UPTET जूनियर सामाजिक और भाषा बी.एड एवं टेट पास विद्यार्थीयो का भविष्य चोपट ?

उत्तर प्रदेश मे सरकार की दोहरी नीति के कारण अब तक ३ लाख जूनियर सामाजिक और भाषा बी.एड एवं टेट पास विद्यार्थी का भविष्य चोपट होने के कगार पर पहुँच चूका है , प्रदेश में आर टी ई लागू होने के बाद वर्ष २०१० से अब तक लाखो विद्यार्थी जो जूनियर सामाजिक और भाषा बी.एड एवं टेट पास है सरकार से अपनी भर्ती की आस लगाये बैठे है परन्तु सरकार विद्यार्थीयो से दोहरी नीति अपना रही है एक ओर २९३३४ गणित और विज्ञानं की भर्ती हो गयी वही दूसरी ओर सामाजिक और भाषा बी.एड एवं टेट पास विद्यार्थीयो की सरकार को कोई चिंता ही नही है !

जूनियर सामाजिक और भाषा बी.एड एवं टेट पास विद्यार्थीयो ने लाखो रुपए खर्च कर और अपना बहूमूल्य समय वयतीत कर यह डिग्रीयां ली थी परन्तु ये अब सब बेकार होने के कगार पर है क्योकि जूनियर सामाजिक और भाषा की कोई भर्ती सरकार द्वारा नही निकाली जा रही है जिस कारण विद्यार्थीयो का आर्थिक और सामाजिक मनोबल बिलकुल टूट चुका है जिसके निम्न कारण है !

( १ ) सरकार जूनियर सामाजिक और भाषा की टेट परीक्षा ३ बार करा चूकि पर अब तक कोई भर्ती नही निकाली !

( ३ ) जूनियर मे गणित और विज्ञानं की सीधी भर्ती हुई और शेष पदो पर प्राइमरी से प्रमोशन कर दिया गया !

( ३ ) कुछ विद्यार्थीयो के टेट सर्टिफिकेट २६ नबम्बर २०१६ को ऐक्सपयर हो जायेगे !

( ४ ) अगर सरकार को भर्ती निकालनी ही नही थी तो सामाजिक बी.एड एग्जाम को बंद कर दे चाहिए !

( ५ ) जूनियर सामाजिक भर्ती ना निकाल कर सरकार ने सामाजिक और भाषा बी.एड एवं टेट पास विद्यार्थीयो के समानता के अधिकार का खुला हनन किया है !

यह सामाजिक और भाषा बी.एड एवं टेट पास विद्यार्थीयो के जोश और जज़बे को सलाम है की वो लोग सरकार की इस दोहरी नीति के खिलाफ अपनी भर्ती निकल वाने का प्रयास कर रहे है अगर आप भी इस भर्ती को निकल वाना चहते है तो फेसबुक पर इस ग्रुप को ज्वाइन करे " JUNIOR SOCIAL AND LANGUAGE TEACHER VACANCY IN UTTAR PRADESH "

११ अक्टूबर २०१५ 

Important Points You Will Never Know About NITI Aayog

NITI (National institution for transforming India) Aayog

As we all know India had replaced planning commission with a new organization known as National institution for transforming India or NITI Aayog for this Indian government issued a resolution on 1st January 2015 and gave details of the new body. The institutional framework of indian government had developed and matured over the past few years. This had allowed the development of various domain expertise which gives us the chance to increase the specificity of functions given to the organisation. Seeing the present planning process, there’s a desperate desire to separate as well as energize the distinct process of governance from the strategy of governance.

In relation to the context of governance structures and the tough competition what India is facing from China and the United State , Indian was sure of establishing an organisation that serves as a think tank for Indian government – a directional and policy generator according to the present scenario and looking the future prospects for the development of the country. The proposed institution is going to provide government at the central and state levels with relevant strategic and technical recommendation across the spectrum of key elements of policy for the betterment of community. This Aayog will work on matters of national and international importance on the economic platform and infrastructure , the infusion of new policy ideas and specific issue-based support , dissemination of best practises from in the country as well as from other nations.

An important evolutionary and real time modification from the past will be replacing a centre-to-state or one-way flow of policy by a genuine and continued partnership with the states on an electronic platform . The institution will have the mandatory resources like knowledge, skills and, ability to act with speed to provide the strategic policy vision for the government as well as contend with contingent issues.

Facing tough competition from the whole world India really needs a model that will work on social , economic and cultural front , for this India needs its own strategy for growth and this institution has to zero in on what will work in and for the Nation . It is going to be a totally Bharatiya approach to development

Objectives of NITI Aayog

The institution will work as a bridge between state and central government for the development of the people on the basis of knowledge , technical skills , health facilities , economic growth and collaboration between organised and unorganised sector , along with these the NITI Aayog will work towards the following objectives:

( 1 ) NITI aayog will play a important role in creating a vision of national development priorities, sectors and techniques with the active involvement of States in the light of national objectives with respect to national development along with this NITI Aayog have a wide vision that will provide a framework ‘national agenda’ for the Prime Minister and the Chief Ministers of particular states to provide impetus to.

( 2 ) NITI aayog will develop mechanisms to formulate credible plans at the village level and aggregate these plans progressively at higher levels of government in each state.

( 3 ) NITI aayog will provide growth of cooperative federalism through structured support initiatives and mechanisms with the States on a continuous and progressive basis, with a motto that strong States create a powerful nation.

( 4 ) To ensure all areas that are specifically referred to it and have the interests of national security are incorporated in economic strategy and policy of each state along with the central government.

( 6 ) To design and implement strategic and long run policy and programme frameworks and initiatives, and monitor their progress and their efficacy. The lessons learnt through monitoring and feedback will be used for making innovative improvements, including necessary mid-course corrections.

( 5 ) To provide special attention to the sections of our society that will be at risk of not benefiting adequately from economic progress.

( 7 ) To provide recommendation and encourage partnerships between key stakeholders and national and international like-minded think Tanks, as well as educational and policy research institutions.

( 9 ) To offer a platform for resolution of inter-sectoral and inter-departmental issues in order to accelerate the implementation of the development agenda.

( 8 ) To create a knowledge, innovation and entrepreneurial support system through a collaborative community of national and international experts, practitioners and other partners.

( 11 ) To actively monitor and evaluate the implementation of programmes and initiatives, including the identification of the needed resources so as to strengthen the probability of success and scope of delivery.

( 10 ) To maintain a state-of-the-art Resource Centre, be a repository of research on good governance and best practises in sustainable and equitable development as well as help their dissemination to stake-holders.

( 12 ) To focus on technology upgradation and capability building for implementation of programmes and initiatives.

( 13 ) To undertake other activities as may be necessary in order to further the execution of the national development agenda, and the objectives mentioned above.

The NITI Aayog will comprise the following:

( 1 ) Prime Minister of India as the chairman

( 2 ) Governing Council comprising the Chief Ministers of all the States and Lt. Governors of Union Territories

( 3 ) Regional Councils will be formed to address specific problems and contingencies impacting more than one state or a region. These will be formed for a specified tenure. The Regional Councils will be convened by the Prime Minister and will comprise of the Chief Ministers of States and Lt. Governors of Union Territories within the region. These will be chaired by the chairman of the NITI Aayog or his nominee.

( 4 ) Experts, specialists and practitioners with relevant domain knowledge as special invitees nominated by the Prime Minister The full-time organizational framework will comprise of, in addition to the Prime Minister as the Chairperson:

( 5 ) Vice-Chairperson: To be appointed by the Prime Minister

( 6 ) Members: full-time

( 7 ) Part-time members: maximum of two from leading universities research organizations and other relevant establishments in an ex-officio capability. Part time members will be on a rotational basis. Ex Officio members: maximum of four members of the Union Council of Ministers to be nominated by the Prime Minister.

( 8 ) Chief executive officer : To be appointed by the Prime Minister for a fixed tenure, in the rank of Secretary to the govt. of India.

( 9 ) Secretariat as deemed necessary.

Current Affair For All Competitive Exams 3 March 2015

Current Events Of Monday 03, March 2015

( 1 ) A Bill for allowing e-rickshaws on Delhi roads is passed in the Lok Sabha today.

( 2 ) According to the Forbes rich list for 2015 India holds the fourth largest number of billionaires across the world, while the US tops the charts followed by China and Germany.

( 3 ) Ranjib Biswal president of Odisha Cricket Association will retain his position as the chairman of the Indian Premier League in the new season under the leadership of Jagmohan Dalmiya.

( 4 ) Anti-corruption crusader Anna Hazare who is usually known as anti-corruption crusader will launch a three-month padayatra from the Gandhi Ashram in Wardha in protest against the amendments to the Land Acquisition Act.

( 5 ) Spanish player Rafael Nadal defeated Juan Monaco to win the Argentina Open title, lifting his first title in 2015.

( 6 )  Present google executive Sundar Pichai at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain, confirmed that the world's most popular smartphone operating system like android or windows is about to get integrated mobile payments capabilities in the whole world and as we all know RBI to is going to issue payment bank licences in this connection.

( 7 ) As per the latest information from research firm Gartner Apple has again retain the top position on the global smartphone index beating Samsung after a long period of three years.

Current Affair For All Competitive Exams March 2015

Current Events Of Monday 02, March 2015

( 1 ) With the implementation of new tax law, India is going to meet its projected target of collecting Rs 7 lakh crore in income tax in the ongoing 2014-15 fiscal.
( 2 ) Veteran cricket administrator Jagmohan Dalmiya is elected new president of the BCCI India, replacing N. Srinivasan.
( 3 ) The Maharashtra State Animal Preservation (Amendment) Bill (1995) which was pending for approval for last 19 years is signed by President Pranab Mukherjee making calf slaughter completely banned in Maharashtra.
( 4 ) Spanish player Rafael Nadal defeated Juan Monaco to win the Argentina Open title, lifting his first title in 2015.
( 5 ) The government of India appointed Baldev Sharma as the new chairman of the National Book Trust.
( 6 ) Chinese technology company Huawei has launched first smartwatch powered by google android operating system in classic , business and sporty versions which can be can be paired with a smartphone running Android 4.3 or higher versions.
( 7 ) 32 years old Olympic medallist M C Mary Kom has decided to quit boxing after the 2016 Rio Olympic Games.

Payments Bank in India

Payments bank system in India 

What are Payments Banks ?

Payment banks are those banks which are registered as a public limited company under the Companies Act, 2013, and licensed under Section 22 of the Banking Regulation Act, 1949, and its activities regarding these specific licensing conditions are restricted only to acceptance of demand deposits and provision of payments and remittance services.
So payment banks in India will be allowed to open current accounts and savings bank accounts with a deposits of up to a maximum of Rupees 1 lakh per customer. Where as they are eligible to issue debit cards and offer services like remittance and utility bill payments, along with this promotes and distribute simple financial products like insurance and mutual funds through channels like Internet, mobile banking, branches, and business correspondents.

Function of Payments Banks ?

( 1 ) Payments Banks can accepts deposits, offer payments and remittance services.
( 2 ) They are eligible to issue ATM cum Debit Cards .
( 3 ) Can functioning as Business Correspondent (BC) of other Nationalised banks offers those services which it cannot offer.
( 4 ) They can distributes products such as mutual funds and insurance policies.
( 5 ) Unlike and other nationalised bank they services are limited and so they can't offers loans to the customers.
( 6 ) In initial stage of this banking they are allowed only to hold a maximum of Rupees 1 lakhs per customer account.
( 7 ) The minimum paid up equity capital will be Rupees 100 crore.

Foreign shareholding in Payments Banks ?

The foreign shareholding in these banks would be as per the extant FDI policy.

How it will change the country financial sector and common man life ?

( 1 ) Being based on high end technology, they can reduce the public dependence on cash as they completely promote person-to-person electronic remittances.
( 2 ) Know your customers ( KYC ) norms are relaxed in terms of strictness so it is easy to open an account in these banks.
( 3 ) Payments of utility bills can be done through mobile phones, so no more ques for depositing the bills, for this purpose bank will open outlets in the big malls and grocers stores.
( 4 ) Children's living far from theirs house for study purpose can deposit their school or college fee through this payments banks via mobile.
( 5 ) Small business units with a working staffs of five to six people can operate the salary account of their staff in this banks rather than give cash as a salary.
( 6 ) Mobile will no more acts as a instrument for calling and chatting but will turn as a new avtar of a "BANK IN HAND".
( 7 ) No more tension of fake currency as all transaction will be done on mobile and Internet more safe and secure.
( 8 ) Money collected by these banks can be used in development of infrastructure of our country and its a move to bring bank direct at your door step.

Payments Banks

List Of Rural Banks And Head Office In Uttar Pradesh

List of rural banks in India is very long where as Rural banks also know as regional rural banks in India.History of Regional Rural Banks ( RRBs ) started from the year 1975 when these banks were established under the provision of the RRB Act 1976 with a straight forward view in developing the rural economic as well as to creating an alternative channel to "Co-operative Credit Structure" in order to ensure sufficient institutional credit for rural and agricultural sector of whole India.In simple words we can say that Regional Rural Banks ( RRBs ) were established to take the banking sector to the door steps of rural India, were people don't have any access to banking services.

These banks provides institutional credit to the weaker and poor sections of the society at low rate or interest.These banks were also intended to customise rural savings and categories the productive activities in the rural area.On 2 October, 1975 initially 5 RRBs were established at Moradabad and Gorakhpur in Uttar Pradesh, Bhiwani in Haryana, Jaipur in Rajasthan and Malda in West Bengal, later on RRBs were extended to others districts in India.

Initially RRBs were established to support the productive activities in the rural area but with effect from April 1997 the concept of priority sector lending was made applicable to RRBs and rates on terms deposits offered and interest rates on loans charged by Regional Rural Banks have been freed and very important is that each rural bank has its own sponsor bank which provides all infrastructure to these banks mostly nationalised banks.

S.No.	Bank Name	Head Office	Sponsor Bank
1	Allahabad UP Gramin Bank	Dr. Bhargawa's Kothi, Chilla Road, Banda-210 001 Uttar Pradesh	Allahabad Bank
2	Baroda Uttar Pradesh Gramin Bank	A-1, Civil Lines, Rae Bareli, Uttar Pradesh	Bank Of Baroda
3	Ballia–Etawah Gramin Bank	Indira Market, Ballia – 277001 Uttar Pradesh	--
4	Gramin Bank of Aryavart	A-2/46, Vijay Khand, Gomti Nagar, Lucknow-226010	Bank Of India
5	Kashi Gomti Samyut Gramin Bank	C-19/40, Faatman Road, Sigra, Varanasi - 221 001 Uttar Pradesh	Union Bank Of India
6	Kshetriya Kisan Gramin Bank	Kachhari Road, Mainpuri, Uttar Pradesh	--
7	Prathama Bank	Nainital Road, Moradabad - 244 001 Uttar Pradesh	Syndicate Bank
8	Purvanchal Bank	Mohaddipur, Gorakhpur - 273 008 Uttar Pradesh	State Bank of India
9	Sarva UP Gramin Bank	C-40/5, Jagriti Vihar, Garh Road, Meerut Uttar Pradesh	Punjab National Bank
10	Shreyas Gramin Bank	Diggi Road, P.B.No.35, Aligarh - 202 001 Uttar Pradesh	Dena Bank

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Top 5 Steel Producing Countries In World

Top 5 Steel Producing Countries In World

S. No. --- Country -- Production in Million tonnes    

( 1 )  China -- 822.7                                                      

Steel 

( 2 )  Japan -- 110.7

( 3 )  United States -- 88.3

( 4 )  India -- 83.2

( 5 )  South Korea -- 71

UPPSC KANOONGO RAJASVA NIRIKSHAK EXAMINATION -2014 ADMIT CARD

UTTAR PRADESH KANOONGO RAJASVA NIRIKSHAK EXAMINATION -2014 CONDUCTED BY UPPSC ADMIT CARD

House Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission has issued the admit card for Revenue Inspector or Rajasva Nirikshak examination 2014, exam date 25 January, 2015.All eligible candidates can now download the admit card online form official website of the Commission.

UPPSC Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission had invited application for many post last year its online application were filled online between 16 September, 2014 to 16 October, 2014 (EXTEND DATE is 15th November 2014) and the last date for fee deposition at bank is 13 October, 2014. A huge number of interested and eligible candidates had filled the application form online so now they can download their admit card .

Name of Posts : Rajasva nirikshak / Kanungo / Revenue inspector.

Examination Date : 25th January 2015 ( The exam will be held with in two shifts – timing is 9:30 Am to 11:30 Am for 1st Shift and 2:30 Pm to 4:30 Pm for 2nd shift).

Total Post : 617 Posts

Click the given link to download UPPSC Revenue Inspector Exam Admit Card 2014 http://uppsc.up.nic.in/AdmitCard.aspx

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List Of ISO Certified Trains In India

ISO Certified Trains In India

In India their are four main ways of transport section railways, roads, inland water , and civil aviation's among these major portion is occupied by Indian Railways contributing about 60% of total traffic generated in the country. So we are not surprised to see the railways track spread like spider web in whole of the country and people love to travel in trains because it is cheap , reliable and fastest means of transport in India.

Looking on the list of ISO certified trains in India is very short because to follow the terms and conditions in order to obtain the ISO certificate in minimum budget what railways had is a very tough task but it is the hard and consistent work of the railways that their many trains have been awarded this certificate. ISO 9001-2008 is an internationally acclaimed Organization which is formed by the group of many Auditing organisation Internationally, who works under different modules set up,categorise processes and system evaluation, before labelling or registering ISO Certification they take high fees and do audit where as they don't guarantee end product, but the process or points in giving the certificate are as follows. For trains:
1. Maintenance Time
2. Cleanliness, hygiene and passenger comfort
3. Staff , Discipline followed through train run
4. Time Adherence


North Railways
( 1 ) Swarna Shatabdi Express : New Delhi - Lucknow Shatabdi Express ( 12004 / 12003 ).
( 2 ) Jan Shatabdi Express : Dehradun - New Delhi ( 12055 / 12056 ).
( 3 ) Lucknow Mail ( 12229 / 12230 ).

Central Railways
( 4 ) Deccan Queen Express : Mumbai - Pune( 12123 / 12124 ).
( 5 ) Jan Shatabdi Express ( 12051 / 12052 ).
( 6 ) Punjab Mail ( 12137 / 12138 ).

North Central Railways
( 7 ) Prayagraj Express ( 12417 / 12418 ).
( 8 ) Taj Express ( 12179 / 12180 ).
( 9 ) Bundelkhand Express ( 11108 / 11109 )

West Central Railways
( 10 ) Shan-E-Bhopal ( 12155 / 12156 ).
( 11 ) Rewanchal Express ( 12185 / 12186 ).
( 12 ) Jabalpur-Bhopal Overnight Express primarily maintained at Bhopal ( 11471 / 11472 ).
( 13 ) Kota-Hazrat Nizamuddin Jan Shatabdi Express primarily maintained at Kota ( 12059 / 12060 ).

Established Year Of Indian Railways Headquarters In India

Zone wise Established Year Of Indian Railways Headquarters In India 

Indian Railways

First train in India was started on a small rail route of 34 kilometers between Bombay and Thane on 16 April 1853. But now things are different from the past and at present , the Indian railways consist of an extensive network that spreads over 64460 km comprising Broad Gauge 55188 km long , Meter gauge 6809 km and narrow gauge 2463 km. With such a huge infrastructure the Indian Railways network has become the biggest railway of Asia continent and the third highest in World. When railways network has reached in every corner of the country near about 30% of the route kilometers, 41% of running track kilometers and 43 % of total track kilometers has been electrified.

Indian Railways absorb about 41% of the total central government employees which is highest in any public sector in India. At present Indian Railways is divided in 17 zones and here is the complete list of them along with their established year.

S.No.	Name of the Zone	Headquarters	Date with Established Year
1	Central Railway	Mumbai V.T.	5 November ,1951
2	Eastern Railway	Kolkata	1 August ,1955
3	Northern Railway	New Delhi	4 April ,1952
4	North Eastern Railway	Gorakhpur	4 April ,1952
5	Northeast Frontier Railway	Maligaon-Guwahati	15 January ,1958
6	Southern Railway	Chennai	14 April ,1951
7	South Central Railway	Secundrabad	2 October ,1966
8	South Eastern Railway	Kolkata	1 August ,1955
9	Western Railway	Mumbai-Churchgate	5 November ,1951
10	East Central Railway	Hazipur	5 November ,1951
11	East Coast Railway	Bhubaneshwar	1 April ,2003
12	North Central Railway	Allahabad	1 April ,2003
13	North Western Railway	Jaipur	1 October ,2002
14	South East Central Railway	Bilaspur	5 April ,2003
15	South Western Railway	Hubli	1 April ,2003
16	West Central Railway	Jabalpur	1 April ,2003
17	Kolkata Metro Rail Zone	Kolkata	30 December ,2010

Scale I Officer Post In National Insurance Company 2015

Scale I Officer Vacancy In National Insurance Company 2015 

National Insurance Company invites Online applications from indian citizens for 362 posts of  Officers (Scale-I).

    Officer scale- I (Specialist) : 170 posts (Finance-60,  Legal-60, Automobile Engineering - 30, Information Technology - 20)  (SC-28, ST-18, OBC-39, UR- 85) (PWD-07)

    Officer scale- I (Generalist) : 192 posts (SC-34, ST-4, OBC-50, UR- 104) (PWD-5)

Age : 21-30 years as on 30/11/2014, and Relaxation will be given as per government of india rules.

Pay Scale : Rs.17240-32640 in Scale-I.

Selection method :- Through competitive exam on various dates in April 2015 followed by interview for selected candidates in written exam.

Application Fee : Rs.600/-  (Rs.50/- for SC/ST/PWD) to be paid online through Net Banking or  Debit / Credit cards , IMPS, Cash Cards / Mobile Wallets.

How to Apply : Apply Online through National Insurance Website only from 05/01/2015 to 24/01/2015.

For complete information kindly visit  http://www.nationalinsuranceindia.com from 05/01/2015 onwards. 

Assistant Manager Post In NABARD 2015

Recruitment for the vacancy of Officers in Grade ‘A’ and Grade ‘B’

Nabard Bank Jobs

 NABARD Bank invites online Applications from Indian citizens for the vacancy of Assistant Manager (Grade ‘A’) in the Rural Development Banking Service (RDBS),Legal Services, Rajbhasha Service, Protocol & Security Service and Manager (Grade ‘B’) (RDBS) in National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD).

    Assistant Managers (Grade ‘A’) : 03 vacancy in Legal Service

    Assistant Managers (Grade ‘A’) : 09 vacancy in Rajbhasha Service

    Assistant Managers (Grade ‘A’) : 10 vacancy in Protocol and Security Service

    Assistant Managers (Grade ‘A’) : 100 vacancy in Rural Development Banking Service (RDBS)

    

    Managers (Grade ‘B’) : 06 vacancy in Rural Development Banking Service (RDBS)    

    

Offficial Pay Scale :

    For Assistant Manager : Rs. 17100-32100

    For Manager : Rs. 21000-36400

Online Application Fee :  Rs.850/- for  Grade 'B' vacancy and Rs.750/- for Grade 'C' vacancy (Rs.250/- for SC/ ST / PWD candidates).

How can you Apply :  Apply Online between 24/12/2014 to 15/01/2015 only. 

For complete and official information and online submission of application form, please visit https://www.nabard.org/english/career.aspx

Nationalised Banks Managing Director - MD - Chief Executive Officer -CEO

Nationalised Banks MD and CEO - Head Office

MD/CEO of Nationalised Bank

Name of the Bank	Head Office	MD and CEO
Allahabad Bank	Kolkata	N/A
Andhra Bank	Hyderabad	N/A
Bank of Baroda	Baroda	N/A
Bank of India	Mumbai	N/A
Bank of Maharashtra	Pune	N/A
Canara Bank	Bengaluru	N/A
Central Bank of India	Mumbai	N/A
Corporation Bank	Mangalore	N/A
Dena Bank	Mumbai	N/A
Indian Bank	Chennai	N/A
Indian Overseas Bank	Chennai	R Koteeswaran
Oriental Bank of Commerce	New Delhi	Animesh Chauhan
Punjab and Sindh Bank	New Delhi	N/A
Punjab National Bank	New Delhi	N/A
Syndicate Bank	Manipal	N/A
Union Bank of India	Mumbai	N/A
United Bank of India	kolkata	P Srinivas
UCO Bank	Kolkata	N/A
Vijaya Bank	Bangalore	Kishore Kumar Sansi
Bharatiya Mahila Bank	New Delhi	N/A

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