General Affairs
Forest Cover Declines in 12 States, Union Territories
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NEW DELHI: The forest cover of 12 states and Union Territories has declined by over 1200 sq kms due to a variety of reasons including encroachment and mining, Lok Sabha was informed today.
Replying to a question, Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar said as per India State of Forest Report 2013, the total forest cover in the country is 697,898 sq km, which is 21.23 per cent of the total geographical area of the country.
"There is a net increase of 5871 sq km in the forest cover of the country as compared with India State of Forest Report 2011," he said.
Nagaland, Andhra Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Tripura, Manipur, Arunachal Pradesh, Mizoram, Karnataka, Chhattisgarh, Haryana, Maharashtra and Andaman and Nicobar Islands have reported decline in forest cover due to encroachment, open cast mining, drying up of mangroves after tsumani and shifting cultivation practices.
NEW DELHI: The forest cover of 12 states and Union Territories has declined by over 1200 sq kms due to a variety of reasons including encroachment and mining, Lok Sabha was informed today.Replying to a question, Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar said as per India State of Forest Report 2013, the total forest cover in the country is 697,898 sq km, which is 21.23 per cent of the total geographical area of the country.
"There is a net increase of 5871 sq km in the forest cover of the country as compared with India State of Forest Report 2011," he said.
Nagaland, Andhra Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Tripura, Manipur, Arunachal Pradesh, Mizoram, Karnataka, Chhattisgarh, Haryana, Maharashtra and Andaman and Nicobar Islands have reported decline in forest cover due to encroachment, open cast mining, drying up of mangroves after tsumani and shifting cultivation practices.
'Cop Threatened to Kill Me,' Alleges Yogendra Yadav After Arrest and Release
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NEW DELHI: Activist Yogendra Yadav was arrested and released today along with 90 others over a protest last night by farmers at Jantar Mantar in the Centre of Delhi.
Mr Yadav, who spent the night at a police station after being detained, alleged that he had been manhandled, beaten and threatened by the police.
"Even when we tried speaking to media, SHO Dinesh Kumar threatened to kill me," Mr Yadav told reporters after he was released.
"He said maar maar kar bharta bana doonga (I will make mincemeat of you)," alleged the 51-year-old, who was expelled from the ruling Aam Aadmi Party earlier this year.
His former AAP colleagues, including Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, came out in his support.
"The way the police has behaved with Yogendra Yadav, we condemn it. This is not right as peaceful protest is our fundamental right," Mr Kejriwal said, adding that he would appeal to Home Minister Rajnath Singh to look into the incident.
Mr Yadav tweeted through the night about "brutal assault" by the police.
Delhi Police chief BS Bassi said his force had acted "within the realm of law."
Mr Yadav, who founded the Swaraj Abhiyan along with lawyer-activist Prashant Bhushan, said he had gone to Jantar Mantar after learning about a police crackdown on farmers who, he said, were holding a "peaceful" protest. He alleged that he was bundled into a police van along with other demonstrators and taken to the police station.
Mr Yadav has been leading a protest by farmers from Punjab, Haryana and Rajasthan against the government's proposal to change the way farm land is acquired for infrastructure projects.
They had led a 'tractor protest' near the Delhi border on Sunday night, where police had prevented the tractors from entering the city. The protesters had continued on to Jantar Mantar in the heart of New Delhi.
NEW DELHI: Activist Yogendra Yadav was arrested and released today along with 90 others over a protest last night by farmers at Jantar Mantar in the Centre of Delhi.Mr Yadav, who spent the night at a police station after being detained, alleged that he had been manhandled, beaten and threatened by the police.
"Even when we tried speaking to media, SHO Dinesh Kumar threatened to kill me," Mr Yadav told reporters after he was released.
"He said maar maar kar bharta bana doonga (I will make mincemeat of you)," alleged the 51-year-old, who was expelled from the ruling Aam Aadmi Party earlier this year.
His former AAP colleagues, including Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, came out in his support.
"The way the police has behaved with Yogendra Yadav, we condemn it. This is not right as peaceful protest is our fundamental right," Mr Kejriwal said, adding that he would appeal to Home Minister Rajnath Singh to look into the incident.
Mr Yadav tweeted through the night about "brutal assault" by the police.
Mr Yadav, who founded the Swaraj Abhiyan along with lawyer-activist Prashant Bhushan, said he had gone to Jantar Mantar after learning about a police crackdown on farmers who, he said, were holding a "peaceful" protest. He alleged that he was bundled into a police van along with other demonstrators and taken to the police station.
Mr Yadav has been leading a protest by farmers from Punjab, Haryana and Rajasthan against the government's proposal to change the way farm land is acquired for infrastructure projects.
They had led a 'tractor protest' near the Delhi border on Sunday night, where police had prevented the tractors from entering the city. The protesters had continued on to Jantar Mantar in the heart of New Delhi.
Gandhis Can't Accept Anyone Outside Their Family Can Run India: Arun Jaitley
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NEW DELHI: After launching his government's final push for the Goods and Services Tax (GST) bill in Parliament, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today hit out at Sonia and Rahul Gandhi over unrelenting protests by the Congress, saying they could not stomach anyone else ruling the country.
"They have taken the 2014 defeat badly. The Congress and their two top leaders are unable to accept that anyone outside the Gandhi family can rule India. It is high time that they accept it and drop their negative approach," Mr Jaitley said.
Sonia Gandhi, the Congress president, has refused to call off her party's protests over senior BJP leaders involved in the Lalit Modi and Vyapam controversies. The Congress has demanded Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj's removal for her help to tainted cricket boss Lalit Modi.
Arun Jaitley said the Congress is in "self-destruct mode."
"During their reign, their policies were a liability, it continues to be a liability on the economy of the country in the Opposition," Mr Jaitley said.
He accused the Congress of going back on its word on GST.
"The Congress mooted the proposal in 2006 and introduced GST in 2011, they failed to bring a consensus. In less than a year, PM Modi's NDA (National Democratic Alliance) brought about a consensus," Mr Jaitley said.
There were repeated disruptions in Parliament today as the government introduced the GST proposal, with just two more days left in the monsoon session.
The Rajya house was adjourned seconds after the GST bill was introduced, as the Congress refused to stop its protests in Parliament to allow a discussion.
The GST bill will enable one national sales tax to replace an array of taxes in states.
NEW DELHI: After launching his government's final push for the Goods and Services Tax (GST) bill in Parliament, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today hit out at Sonia and Rahul Gandhi over unrelenting protests by the Congress, saying they could not stomach anyone else ruling the country."They have taken the 2014 defeat badly. The Congress and their two top leaders are unable to accept that anyone outside the Gandhi family can rule India. It is high time that they accept it and drop their negative approach," Mr Jaitley said.
Sonia Gandhi, the Congress president, has refused to call off her party's protests over senior BJP leaders involved in the Lalit Modi and Vyapam controversies. The Congress has demanded Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj's removal for her help to tainted cricket boss Lalit Modi.
Arun Jaitley said the Congress is in "self-destruct mode."
"During their reign, their policies were a liability, it continues to be a liability on the economy of the country in the Opposition," Mr Jaitley said.
He accused the Congress of going back on its word on GST.
"The Congress mooted the proposal in 2006 and introduced GST in 2011, they failed to bring a consensus. In less than a year, PM Modi's NDA (National Democratic Alliance) brought about a consensus," Mr Jaitley said.
There were repeated disruptions in Parliament today as the government introduced the GST proposal, with just two more days left in the monsoon session.
The Rajya house was adjourned seconds after the GST bill was introduced, as the Congress refused to stop its protests in Parliament to allow a discussion.
The GST bill will enable one national sales tax to replace an array of taxes in states.
Maggi Exceeded Lead Content, Violated Labelling Rules: Government
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NEW DELHI: Nestle India was asked to recall Maggi noodles as its samples were found to be containing more than permissible limits of lead and were also violating the labelling requirement, Government today said.
"Samples of Nestle's Maggi noodles were found to be containing more than the permissible limit of 2.5 ppm of lead and also violating the labelling requirements about presence of Monosodium Glutamate (MSG).
"Based on the test results reported from different states, confirming presence of lead beyond permissible limit, an order dated June 5, 2015 was issued by the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) directing Nestle India to recall its Maggi Noodles," Health Minister JP Nadda said in a written reply to a query in the Rajya Sabha.
The FSSAI had through its communication dated May 25 this year advised all the states and UTs to draw samples of the Maggi Noodles (Nestle) and get the same tested from authorized labs.
The FSSAI had also advised the Commissioners of Food Safety of all the states and UTs through its communication dated June 8 2015 to draw and test the samples of Noodles and allied products of other brands as well, Mr Nadda said.
The Minister said that the implementation and enforcement of the Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006 primarily rests with the state and Union Territories.
FSSAI regularly takes up the issue of enforcement of the provisions of the act with the state authorities through written communications and interaction during the meetings of the Central Advisory Committee (CAC).
The CAC also comprises the Commissioners of Food Safety of all states and UTs for effective implementation of the Act and the rules and regulations there under, the Minister said.
He added that surveillance, monitoring, inspection, random sampling and testing of food products are undertaken by the officials of food safety departments of states and Union Territories s to ensure compliance with the standards laid down under Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006, Rules and Regulations.
NEW DELHI: Nestle India was asked to recall Maggi noodles as its samples were found to be containing more than permissible limits of lead and were also violating the labelling requirement, Government today said."Samples of Nestle's Maggi noodles were found to be containing more than the permissible limit of 2.5 ppm of lead and also violating the labelling requirements about presence of Monosodium Glutamate (MSG).
"Based on the test results reported from different states, confirming presence of lead beyond permissible limit, an order dated June 5, 2015 was issued by the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) directing Nestle India to recall its Maggi Noodles," Health Minister JP Nadda said in a written reply to a query in the Rajya Sabha.
The FSSAI had through its communication dated May 25 this year advised all the states and UTs to draw samples of the Maggi Noodles (Nestle) and get the same tested from authorized labs.
The FSSAI had also advised the Commissioners of Food Safety of all the states and UTs through its communication dated June 8 2015 to draw and test the samples of Noodles and allied products of other brands as well, Mr Nadda said.
The Minister said that the implementation and enforcement of the Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006 primarily rests with the state and Union Territories.
FSSAI regularly takes up the issue of enforcement of the provisions of the act with the state authorities through written communications and interaction during the meetings of the Central Advisory Committee (CAC).
The CAC also comprises the Commissioners of Food Safety of all states and UTs for effective implementation of the Act and the rules and regulations there under, the Minister said.
He added that surveillance, monitoring, inspection, random sampling and testing of food products are undertaken by the officials of food safety departments of states and Union Territories s to ensure compliance with the standards laid down under Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006, Rules and Regulations.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi Congratulates Sundar Pichai on New Role
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CHENNAI: With India-born Sundar Pichai set to head a re-organised Google as its Chief Executive Officer, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today congratulated the IIT alumni on his new role at the internet giant.
"Congratulations @sundarpichai (Sundar Pichai). My best wishes for the new role at @google.," PM Modi tweeted. Soon after the announcement of Mr Pichai as the new CEO at Google, congratulatory messages started pouring in for the 43-year-old Mr Pichai, who was previously in-charge of product and engineering for Google's Internet businesses.
Mr Pichai received a B.Tech from the Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur and holds a Master of Science in Engineering and Materials Science from Stanford University and an MBA from the Wharton School.
Mr Pichai joins a gradually growing list of Indian-origin technology and business executives working their way up to head multi-billion dollar worth American giants.
There are many other Indians heading the businesses at relatively smaller companies abroad, especially in IT sector, but at least 12 large companies have got India-born chief executives.
These include Microsoft (Satya Nadella), PepsiCo (Indra Nooyi), ArcelorMittal (Lakshmi Mittal), Diageo (Ivan Menezes), Reckitt Benckiser (Rakesh Kapoor), MasterCard (Ajay Banga), DBS Group Holdings (Piyush Gupta), SanDisk (Sanjay Mehrotra), Global Foundries (Sanjay Jha), Cognizant (Francisco Dsouza) and Adobe (Shantanu Narayen).
CHENNAI: With India-born Sundar Pichai set to head a re-organised Google as its Chief Executive Officer, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today congratulated the IIT alumni on his new role at the internet giant."Congratulations @sundarpichai (Sundar Pichai). My best wishes for the new role at @google.," PM Modi tweeted. Soon after the announcement of Mr Pichai as the new CEO at Google, congratulatory messages started pouring in for the 43-year-old Mr Pichai, who was previously in-charge of product and engineering for Google's Internet businesses.
Mr Pichai received a B.Tech from the Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur and holds a Master of Science in Engineering and Materials Science from Stanford University and an MBA from the Wharton School.
Mr Pichai joins a gradually growing list of Indian-origin technology and business executives working their way up to head multi-billion dollar worth American giants.
There are many other Indians heading the businesses at relatively smaller companies abroad, especially in IT sector, but at least 12 large companies have got India-born chief executives.
These include Microsoft (Satya Nadella), PepsiCo (Indra Nooyi), ArcelorMittal (Lakshmi Mittal), Diageo (Ivan Menezes), Reckitt Benckiser (Rakesh Kapoor), MasterCard (Ajay Banga), DBS Group Holdings (Piyush Gupta), SanDisk (Sanjay Mehrotra), Global Foundries (Sanjay Jha), Cognizant (Francisco Dsouza) and Adobe (Shantanu Narayen).
Business Affairs
Clock ticking as Rajya Sabha has 2 days to pass the GST Bill this session
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Even as the NDA-led government managed to move the goods and services tax bill (GST) at the last-minute in Rajya Sabha for a major tax reform, the opposition, in particular the Congress refused to call off protests in Parliament to allow a discussion.
Shortly after the first round of votes was conducted on the much-hyped Bill, the opposition members stormed into the Well of the House, forcing its adjournment. Following the disruption the house was adjourned till Wednesday.
The government has only two more days now to pass the GST Bill in the current session as the monsoon session of Parliament ends on August 13. If the bill is nor ratified by the Rajya Sabha in the next two days it will be shelved like the Land Bill till the Winter Session.
GST that seeks to replace all indirect taxes, with a uniform levy has already been approved by the Lok Sabha and was in the last session referred to a Rajya Sabha Select Committee.
The panel has given its report endorsing majority of the provisions, while suggesting changes in compensation to states and definition of supply for the purpose of states levying additional one per cent tax. The report of the Rajya Sabha Select Committee was tabled in Parliament last month. However, the Congress, the AIADMK and the Left parties had submitted dissent notes on the same.
The Congress, has said it will not allow Parliament to function unless the PM removes senior BJP leaders it accuses of graft charges, including Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj. The Congress also wants changes to the bill, which it says must be more "simple and comprehensive"
Even as the NDA-led government managed to move the goods and services tax bill (GST) at the last-minute in Rajya Sabha for a major tax reform, the opposition, in particular the Congress refused to call off protests in Parliament to allow a discussion.
Shortly after the first round of votes was conducted on the much-hyped Bill, the opposition members stormed into the Well of the House, forcing its adjournment. Following the disruption the house was adjourned till Wednesday.
The government has only two more days now to pass the GST Bill in the current session as the monsoon session of Parliament ends on August 13. If the bill is nor ratified by the Rajya Sabha in the next two days it will be shelved like the Land Bill till the Winter Session.
GST that seeks to replace all indirect taxes, with a uniform levy has already been approved by the Lok Sabha and was in the last session referred to a Rajya Sabha Select Committee.
The panel has given its report endorsing majority of the provisions, while suggesting changes in compensation to states and definition of supply for the purpose of states levying additional one per cent tax. The report of the Rajya Sabha Select Committee was tabled in Parliament last month. However, the Congress, the AIADMK and the Left parties had submitted dissent notes on the same.
The Congress, has said it will not allow Parliament to function unless the PM removes senior BJP leaders it accuses of graft charges, including Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj. The Congress also wants changes to the bill, which it says must be more "simple and comprehensive"
Tata Steel Q1 net sales fall 17% on cheaper imports
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Tata Steel on Tuesday posted a 17 per cent drop in consolidated net sales for the April-June quarter, as a flood of cheaper imports hit steel prices.
The company 's net profit for the period ended June 30 more than doubled to Rs 763 crore ($118.82 million), on a consolidated basis, from Rs 337 crore a year earlier.
The profit was helped by a one-time gain of Rs 158 crore compared with an charge of Rs 262 crore in the year-ago quarter.
Consolidated net sales for the quarter fell to Rs 2,990 crore.
($1 = Rs 64.2150)
Tata Steel on Tuesday posted a 17 per cent drop in consolidated net sales for the April-June quarter, as a flood of cheaper imports hit steel prices.
The company 's net profit for the period ended June 30 more than doubled to Rs 763 crore ($118.82 million), on a consolidated basis, from Rs 337 crore a year earlier.
The profit was helped by a one-time gain of Rs 158 crore compared with an charge of Rs 262 crore in the year-ago quarter.
Consolidated net sales for the quarter fell to Rs 2,990 crore.
($1 = Rs 64.2150)
Rupee plunges 29 paise against dollar, post yuan devaluation
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The rupee fell sharply by 29 paise to 64.16 against the dollar in early trade on Tuesday at the Interbank Foreign Exchange due to a rise in the greenback against other currencies overseas.
Dealers attributed the fall to the dollar's gains after China devalued yuan, which pushed up demand from importers for the US currency.However, a higher opening in domestic equity market capped losses to some extent.
The rupee had lost six paise to settle at 63.87 against the dollar on Monday's trade on fag-end demand for the greenback from importers.
Meanwhile, the benchmark BSE Sensex was trading higher by 103.40 points, or 0.36 per cent, at 28,205.12 in early trade on Tuesday.
The rupee fell sharply by 29 paise to 64.16 against the dollar in early trade on Tuesday at the Interbank Foreign Exchange due to a rise in the greenback against other currencies overseas.
Dealers attributed the fall to the dollar's gains after China devalued yuan, which pushed up demand from importers for the US currency.However, a higher opening in domestic equity market capped losses to some extent.
The rupee had lost six paise to settle at 63.87 against the dollar on Monday's trade on fag-end demand for the greenback from importers.
Meanwhile, the benchmark BSE Sensex was trading higher by 103.40 points, or 0.36 per cent, at 28,205.12 in early trade on Tuesday.
POSCO signs deal to set up steel plant in Maharashtra
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South Korean steelmaker POSCO and Shree Uttam Steel and Power have agreed to set up a 3-million-tonnes-per-year integrated steel plant in Maharashtra.
Shree Uttam Steel and Power is owned by the co-promoters of Uttam Galva Steels, which is jointly owned by ArcelorMittal.
The plant would be the first in India for POSCO, the world's No.6 steelmaker, as it continues to battle regulatory hurdles for a decade-old project to set up a mega $12 billion steel plant in Odisha.
Both POSCO and ArcelorMittal, the world's largest steelmaker, have scrapped a number of other projects in India over the past two years, citing difficulties in acquiring land and mines.
POSCO, which already has steel processing centres in the cities of Pune, Chennai and near New Delhi, has made little progress and could scrap the Odisha project after a new law made it costlier to source iron ore for the plant.
The proposed joint venture plans to set up the plant, to be located at Satarda in Sindhudurg district, in two phases and hopes to take advantage of an expected surge in steel demand in the country, Uttam Steel said on Tuesday.
An investment of about $1 billion is needed to set up a 1-million-tonne-per-year steel plant.
Shares in Uttam Galva, which processes hot-rolled steel to finished coils for domestic and export markets, surged as much as 16 per cent on news of the joint venture.
South Korean steelmaker POSCO and Shree Uttam Steel and Power have agreed to set up a 3-million-tonnes-per-year integrated steel plant in Maharashtra.
Shree Uttam Steel and Power is owned by the co-promoters of Uttam Galva Steels, which is jointly owned by ArcelorMittal.
The plant would be the first in India for POSCO, the world's No.6 steelmaker, as it continues to battle regulatory hurdles for a decade-old project to set up a mega $12 billion steel plant in Odisha.
Both POSCO and ArcelorMittal, the world's largest steelmaker, have scrapped a number of other projects in India over the past two years, citing difficulties in acquiring land and mines.
POSCO, which already has steel processing centres in the cities of Pune, Chennai and near New Delhi, has made little progress and could scrap the Odisha project after a new law made it costlier to source iron ore for the plant.
The proposed joint venture plans to set up the plant, to be located at Satarda in Sindhudurg district, in two phases and hopes to take advantage of an expected surge in steel demand in the country, Uttam Steel said on Tuesday.
An investment of about $1 billion is needed to set up a 1-million-tonne-per-year steel plant.
Shares in Uttam Galva, which processes hot-rolled steel to finished coils for domestic and export markets, surged as much as 16 per cent on news of the joint venture.
Indirect tax revenue surges 37 per cent to Rs 2.1 lakh cr in Apr-Jul
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Indirect tax revenue jumped over 37 per cent to over Rs 2.1 lakh crore during April-July period of current financial year, on the back of higher excise collections.
The indirect tax collections were at Rs 1.53 lakh crore during the similar period of the previous fiscal, a finance ministry statement said on Tuesday.
In July alone, indirect tax collections grew 39.1 per cent from a year ago period to Rs 56,739 crore.
"Indirect tax revenue collections have increased from Rs 40,802 crore in July 2014 to Rs 56,739 crore during July, 2015. Thus an increase of 39.1 per cent has been registered during July-2015 over the corresponding period in the previous year. This is an achievement of 32.6 per cent of the target fixed for BE 2015-16 Rs 64,6267 crore," said the release.
During April-July, the excise collections jumped by 75.4 per cent to Rs 83,454 crore. While revenues from service tax rose by 20.1 per cent to Rs 60,925 crore, and that from customs duty jumped by 21 per cent to Rs 66,076 crore.
Month-wise, in July the central excise collections jumped by 64.8 per cent to Rs 22,273 crore; customs duty rose by 23.2 per cent to Rs 18,996 crore while service tax revenues were up by 30.3 per cent to Rs 15,470 crore, showed the government data.
Indirect tax revenue jumped over 37 per cent to over Rs 2.1 lakh crore during April-July period of current financial year, on the back of higher excise collections.
The indirect tax collections were at Rs 1.53 lakh crore during the similar period of the previous fiscal, a finance ministry statement said on Tuesday.
In July alone, indirect tax collections grew 39.1 per cent from a year ago period to Rs 56,739 crore.
"Indirect tax revenue collections have increased from Rs 40,802 crore in July 2014 to Rs 56,739 crore during July, 2015. Thus an increase of 39.1 per cent has been registered during July-2015 over the corresponding period in the previous year. This is an achievement of 32.6 per cent of the target fixed for BE 2015-16 Rs 64,6267 crore," said the release.
During April-July, the excise collections jumped by 75.4 per cent to Rs 83,454 crore. While revenues from service tax rose by 20.1 per cent to Rs 60,925 crore, and that from customs duty jumped by 21 per cent to Rs 66,076 crore.
Month-wise, in July the central excise collections jumped by 64.8 per cent to Rs 22,273 crore; customs duty rose by 23.2 per cent to Rs 18,996 crore while service tax revenues were up by 30.3 per cent to Rs 15,470 crore, showed the government data.
General Awareness
IBPS Bank Exam Interview Questions Pattern with tips
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IBPS Interview Questions with Answers | IBPS exam Interview tips and Check IBPS Interview Marks & cut off.
IBPS department conducts IBPS Bank Exam in two steps common written exam (CWE) and Interview. Ratio of Interview and CWE is 20:80. Participants who are successfully cleared in IBPS exam they are called for interview. here i provide you IBPS bank Interview questions with answers and bank interview tips & paper pattern and IBPS Latest interview questions.
- IBPS Interview Questions with Answers | IBPS exam Interview tips and Check IBPS Interview Marks & cut off.
IBPS department conducts IBPS Bank Exam in two steps common written exam (CWE) and Interview. Ratio of Interview and CWE is 20:80. Participants who are successfully cleared in IBPS exam they are called for interview. here i provide you IBPS bank Interview questions with answers and bank interview tips & paper pattern and IBPS Latest interview questions.
How to prepare for IBPS Exam Interview ?
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IBPS Interview preparation is very spicy side for a participant after qualify in written exams they all face a interview by participating organizations In which you all need to prove yourself. Check some beautiful tips of Introduce yourself in Ibps interview.
Basically IBPS Interview schedule only for 15-20 minutes and in some cases it will less than it so be prepare for less time and it is better to be well prepared and answer first few questions correctly and with confidence. IBPS Questions for interview will be different for all candidates they asked you questions about yourself , banking sector , general awareness , current affairs etc. Here In thia article you can check IBPS new interviewpattern with a different and easy way to understand the concept of upcoming bank interview through ibps.
- IBPS Interview preparation is very spicy side for a participant after qualify in written exams they all face a interview by participating organizations In which you all need to prove yourself. Check some beautiful tips of Introduce yourself in Ibps interview.Basically IBPS Interview schedule only for 15-20 minutes and in some cases it will less than it so be prepare for less time and it is better to be well prepared and answer first few questions correctly and with confidence. IBPS Questions for interview will be different for all candidates they asked you questions about yourself , banking sector , general awareness , current affairs etc. Here In thia article you can check IBPS new interviewpattern with a different and easy way to understand the concept of upcoming bank interview through ibps.
IBPS Frequently Asked interview questions
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Those candidates who successfully qualified in online written exam they are called for interview and department scheduled a team of 3-4 members for this. they asked you different types of questions such as
- IBPS Interview questions based on your profile (About yourself / your education / your past work experience / your hobbies etc.)
- IBPS Interview questions related to banking sector
- Current Affairs questions asked in IBPS Interview
- IBPS Questions for experienced candidates related to previous jobs and terms
- Local language based questions and situation based questions asked in IBPS Interview.
Top Common Questions in Interview
- Introduce / Describe yourself?
- What is your father’s name & his job profile?
- Your family background?
- What are your hobbies and interests?
- If you will not get success this time then what will you do ?
- About Your Educational background ?
- About Your previous achievements?
- Why should I hire you?
- What do you know about banking?
- What is a Bank?
- Why do you want to work in the Banking industry?
- Why do you want to join Banking sector?
- What qualities one should posses to be a Bank officer? Do you think you have these qualities?
- Tell me about this organisation ?
- Who is the founder of this bank?
- When was this bank nationalized ?
- Who is your ideal or a person who inspired you most?
- How will your professional knowledge be helpful in the Banking career?
- Do you have any plans for further education?
- Your strong and weak points?
- As a student of Science/Art/Commerce, why did’nt you go for higher studies?
- Newspapers and magazine which you prefer to read? Name the Editor of Newspaper?
- Why we should select you?
- Why do you want to be a Officer?
- Any girl friend? If not then why?
- What is your idea of life?
- What is the importance of hobby in our life?
- What you have done if you face different language situation in future?
- Why could you not get success yet?
- Have you been cleared any exam before it?
- If you don’t get final selection in this examination too what would you do?
- Why don’t you join your family business?
- Do you handle pressure well?
- Do you have any location preferences?
- Your ideal person, leader, party and why?
- Does anybody serve in the banking industry from your family? if yes then who they are and in which bank they are serving?
Banking related questions in IBPS Interview
Interviewer also asked some IBPS banking related questions to check your knowledge about the banking sector and mainly focus on big event and recently happens banking activity in market check some of banking sector questions of ibps interview given below.
- Who is the Governor of Reserve bank of India (RBI)?
- Why do you want to join banking sector?
- What are the basics of Monetary policy?
- What are the functions of RBI?
- Difference between Check and Draft?
- What is overdraft?
- Difference between debit card and credit card
- What is ‘Green Channel’?
- What do you understand by KYC?
- Any Ideas to improve Banking services…?
- What is Plastic currency?
- What is an ATM?
- What is a Debit card & a Credit card..?
- Different types of A/Cs and their features?
- NABARD and its role.
- What is a fixed deposit? (min and max periods for the same.)
- TDR/STDR?
- What is a gift card?
- What is CBS?
- CORE stands for?
- What is Dubai Crisis?
- What is subprime crisis?
- What is repo rate?
- What is Reverse repo?
- What is Bank rate?
- What is SLR?
- What is CRR?
- What is CBS (Core Banking Solution)?
- What is ABSA account?
- What is Call money rate?
- What is prime lending rate?
- What is e-commerce?
- What is m-commerce?
- What is marketing?
- What is an NPA?
- SAFRAESI Act
- What are NBFCs?
- About Online Banking?
- About Mobile Banking?
- CBS, SWIFT, IMPS ,NEFT, RTGS. What are their full forms, features and benefits?
- What are main points that make you better banker than people sitting outside?
- What are the important products or schemes launched by various banks recently?
- How is your professional knowledge going to be useful for the bank?
IBPS Current Affairs related questions
IBPSInterview questions are not a specified part of any type of course but for a safe side you should prepare in all category so IBPS Current Affairs questions is a valuable part of IBPS exam. Examiner also asks you some current affairs question which is mainly depends on daily events for this practice you should regularly watch news channel and read news papers on daily basis to improve your general knowledge. some of important points are given below check it.
- Any latest event of banking sector (Latest banking updates)
- Asked questions about your bank which account you have.
- Check Special editions which released by all news paper for most popular events happen in this year.
- The Hindu website also released every year a “dairy of events” check it. It also contains top events of the year.
Many of other things also here to be focus on it just like IBPS HR Related interview questions , IBPS economy base interview questions , IBPS GK Interview questions etc. and Check how you gave best answers of questions in Interview (IBPS common Interview tips and Strategy).
Best Practice steps for Answer Interview Questions of IBPS Exam
Department release IBPS notification for Interview after declared the IBPS Exam score card you should read full notification or information given by the department and checkguidelines of Interview and checklist of enclosure to be carry at the time of interview.
- Print of your IBPS Application form
- Copy of IBPS Interview Call Letter
- Resume with all your qualities and experiences (you may also face some resume based questions (HR questions you are going to face in Interview).
- Now read Banking questions and latest newspaper for current affairs questions.
Read local language if you do not have knowledge of it.
- And In front of examiner sit properly with full of confidence. Answer them in a single way don’t focus here and there & your daily life activities once focus on Interview not on any thing else.
Avid Common Interview mistakes
Many students who are going to face IBPS Bank Exam Interview done some mistakes while Interview time. Participants make a note that this IBPS Exam is very tough exam many lac candidates apply for this every year and some of few been selected so don’t lose your chance by done these silly mistakes i m not want to getting nervous you perhaps i want to aware you about this IBPS Interview preparations. points are
- No knowledge of banking sector they surely asked you related questions be prepare for it.
- Not updated on Current Affairs topics must read news papers of last one month and watch news channel for latest events specially related to banking and financial industry.
- Being careless in GK around you and popular.
- Unknown about yourself
- Nervousness at that time not give proper answers speak slowly sounds weak in passion answer with full confidence and handle the situation when you don’t know any of answer carry them to the other question in a nice way. Speak smartly is a helpful thing in any field.
- Don’t as much confidence on other experience because situation is always different at every time.
- Those candidates who successfully qualified in online written exam they are called for interview and department scheduled a team of 3-4 members for this. they asked you different types of questions such as
- IBPS Interview questions based on your profile (About yourself / your education / your past work experience / your hobbies etc.)
- IBPS Interview questions related to banking sector
- Current Affairs questions asked in IBPS Interview
- IBPS Questions for experienced candidates related to previous jobs and terms
- Local language based questions and situation based questions asked in IBPS Interview.
Top Common Questions in Interview- Introduce / Describe yourself?
- What is your father’s name & his job profile?
- Your family background?
- What are your hobbies and interests?
- If you will not get success this time then what will you do ?
- About Your Educational background ?
- About Your previous achievements?
- Why should I hire you?
- What do you know about banking?
- What is a Bank?
- Why do you want to work in the Banking industry?
- Why do you want to join Banking sector?
- What qualities one should posses to be a Bank officer? Do you think you have these qualities?
- Tell me about this organisation ?
- Who is the founder of this bank?
- When was this bank nationalized ?
- Who is your ideal or a person who inspired you most?
- How will your professional knowledge be helpful in the Banking career?
- Do you have any plans for further education?
- Your strong and weak points?
- As a student of Science/Art/Commerce, why did’nt you go for higher studies?
- Newspapers and magazine which you prefer to read? Name the Editor of Newspaper?
- Why we should select you?
- Why do you want to be a Officer?
- Any girl friend? If not then why?
- What is your idea of life?
- What is the importance of hobby in our life?
- What you have done if you face different language situation in future?
- Why could you not get success yet?
- Have you been cleared any exam before it?
- If you don’t get final selection in this examination too what would you do?
- Why don’t you join your family business?
- Do you handle pressure well?
- Do you have any location preferences?
- Your ideal person, leader, party and why?
- Does anybody serve in the banking industry from your family? if yes then who they are and in which bank they are serving?
Banking related questions in IBPS InterviewInterviewer also asked some IBPS banking related questions to check your knowledge about the banking sector and mainly focus on big event and recently happens banking activity in market check some of banking sector questions of ibps interview given below.- Who is the Governor of Reserve bank of India (RBI)?
- Why do you want to join banking sector?
- What are the basics of Monetary policy?
- What are the functions of RBI?
- Difference between Check and Draft?
- What is overdraft?
- Difference between debit card and credit card
- What is ‘Green Channel’?
- What do you understand by KYC?
- Any Ideas to improve Banking services…?
- What is Plastic currency?
- What is an ATM?
- What is a Debit card & a Credit card..?
- Different types of A/Cs and their features?
- NABARD and its role.
- What is a fixed deposit? (min and max periods for the same.)
- TDR/STDR?
- What is a gift card?
- What is CBS?
- CORE stands for?
- What is Dubai Crisis?
- What is subprime crisis?
- What is repo rate?
- What is Reverse repo?
- What is Bank rate?
- What is SLR?
- What is CRR?
- What is CBS (Core Banking Solution)?
- What is ABSA account?
- What is Call money rate?
- What is prime lending rate?
- What is e-commerce?
- What is m-commerce?
- What is marketing?
- What is an NPA?
- SAFRAESI Act
- What are NBFCs?
- About Online Banking?
- About Mobile Banking?
- CBS, SWIFT, IMPS ,NEFT, RTGS. What are their full forms, features and benefits?
- What are main points that make you better banker than people sitting outside?
- What are the important products or schemes launched by various banks recently?
- How is your professional knowledge going to be useful for the bank?
IBPS Current Affairs related questionsIBPSInterview questions are not a specified part of any type of course but for a safe side you should prepare in all category so IBPS Current Affairs questions is a valuable part of IBPS exam. Examiner also asks you some current affairs question which is mainly depends on daily events for this practice you should regularly watch news channel and read news papers on daily basis to improve your general knowledge. some of important points are given below check it.- Any latest event of banking sector (Latest banking updates)
- Asked questions about your bank which account you have.
- Check Special editions which released by all news paper for most popular events happen in this year.
- The Hindu website also released every year a “dairy of events” check it. It also contains top events of the year.
Many of other things also here to be focus on it just like IBPS HR Related interview questions , IBPS economy base interview questions , IBPS GK Interview questions etc. and Check how you gave best answers of questions in Interview (IBPS common Interview tips and Strategy).Best Practice steps for Answer Interview Questions of IBPS ExamDepartment release IBPS notification for Interview after declared the IBPS Exam score card you should read full notification or information given by the department and checkguidelines of Interview and checklist of enclosure to be carry at the time of interview.- Print of your IBPS Application form
- Copy of IBPS Interview Call Letter
- Resume with all your qualities and experiences (you may also face some resume based questions (HR questions you are going to face in Interview).
- Now read Banking questions and latest newspaper for current affairs questions.
Read local language if you do not have knowledge of it. - And In front of examiner sit properly with full of confidence. Answer them in a single way don’t focus here and there & your daily life activities once focus on Interview not on any thing else.
Many students who are going to face IBPS Bank Exam Interview done some mistakes while Interview time. Participants make a note that this IBPS Exam is very tough exam many lac candidates apply for this every year and some of few been selected so don’t lose your chance by done these silly mistakes i m not want to getting nervous you perhaps i want to aware you about this IBPS Interview preparations. points are- No knowledge of banking sector they surely asked you related questions be prepare for it.
- Not updated on Current Affairs topics must read news papers of last one month and watch news channel for latest events specially related to banking and financial industry.
- Being careless in GK around you and popular.
- Unknown about yourself
- Nervousness at that time not give proper answers speak slowly sounds weak in passion answer with full confidence and handle the situation when you don’t know any of answer carry them to the other question in a nice way. Speak smartly is a helpful thing in any field.
- Don’t as much confidence on other experience because situation is always different at every time.
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