How to Hide the HDD Partitions?

This trick is for all those people who wants to hide tons of data into their box. So here it is, if you have very important data in your hard drive placed in some partition which you do not want anybody to see then this trick is only for you!!!

1. Just click on start>run type gpedit.msc

2. Now navigate through user configuration> administrative templates > windows components> windows explorer

3. Double click on “Hide these specified drives in My Computer” modify it accordingly.

4. Then just below you will find another option “Prevent access to drives from My Computer”, double click on this option and modify it accordingly.

5. To make it visible again select "disable" by double clicking on the “Hide these specified drives in My Computer” option.

WARNING : Don't try to experiment with other options in gpedit.msc if you don't know, what exactly your doing. Just have some patience and follow my tutorials regularly, i am going to tell you everything that is configurable in windows [and those also which you thought before, "Seems not possible to change ;-)" 

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FAMOUS INDIAN LEADERS BORN ON ------ STUDY MATERIAL FOR IPO EXAMINATION

Name of the person	BORN ON
Annie Besant	October 1, 1847
Bal Gangadhar Tilak	July 23, 1856
Dr. B.R. Ambedkar	April 14, 1891
Chandrashekhar Azad	July 23,1906
Gopal Krishna Gokhale	May 9, 1866
Jawaharlal Nehru	November 14, 1889
Lal Bahadur Shastri	October 2, 1904
Motilal Nehru	May 6, 1861
Dr. Rajendra Prasad	December 3, 1884
Rajiv Gandhi	August 20, 1944
Sardar Patel	October 31, 1875
Sarojini Naidu	February 13, 1879
Subhas Chandra Bose	January 23, 1897
Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan	September 5, 1888
Kasturba Gandhi	April 11, 1869
Jayaprakash Narayan	11 October 1902``
Jyoti Basu	July 8, 1914
Dr Zakir Hussain	February 8, 1897
K.R. Narayanan	October 27, 1920
Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed	May 13, 1905
C.N. Annadurai	September 15, 1909
K Kamaraj	15 July 1903
V.P. Singh	June 25, 1931
E M S Namboodiripad	June 13, 1909
V. K. Krishna Menon	May 3, 1896
N. T. Rama Rao	May 28, 1923
Jayalalithaa Jayaram	24 February 1948
J.B. Kripalani	November 11, 1888
Atal Bihari Vajpayee	25 December, 1924
Charan Singh	December 23, 1902
Chandra Shekhar	July 1, 1927
Farooq Abdullah	21st October, 1937
Indrajit Gupta	March 18, 1919
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Re-fixation of pay and payment of arrears in respect of staff whose increment is due between February and June 2006

One Time Increment Arrears - Employees whose increment is due between Feb & Jun 2006.

South Central Railway Employees Sangh has published an office order on its website on 7.6.2012 about the re-fixation of pay and payment of arrears for Railway employees whose increment is due between February and June 2006.

The procedure of fixation and calculation of arrears for the eligible employees has been explained in the office order. As per the order, payment of arrears of increment is scheduled on 29.6.2012. The arrears payment will be credited to the eligible employee's bank accounts respectively. Additionally said in the order , the schedule should strictly followed for payment of arrears on increments. 


We have reproduced the order and given below for your convenience...

South Central Railway

Headquarters Office
Personnel Branch
Secunderabad

Date: 07.06.2012

No.P(R)359/V

FA&CAO/SC, Dy.COP/CN/SC
All Sr.DOPs, Sr.DFMs, Sr.EDPMs, WPOs, WAOs, APO/S&T/WS/MFT
Dy.CMM/G&S/MFT, Dy.CE/EWS/LGD, Dy.CEE/Shops/LGD
Principals, RDC/LGD, ZRTI/MLY, STC/LGD, Chief Cashier/SC
Sr.Manager/P&S/SC, SPO/RE.

Sub :- Re-fixation of pay and payment of arrears in respect of staff whose increment is due between February and June 2006.


Ref :- (i) Railway Board's letter No.PC-VI/2012/I/RSRP/I dated 23.03.2012 (SC No.33/2012)
          (ii) This office letter of even number dated 13.04.2012.

Consequent upon Board's letter dated 23.03.2012 cited, the railway employees who are due to get their annual increment between February and June in 2006 may be granted one increment on 01.01.2006 in the pre-revised scales as one time measure. The pay of these eligible employees is, therefore, to be re-fixed. In this regard, the following schedule is laid down for arranging payment of arrears of increment.

1.	Fixation charts to be sent Accounts	11.06.2012
2.	Fixation charts returned to Personnel Branch by accounts duly certified	19.06.2012
3.	D&D statements to be sent to Accounts by Personnel Branch	24.06.2012
4.	D&D statements returned to Personnel Branch by Accounts duly certified	27.06.2012
5.	Final Supplementary Bill to be sent to Accounts by Personnel Branch	28.06.2012
6.	Payment of arrears to be credited to Bank	29.06.2012

No honorarium is payable for preparing and passing the bills separately for this work. The above schedule should strictly be followed for payment of arrears on increments.

sd/- (K.Yesupadam) Dy.CPO/W&Res.

sd/-                                                                                              (Raju Kancharla) Dy.CAO/G

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Departmental, criminal proceedings can proceed at a time: HC

New Delhi, June 10, 2012: A government official can be made to face departmental disciplinary proceedings and trial for his alleged role in a criminal case simultaneously, the Delhi High Court has ruled, rejecting the plea of an IFS officer, facing the twin trouble. 

“The employer should not wait for the decision of the criminal court before taking anydisciplinary action against the employee and that such decision on the part of the employer does not violate the principles of natural justice,”said a bench of Justices Badar Durrez Ahmed and V K Jain, rejecting the plea of the IFS officer, allegedly involved in trafficking nine persons to Germany in 2005.

“It would, thus, be seen that there is no legal bar on disciplinary proceedings and criminal trial proceedings simultaneously, against the same person,” the bench added, citing various apex court’s decisions.

Rakesh Kumar, a 1972-batch officer of the Indian Foreign Service, had moved the high court for stay on the disciplinary proceedings against him till conclusion of the criminal trial against him saying that it would cause“grave” prejudice to him.

A local court yesterday framed charges for offences of criminal conspiracy, cheating, forgery and corruption against Kumar and three others in the human trafficking case.

Kumar, the erstwhile director general with the Indian Council of Cultural Relations, had allegedly facilitated the trafficking of nine individuals to Germany under the guise of fake cultural group ‘Mehak Punjab Di’ by misusing his official position for extraneous considerations.

Justice Jain, writing the verdict, said “We… Find no reasonable possibility of any prejudice being caused to the petitioner, on account of the departmental proceedings being held simultaneously with the criminal trial.”

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SBCO Control Registers Softwares ( SB63, RD85 , MIS85 & all Categories etc )

SBCO Control Registers Softwares ( SB63, RD85 , MIS85 & all Categories etc ) :   Download


1. Download and Unzip

2. Copy all the file into a Folder  ( Eg. COREG)
    ( Foxpro supporting files available in the COREG folder )

3. Create a Batch File and give name as "COREG.BAT"
     Patch file creation procedure


    C:\>   Edit  COREG.BAT
      
@ECHO OFF
CD\COREG
FOXPRO COREG
CD\
CLS

Save the file  and create Shortcut into Desktop

4. Execute this COREG.BAT
    ( Password  : RAJA)

5. Give HPO details

6. Add All SOs Names and Opening Balance to each SO for particular date

7. Then Enter Date wise Transaction

8. Prepare SBCO Registers

9. The LOT.exe is used to prepare LOTs for all categories

10. We can Convert  the Data  if the LOTs are prepared by this software ....

Download Foxpro 

If any Doubt  mail to iamraajaas@gmail.com

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LATEST INTEREST RATES CHART... ... (w.e.f. 01.04.2012)

LATEST INTEREST RATES CHART... ... (w.e.f. 01.04.2012)

Scheme	Term	Rate of Interest	Monthly Deposit	Total Interest	Maturity Amount
RD	5 Yr	8.4 % QCI	1000	14651	74651

Scheme	Term	Rate of Interest	Deposit Amount	Total Interest	Maturity Amount
TD	1 Yr	8.2 % QCI	10000	846	10846
	2 Yr	8.3 % QCI	10000	1712	11712
	3 Yr	8.4 % QCI	10000	2601	12601
	5 Yr	8.5 % QCI	10000	4385	14385
MIS	5 Yr	8.5 % SI	15000	6360	21360
SCS	5 Yr	9.3 % SI	10000	4660	14660
NSC	5 Yr	8.6 % HCI	10000	5235	15235
	10 Yr	8.9 % HCI	10000	13887	23887

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