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• towns of India with a population of 10,000 or more will have an office of LIC • towns of India with a population of 10,000 or more will have an office of LIC and an office of at least one public sector general insurance company. I propose to achieve this goal by 31.3.2014. KYC of banks will be sufficient to acquire insurance policies. • Banks will be permitted to act as insurance brokers so that the entire network of • bank branches will be utilised to increase penetration. Banking correspondents will be allowed to sell micro-insurance products. • Group insurance products will now be offered to homogenous groups such as • SHGs, domestic workers associations, anganwadi workers, teachers in schools, nurses in hospitals etc. There are about 10,00,000 motor third party claims that are pending before • Tribunals/Courts. Public sector general insurance companies will organise adalats to settle the claims and give relief to the affected persons/families.

91. Insurance Laws (Amendment) Bill and the PFRDA Bill are before this House. I 91. Insurance Laws (Amendment) Bill and the PFRDA Bill are before this House. I sincerely hope that Government and the Opposition can arrive at a consensus and pass the two Bills in this session. The Rashtriya Swasthiya Bima Yojana covers 34 million families below the poverty line. 92. It will now be extended to other categories such as rickshaw, auto-rickshaw and taxi drivers, sanitation workers, rag pickers and mine workers. A comprehensive and integrated social security package for the unorganised sector is a 93. measure that will benefit the poorest and most vulnerable sections of society. The package should include life-cum-disability cover, health cover, maternity assistance and pension benefits. The present schemes such as AABY, JSBY, RSBY, JSY and IGMSY are run by different ministries and departments. I propose to facilitate convergence among the various stakeholder ministries/departments so that we can evolve a comprehensive social security package.

Capital Market I believe that India's capital market is among the best regulated markets. This year is 94. I believe that India's capital market is among the best regulated markets. This year is 94. SEBI's silver jubilee year and I offer the regulator our congratulations. A proposal to amend the SEBI Act to strengthen the regulator is under consideration. I have a number of proposals relating to the capital market that have been finalised in 95. consultation with SEBI:

• are many categories of foreign portfolio investors such as FIIs, sub-accounts, • are many categories of foreign portfolio investors such as FIIs, sub-accounts, QFIs etc. and there are also different avenues and procedures for them. Designated depository participants, authorised by SEBI, will now be free to register different classes of portfolio investors, subject to compliance with KYC guidelines. SEBI will simplify the procedures and prescribe uniform registration and other • norms for entry of foreign portfolio investors. SEBI will converge the different KYC norms and adopt a risk-based approach to KYC to make it easier for foreign
8. Achievement on Doctoral /FPM/EFPM Guidance/ Supervision
S N	Nature of Programme (Ph.D/FPM/ EFPM)	Nature of Achievement (Guidance/ Supervision )	Name of Candidate (s) under Guidance / Supervision during the Academic Year	Thesis Title	Area of work i.e. HR/ Finance etc.	Date of award of Ph.D/ FPM / EFPM to candidate (s)

9. Scholarships/Awards Wonby the Candidate
S N	Whether Scholarship or Award	Name of Award/Scholarship	State/Nation al / International	Constituting body Venue of Presentation	Date (Month and Year) of issuance of Award/Scholarship	Monetary Value of Award/Scholarship	Area to which activity relates; e.g. Mktg./ Fin./ HR/ Operations

10.Details of Professional Qualification/License/Certifications
S N	Name of Professional Qualification/License/Certifications	Issuer of Certification	Domain	From Date (Month and Year)	To Date (Month and Year)

11. MDP/ EDP Conducted /Organized by the Candidate as Program Director/ Coordinator/ Trainer
S N	Whether MDP/EDP	Role performed (Director or Coordinator/ Trainer)	Title of MDP/E DP	Organization for which MDP/EDP Conducted	Sector (Govt./Priva te)	Date of MDP/ EDP	Duration of MDP/ EDP/Training	Session conducted as trainer Number & Duration (in Hrs.)	Name of Topic Covered (For Trainer)	Area to which activity relates; e.g. Mktg./ Fin.
########## ReproductiveBiology

########## CourseCode:ZOOADK 406-4

No. of Credits - 4: {3(T) + 1(P)} Totalhours:45(Theory)(3hour/Week)

########## Objective

The objective of studying reproductive biology is to equip individuals with a comprehensive understanding of the intricate processes involved in reproduction.

########## Course outcome

The study of reproductive biology aims to provide individuals with a comprehensive understanding of reproductive processes, allowing them to apply this knowledge in various contexts, including human and animal reproduction, reproductive health, research, and conservation.

########## Course contents Theory Credit03

Ovarian and testicular physiology: Folliculogenesis and their control mechanisms, steroidogenesis and its hormonal regulation, menstrual cycle and its regulation, Female reproductive disorder, estrus cycle and its regulation, sertoli cell: structure and function; function of leydig cell. Spermatogenesis and oogenesis, Structure of Mammalian gametes mammals, Mechanism of implantation, organogenesis, Capacitation, Signal transduction pathway in acrosome reaction, placental hormones and their functions in mammals, Prevention of Polyspermy, contraception: hormonal and immune- contraception.

Cell specification: The developmental dynamics of the cell specification, Cell commitment and differentiation, Development of gonads, totipotency and pluripotency, stem cells: Embryonic stemcells and adult stem cells. Morphogenesis and cell adhesion molecules: Concept of morphogen gradients, role of paracrine factors in development, Hormonal control of amphibian metamorphosis, Embryonic induction, formation of organ rudiments and nucleo-cytoplasmic interaction in development.

Introduction to assisted reproduction technologies: IVF, ICSI, GIFT and ZIFT, Teratogenesis and its principle, Teratogens and its effect in development, Contribution of teratology to developmental biology, Role of maternal contribution in early embryonic development in droshopila: maternal effect genes and zygotic genes, vulva formation in Caenorhapdits elegans, homeotic genes, and hox genes in development
## Referências Bibliográficas

CAMARGO, C. P. F.; KOWARICK, L.; BRANT, V. C.; (Org.). São Paulo: 1a.ed. São Paulo: Ed. Loyola, 1976, v. 1, p. 107-145. 1975 crescimento e pobreza. CARDOSO, F. , Estudos Cebrap, 2, out-dez. 1972 'O regime político brasileiro' \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ R.J.: Paz e Terra, 1975. Autoritarismo e Democratização. CARDOSO, F.H. e LAMOUNIER, B. (coords.). . Os partidos e as eleições no Brasil Rio de Janeiro: Paz e Terra, 1975 COUTINHO, C. N. A Democracia como valor universal - notas sobre a questão S.P.: LECH - Livraria Editora Ciências Humanas LTDA., 1980 democrática no Brasil. OLIVEIRA, F. de (1972) Estudos 'A economia brasileira: crítica à razão dualista', Cebrap. São Paulo, 2, out-dez. LAUHERTA, M. . Tese Intelectuais e Transição: entre a Política e a Profissão (Doutorado em Ciência Política) - Faculdade de Filosofia, Letras e Ciências Humanas, Universidade de São Paulo, SP, 1999 PÉCAUT, D. . S.P.: Os Intelectuais e a Política no Brasil: entre o povo e a nação Ática, 1990 SERRA, J., TAVARES., M.C. (1971), 'Além da estagnação: uma discussão sobre o , Trimestre Econômico, 152, nov/dez. estilo de desenvolvimento recente do Brasil' SORJ, B. A construção intelectual do Brasil contemporâneo Da resistência à , Jorge Zahar Editor, RJ, 2001 ditadura ao governo FHC SINGER, P. (1973) , Estudos Cebrap, 6, out-dez. 'As contradições do Milagre' WEFFORT, F. Democracia e movimento operário: algumas questões para a In: Revista de Cultura Contemporânea 3 partes. história do período 1945-1964 CEDEC/Paz e terra, SP, 1979. \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ A cidadania dos trabalhadores. In: Direito, cidadania e . Lamounier, Bolivar; Weffort, F. C.; Benevides, Maria Victoria (Orgs.). participação TAQ, SP, 1981. \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ Brasiliense, SP, 1984. Por que democracia? \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ . Ildes, (Estudos, n° 1), SP, Incertezas da transição na América Latina 1988 \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ 'A América errada (Notas sobre a democracia e a modernidade na . Lua Nova, nº 21, SP, 1990 América Latina em crise)' \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ . Cadernos Cedec, Democracia política e desenvolvimento econômico nº 22, SP, 1991 \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ Companhia das Letras, SP, 1992 Qual democracia?
23PCOMC13	CORE COURSE - 3 23PCOMC13 - BANKING AND INSURANCE - BANKING AND INSURANCE	L	P	C
Semester-1	23PCOMC13 - BANKING AND INSURANCE	CORE COURSE - 3 23PCOMC13 - BANKING AND INSURANCE - BANKING AND INSURANCE	6	4

Learning Objectives:
LO1:	To understand the evolution of new era banking
LO2:	To explore the digital banking techniques
LO3:	To analyse the role of insurance sector
LO4:	To evaluate the mechanism of customer service in insurance and the relevant regulations
LO5:	To analsye risk and its impact in banking and insurance industry

Course Outcomes:
After the successful completion of the course, the students willbe able to:
CO1:	Relate the transformation in banking from traditional to new age
CO2:	Apply modern techniques of digital banking
CO3:	Evaluate the role of insurance sector
CO4:	Examine the regulatory mechanism
CO5:	Assess risk mitigation strategies

###### Unit I: Introduction to Banking

Banking:Brief History of Banking - Rapid Transformation in Banking: Customer Shift - Fintech Overview - Fintech Outlook - The Financial Disruptors - Digital Financial Revolution - New Era of Banking. Digital Banking - Electronic Payment Systems - Electronic Fund Transfer System - Electronic Credit and Debit Clearing - NEFT - RTGS - VSAT - SFMS - SWIFT.

###### Unit II: Contemporary Developments in Banking

Distributed Ledger Technology - Blockchain: Meaning - Structure of Block Chain - Types of Block Chain - Differences between DLT and Block chain - Benefits of Blockchain and DLT - Unlocking the potential of Block chain - Crypto currencies, Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) - Role of DLT in financial services - AI in Banking: Future of AI in Banking - Applications of AI in Banking - Importance of AI in banking - Banking reimagined with AI. Cloud banking - Meaning - Benefits in switching to Cloud Banking.

###### Unit III: Indian Insurance Market

History of Insurance in India - Definition and Functions of Insurance - Insurance Contract - Indian Insurance Market - Reforms in Insurance Sector - Insurance Organisation - Insurance organisation structure. Insurance Intermediaries: Insurance Broker - Insurance Agent - Surveyors and Loss Assessors - Third Party Administrators (Health Services) - Procedures - Code of Conduc

## Unit IV: Customer Services in Insurance

Customer Service in Insurance - Quality of Service - Role of Insurance Agents in Customer Service- Agent's Communication and Customer Service - Ethical Behaviour in Insurance - Grievance Redressal System in Insurance Sector - Integrated Grievance Management System- Insurance Ombudsman - Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India Act (IRDA) - Regulations and Guidelines

###### Unit V: Risk Management

Risk Management and Control in banking and insurance industries - Methods of Risk Management - Risk Management by Individuals and Corporations - Tools for Controlling Risk.
micro region is its smallness. There can be some specific micro regions such as belts of extraction of mineral or a reclaimed area, or a not-so-big command area of an irrigational project.

## 2.4.4 MICRO - MINOR REGION:

This is the region which is associated with, what is called, the grass-root planning. A micro- minor region can be a block for which also data exists now and for which there may be a plan. (So far as the quality of data is concerned, there is hardly any activity, or sector, or region or field for which data is not cooked by the vested interest groups: but, that is another story).The block level plan is integrated with the national plan, through the district and state level plans. A block level plan is not surgically cut portion of the district plan, which has its own logic and linkage. At block level, most of the officers will be more concerned with the implementation of the plans than formulating the plans. At block level, the main exercise will be to take into account of the physical and human resources and to find out the prime moving activities which will enable the block people to make best use of the development potential of the block to meet the basic needs of the people. Minimum needs can be satisfied with the production of basic goods with the help of low entropy local resources. Yet it cannot be said that 'external help' will not be necessary. Infrastructure support has to come from the developed regions. In fact, planning of the development of the transport, communication, banking, education, medical and many service facilities has got to be done at the national level. At the panchayat level, basic goods and services can be arranged through the efforts of the local people. Many activities can be so planned that they improve the socio-economic conditions of the people without being the part of the national plan. Several activities can be undertaken with the cooperation of the local people, with minimum of financial and real resource support from outside e.g., development of dairying, animal husbandry, pisciculture, poultry, soil conservation measures, optimization of the cropping pattern. The most important test of micro-minor planning is that the people need not look towards the centre for it. Now days, a lot of importance is given to 'water harvesting'. Water is proxy for the use of modern inputs in agriculture. Much of the run-off water goes waste and the infiltration rate is also low. If this water can be harvested, not only the run-off water can be stored, but sub-soil water reserves can also become rich. Micro-minor watershed
resultsforeffectiveantibioticselection.

########## SuggestedReadings

- 1. Pelzar, M.J. Jr., Chen E.C. S., Krieg, N.R. (2010). Microbiology: An application based approach. Tata McGraw Hill Education Pvt. Ltd., Delhi.
- 2. Tortora,G.J., Funke,B.R.,Case.C.L.(2007).Microbiology.PearsonBenjaminCummings,SanFrancisco,U.S.A.9thedition.
- 3. Pommerville,J.C.2011.Alcamo'sfundamentalsofmicrobiology,9th Edition.
- 4. Male,D.,Brostoff, J.,Roth, D.B. andRoitt, I.2006. Immunology,7th Edition.Elsevier Limited.
########## Suggestedreadings

- • Evolution • Evolution Kardong,K.V.(2005) .IVEdition. McGraw-Hill Higher Education.
- • • Kent,G.C.andCarrR.K.(2000). .IXEdition,The McGraw- Hill Companies.
- • • Hilderbrand,MandGaslowG.E. ,JohnWileyandSonsWalter, H.E. Biology of Vertebrates and Sayles, L.P; , Khosla Publishing House.
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- • thumb key (rt) • thumb key (rt)

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escape key

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## 14.13. Papenmeier Braille BRAILLEX Older Models

The following Braille displays are supported:

- • EL 80, EL 2D-80, EL 40 P • EL 80, EL 2D-80, EL 40 P
- • Tiny, 2D Screen • Tiny, 2D Screen

Note that these displays can only be connected via a serial port. Due to this, these displays do not support NVDA's automatic background braille display detection functionality. You should select the port to which the display is connected after you have chosen this driver in the Select Braille Display dialog. Some of these devices have an Easy Access Bar (EAB) that allows intuitive and fast operation. The EAB can be moved in four directions where generally each direction has two switches. Pressing and holding the up, down, right and left keys (or EAB) causes the corresponding action to be repeated. Older devices do not have an EAB; front keys are used instead. Generally, the following keys are available on braille displays:

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DOCUMENTO DE RESPOSTA DO LICITANTE (BRD)

Fornecer informações sobre cada requisito.

Linhas adicionais podem ser inseridas para todas as perguntas, conforme necessário.

## Seção 5 - Declaração do Licitante:

Nós, o Licitante, confirmamos o cumprimento de:

- • e Condições de Compra do Consórcio Malária • e Condições de Compra do Consórcio Malária
- • de salvaguarda do Consórcio para a malária • de salvaguarda do Consórcio para a malária
- • antifraude e anticorrupção do Consórcio para a Malária • antifraude e anticorrupção do Consórcio para a Malária
- • Antissuborno do Consórcio Malária • Antissuborno do Consórcio Malária

#### Nota: Os termos e condições e políticas podem ser encontrados no final do documento RFP.

Também confirmamos que o Consórcio Malária pode, na sua consideração da nossa oferta e, posteriormente, confiar nas informações fornecidas neste documento e ter o direito de organizar uma visita ao local e qualquer auditoria, se considerar necessário. I (Nome) ________________________________ (Título) _____________________________ Estou autorizado a representar a empresa acima detalhada e a assumir compromissos comerciais em seu nome. Companhia ................................................................................. Data.......................................... Carimbo...........................................
########## Semester3 PaperTitle:ElectricityandMagnetism Paper Code: PHYMAJ201-4 Credit:04(3+0+1) Lecture:45

########## CourseObjectives:

Theobjectiveofthispaperistogivethebasicconceptofelectricity,dielectricpropertiesofmatter, magnetic field & magnetic properties of matter, electrical circuits etc.

########## Courseoutcome:

Aftercompletionofthispaperstudentswillbeabletounderstandtheelectric &magneticfields &their application ,Electromagnetic induction, applications of Kirchhof's laws in electrical circuits.

########## Unit I

Electric field:Electric field lines. Electric flux. Gauss'Law withapplicationsto charge distributionswith spherical, cylindrical and planar symmetry. (3 Lectures)

Conservative nature of Electrostatic Field Electrostatic Potential. Laplace's and Poisson equations. Conservative nature of Electrostatic Field Electrostatic Potential. Laplace's and Poisson equations. nature of Electrostatic Field TheUniquenessTheorem.PotentialandElectricFieldofadipole.ForceandTorqueonadipole. (4 Lectures) Lectures) Electrostatic energyof a charged sphere. Conductors in an Electrostatic energy of systemof charges: energy of systemof charges: electrostaticField.Surfacechargeandforceonaconductor.Capacitanceofasystemofcharged conductors. Parallel-plate capacitor. Capacitance of an isolated conductor. ( 6 Lectures)

########## Unit II

Dielectric Properties ofMatter: Polarization Charges. Electrical Dielectric Properties ofMatter: Polarization Charges. Electrical Properties ofMatter: Susceptibility and Dielectric Constant. Capacitor (parallel plate, spherical, cylindrical) filled withdielectric.Displacementvector .Relationsbetween , and .Gauss'Lawin dielectrics. D E P D

(6 Lectures) Lectures) Magneticforcebetweencurrentelementsanddefinitionofmagneticfield.Biot- Savart's MagneticField: Law and its simple applications: straight wire and circular loop. Current Loop as a Magnetic DipoleanditsDipoleMoment(AnalogywithElectricDipole).Ampere'sCircuitalLawanditsapplicationto(1) Solenoidand(2)Toroid.Propertiesof :curlanddivergence.VectorPotential. Magnetic Force on (1) point B charge (2) current carrying wire (3) between current elements. Torque ona current loop in a uniform magnetic field. ( 8 Lectures) Magnetizationvector( MagneticIntensity( Magnetic MagneticPropertiesofMatter: M). H). Susceptibilityandpermeability.Relationbetween .Ferromagnetism.B-Hcurveand hysteresis. B,H,M (3 Lectures)

########## Unit III

ElectromagneticInduction: ElectromagneticInduction: ReciprocityTheorem. Energystored in aMagnetic Field. Introduction to Maxwell'sEquations. Charge Conservation and Displacement current. (4 Lectures) ACCircuits:Kirchhoff'slawsforACcircuits.ComplexReactanceand Impedance. ElectricalCircuits: Series LCR Circuit: (1) Resonance, (2) Power Dissipation and (3) Quality Factor, and (4) Band Width. Parallel LCR Circuit.
# PUNKTACJA 5/3 z 5 LOTÓW

Lp.	Nazwisko imię	oddz	konk	coeff
1	Malczewski Julian	087	15	1106,778
2	Kopczacki Jerzy	087	14	809,494
3	Fila Czesław	087	13	1186,899
4	Wojszczyk Sławomir	087	13	1253,521
5	Orda Zbigniew	087	12	671,153
6	Budzinski Wojciech	087	12	1309,652
7	Stolarz Marian i St.	092	12	1450,196
8	Barszczowski Gabriel	092	11	530,199
9	Latawiec Kazimierz	087	11	695,106
10	Kupczak Jan	087	11	752,405
11	Siemierz Andrzej	092	11	779,614
12	Kowcz Bartosz	087	11	940,780
13	Czuła Stanisław	092	11	1031,814
14	Runiewicz A i M	432	11	1040,186
15	Szombierski Marian	087	11	1147,047
16	Michalewski Grzegorz	432	11	1361,951
17	Bujło Władysław	092	10	554,835
18	Wilk Andrzej	087	10	678,860
19	Rowiński Jerzy	087	10	715,140
20	Sygit Zdzisław	092	10	913,365
21	Początko Józef	087	10	975,791
22	Niebieszczański Anto	092	10	1051,145
23	Ryżynski Jarosław	087	10	1098,464

#### LOTNIKI +----+----------------------------+---+------------------+--+-----+--------+---------+ |LP. | NAZWISKO IMIE |NR |NUMER OBRĄCZKI |PŁ|ILOŚĆ| CEOFIC.|KONKURSO -| | | |OKR| RODOWEJ | |KONK.| |KILOMETRY| +----+----------------------------+---+------------------+--+-----+--------+---------+ 1 LATAWIEC KAZIMIERZ 1 PL-087-17-3945 G 0 5 171.410 3137.770 2 ORDA ZBIGNIEW 1 DV-05941-16-1465 G 0 5 183.310 3134.510 3 FILA CZESLAW 1 PL-087-18-9011 G 0 5 199.250 3187.950 4 Bujło Władysław 2 PL -092-16-9853 G 0 5 215.840 2985.060 5 MALCZEWSKI JULIAN 1 PL-087-18-2251 G 0 5 302.840 3181.850 6 KOPCZACKI JERZY 1 PL-087-15-646 G 0 5 317.100 3095.130 7 WOLSKI RADOSLAW 1 PL-087-15-5274 G 1 5 340.220 3094.970 8 KOPCZACKI JERZY 1 PL-087-18-7719 0 5 354.530 3095.130 9 KOPCZACKI JERZY 1 PL-087-18-2003 G 0 5 372.050 3095.130 10 WOJSZCZYK SLAWOMIR 1 PL-087-17-9832 G 0 5 390.420 3200.900

11 MALCZEWSKI JULIAN 1 PL-087-16-7341 G 0 5 400.600 3181.850 12 Sygit Zdzisław 2 PL -092-16-11270 G 0 5 414.490 2994.160 13 MALCZEWSKI JULIAN 1 PL-087-15-536 G 0 5 423.660 3181.850 14 MALCZEWSKI JULIAN 1 PL-087-15-487 G 0 5 425.380 3181.850 15 KOPCZACKI JERZY 1 DV-09457-18-695 0 5 451.530 3095.130