26 Aug 2012

INDIA won the ICC Under-19 World Cup 2012

INDIA won the ICC U19 World Cup 2012 today.

The ICC U19 World Cup 2012 final between India and Australia on 26 August, 2012. India defeat Australia by 6 wickets. The skipper unmukth chandh made it possible with a stunning century.

Score
AUS - 225/8 ( 50 overs )
IND - 227/4 ( 47.4 overs )



14 Aug 2012

India's sixth medal of the 2012 Olympics

London: The 29-year-old, Wrestler Sushil Kumar on Sunday created history by becoming the first Indian to win back-to-back Olympic medals when he assured himself a silver by  storming into the final of the men`s freestyle 66 category in a dramatic fashion at the Excel arena.

He ended India’s campaign at the London Olympic Games on a bright note by securing a sixth medal on the final day.

With the addition of Sushil's silver medal, India completed their engagements in the 30th edition of the Olympics with a record haul of six medals -- two silver and four bronze -- but the gold medal could not be won by any one.

"It was bronze in Beijing, and now it's a silver. So we are gradually going up and may be in the next Olympics, I will be able to win the gold medal," Sushil said.

"I had a stomach problem just after the semi-final, because of the dehydration. I lost weight and was feeling a little weak. But we have got a silver medal and we will try for gold medal in the next Olympics," Sushil said after the medal ceremony.

"I had said about 15 days ago that we will do well. It was a question of what will be the colour of medals. I am happy that Yogeshwar won a bronze and our performance will keep improving," he said.



India's fifth medal of the 2012 Olympics

London Olympics 2012 Wrestling

Yogeshwar Dutt won bronze medal in Men's 60kg freestyle category wrestling.

Yogeshwar Dutt won India's fifth medal and fourth bronze at London Olympics.

Indian wrestler Yogeshwar Dutt won bronze medal in the men’s 60 kg freestyle category in his third Olympic  appearance at London.

In London, Dutt defeated Jong Myong Ri of DPR Korea for the bronze medal after he had won two repechage rounds. After losing his second round match to Besik Kudukhov of Russia Dutt won two repechage rounds and then the bronze medal match. 

Yogeshwar Dutt defeated Masoud Esmaeilpoorjouybari of Iran 3-1 in the second repechage round to book a place in the bronze medal bout. 

Yogeshwar Dutt won his first repechage round against Franklin Gomez Matos of Puerto Rico 3-0.




11 Aug 2012

Tintu Luka disappointed our hopes

800m semifinal


By her standards, Luka ran well. She clocked her season best time of 1 minute, 59.69 seconds but it wasn’t enough to take her through to the final. The last of the eight qualifiers had a timing of 1:59.45. Luka was good, but others were better.

PT Usha also pointed out lack of high-level competition as a reason for Luka not doing so well at top meets against the best athletes. “There is very little competition in India to keep Tintu occupied. We have to travel a lot to take part in big tournaments and sometimes, it becomes difficult to do that logistically. That is hurting her a lot,” Usha said.

10 Aug 2012

Intelligence Bureau (IB) Assistant Central Intelligence Officer ( ACIO )

Intelligence Bureau Assistant Central Intelligence Officer ( ACIO )

Assistant Central Intelligence Officer ( ACIO ) Examination in IB 2012

Closing Date for Examination Application Form : 19.08.2012
Online applications are invited from Indian nationals for direct recruitment to the post of Assistant Central Intelligence Officer, Grade II / Executive, General Central Service, Group – C ( Non – Gazetted / Non – Ministerial ) in the Intelligence Bureau, ( Ministry of Home Affairs ), Government of India in the pay scale of Rupee 9300-34800/- with Grade Pay of Rupee 4200/- ( plus admissible Central Government allowances in the Bureau ).

Syllabus ( Intelligence Bureau Assistant Central Intelligence Officer Grade II syllabus )

Paper I - Objective based questions

General Awareness / GK / English / Reasoning / Mathematics

Paper II - Descriptive type

Essay writing / Precise writing