ahmedheakl/docatlas_instruct huggingface dataset:
escape key

b4+b6

tab key

enter, right triple action key up+down

enter key

esc+enter, left+right triple action key up+down, joystickAction

upArrow key

joystickUp

downArrow key

joystickDown

leftArrow key

joystickLeft

rightArrow key

joystickRight

NVDAMenu

b2+b4+b5+b6

Toggle braille tethered to

b2

Toggle the braille cursor

b1

Toggle focus context presentation

b7

Toggle braille input

space+b1+b3+b4 (space+capital B)

- 14.5. MDVLilli

The Lilli braille display available from MDV is supported. You do not need any specific drivers to be installed to use this display. Just plug in the display and configure NVDA to use it. This display does not support NVDA's automatic background braille display detection functionality. Following are the key assignments for this display with NVDA. Please see the display's documentation for descriptions of where these keys can be found.

Name

Key

Scroll braille display backward

LF

Scroll braille display forward

RG

Move braille display to previous line

UP

Move braille display to next line

DN

Route to braille cell

route

shift+tab key

SLF

tab key

SRG
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Norms/ standards for functions/ service delivery	Passport & PCC - 10-15 working days (including time taken for dispatch from MEA and local customs clearance)* Visa - 2-3 working days* OCI - 10-12 weeks after submission of application to the Embassy * * subject to fulfillment of all conditions and completion of documents. Other Consular Services - Delivered within 2-3 working days. RTI Reply : As per RTI Guidelines

Process by which these services can be accessed	Through online facilities and in person.
Time-limit for achieving the targets	Targets are set for each financial year for various projects and activities including financial expenditure as per the directions of the Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India.
Process of redress of grievances	Through MADAD Portal, emails, telephonically, personal hearings by the concerned officers. Special lines are created during emergency times to address particular crisis situation to attend to public requests in timely manner such as during COVID 19 pandemic.
Rules, regulations, instructions manual and records for discharging functions [Section 4(1)(b)(v)]	Title and nature of the record/ manual /instruction.	As prescribed by Ministry of External Affairs and Government of India from time to time.
List of Rules, regulations, instructions manuals and records.	IFS PLCA Rules, 1961 and its Annexure giving decisions taken by the Govt. under the Rules, Delegated Financial Powers of Government of India's Representatives abroad, The Passport Act, Manuals of Office Procedure, General Financial Rules 2017 for expenditure, Other Central Government Rules and manuals published by the Central Government.
Acts/ Rules manuals	-do-
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(b) Store Branch: Store Branch: The Store Branch looks after the material needs of the Council of Ministers, Chairmen, other cabinet rank,etc. After obtaining prior approval from competent authority, the store branch purchases furniture, equipment, stationeries and other materials and distributes the same to the Council of Ministers, Chairmen, other cabinet rank,etc.

The Store Branch also attends day to day requirements of the different offices under Chief Minister's Office. (c) Accounts Branch : The Accounts Branch deals with preparation of Ministers' Salaries and allowances entitlement as per 'The Nagaland Salaries, Allowances and other facilities of the Chief Minister, Other Ministers, Speaker, Leader of Opposition, Deputy Speaker, and other Members of the Nagaland Legislative Assembly and Pension for Ex-Members Act, 2005 (Fifth Ammendment) bill, 2016 (as passed by the Legislative Assembly on 14-07-2016)

#### Manual - V : Rules, Regulations, instructions, manuals and records, held by it or under its control or used by employees for discharging duties.

- 1. Guide on Right to Information Act, 2005 (A DOPT Publication).
- 2. Manual of Office Procedure, 1969 Nagaland Civil Secretariat (Revised up to 31.03.1989) - P&AR Department, O&MCell 1990 publication.
- 3. The Nagaland Services (Discipline and Appeal) Rules, 1967 (Ammended up to September 1976).
- 4. The Nagaland Government Servants conduct Rules, 1968 (Ammended up to October 1978).
- 5. Compilation of Important Notifications, Orders, OMs issued by various Departments under Government of Nagaland and Government of India - Compiled by Personnel and Administrative Reforms Department.
- 6. The Nagaland Code - All volumes.
- 7. Delegation of Financial and Cognate Power Rules 1964 (As amended).
- 8. Medical Attendance Rules 1971.
- 9. All Rules, instructions etc that are issued from time to time.
JNTUA B.Tech. R20 Regulations

########## Online Learning Resources:

- • https://nptel.ac.in/courses/107106088
- • https://nptel.ac.in/courses/107106080
- • https://hindustanuniv.ac.in/assets/pdf/ug/CBCS/cbcs-automobile-2018.pdf
- • https://ed.iitm.ac.in/~shankarram/Course\_Files/ED5160/ED5160.htm
- • https://dbatu.ac.in/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/B-Tech-Automobile\_Final-Yr\_22.06.2020- 1.pdf
- • https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGLlbmSTaLNUPhDwsMe-SgQ
## SAHELI BEAUTY PARLOUR &ACADEMY

### Sugan Singh Circle Nagaur, Rajasthan

Contact No. - 9057234541 Email - deepagehlotsbp@gmail.com

Date - 21.11.2023

# On the Job Training Certificate

Issued on 21/11/2023 Id No - SBP/2023/017

This is to certify that Ms. Candidate ID Pratibha Sharma , D/o has successfully completed the On-the- CAN\_25238227 Govind Ram Job Training (OJT) for the course Assistant Beauty & Wellness conducted by Consultant SRI BALDEV RAM MIRDHA GOVERNMENT (Company Name) facilitated by (TC ID) COLLEGE NAGAUR 210040 SRI (TP BALDEV RAM MIRDHA GOVERNMENT COLLEGE NAGAUR Name) from 01/11/2023 to 20/11/2023 at SAHELI BEAUTY PARLOUR & ACADEMY (Name of company, address).

####### Certified by: (SAHELI BEAUTY PARLOUR &ACADEMY)

##### Sign and seal(Designation)
S.No .	Category	Specific items	Rate of Duty
From	To
1.	Agricultural products and fishery sector	Cotton	0	5%*
Cotton waste	Nil	10%
Raw Silk (not thrown) and silk yarn /yarn spun from silk waste	10%	15%
Denatured ethyl alcohol (ethanol) for manufacture of excisable goods	2.5%	5%
Prawn Feed	5%	15%
Fish feed in pellet form	5%	15%
Flours, meals and pellets of fish, crustaceans, molluscs or other aquatic invertebrates	5%	15%
Maize Bran	Nil	15%
De-oiled rice bran cake	Nil	15%
2.	Chemicals	Carbon Black	5%	7.5%
Bis-phenol A	Nil	7.5%
Epichlorohydrin	2.5%	7.5%
3.	Plastics	Builder's ware of plastic, not elsewhere specified or included	10%	15%
Polycarbonates	5%	7.5%
4.	Leather	Wet blue chrome tanned leather, crust leather, finished leather of all kinds, including their splits and slides	Nil	10%
5.	Gems and Jewellery	Cut and Polished Cubic Zirconia	7.5%	15%
Synthetic Cut and Polished Stones	7.5%	15%
6.	Capital Goods and Machinery	Tunnel Boring Machines	Nil	7.5%
Capital Goods and Machinery	Capital Goods and Machinery Goods and Machinery	Parts and components for manufacture of Tunnel Boring Machines	Nil	2.5%
7.	Auto Sector	Specified auto parts like ignition wiring sets, safety glass, parts of signaling equipment, etc.	7.5%/ 10%	15%
8.	Metal products	Screws, Nuts, etc.	10%	15%

- * Also, to attract Agriculture Infrastructure and development Cess at the rate of 5%
- 2. Changes in Customs duty to promote value addition in the Electronics Sector [with effect from 2.2.2021, unless specified otherwise].

S.No.	Description	From	To
1.	Inputs, parts or sub-parts for manufacture of specified parts of mobile phones, including: (1) Printed Circuit Board Assembly (PCBA) (2) Camera module (3) Connectors [To apply with effect from 01.04.2021]	0 0 0	2.5% 2.5% 2.5%
2.	Printed Circuit Board Assembly [PCBA] and Moulded Plastic, for manufacture of charger or adapter	10%	15%
- been provided cards. I now propose during FY21-22 to extend this to cover all states/UTs.
- 102. To provide adequate credit to our farmers, I have enhanced the agricultural credit target to `16.5 lakh crores in FY22. We will focus on ensuring increased credit flows to animal husbandry, dairy, and fisheries.
- 103. We are enhancing the allocation to the Rural Infrastructure Development Fund from `30,000 crores to `40,000 crores.
- 104. The Micro Irrigation Fund, with a corpus of `5,000 croreshas been created under NABARD, I propose to double it by augmenting it by another `5,000 crores.
- 105. To boost value addition in agriculture and allied products and their exports, the scope of 'Operation Green Scheme' that is presently applicable to tomatoes, onions, and potatoes, will be enlarged to include 22 perishable products.
- 106. Around 1.68 crores farmers are registered and ` 1.14 lakh crores of trade value has been carried out through e-NAMs. Keeping in view the transparency and competitiveness that e-NAM has brought into the agricultural market, 1,000 more mandis will be integrated with e-NAM.
- 107. The Agriculture Infrastructure Fund would be made available to APMCs for augmenting their infrastructure facilities.

##### Fisheries

- 108. I am proposing substantial investments in the development of modern fishing harbours and fish landing centres. To start with, 5 major fishing harbours - Kochi, Chennai, Visakhapatnam, Paradip, and Petuaghat - will be developed as hubs of economic activity. We will also develop inland fishing harbours and fish-landing centres along the banks of rivers and waterways.
- 109. Seaweed farming is an emerging sector with potential to transform the lives of coastal communities.It will provide large scale employment and additional incomes. To promote seaweed cultivation, I propose a Multipurpose Seaweed Park to be established in Tamil Nadu.
Maria Brasileiro Kiss miguitos fofitos :)

- - As revoluções francesas e americanas, que defendiam os ideais de igualdade, liberdade e fraternidade, despertou nos povos que viviam sob regimes autoritários, a esperança de liberdade e autodeterminação.
- - Surgiram as forças políticas que defendiam o fim de regimes autoritários e absolutistas e no caso das colónias defendiam a independência. Em ambos os casos pretendia-se estabelecer regimes liberais e democráticos.
- -As decisões do congresso de Viena tomadas pelas potências absolutistas da Europa que definiram artificialmente as fronteiras de vários países na Europa, impedindo a afirmação destes movimentos independentistas.

## Movimentos autonomistas:

Movimentos que defendiam uma maior concessão do poder por parte dos governos nacionais a favor dos governos locais ou regionais. Estas concessões poderiam ser políticas, económicas e fiscais. (Exemplo: caso americano e espanhol)

## Princípio das nacionalidades:

Principio que se baseava novo conceito de soberania nacional e defendia a nação como uma unidade linguística, religiosa e histórico - cultural, que se deveria governar a si própria com total liberdade: ' A cada povo corresponde uma nação, a cada nação deve corresponder um novo estado.

## Revoluções liberais ocorridas na América Latina:

Paraguai (1811); Venezuela (1811); Uruguai (1815); Argentina (1816); Chile (1818); Colômbia (1819); Peru (1821); México (1821); Equador (1822); Brasil (1822); Bolívia (1825).

## Relações estabelecidas entre as mudanças ocorridas na Europa e na América durante o século XIX:

Há uma relação direta entre a Europa e a América. Na Europa o princípio do nacionalismo (o direito dos povos à independência e à autodeterminação, servindo assim de inspiração aos países da América Latina. Por outro lado quase todos os países da América Latina pertenciam aos espanhóis e aos portugueses e também estes dois países sofreram revoluções liberais em 1812 e 1820 que conduziram posteriormente a movimentos de independência nas respetivas colónias.

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transfer; role of plasmid, transposons, integrons and genomic islands in DNA transfer; life and RNAworld.

########## Practical

- 1. Constructionofmolecular ofphylogenetictreeusing ITS/COI/rRNA
- 2. Studyofpopulationgeneticsproblems

########## Suggestedreadings

- • FutuymaDJ.(2009)Evolution.PublisherSinauerAssociatesisanimprintofOxford University Press; 4th edition.
- • DobzhanskyTh.,FJ.Ayala,GL.StebbinsandJM.Balentine(1976)Evolution.Surjeet Publication, Delhi
- • SmithJM.(1998)EvolutionaryGenetics. OxfordUniversityPress.Oxford.
- • RastogiVB.(2016)OrganicEvolution.Publisher - MedTech,India
- • StearnsSC.andRF.Hoekstra(2000)Evolution:AnIntroduction.OxfordUniversityPress, Oxford.
- • StrickbergerMW.(1990) Evolution.JonesandBartlettPublishers.Boston
Year Plan was a continuation of the strategy adopted in the Seventh Five Year Plan, which was to take up integrated development on compact watershed basis keeping in view the over-riding priorities of eco-development and eco-restoration as well as the basic needs of the people like food, fodder, fuel and safe drinking water. In operational terms, integrated development of watershed approach envisages the following sequence of actions:

- a) Identification and delineation of macro and micro watersheds in the entire WGDP areas in the State by a competent research organization.

b) Prioritisation of all the identified and delineated watersheds on the basis of suitable criteria adopted by the State Government. c) A preliminary or base-line survey of the watersheds taken up for development to determine the micro or mini watersheds to be taken up for development in each macro or major watershed, and the nature of development programmes which need to be undertaken in each such area, keeping in view its development potential, the needs of the local people and the financial allocations available. d) Preparation of an integrated development plan for each macro/micro watershed covering all relevant activities, such as, soil-conservation, agriculture, afforestation, fuel and fodder development, minor irrigation, animal husbandry and sericulture.

e) Making necessary administrative and institutional arrangements for the implementation, monitoring and review of the integrated development programme for each watershed taken up for development.

The thrust of the WGDP was on sustainable development of the areas covered under the programme during Seventh and the Eighth Five Year Plans. During Ninth Plan WGDP operated on the following principles:

i) Maintenance of ecological balance essential for the life support system. ii) Preservation of genetic diversity. iii) Restoration of ecological damage caused by human interaction. iv) Creation of awareness among the people and educating them on the far-reaching implications of ecological degradation and securing their active participation for the eco- development schemes. During the Tenth Five Year Plan, the main objectives of this programme have been eco- preservation and eco-restoration with emphasis on preservation of bio-diversity and rejuvenation of the hill ecology. The programme also focuses on the needs and
## REGIONAL PLANNING .

#### Unit-1 and Types of Regional planning - Need for Regional Planning - Approaches Unit-1 and Types of Regional planning - Need for Regional Planning - Approaches in regional planning

Unit-2 of regions: Formal, Functional and Planning Regions - Regional Unit-2 of regions: Formal, Functional and Planning Regions - Regional hierarchy - Problem regions: hilly, tribal and drought prone regions Planning processes: sectoral, temporal and spatial dimensions - Characteristics of an Unit-3 Ideal Planning Region - Delineation of Planning Region - Regionalization of India for Planning

#### Unit-4 and long-term perspectives of planning - Multi-level planning - Indicators Unit-4 and long-term perspectives of planning - Multi-level planning - Indicators of development

Unit-5 of five-year planning in India - Development programmes in India: Unit-5 of five-year planning in India - Development programmes in India: Backward area, command area, drought prone, metropolitan, river valley, tribal and hill area
Characterization, Mining Class Comparison - Statistical Measures
III	Mining Association Rules: Basic Concepts - Single Dimensional Boolean Association Rules From Transaction Databases, Multilevel Association Rules from transaction databases - Multi dimension Association Rules from Relational Database and Data Warehouses	10
IV	Classification and Prediction: Introduction - Issues - Decision Tree Induction - Bayesian Classification - Classification of Back Propagation. Classification based on Concepts from Association Rule Mining - Other Methods. Prediction - Introduction - Classifier Accuracy.	10
V	Cluster Analysis: Introduction - Types of Data in Cluster Analysis, Petitioning Methods - Hierarchical Methods-Density Based Methods - GRID Based Method - Model based Clustering Method	8
Extended Professional Component (is a part of internal component only, Not to be included in the External Examination question paper)	Questions related to the above topics, from various competitive examinations UPSC / TRB / NET / UGC - CSIR / GATE / TNPSC / others to be solved (To be discussed during the Tutorial hour)
Skills acquired from the Course	Knowledge, Problem Solving, Analytical ability, Professional Competency, Professional Communication and Transferrable Skill
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You manage configuration profiles by selecting "Configuration profiles" in the NVDA menu. You can also do this using a key command:

- • Show the Configuration Profiles dialog. • Show the Configuration Profiles dialog.

The first control in this dialog is the profile list from which you can select one of the available profiles. When you open the dialog, the profile you are currently editing is selected. Additional information is also shown for active profiles, indicating whether they are manually activated, triggered and/or being edited. To rename or delete a profile, press the Rename or Delete buttons, respectively. Press the Close button to close the dialog.

- 11.4.2. Creating a Profile

To create a profile, press the New button. In the New Profile dialog, you can enter a name for the profile. You can also select how this profile should be used. If you only want to use this profile manually, select Manual activation, which is the default. Otherwise, select a trigger which should automatically activate this profile. For convenience, if you haven't entered a name for the profile, selecting a trigger will fill in the name accordingly. See below for more information about triggers. Pressing OK will create the profile and close the Configuration Profiles dialog so you can edit it.

- 11.4.3. Manual Activation

You can manually activate a profile by selecting a profile and pressing the Manual activate button. Once activated, other profiles can still be activated due to triggers, but any settings in the manually activated profile will override them. For example, if a profile is triggered for the current application and reporting of links is enabled in that profile but disabled it in the manually activated profile, links will not be reported. However, if you have changed the voice in the triggered profile but have never changed it in the manually activated profile, the voice from the triggered profile will be used. Any settings you change will be saved in the manually activated profile. To deactivate a manually activated profile, select it in the Configuration Profiles dialog and press the Manual deactivate button.

- 11.4.4. Triggers

Pressing the Triggers button in the Configuration Profiles dialog allows you to change the profiles which should be automatically activated for various triggers. The Triggers list shows the available triggers, which are as follows:

- • application: Triggered when you switch to the current application. • application: Triggered when you switch to the current application.
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