The Karnataka Public Service Commission (KPSC) under Govt. of Karnataka, has released KPSC JE notification 2022, inviting online applications from eligible and interested candidates for filling One Hundred and Thirty-Six (136) vacancies to the post of Junior Engineers (JE) in the Karnataka Rural Drinking Water and Sanitation Department through direct recruitment to be posted across Karnataka. The online application-cum-registration for Junior Engineer Jobs in KPSC same starts from March 28, 2022 and ends on April 27, 2022 with April 28, 2022 as the last date for paying the examination fee.
KPSC JE Recruitment 2022 Details
Post Name
Junior Engineers (JE) post in the Karnataka Rural Drinking Water and Sanitation Department t
Organisation
Karnataka Public Service Commission (KPSC)
Qualification
Diploma/Degree in relevant in Civil, Environment, PHE engineering disciplines
Experience
Freshers
Salary Scale
Rs. 33,450 to Rs. 62,600
Application Start Date
March 28, 2022
Application End Date
April 27, 2022
KPSC JE Recruitment 2022 Age And Application Fee
Candidates interested in applying for Junior Engineer Jobs in KPSC through KPSC JE Recruitment 2022 must have completed 18 years of age and not be more than 35 years (Gen/UR), with a relaxation in the upper age limit up to 38 years for OBC (2A/2B/3A/3B) and 40 years for (SC/ST and Cat I) respectively as on as specified in the KPSC JE notification 2022
Candidates must pay a prescribed amount of Rs. 600 + 35 (Gen/UR), Rs. 300 + 35 OBC (2A/2B/3A & 3B) and Rs. 50 + 35 (Ex-SM) as examination-cum-application processing fee for KPSC JE Jobs 2022 under KPSC Junior Engineer Recruitment 2022 through online mode or any other mode as applicable before April 28, 2022. However, SC/ST/Cat-I and PWD candidates are required to pay only the application processing fee of Rs. 35 as mentioned in the KPSC Junior Engineer Notification 2022
KPSC JE Recruitment 2022 Education And Eligibility
Candidates applying for Junior Engineer Jobs in KPSC through KPSC Junior Engineer Recruitment 2022 must possess a Diploma/Degree in relevant in Civil, Environment, PHE engineering disciplines as detailed in the KPSC JE notification 2022 and candidates must (compulsorily) know Kannada language – read, write and speak.
KPSC Junior Engineer Recruitment 2022 Selection And Pay Scale
The selection of candidates for KPSC JE Jobs 2022 under KPSC JE Recruitment 2022 will be done through a Written Examination and Interview as notified in KPSC Junior Engineer Notification 2022
Candidates selection for Junior Engineer Jobs in KPSC through KPSC JE Recruitment 2022 will be paid emolument in the pay scale of Rs. 33,450 to Rs. 62,600 as given in the KPSC JE notification 2022
KPSC JE Recruitment 2022: How To Apply
Candidates applying for Junior Engineer Jobs in KPSC through KPSC JE Recruitment 2022 must register online on the official KPSC website kpsc.kar.nic.in at from March 28, 2022 onwards, and submit their applications before April 27, 2022
The Maharashtra State Common Entrance Test Cell has announced the MAHA LLB CET 2022 Dates for Maha 5 year LLB course i.e. Maha LLB Integrated Course CET 2022 leading to BBA-LL.B., BLS-LL.B., B.A.-LL.B, etc. for the Academic Year 2022-2023. As per the MAHA 5 Year LLB CET Schedule, the registration process for MAHA 5 year LLB course starts on March 19, 2022 and ends on April 7, 2022. Candidates interested in pursing the Maha LLB Integrated Course CET 2022 can register online and check eligibility details on the official website mahacet.org
Maha LLB Integrated Course CET 2022 Eligibility
Candidates who wish to the apply for MAHA 5 Year LLB Course must have successfully completed Senior Secondary School course (+2) or equivalent course from the Institute in Maharashtra State (such as 11+1, A level in Senior Secondary School Leaving Certificate course) as mentioned in the MAHA LLB CET 2022 brochure.
MAHA 5 Year LLB Course Fee
Candidates who wish to the apply for Maha LLB Integrated Course CET 2022 must pay a prescribed fee of Rs. 800 Open Category, EWS candidates from Maharashtra State and outside Maha and all India and Rs. 600 for Backward Class and all reserved categories as mentioned in the MAHA LLB CET 2022 brochure.
MAHA 5 Year LLB CET Schedule
On-Line Registration Start Date
March 19, 2022
On-Line Registration End Date
April 7, 2022
Issue of Hall Ticket
April 30, 2022
MAHA LLB CET 2022 Dates
May 17 and 18, 2022
MAHA LLB CET 2022 Result
To be announced later
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Story first published: Friday, March 18, 2022, 19:31 [IST]
When the omicron wave hit the United States, it spread throughout the country like wildfire.
Different models estimate that anywhere from 50% to 75% of Americans had been infected with the variant by the end of the surge.
So, what does that mean for the rest of the U.S. population that did not contract COVID-19 during the last wave?
Because omicron has shown the ability to cause breakthrough infections despite vaccination status, this has led to fears that everyone will catch the virus at some point. However, it is important to clarify that the COVID vaccines continue to be highly effective in its primary purpose in preventing hospitalization and death.
However, public health experts said it’s not inevitable Americans who have not gotten COVID yet eventually will, and that there are several reasons people have been able to avoid infection so far, including certain behaviors such as being serious about masking and social distancing, vaccination rates and maybe even genetics.
Why some people haven’t gotten COVID yet
Doctors said there are several reasons millions of Americans have yet to contract the virus.
One of those reasons is human behaviors, meaning people take proper precautions to lower their risk of getting infected.
“Sometimes people don’t get infected because they’re extremely cautious,” Dr. Mark Siedner, an associate professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School, told ABC News. “There are people who have their own health behaviors or are concerned about their own health or their loved ones’ health.”
He continued, “Maybe they have comorbidities … they may be the kind of people who are largely homebound, or not really interacting with others or are particularly careful with things like social distancing and masking, and that certainly can stop a lion’s share of infections or certainly decrease the risk to where it’s unlikely you’d be infected.”
These people are also more likely to have been vaccinated and boosted, and the experts said it’s impossible to disregard the effect vaccination rates have had on preventing infections among Americans.
Dr. Jonathan Grein said there are also social and environmental reasons that could determine why some Americans have been infected and others haven’t, including how much time people spend with others and where they interact.
“Some people may come into more contact with people more regularly than others,” Grein, director of hospital epidemiology at Cedars-Sinai in Los Angeles, told ABC News. “There’s probably environmental reasons as well, the virus is probably transmitted more efficiently in certain circumstances like classically the indoor, poorly-ventilated space compared to outside.”
However, genetics could also be playing a role.
Dr. Stuart Ray, a professor of medicine at Johns Hopkins University, said similar circumstances have been seen in people who were at high risk for HIV but did not contract the disease.
“One of the things that was discovered was people who had mutations in [a certain] receptor … and that was associated with not getting infected with HIV and in the uncommon people who do get infected, very slow progression to AIDS,” he told ABC News.
Although there has not yet been a clearly identified gene, Ray said it’s feasible some people are genetically less susceptible to COVID.
Is infection with COVID-19 inevitable?
The experts said they don’t believe that infection with COVID-19 is inevitable or at least inevitable for everyone.
“The fact that we’re now two years in and a substantial number of people have not yet been infected is good evidence that it’s not inevitable everyone will get it,” Grein said. “One thing we’ve clearly identified is that being vaccinated is the most important variable in deciding how protected somebody may be.
However, Ray said he thinks Americans who are unvaccinated but haven’t contracted the virus yet eventually will.
“As these variants have become more and more infectious, the likelihood that those people will get infected seems significant,” he said. “I do think it’s likely that people who have not been vaccinated and not had COVID will eventually get it because we are not going to be tracking infections as closely as we have in the past and so there will be less awareness as the virus renters the community … and at some point their bubble will burst if they are not immune.”
Dr. Peter Chin-Hong, an infectious diseases specialist at the University of California, San Francisco, said the COVID situation in Hong Kong is a “horror story” of what can happen in an unvaccinated country.
Hong Kong currently has the world’s highest COVID-19 death rate with a seven-day rolling average of 37.68 per million people, according to Our World in Data.
“Many people were vaccinated in Hong Kong, but it was the reverse of the U.S.,” he said. “In the U.S, so many seniors are vaccinated and boosted, but in Hong Kong, it was the opposite. Very few seniors were vaccinated so that when they did get it, even something ‘milder’ like omicron, many people were still dying, so that is a cautionary tale.”
There is no number that determines when the U.S. has enough immunity
Early in the pandemic, Dr. Anthony Fauci and other public health experts said the U.S. needed to vaccinate 75% to 85% to achieve herd immunity.
Currently, only 65.3% of all Americans are fully vaccinated.
Then, when U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced last month he would be dropping the remaining COVID-19 restrictions in England, supporters said one of the reasons was because government figures showed more than 98% of the adult population in England has detectable COVID-19 antibodies either from previous infection or from vaccination.
But officials said there is no number in the U.S. for which officials can declare there is “enough immunity.”
“The game has been changed to some extent because the virus has been able to infect so many people and evolve,” Ray said. “It’s level of infectivity right now is so high that the levels of antibodies required to prevent infection, the level we need to achieve is hard to sustain for a long period of time.”
The Union Public Service Commission has declared the UPSC CS Mains 2021 Result for the Civil Services (Main) Examination, 2021 held by the Union Public Service Commission from 7th January 2022 to 16th January 2022 for selection to Indian Administrative Service, Indian Foreign Service, Indian Police Service, and other Central Group A and Group B Services. Candidates who had appeared for the UPSC Civil Services Main written exam can check their UPSC Main Results 2021 on the official website upsc.gov.in
Candidates whose Roll Numbers have appeared in the UPSC Civil Services Main Result 2021 are qualified to appear for the Interview/Personality Test dates regarding which will be intimated to the candidates through e-Summon Letter. Check the complete details about UPSC CS Mains 2021 Result here
Step 2: Find the UPSC Civil Services Main Result 2021 link on the homepage
Step 3: Click on UPSC Main Results 2021
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Step 6: Download the UPSC Civil Services Main 2021 Result pdf file for future reference.
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Candidates who have cleared the UPSC Civil Services Main Result 2021 are required to mandatorily fill up the Detailed Application Form – II (DAF – II), which will be made available on the Commission’s Website upsconline.nic.in from March 17, 2022 to March 24, 2022 till 06.00 pm.
Important instructions regarding filling up of DAF and submitting the same ONLINE to the Commission will also be made available on the DoPT website
The candidates who have emerged successful in UPSC Civil Services Main 2021 Result have to first get themselves registered on the relevant page of the website before filling up the ONLINE DAF and submit the same ONLINE along with uploading the scanned copies of relevant certificates/documents in support of their eligibility, claim for reservation, etc. and appear for the Personality Tests (Interviews) scheduled to commence from April 5, 2022 onwards.
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Australia tour of Pakistan: Interim head coach Andrew McDonald played down concerns over Australia’s inability to bowl out oppositions in the final innings after they failed to win the 2nd Test in Karachi despite taking a 408-run first-innings lead,
Pakistan batted out more tthan 170 overs in the final innings to secure a draw in the Karachi Test (AP Photo)
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Australia failed to win Karachi Test despite taking 408-run first-innings lead
Australia have failed to bowl out teams on Day 5 five times in last 19 Tests
Australia will face Pakistan in the 3rd Test in Lahore from March 21
Australia’s interim head coach Andrew McDonald played down the team’s concerns over closing out Test matches in the 4th innings after they missed out on a fine opportunity to script a historic victory against Pakistan in the 2nd Test of an ongoing 3-match series in Karachi.
McDonald, who took over from Justin Langer after the former head coach stepped down, said he is proud that Australia were able to get to a position of strength in the Karachi Test.
Despite taking a 408-run first innings lead in the 2nd Test, Australia failed to beat Pakistan who held on to a draw after batting out 171.4 overs stretching close to 2 days in the final innings. Babar Azam hit 196 425 balls while Mohammad Rizwan hit a hundred and Abdullah Shafique getting 96 in a patient knock at the top. Despite Nathan Lyon taking quick wickets towards the close of play, Pakistan drew the Test as the visiting team fluffed quite a few chances.
“”We’ve had good confirmation that the style of cricket we want to play is going to hold up,” McDonald said.
“But if you put yourself in those (winning) situations continually, we’ll find a way through them.
“There were missed opportunities on that final day but we gave ourselves a real good look at it, and that’s what I’m really proud of.”
Notably, Australia have tallied five such failures to bowl out teams on day five for victory in their last 19 Tests. Last year, India held on to a fighting draw after batting out the entire final day in Sydney after which they won the Gabba Test, chasing in excess of 300 to breach Australia’s fortress.
McDonald said morale was high in the Australian camp as the deadlocked series heads to the final match in Lahore, which hosts its first Test since 2009. The visitors had plenty of positives to take from the 2nd Test as their batting, led by Usman Khawaja, stepped up while Mitchell Starc used reverse swing well in the first innings and spinners Lyon and Mitchell Swepson shone.
The Indian Navy under the Indian Armed Forces has released Indian Navy Sailor Notification 2022 inviting online applications from eligible and interested Indian nationals (unmarried male) for recruiting Two Thousand and Five Hundred (2500) Sailors for Artificer Apprentice (AA) and Senior Secondary Recruits (SSR) in Indian Navy through direct recruitment to be posted across Indian Navy units in India on a fulltime basis. The online registration on joinindiannavy.gov.in starts on March 29, 2022 and ends on April 5, 2022
Indian Navy Sailor Recruitment 2022 Details
Post Name
Sailors for Artificer Apprentice (AA) and Senior Secondary Recruits (SSR) in Indian Navy
Organisation
Indian Navy
Qualification
Passed Class 12/10+2 examination or equivalent with minimum 60% marks (aggregate) with Mathematics and Physics, and at least one of these subjects – Chemistry/Biology/Computer Science
Pay Scale
Rs. 21,700 to Rs. 69,100
Job Location
Across Indian Navy units in India
Experience
Freshers can apply
Application Start Date
March 29, 2022
Application End Date
April 5, 2022
Indian Navy SSR AA Recruitment 2022 Age Criteria And Fees
Candidates interested in applying for Indian Navy Sailor Jobs 2022 through Indian Navy SSR AA Recruitment 2022 should be born between August 1, 2002 to July 31 2005, with relaxation (upper age limit) for reserved categories as given in the Indian Navy Sailor Notification 2022
For details regarding the application fee for Indian Navy SSR AA Jobs 2022 through Indian Navy Recruitment 2022 refer to the official Indian Navy Notification 2022 to be issued shortly.
Indian Navy Sailor Recruitment 2022 Vacancy
Post Name
No. Of Vacancies
Sailor – Senior Secondary Recruit (SSR)
2,000
Sailor – Artificer Apprentice (AA)
500
Total
2500
Indian Navy SSR AA Recruitment 2022 Education And Eligibility
Desirous candidates applying for Indian Navy Sailor Jobs 2022 through Indian Navy SSR AA Recruitment 2022 must have passed Class 12/10+2 examination or equivalent with minimum 60% marks (aggregate) with Mathematics and Physics, and at least one of these subjects – Chemistry/Biology/Computer Science from the Boards of School Education recognised by MHRD, Govt. of India and meet the physical and medical fitness standards as detailed in the Indian Navy Sailor Notification 2022
Indian Navy Sailor Recruitment 2022 Selection And Pay Scale
The selection of candidates to Indian Navy SSR AA Jobs 2022 through Indian Navy SSR AA Recruitment 2022 will be done through a Written Test, Physical Fitness Test (PFT) and Medical Examination as notified in the Indian Navy Notification 2022
Candidates selected to Indian Navy Sailor Jobs 2022 through Indian Navy SSR AA Sailor Recruitment 2022 will be paid emolument in the pay scale of Rs. 21,700 to Rs. 69,100
Indian Navy SSR AA Recruitment 2022: How To Apply
Candidates applying for Indian Navy SSR AA Jobs 2022 through Indian Navy AA Sailor Recruitment 2022 must register online on the official Indian Navy website from March 29, 2022 onwards and submit their applications before April 5, 2022
Download Indian Navy SSR AA Sailor Notification 2022 pdf for Indian Navy Sailor Jobs 2022 through Indian Navy SSR AA Recruitment 2022 here
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BA.2 makes up 23% of new COVID cases, up from 7% two weeks ago.
March 17, 2022, 4:50 PM
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Experts fear that COVID-19 cases in the United States will rise in the next few weeks as the new BA.2 variant continues to spread.
Data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows BA.2, which is a subvariant of omicron, has been tripling in prevalence every two weeks.
As of the week ending March 11, BA.2 makes up 23.1% of all COVID cases in the U.S. compared to 7.1% of all cases the week ending Feb. 26, according to the CDC.
Although the original omicron variant still makes up the majority of America’s COVID infections, its prevalence has dropped over the same period, from 74.5% to 66.1%.
Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation’s top infectious disease expert, said given the growing prevalence of BA.2, he expects cases will increase within the next month.
“I would expect that we might see an uptick in cases here in the United States because, only a week or so ago, the CDC came out with their modification of the metrics for what would be recommended for masking indoors, and much of the country right now is in that zone, where masking indoors is not required,” Fauci told ABC affiliate KGTV Wednesday.
Fauci added that he believes BA.2 will become the dominant variant in the country, surpassing the original omicron variant.
Several European countries — such as Finland, France, Germany, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom — have reported a spike in COVID-19 over the last couple of weeks.
In the U.K., 93,943 cases were recorded Wednesday, according to Johns Hopkins University, more than double the 45,303 recorded two weeks earlier.
“Europe has been an important sign of what we can expect in the U.S.,” said Dr. John Brownstein, an epidemiologist at Boston Children’s Hospital and an ABC News contributor. “Rising infections, an increase in variant prevalence and a slow booster rollout is likely a sign of a surge. Whether it will be another wave or small bump, we don’t know yet.”
Last month, U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced any remaining COVID-19 measures in England would be dropped so the country could move into a new phase of the pandemic, which he described as “living with COVID.”
Several European countries followed suit, as did the U.S., which eased masking guidance for 70% of the country, including for schools.
Fauci said he is encouraged that BA.2 does not appear to cause more severe disease, but warned if the U.S. experiences another COVID wave, Americans must be willing to readopt mitigation measures — and other experts agree.
“What we’re seeing now is the importance of being able to off-ramp interventions as cases up and how they need to readopted as they come back,” Brownstein said. “This might mean masking in certain setting and spending less time in indoor settings and environments we know the virus can spread quickly.”
Dr. Ali Mokdad, an epidemiologist with the University of Washington’s Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation in Seattle, said he hopes that the U.S. government also has a plan to distribute COVID-19 antivirals in case of a surge.
“These medications are life-savers and if someone is diagnosed early on and they take these antiviral medications, they’re not going to end up in the hospital and die from it,” he told ABC News. “So it will really reduce the burden of COVID-19.”
ABC News’ Arielle Mitropoulos contributed to this report.
A 13-year-old was at the wheel of the pickup truck that swerved in front of a van carrying the University of the Southwest’s men’s and women’s golf teams, killing nine people, including the underage driver, according to the National Transportation Safety Board.
Six members of the team and the head coach were killed in the crash. Two remain in critical condition at a Texas hospital.
NTSB Vice Chairman Bruce Landsberg told reporters that the Dodge 2500 Ram pickup truck driven by the teen was traveling northbound near Midland, Texas, on Tuesday night when it crossed into the southbound lane and collided head on with the 17-seat passenger van carrying the golf teams. The truck’s left front tire was a spare that failed and caused the vehicle to pull hard left and cross into the opposing lane, according to the NTSB.
In addition to the 13-year-old, whose name was not released, a 38-year-old man, Henrich Siemens, was in the Dodge pickup. Both were killed, as well as the coach, Tyler James, and six golfers in the passenger van.
The players who died were identified as Maurico Sanchez, 19, of Mexico; Travis Garcia, 19, of Pleasanton, Texas; Jackson Zinn, 22, of Westminster, Colorado; Karissa Raines, 21, of Fort Stockton, Texas; Laci Stone, 18, of Nocona, Texas; and Tiago Sousa, 18, of Portugal.
The two passengers in the team van who survived the wreck, Dayton Price,19, of Mississauga, Ontario, and Hayden Underhill, 20, of Amherstview, Ontario, remain hospitalized as of Thursday in Lubbock, Texas, according to the University of the Southwest.
Investigators were able to determine the teen was in the driver’s seat based on the size of the remains inside the truck, according to Landsberg.
Landsberg said his team is going through all of the evidence at the scene, including vehicle recorders, but it does appear that the incident was “very clearly a high speed, head-on collision.” Both vehicles burst into flames after the crash.
“We have literally thousands of pictures that were taken by the various first responders, and there is no question about the force of impact,” he said.
Landsberg added that “quite a number of the bus passengers were not wearing seatbelts,” during the incident.
The NTSB will release a preliminary report on its investigation in two to three weeks, Landsberg said.
Ryan Tipton, the provost of the University of the Southwest, provided an update on the two injured students during a news conference Thursday and said the school would be supporting them during their long journey.
“Every day is a game of inches, and every hour is one step closer to another day,” he said.
Tipton said most students are off campus for spring break but the school is planning to hold a memorial service in honor of those who died when classes resume.
“We are a family of Mustangs,” he said, referring to the school’s mascot. “We’ve run as one, we run together and [when] one of us is hurting, all of us are hurting.”
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