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Raman Research Institute Bangalore PhD Admissions 2013

Raman Research Institute CV Raman Avenue, Sadashivanagar, Bangalore-560080 Tel 080-23610122, Fax 080-23610492 E-mail admissions@rri.res.in, Website www.rri.res.in Admission Notice 2013 Ph.D Programme Admission 2013 Research scholars undergo intensive course work during the first year The medium of instruction is English On successful completion of the course work and other requirements for confirmation of the candidature, they will be registered for a Ph.D degree with the Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi Students are paid a scholarship of Rs 16,000/- per month for the first two years and Rs 18,000/- thereafter for the next three years, subject to satisfactory progress Students are also provided hostel accommodation for a period of five years depending on availability or additional 30% of the stipend as House Rent Allowance in lieu of hostel accommodation In addition, they are paid a book grant of Rs 5,000/- per annum for four years RRI encourages and supports participation of stu...

Winners of Bal Bharati Essay Competition 2008 felicitated

New Delhi: 13 school children from across the country have been declared winners of the 'Bal Bharati Essay Competition -2008'. Mrs. Stuti Kacker, Additional Secretary, Ministry of Information & Broadcasting awarded all of them at a function organized by the Publications Division here today. Bal Bharati is a popular children's monthly published by the Publications Division. The awards were presented to the 13 school children for their best essays on the given topic 'Rajneta Desh Ki Tasweer Badal Sakte Hain'. Delhi's Deepak Bisht's essay won the first prize of Rs.3000. The second prize of Rs.2000 went to Deepali Aggrawal of Jaipur and the third to Akriti Singh of Delhi. Ten other children won consolation prizes. All the children were given a citation along with the prize. For the first time, the competition was organized at the all India level in which 450 school children of up to class X participated. Children from across the country participated in the c...