers in the salaried class from filing Income tax return if the tax payer's salary income and interest received from bank not exceeding Rs.10,000/- both put together did not exceed Rs.5,00,000
during the financial year 2011-12 (Assessment year 2012-13).

As per the Finance Act, 2011, income-tax is required to be deducted under Section 192 of the Income-tax Act 1961 from income chargeable under the head "Salaries" for the financial year 2011-2012 (i.e. Assessment Year 2012-2013) at the following rates:


RATES OF INCOME-TAX

                              A. Normal Rates of tax:

1. Where the total income does not                                                         Nil
exceed Rs. 1,80,000/-. 
     
2. Where the total income exceeds                                           10 per cent of the
Rs. 1,80,000 but does not exceed                                               amount by which the
Rs. 5,00,000/-.                                                                            total income exceeds
                                                                                                    Rs. 1,80,000/-

3. Where the total income exceeds                                           Rs. 32,000/- plus 20
Rs. 5,00,000/- but does not exceed                                            per cent of the amount
Rs. 8,00,000/-.                                                                            by which the total
                                                                                                    income exceeds
                                                                                                    Rs. 5,00,000/-.

4. Where the total income exceeds                                            Rs. 92,000/- plus 30
Rs. 8,00,000/-.                                                                            per cent of the amount by                  
                                                                                                    which the total income
                            exceeds Rs. 8,00,000/-.
B. Rates of tax for a woman, resident in India and below sixty years of age at any time during the financial year:

1. Where the total income does not                                                                Nil
exceed Rs. 1,90,000/-.

2. Where the total income exceeds                                         10 per cent, of the
Rs. 1,90,000 but does not exceed                                            amount by which the
Rs. 5,00,000/-.                                                                             total income exceeds
                                                                                                     Rs. 1,90,000/-

3. Where the total income exceeds                                          Rs. 31,000/- plus 20
Rs. 5,00,000/- but does not                                                        per cent of the
exceed Rs. 8,00,000/-.                                                                 amount by which the
                                                                                                      total income exceeds
                                                                                                      Rs. 5,00,000/-.

4. Where the total income exceeds                                           Rs. 91,000/- plus 30
Rs. 8,00,000/-.                                                                               per cent of the
                                                                                                       amount by which the
                       total income exceeds
                                                                                                       Rs. 8,00,000/-.
 

As per the explanations given in the Income tax Act “Salary” includes dearness allowance, if the terms of employment so provide, but excludes all other allowances and perquisites.

“As per explanation given under Rule 3 of IT Rules which clearly stipulates that ” salary includes the pay, allowances, bonus payable monthly or otherwise but does not include the following viz., :- (i) Dearness Allowance or Dearness pay unless it enters into the computation of superannuation or retirement benefits of the assessee concerned ”


As per our extant Pension Rules 1972 pay plus DP will only form part for the retirement benefits. Whereas in the New Pension Scheme it is otherwise (i.e) 10% of pay + DA + DP is the subscription by the employee and contribution by the employer.
New in Income tax  details  for  2011-12 (Assessment Year 2012-13)
Contribution to New Pension System (NPS) by employer (in the case of government employee it is 10% of pay in pay band and grade pay) is to be included in the income like we did in the previous years. However, in order to encourage investments in NPS, this amount has been exempted from payment of any Income tax. In other words, while the entire Contribution to NPS to the employee has to be included in the income of employee, the same to the extent of 10% of salary can be deducted from the income. Hence, in the case of a Government Employee, 100% of Government Contribution to NPS is exempted..
Savings/Deductions under Chapter VI-A:
  • Section 80C (Amount paid towards life insurance premium, contributions in GPF, CPF, PPF, NPS, NSS etc, tuition fees, payment, Housing Loan principal repayment)
  • Section 80CCC (Deduction in respect of contributions to certain pension funds)
  • Section 80CCD (Deduction in respect of contributions to pension scheme of Central Government)
Note: Section 80CCE restricts aggregate amount of deduction under section 80C, 80CCC
and 80CCD to one lakh rupees). The subscribers in New Pension Scheme (NPS) are
allowed to deduct the entire government contribution in NPS without any ceiling.
In the last year (financial year 2010-11) Government contribution in NPS was also subjected
to Rs. one lakh restriction under Section 80 CCE.
  • Deductions under Sec. 80D for Health Insurance of parents. (Max. Rs. 20,000/- if parents are Senior Citizen, otherwise Rs. 15,000/-).
  • Section 80DD (Deduction in respect of maintenance including medical treatment of dependent who is a person with disability- Maximum amount- Rs. 1 lakh)
  • Section 80DDB (Deduction in respect of medical treatment. Maximum amount – Rs.40,000)
  • Section 80E (Deduction in respect of interest on loan taken for higher education)
  • Section 80G (Deduction in respect of donations to certain funds, charitable institutions, etc.)
  • Section 80GG (Deduction in respect of rents paid subject to ceiling if HRA not received)
  • Section 80GGA (Deduction in respect of certain donations for scientific research or rural development)
  • Section 80GGC (Deduction in respect of contributions given by any person to political parties)
  • Section 80U (Deduction in case of a person with disability-An amount of Rs.50,000 and Rs. 1 lakh in the case of self is physically disabled and severely physically disabled respectively)
  •  
    Other aspects of HRA :
    In the case of employee residing in his own house, is the HRA exempt from Tax ?
    No. As he is not paying any rent, so exemption from tax with regard to H.R.A. is
    restricted to ‘Nil’.

    Should Rent receipt compulsorily be given to DDO ?No. salaried employees drawing house rent allowance upto Rs.3,000 pm will be
    exempted from giving rent receipt to DDO. But in the regular assessment
    of the employee, the Assessing Officer is free to make enquiry or request proof
    of payment of rent by assessee.

    The exemption from tax with regard to HRA is restricted to the least of
    the following amounts:-

    (i) Actual amount of  H.R.A.
    (ii) The amount by which actual rent paid by the employee exceeds 10% of his salary;
    (iii) 50% of salary if the rented house is situated at Delhi, Bombay, Kolkata or Chennai, or
    40% of the salary in the case of other cities.
    A new section 80CCF has been inserted by the Finance Act, 2010, wef
    01.04.2011. The section 80CCF provides for deduction available to an
    individual or a HUF, the whole of the amount, to the extent such
    amount does not exceed Rs 20,000, paid or deposited during financial
    year 2010-11, as subscription to long-term infrastructure bonds as
    notified by the Central Govt for the purpose of this section.
    (Board Notification no 48/2010 dated 09.09.2010)

    Deduction under this section can not exceed Rs 20,000 and are available only for
    current financial year 2011-12. The deduction under this section will be in addition
    to overall limit of deduction of upto Rs one lakh under section 80C, 80CCC and
    sub section (1) of Section 80 CCD.

    Courtesy : http://aipeup3tn.blogspot.in & SA POST

Solved question Paper of IPO Examination held on 29th January 2012 Question No 23 to 150


Q23  If directive principles of states  policy  is infringed
Answer: There is no remedy by judicial proceedings
Q24  Indira  sawheny V union  of India  is a  case dealing with

Answer : Reservation for OBC
25  Article 17 of the  constitution
Answer : Abolishes  untouchability 
26 which part of the constitution  reflects the mind and  ideals  of the framers
Answer : Preamble
27  The power of institution of suits and proceedings against the central government and state government is provided in which article
Answer  Article 300
28The attorney General  of India holds office  during  the pleasure of the
Answer : President
29 The eighth  schedule of the constitution contains

Answer : List of language recognaized by the constitution
30 National emergency can be declared by the president
Answer : On recommendation of the council  of ministers
31 The provisions of art 311 does not apply to
Answer All of these
32 who decides whether a bill is a money bill or not
Answer :Speaker of the Lok Sabha
33 who is the Ex – office Chairman of the Raja Sabha
Answer : The Vice-President

34 Which article seperates Judiciary from executive
Answer :Habeas Corpus
35 All  india  services has been created  under which article
Answer :Article 50
36 Which of the following  right is not provided under the consumer protection act
Answer : Article 312
37  The pecuniary jurisdiction of consumer state commission is
Answer : Right to punish
38 The pecuniary jurisdiction of consumer state commission is
Answer : None of the above
39 The limitation for filling appeal  under the consumer protection act is
 Answer : 30 days from the order
40 Medical services were brought under the consumer protection act by the supreme court in the famous case of
 Answer : Indian medical association v V.P shata

41  Consumer mentioned u/section 2 of the act includes
Answer  Both of them
42 The limitation for filing a  consumer complaint is
Answer : Two year
43 The delay in filing consumer complaint can be condoned under
Answer: Section 24 A(2) of the Act
44 Consumer disputes  redressal fourm to be known as 
 Answer : District Forum
45 The responsibility of a consumer under the act  includes
Answer:  All of the above
46  Appeal  from the orders of consumer national commission lies to
Answer : Supreme Court
47 under which  provision district forum can impose punitive damages
Answer: Section 14(d) of the Act
48 A person against whom  an order has been passed by the district forum may go  into appeal to the consumer state commission subject to  his depositing
Answer :Lesser of (A) & (B)
49 The president of consumer state  commission is appointed by the state government in  constitution with the
Answer :Chief Justice of the High Court
50 The pecuniary jurisdiction of  consumer national commission is
Answer : Above 1 Core
51 The provision of transfer of complaints from one district forum to another within the state vests with the state commission under 
Answer : Section 17 A of the Act
52 The word  “information “ under the  RTI act includes
Answer : Both of them
53  The RTI act  came into effect in the year
Answer : 2005
54  The provision of the RTI act giving  citizen right to  information is
Answer : Section 3
55 The language of an application  under the RTI act may be
 Answer : All of the above
56  The period for filing  appeal under the RTI act  is  
  Answer : 30  days
57  An application making request for information
Answer : Shall not be required to give any reason for requesting the information
58 The general time limit for providing information sought under  RTI act is
Answer : 30 days
59 The type of information exempted under the RTI act  are mentioned in 
Answer : Section 8
60 The term  of offices for the chief information commissioner and information commissioners is
Answer : Five year and  superannuation age being 65 years, whichever is earlier

61  Bar of Jursdiction of courts in respect of any  order made under the RTI act is contained in
Answer : Section 23
62 The umbrella organization under the RTI act to coordinates and monitor the implementation of the  provisions of the act is
Answer : National Advisory council
63  The object of the RTI act is
Answer : All the above
64  RTI act applies to 
Answer : Only A & B
65  The period for  filling second appeal under section 19 of the RTI act is
Answer : 90 days
66  The limit  of penalty  to be  imposed by the state information commission or the central information commission under section 20  of the act on the principal information officer  is rupees

Answer :
67  Number of chapters in the Indian  penal code 1860 are
Answer : 23
68 How many types of punishments have been prescribed under the Indian penal code
Answer : Five
69  Chapter V of Indian  penal code deals with
 Answer : Abetment
70  abettor is a person
Answer : Who instigates the commission of offence
71  Preventing services of  summons or other proceeding or preventing publication thereof shall be published with
Answer : Any of A and B
72  Under section  99 the right of private defence is
Available against public servants only when  their acts cause reasonable apprehension  of death  or grievous  hurt
73  A public  servant absconding to avoid service of summons or other proceeding shall be punished with
Answer : Simple imprisonment for 1 month an fine Rs 500
74  Obstructing public servant in discharge functions shall be punished with
 Answer : Imprisonment for 3 months, or fine of Rs 500/- or both
75 Numbers of chapters in the Indian evidence act 1872
Answer : 11
76  indian evidence act  1872 does not apply on affidavits and arbitration

Answer : Correct statement
77 Relevancy is
78 RTI act 2005 covers all the state in the India  except

Answer :  Jammu & Kashmir
79 Which  one of the following is not a member of  committee for appointment of CIC
Answer :  Speaker of Lok sabha
80  which of the following  is not a writ  provided in the constitution of india

81  Code of civil procedure came in to force in the year

Answer 1909
82  Mesne  profits under CPC means

Answer : Owner of property
83 Foreign judgment under CPC means

Answer : The Judgment  of  foreign court
84  Decree of a civil  court means and  includes

85 Judgment debtor means

Answer :A person against whom decree has been passed
86  Pleader menas
Answer : Any person entitled to appear and plead for another in court

87 The word  judge under CPC  means

Answer :  Presiding officer of a Civil Court

88 The word ‘ order ‘under section 2 of CPC means
Answer : formal expression of any decision of a Civil Court 

89 Share  in a corporation shall be  deemed  to  include 
Answer : Bond , stock ,debenture stock
90  Apart from the state of Jammu & Kashmir which is the state where on whole of it CPC does not  apply
Answer : Nagaland  

91.     A proclamation under section 82 of CrPC can be issued against a person against whom a warrant has been issued Thus a proclamation can be issued against

Answer :   Accused offender
92  Attachment of the property of the person absconding

Answer :   Can be issued simultaneously with the publication of the proclamation of the proclamation u/s 82 of CrPC

93.     A proclamation requiring a person to appear must be published giving

Answer :   Not less than 30 day time to the person concerned

94.     Period of limitation for filing claims and objections to the attachment of any property attached u/s 83 of CrPC by any person other than the proclaimed person, as provided u/s 84 of CrPC is

Answer :   Within six month of attachment

95.     Period of limitation for filing a suit to establish the right over the property attached by a person other than the proclaimed person, who has filed claims and objections to the attachment, is

Answer :    One year from the date of disallowing the claim

96.     If the person proclaimed appears within the period specified in the proclamation, the property attached:

Answer :    Shall be released from attachment

97.     The right of claiming the attached property or sale proceeds thereof by the proclaimed person flows from:

Answer :    Section 85 of Cr.PC

98.     If the proclaimed person does not appear within the period specified in the proclamation, the property under attached:

Answer :   Both A and B

99.     A proclaimed person whose property has been attached can claim the property or the sale proceeds, on appearance.

Answer :    Within two year of attachment
100.     The right of claiming the attached property or sale proceeds thereof by the proclaimed person is subject to his satisfying the court that:

Answer :   Both A and B
101.     The power of issuing proclamation u/s 82 CrPC

Answer :   All the above
102.     A proclamation issued u/s 82 CrPC is issued

Answer :   To secure the attendance of the person concerned before the court

103.     Attachment order u/s 83 of CrPC is to be passed

Answer :  by a court issuing proclamation u/sec 82 Crpc
104.     Attachment u/s 83 CrPC of a land paying revenue to the state government, be made

Answer :    Through the District collector within whose jurisdiction land is situated.

105.     A  fact forming  of the same transaction is relevant u/s 6 of Evidence Act:

Answer :   Through not in issue and may have occurred at the same time & place or at different time & place

106.     Several classes of facts, which are connected with the transaction(s) in a particular mode are relevant

Answer :   Under Section 6 of Evidence Act

107.     Motive behind an Act is relevant

Answer :   Under Section 8 of Evidence Act

108.     Preparation for an Act is relevant:

Answer :   Under Section 8 of Evidence Act

109     Under section 8 of Evidence Act conduct is relevant:

Answer :   Both A&B

110.     Under section 8 of Evidence Act:

Answer :  All the above are relevant

111.     When the conduct of any person is relevant, any statement made to him or in his presence and hearing, which affects such conduct is relevant:

Answer :   Under Section 8 of Evidence Act

112.     Facts which are cause of facts in issue are relevant

Answer :   Under Section 7 of Evidence Act

113.     A person is not entitled to give evidence of fact which he is disentitled to prove by any provision of law

Answer :   Under Section 5 of Evidence Act

114.     The question is, whether certain goods ordered from B were delivered to A, The goods were delivered to several intermediate persons successively.  Each delivery is a relevant fact:

Answer :   Under Section 7 of Evidence Act

115.     The question is, whether  A murdered B Marks on the ground, produced by a struggle at or near the place where the murder was committed are relevant Facts:

Answer :   Under Section 7 of Evidence Act

116.     A is accused of murder of B by beating him.  Whatever was said or done by A or B or the by-standers at the beating, is a relevant fact:

Answer :   Under Section 6 of Evidence Act

117.     A is tired for murder of B by poison.  The fact that before the death of B,  A procured poison similar to that which was administered to B, is a relevant fact:

Answer :   Under Section 8 of Evidence Act

118.     The question is is whether A committed a crime.  The fact that A absconded after receiving a letter warning that enquiry was being made for the criminal and contents of the letter, are relevant:

Answer :   Under Section 8 of Evidence Act

119.     The question is, whether A was robbed.  The fact that soon after the alleged robbery, he made a complaint relating to the offence detailing the circumstances, are relevant:

Answer :   Under Section 8 of Evidence Act

120.     A sues B upon a bond for the payment of money.  B denies the making of bond.  The fact that at the time when the bond was alleged to be made,  B required money for particular purpose, is relevant.

Answer :   Under Section 8 of Evidence Act

121.     Wrongful gain means

 Answer :    Gain by unlawful means of property which the person gaining is not entitled

122.     Wrongful loss means

Answer :    Loss b unlawful means of property which he person losing it, is legally entitled

123.     Dishonestly has been defined as doing anything with intention to cause wrongful gain to one person and wrongful loss to another:

Answer :    Under section 24 IPC

124.     Fraudulently has been defined as doing anything with intent to defraud:

Answer :    Under section 25 of IPC

125.     Section 34 of IPC

Answer creats a substantive offense
126.     Under section 46 of IPC, death denotes:

Answer :   Death of a human being

127.     Illegal signifies

Answer :    All the above

128.     Nothing is said to be done or believed t be done in good faith which is done or believed without due care & intention- as defined:

Answer :    Under section 52 IPC

129.     Personating a public servant is an offence

Answer :   Under section  170 IPC

130.     The term injury as defined in Section 44 of IPC, means

Answer :   Any harm illegally to a person in body, mind, property and reputation

132.     For the application of section 34 IPC there must be at least

Answer :    Two persons
133.     Non attendance in obedience to an order from public servant is punishable:

Answer :    Under section 174 of IPC

134.     Furnishing false information to a public servant being legally bound is publishable

Answer :   Under section 177 of IPC

135.     Obstructing public servant in discharge of public functions is punishable

Answer :   Under section 186 of IPC

136.     Disobedience to order duly promulgated by public servant is punishable:

Answer :    Under section 188 of IPC

137.     Threat of injury to public servant is punishable

Answer :   Under section 189 of IPC

138.     Breach of contract to attend helpless person is punishable

Answer :   Under section 491 of IPC

139.     Commutation of sentence for imprisonment of life is provided:

Answer :    In section 55 of IPC

140.     Under section 73 IPC a convict can be put to solitary confinement but the total period of the same can not exceed

Answer :   Three months.
141.     In case of an offence punishable with fine only, imprisonment for non payment of fine

Answer :   has to be simple

142.     In IPC the pronoun he and its derivative are used to denote.

Answer :   Either

143     In IPC the word India means the territory of India excluding

Answer :    State of Jammu and Kashmir

144.     The word public servant has been defined in IPC

Answer :    In section 21
145.     The word special law has been defined in section 41 of IPC to mean

Answer :    A law applicable to a particular subject

146.     The unlawful engagement of public servant in trade is prohibited

Answer :    In section 168 of IPC

147.  The unlawful buying or bidding in property by public servants is prohibited:

Answer :   In section 169 of IPC

148.     Under section 53 of IPC, offenders are liable to following types of punishments:

Answer :   Five

149.     A writes his name on the back of a bill of exchange.  As the effect of this endorsement is transfer the right to the bill to any person, who may become lawful holder of it:

Answer :    The endorsement is a valuable security

150.     The concept of common intention to fasten criminal liability has been provided.

Answer :    In section 34 of IPC
Solved by s jayachandran , SA , Mavelikara Division.9961464279