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[aurpiment]

please describe what you’re doing to improve the world so we all have a good example of praxis to follow

I donate monthly to bail funds and to the Baltimore American Indian Center, and yearly to abortion clinics. I give cash directly to homeless people when I can. I give to other causes. I don’t make a lot of money, but I share it when I can.

At my old job, I wrote letters asking courts to allow undocumented Central American migrants to stay in the United States with their families. I showed up in front of the Supreme Court on November 9th of last year as part of the demonstration in support of ICWA. Without doxxing myself or my current job, when customers cannot pay I do not charge them. I provide tech support to elderly people even when I’m off the clock. It’s small, of course, but it’s something.

I’m sure you do something too, otherwise you wouldn’t expose yourself to being asked “what about you?” And if you do in any way work to improve material conditions for even one person, that’s good and you should be proud of it.

I’m just failing to understand how being gleeful about five people suffocating in the word’s stupidest tube is part of that important work. But I can’t tell you how to feel! Only that you look silly when you try to defend your glee as the morally correct response rather than simply your personal vindictive feeling.

You believe in the logic of punishment. You believe that there are Bad People and if they suffer, then that will right the wrongs they’ve done. I personally believe this is not the same as justice. But that’s just me.

[sahonithereadwolf]

What is at stake with the icwa

Please read the preliminary report from the department of the interior's initial investigation to understand the very surface level of what it is the ICWA (indian child welfare act) is defending against. It is not an easy read. It in fact will be very upsetting. https://www.bia.gov/sites/default/files/dup/inline-files/bsi_investigative_report_may_2022_508.pdf But know no matter how upsetting you find the horrific abuse and death, this is the surface of a very deep trauma. There are many aspects it did not touch. And the academic language used to insulate mutes a level of horror. These schools did not end. Some are still in operation. Some closed in the 80s. Many of them became adoption agencies. There use to be vans that grabbed kids off the street. Estimates place 25-35% of native children were taken out of their communities. Forced sterilization was something that happened to about 1 in 4. There were whole communities that lost all their children. The reason we don’t have examples of exact numbers were that people didn’t think it was important enough to track or purposefully obfuscated and buried it. --- Please understand this about the supreme court. These are men, who will never feel the consequences nor guilt of their actions arguing in favor of genocide. And should be treated as such. They feel no shame over this nor the racist propaganda they propagate. Only see a smug righteousness and oil money in their future. And it is oil money. https://lakotalaw.org/news/2021-09-17/icwa-sovereignty The ICWA has been under attack for a while by people claiming it's "for the children". But the documented truth is native kids need the support of their community and there is a long paper history over-policing of indigenous communities. The ICWA isn’t some poorly thought out patch job. It in many ways is a gold standard of child welfare. Plenty of advocacy groups, be it child welfare, mental health, or transracial adoptees agree. Last count  I checked was 486 tribal nations, 59 Native orgs, 11 child welfare orgs, 26 states In fact the only people that seem in favor of it is the state of Texas, a conservative think tank, and a law firm funded by big oil? Now what would all these these people have a vested interest in a face that on the surface level seems to be about custody? Well, the case is arguing that the policy is reverse racism and that indigenous identity is racial instead of, what it actually is, a political and social identity as we are sovereign nations and political entities. They say this to enforce exterminationist policies like blood quantum. The practice of determining indigeneity by blood fractions. Something that is racist, has no basis in science, indigenous models of nationhood or belonging, and again, is made to be exterminationist. That indian can be bred out.   This, would be key to undermining Indigeneity as an identity at all. Basically, legally, native folk would be tied to (by the US's definition) an identity that couldn't exist in a sustainable or politically defensible way. Thus undermining every bit of sovereignty or civil rights protection that has been fought for over hundreds of years. Or, more direly, leaving it up to the states. Something oil has a monetary interest in as this has been the cornerstone of indigenous nations to stonewall oil pipelines going through, lands, sacred sites, and watersheds. It is one of the keys to success for pipeline protest all over the country. Standing rock put the fear of god into these folk. Indigenous nations are politically sovereign entities with our our rights, cultures, languages, and definitions of belonging and community. We're not purebred dogs nor can we be bred to extinction. We have the right to our children and they have a right to their future. Please don't let some clowns arguing "reverse racism" without the first clue over indigenous identity, belonging, or kinship being backed by oil money and a racist lawyer with a grudge against natives take our children our undermine our sovereignty. I do not have faith in american government on issues of indigenous rights. Especially in this supreme court. Indigenous racism has long been defined by a hyper invisibility which silences our struggles. Do not let this be one of them. All I ask is you pay attention and listen to the people actually affected by this case. And question the motives of anyone that says a civil rights ruling is unneeded. Indigenous people are not inherently less capable of providing for and loving our own children.

#ICWA #civil rights #indigenous rights

[decolonize-the-left]

In context of whiteness as you discuss a lot in your posts and I guess more the "white-ish-ness": How would you relate the experience of "Third Culture Kids" in the States to this topic?

I was someone thrown into the foster system and handed over to white families when my own is native on one side and Mexican on the other and I think that experience was a TCK experience if not Very similar to one.

Mexican stuff was relatively easy to participate in because my area growing up had a lot of South American ppl but the native stuff? Much harder.

That said, ICWA exists specifically because of the known relevance and damage caused by sending kids to live outside their culture and adopting someone else's. It makes it harder to have a sense of community when you aren't tied securely to any community.

That was my experience. And looking at some job that create TCK like military... Yeah I'd say it's that. It's that othering from society. And you can Feel that you don't fit anywhere really. Your social cues or words or jokes you make to fit in with a certain group don't land quite right because you did not grow up around them and lack the same tone, mannerisms, or accent. Communities you belong to feel like they don't belong to you because the people in them Feel you are an outsider even if you're not.

To an extent I'd say most mixed kids could probably see this too and relate.

To me being able to See people with healthy cultural ties and knowing I should have the same ties and knowing that I would if not for colonization makes it Very Hard for me to view introducing Whiteness as a culture as anything But ongoing colonization tbh.

It's destroying cultures and community to this day. And yeah I think TCK can see it way and understand it that way if they tried. If they wanted to. It's not so different.

#if i understand the concept of TCK correctly anyway #asked #answered

[the-thing-of-worms]

We Must Protect These Children

https://www.narf.org/our-work/promotion-human-rights/

The drawing above is of an image of a young native American girl in her traditional clothing, the reference for this photo was taken off of the page of the Native American Rights Fund page, the page specifically talks about Narf's job of promoting and protecting the unalienable rights of native americans. The link to that page is included above the image.

https://www.narf.org/cases/icwa-defense/

The reference for this drawing was taken off of Narf's page specifically detailing the IWCA and the threat it currently faces. If the IWCA were to be deemed unconstitutional, that would put native children in danger of being taken from their homes and their culture.

If you can please donate to The Native American Rights Fund

Or at least spread awareness about what NARF does and the threat that the IWCA is currently facing

#indigenous #native american #native american rights #native american rights fund #NARF #narf #ICWA #indigenous children #indian child welfare act #defend icwa #my art #sketch #sketchbook #sketching #refrence photos #orange shirt day

[good-jewish-omens]

Yeah actually i will vent about whats going on with me fuck it, i turn 26 in 2 days and am going to lose my insurance, my partner and wife both have covid so we can't celebrate and I'm alone, if I get sick I will probably have to go to the hospital for it, im still unemployed and still can't find a job just hit 2500 apps, and this year I actually had plans for my birthday that were going to be followed up on and im just so fucked up that i cant even hug the people i love on that day. Also my adopted mom was supposed to come into town and she has the flu + my biomom put like pressure on me about it + jewish shit hard + indigenous shit hard + ICWA pressure. Also I have a job interview tomorrow that I ACTUALLY WANT SO BAD but it's in person and thats stressful

[mariacallous]

When Kimora Toledo was a little girl, she and her mother Malisha would make the hour-long drive from Albuquerque, New Mexico, to Jemez Pueblo at least once a month. Malisha, who is from Jemez and Tesuque Pueblos, had moved her family to Albuquerque for a better job, but her father was a Jemez medicine man and it was important to her that Kimora be immersed in that heritage. On one of those visits to Jemez, Malisha remembers dancing alongside Kimora – who’s Jemez, Tesuque, Diné and Black – during the feast day celebrations. She hoped it would be the first of many times they’d dance together.

But Malisha battled a criminal record and her ex, Kimora’s father, managed to gain custody over Kimora and her younger brother. The two children would spend several years living at their dad’s house in Albuquerque, without those monthly visits to the pueblo.

When Kimora was 11, the New Mexico children, youth and families department removed her from her father’s home over abuse she was experiencing. Kimora would spend the next three years in and out of group homes and rehabilitation centers, eventually landing in foster care when she asked not to be returned to her father’s.

Kimora had never felt more disconnected from her culture and traditional ways of healing. Her foster mother, a Mexican woman, suggested Kimora take Spanish as an elective in school. But Kimora desperately missed her mother and grandfather, and the language they’d spoken during her childhood. “I missed a lot of my childhood and our traditions,” she said, just weeks before her seventeenth birthday.

Kimora and her mother didn’t know it then, but, as a Native American child, Kimora should have never ended up in foster care the way that she did.

This month, the US supreme court will consider the future of families like Kimora and Malisha’s. On 9 November, the court will hear oral arguments in Haaland v Brackeen, a case challenging the constitutionality of the Indian Child Welfare Act. Designed to keep Native American children in their communities during custody, foster care and adoption proceedings, ICWA was passed in 1978 in response to the mass separations of families that had been customary since the 19th century. Many Native American activists are worried for the future of ICWA, given the rightwing composition of the supreme court. Some – like Kimora and Malisha – are also working to enshrine it in local law.

Remedying a policy of destruction

In 1860, the Bureau of Indian Affairs opened the first of what would become more than 350 American Indian boarding schools, with the intention of “civilizing” Native American children – an assimilationist policy regarded by many as “cultural genocide” today. By the 1920s, nearly 83% of school-age Native American children were enrolled in boarding schools, where a government report found they were malnourished, overworked, harshly punished and poorly educated. As boarding school attendance increased into the 1960s and 70s – peaking at 60,000 in 1973 – the US government rolled out another program, called the Indian Adoption Project. It ended up placing 395 Native American children from western states with white families in the midwest and east coast.

By the 1970s, data showed that 25% to 35% of Native children had been removed from their families during the boarding school era, leading to the passage of the Indian Child Welfare Act in 1978. According to the law, states are required to follow protocols when handling certain custody cases involving a Native child, including involving the tribe in the proceedings. Perhaps most notably, ICWA also establishes a placement preference system, requiring child welfare agencies to try to keep Native children within their communities – by placing them, for example, with extended family or with a foster family in their own tribe – to ensure that they do not lose ties to their heritage.

“I call it a remedial statute because it has been the US government’s policy for hundreds of years to destroy the Native American family,” said Angelique EagleWoman (Sisseton Wahpeton Oyate), director of the Native American Law and Sovereignty Institute at the Mitchell Hamline School of Law and one of 30 professors of American Indian law who filed an amicus brief with the supreme court in support of ICWA.

Despite ICWA’s existence, the law has often gone unenforced. That’s in part because there is no federal oversight agency monitoring compliance. Although the Bureau of Indian Affairs released guidelines designed to improve enforcement in 2016, tribal officials say that state welfare agencies regarded them as suggestions that were not legally binding.

As a result of these gaps, in 2016, a 10-month-old Navajo and Cherokee boy was fostered by a white Texas couple, Chad and Jennifer Brackeen, who ultimately adopted him. When the Navajo Nation was alerted to the case and stepped in to place the child with a Navajo family, the Brackeens sued.

The questions the court will consider as it hears Brackeen v Haaland are twofold: whether ICWA discriminates on the basis of race and whether the law supersedes states’ rights to control child custody placements. The Brackeens and their supporters argue that ICWA violates the constitution’s equal protection clause, discriminating against them as a white family, and imposes unlawful requirements on states. The federal government and Native advocates say that Congress may enact laws that apply to states in order to uphold its treaty obligations, and that Native Americans belong to a political class based on their sovereign status, not a racial group.

With this supreme court showing willingness to upend long-held precedent, many advocates are worried for the future of the ICWA. In 2013, three justices currently on the court – John Roberts, Samuel Alito and Clarence Thomas – sided with the majority to rule against a Native American father who had given up custody rights before changing his mind. Since then, the court’s conservative majority has grown to six justices, including Amy Coney Barrett who is herself an adoptive parent. But that majority has also been joined by Neil Gorsuch, who has consistently supported tribal sovereignty – even when that’s meant going against the conservative majority – and many legal scholars are hoping that the court will not overturn ICWA because of how doing so would reshape the legal relationship between the federal government and Indian tribes.

“It is very difficult to conceive of the US supreme court reframing the entire relationship with tribal governments and tribal children,” says EagleWoman. “We are starting to heal our communities, and it would be a major setback to genocidal policies for the US supreme court to strike down any of the provisions in the Indian Child Welfare Act.”

A state-based alternative

Many states, including New Mexico, aren’t waiting to see how the court rules. Instead, they’re enshrining ICWA in state law. To date, ten states have codified ICWA – and eight have added provisions to augment it. Native-led coalitions in other states, like Wyoming, have begun working to do the same.

When organizers in New Mexico began working to pass the state’s Indian Family Protection Act, the majority of the 500 Native children in foster care were in non-Native homes, says Jacqueline Yalch (Isleta Pueblo), director of Isleta Pueblo social services and president of the New Mexico Tribal Indian Child Welfare Consortium. Since New Mexico passed its own law in March, she says, that number has fallen.

After Kimora was placed in foster care at age 14, a social worker reached out to her grandfather and helped him secure custody a year later. After five years of feeling separated from her heritage, Kimora moved back to the Jemez Pueblo and began relearning the Jemez language. Through her grandfather, Kimora was also reunited with her mom, who realized exactly how much Kimora had missed out on – like participating in coming of age ceremonies, learning traditional recipes and dancing at celebrations. “There were so many times we could have danced together,” Malisha said. She’s hoping as the risk of the Covid-19 pandemic lessens, they might be able to dance together again next year.

Malisha and Kimora said that advocating for New Mexico’s Indian Family Protection Act was a healing experience. “Our children are our future,” says Malisha. “We have to do whatever we can to protect them.”

[chrisaleenclara]

shit [I think] you should read: how the gop uses its hatred of young people as political strategy

During the past week – which featured Amazon losing a trillion $ of value, a Texas judge shooting down student debt cancellation, the Canadian pediatric healthcare system on the verge of collapse, ICWA at the Supreme Court, Twitter becoming #ungovernable, and, oh yes, the midterms – I've returned to this piece again and again. Icon and Teen Vogue Politics editor, Lexi McMenamin writes:

"Regardless of who wins or loses on Tuesday, the right is at war with young people, and using that as an avenue to target marginalized communities across the board. If things feel extra bad right now, it’s because, unfortunately, they are."

Frankly, someone finally just coming out and saying it, was cathartic. Things are bad, and even though the midterms results are not as bad as the fear-mongering centrists told us they would be, these problems are not going anywhere. Gen Z voters, tireless organizers, and strategists have bought us some time.

And it is those same Gen Zers that the Right is at war with. In the piece, McMenamin points out that Republicans made their hatred of trans youth and so-called "Critical Race Theory" in school curriculum central to their political strategy, this term.

Right-wingers have two (very very very connected) goals here: consolidate power (turns out that was a flop) and privatization. Conservatives are skeptical of publicly administrated services that operate for goals other than profit. They want to make it absolutely hellish to be an abortion provider, teacher, doctor or nurse to trans kids... the list goes on and on. They want public school teachers, administrators, and school librarians so relentlessly policed and afraid of getting harassed and doxxed that they self-censor, or find a new job. They want doctors and nurses in public hospitals overworked and underpaid so that they opt to work for private ones. They want private schools, private prisons, private transportation systems and infrastructure projects, completely unrestricted drilling rights on formally "public" lands, and privatized health-care.

Think Twitter this week - chaos driven by the unhinged pursuit of profit and growth, by people who don't understand nor care about the product they offer/people they serve. Imagine that at your school. Or the hospital, the next time you need care.

One population of youth targeted by the far-Right that McMenamin does not mention - but definitely fits their thesis - is Native youth. This week SCOTUS heard arguments alleging that ICWA (the Indigenous Child-Welfare Act, usually pronounced ick-waa) discriminates against white adoptive parents on the basis of race. ICWA mandates that Native kin and families be given priority when looking to provide homes for Native kids.

This case is not about "race" - or at least, not in the way we usually think about it. Indigenous people have a unique relationship with the United States, because they were here first. These relationships are governed by treaties, just like any other relationship the US has with another state - yes! Indigenous nations, are, by definition, states.

According to these treaties - agreements that are in some cases older than the US itself - Indigenous nations have the right to a say over their children and in who gets to adopt them. (Again, just as any other nation, think Canada, China, or El Salvador would have the right to do.)

But, just because treaties Indigenous nations have agreements with the US, that does not mean that government (federal, state, or otherwise) have always recognized/or abided by them. ICWA was put in place in the late 70s to prevent states (who usually operate "child welfare" systems) from stealing Indigenous children and allowing them to be adopted by white parents.

Because the right to determine who is or is not a citizen is basically what makes a nation state a nation state, this case is a poorly concealed attempt to undermine Indigenous nations' ability to enact their sovereignty. For more about this, I strongly recommend listening Rebecca Nagle's incredible podcast "This Land":

In the podcast, Nagle lays out how the legal challenges to ICWA have been a coordinated effort by the Republican Right to undermine Indigenous sovereignty. But why? Simply because they are cartoonishly evil? Well, yeah. But specifically because – and this is where we connect to McMenamin's analysis – yes, you guessed it. Profits are the line. Nagle reports that if ICWA goes down, and federal Indian law with it, that could imperil tribal gaming rights. (Trump, specifically, has a fixation with tribal gaming rights, and the reason is quite obvious: it's a 30 billion dollar industry. That's 30 billion dollars that are not being spent in his casinos and generated under different regulations.) The oil and gas industry also stands to gain if SCOTUS deals a blow to federal Indian law. Indigenous people manage about 2% of land in the US, but that land contains approximately one third of fossil fuel reserves – worth about 1.5 trillion dollars, Nagle reports.

Again we see marginalized young people, in this case, often very very young children, sacrificed by the Far-Right for its political and economic interests. In episode 5, "Trojan Horse," of "This Land," Nagle describes what it was like to uncover the connection between legal challenges to ICWA and conservative funders keen to consolidate power:

"As a Native journalist, this was almost worse than uncovering some plot to undo tribal sovereignty, because it means that this attack on ICWA, where the stakes are so high for Native families and tribes, is just collateral damage in a bigger conservative agenda."

(Seriously, you should go listen to "This Land." The above summary is absolutely unworthy of Nagle's impeccable reporting.)

We won't know the outcome of ICWA for several months, nor what the strategy should be to hold newly-elected officials accountable. But, what went down on Twitter this week has given me a modicum of hope. The creative hijinks that ensued demonstrated that it is possible to interrupt, delay, antagonize and resist efforts to strip our beloved spaces of value. When the same interests come for our in-person communities, and neighboring ones, may we do the same.

#politics #journalism #midterms #hatingyoungpeopleisbad #teen vogue #protect icwa #icwa #protect native children #protect trans youth #trans rights #gop #twitter #twitterhijinks #Spotify

[divit-collegedisha]

Maharashtra Civil Service Exam

The Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC) conducts a wide range of examinations annually, offering employment opportunities to numerous job aspirants from the state of Maharashtra. MPSC Exam plays a crucial role in facilitating the smooth and effective functioning of the Government of Maharashtra by recruiting suitable candidates for various government positions and providing advisory services on a range of service-related matters.

The MPSC has released the notification regarding the Maharashtra Civil Service Examination through which they will recruit candidates for the departments of State Services, Maharashtra Civil Engineering Services, and Maharashtra Forest Service. Interested and eligible candidates can apply online by visiting the official website of the MPSC at https://mpsc.gov.in/

Application fees

Candidates are required to submit a specific application fee to finalize their application for the Maharashtra Civil Service Examination 2024. Failure to pay the application fee will result in the disqualification of the candidate's form. The application fee may vary based on the candidate's category. Further details are provided below:

Category

Fees

General

Rs 544

OBC, EWS, orphans and PwD 

Rs 344

Application form

There are specific procedures that each candidate must adhere to when completing the application form. It is important that candidates review the eligibility criteria and thoroughly read the official notification before proceeding with the application process. The application form can be completed online by visiting the official website of the Maharashtra Public Service Commission at https://mpsc.gov.in/ and following the steps outlined below:

Steps to apply:

Go to the official website of MPSC.

Find the registration link and register yourself as the new candidate by selecting the option for new user registration and completing the registration form.

Upon registration, you will receive login credentials on your registered mobile number and email ID.

Log in using the provided information and proceed to fill out the application form accurately.

Upload all required documents in the specified format.

Pay the applicable application fees.

Review all information provided in the application form to ensure accuracy.

Submit the completed form.

Eligibility Criteria

Before proceeding with the application for MCS 2024, candidates are advised to carefully review the eligibility criteria. It is essential to ensure that candidates meet all eligibility requirements outlined for the recruitment process. Failure to meet the specified eligibility criteria will result in the rejection of the candidate's application. Detailed eligibility criteria for MCS 2024 are provided below:

Posts

Eligibility

State Services Exam

CA/ICWA, Degree or Engineering Degree, PG

Civil Engineering Services Exam

BTech in Civil Engineering

Maharashtra Forest Service Exam

Bachelor’s degree

Admit Card

As per the official notification, the admit card for MCS 2024 will be available for download through the official website of the exam conducting authority. Candidates who have completed the online application process for MCS 2024 will be able to download the admit card once it is released on the website.

Steps to download the admit card:

Visit the official website of the exam conducting authority.

Navigate to the homepage of the website. You will find a menu with the most recent notifications displayed.

Look for the notification titled "Download MCS 2024 Admit Card."

You will be prompted to log in using the credentials provided during the application process. After completing the required fields, click the submit button.

Your MCS 2024 Admit card will then be displayed on your screen, and you must download it.

After downloading the admit card, ensure to print out one or two copies for future reference.

Answer Key

Following the conclusion of any state or national examination, the answer key is typically provided to candidates as a reference to anticipate their marks. This aids in gaining insight into their performance. The answer key for each subject is released individually, and accessible on the official website. 

Candidates can review their answers and compare them with the official answer key to ascertain their expected scores. If any discrepancies are identified, candidates are usually allowed to raise objections.

Here are the steps to download the answer key:

Visit the official website of MPSC

Click on the ‘Answer Key’ notification.

Log in using your submitted details.

The answer key for your paper will be displayed on the screen.

#mpsc #civil service

[araeducationsposts]

CS Coaching Institute Coimbatore Tamil Nadu India

ICSI-Institute of company secretaries of India a statutory body provides Company Secretary Course. It is a duration of 3 years course contains 3 levels with 21 months practical training. Company Secretary Course is a Complete Corporate professional course for the development of corporate’s towards the secretarial & legal Compliance. Company Secretary is one of the most prestigious and financially secure job options in India, and it has risen in prominence in recent years. The most popular job choice among students was computer science. Companies are now required by law to designate a qualified Company Secretary, according to the Companies Act.

#youtube #cscoaching #cseet #cscoachingcoimbatore

[latestgovtjobnews]

Hindu College, Delhi University, is open for non-teaching job applications online until January 20, 2024.

New Post has been published on https://www.jobsarkari.in/hindu-college-delhi-university-is-open-for-non-teaching-job-applications-online-until-january-20-2024/

Hindu College, Delhi University, is open for non-teaching job applications online until January 20, 2024.

Hindu College, affiliated with the University of Delhi, is inviting online applications for non-teaching positions. The application form can be found on the college website, and the deadline for submission is January 20, 2024, or three weeks from the date of publication in Employment News. Any updates or changes will be posted on the college website. The available positions include one Administrative Officer and seven Senior Personal Assistants. The Administrative Officer position requires a Master’s degree with at least 55% marks and three years of experience in a supervisory role. The Senior Personal Assistant position requires a Bachelor’s degree and three years of experience as a Private Secretary or similar role. Skill tests in dictation, transcription, and computer proficiency are also required. Knowledge of computer applications and office management is desirable.

Hindu College, affiliated with the University of Delhi, is inviting applications for non-teaching positions.

The positions are permanent and interested candidates can apply online through the college website.

The last date for application submission is January 20, 2024, or three weeks from the date of publication of the advertisement.

The college website will provide any addendum/corrigendum related to the advertisement.

Two positions are available: Administrative Officer (1 post) and Senior Personal Assistant (7 posts).

The Administrative Officer position requires a Master’s degree with at least 55% marks and 3 years of experience in a supervisory role.

The Senior Personal Assistant position requires a Bachelor’s degree and 3 years of experience as a Private Secretary/Personal Assistant/Stenographer/Executive Assistant.

Skill tests are also required for the Senior Personal Assistant position.

Hindu College Non-Teaching Positions

Hindu College, affiliated with the University of Delhi, is inviting applications for non-teaching positions.

Interested candidates can apply online through the college website.

The last date for application submission is January 20, 2024, or three weeks from the date of publication of the advertisement.

The college website will provide any addendum/corrigendum related to the advertisement.

Available Positions

Two positions are available:

Administrative Officer (1 post)

Senior Personal Assistant (7 posts)

Administrative Officer Position

Requires a Master’s degree with at least 55% marks.

Requires 3 years of experience in a supervisory role.

Desirable qualifications include LL.B, MBA, CA/ICWA, MCA, M.Phil., or Ph.D.

Senior Personal Assistant Position

Requires a Bachelor’s degree.

Requires 3 years of experience as a Private Secretary/Personal Assistant/Stenographer/Executive Assistant.

Skill tests are also required, including dictation and transcription.

Skill Test Norms for Senior Personal Assistant

Dictation: 10 minutes at an average speed of 100 w.p.m.

Transcriptions: 40 minutes (English) or 55 minutes (Hindi) on computer.

Computer proficiency in typing, word processing, spreadsheet, internet, and email communication.

Desirable Qualifications for Senior Personal Assistant

Degree/Diploma in Computer Application/Science.

Diploma in Office Management and Secretarial practice.

Knowledge of service rules applicable for Central Government establishments.

Apply Now for Non-Teaching Positions

Hindu College is offering permanent non-teaching positions.

Apply online through the college website before January 20, 2024.

Don’t miss this opportunity to join a prestigious institution.

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[that-fema-corps-blog]

Day 318

June 16, 2023

Spent most of today working on job applications. Also learned that the Indian Child Welfare Act was upheld by the Supreme Court on Thursday.

Passed in 1978, the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) was a response to decades of federal and state policies designed to remove Native kids from their families and cultures. ICWA was built on the principle that tribal nations exist as political sovereigns and, as such, child welfare cases involving Native children should prioritize placement with Native families, in particular those within the child’s own tribe.

#fema corps #round 4 #information #news

[thaneweb]

Degree colleges in Thane-to choose after Completing B.Com

Introduction:

Completing your B.Com degree opens up various career opportunities, but pursuing a post-graduation course can significantly enhance your job prospects. In this article, we will explore a list of career-oriented courses suitable for B.Com graduates. From traditional options like M.Com and MBA in Finance to professional certifications like CA, CS, and CMA, we will provide valuable insights into each course's specialization and career opportunities. Let's dive in and discover the best path to a successful career after B.Com.

Masters of Commerce (M.Com):

M.Com is a two-year post-graduation course that allows students to specialize in various subjects such as Finance, Accounting, Economics, Taxation, and more. It is essential to choose a college approved by AICTE or a university recognized by the Government to ensure a reputable degree. Upon completion, graduates can explore a range of career options, including probationary officer roles at nationalized banks, customer relationship executives, junior accountants, financial analysts, and more.

Masters in Business Administration (MBA) in Finance:

An MBA in Finance is a popular choice for commerce graduates seeking excellent placement opportunities. This two-year program requires clearing an entrance test, followed by a group discussion and interview. Students can specialize in financial management, marketing management, banking and insurance management, systems management, or human resource management. Upon graduation, career prospects include roles in asset management, corporate finance, private equity, and corporate banking, among others.

CA/CS/ICWA:

For those interested in accounting profiles, pursuing professional certifications like Chartered Accountancy (CA), Company Secretary (CS), or Cost and Work Accountancy (ICWA) can be highly rewarding. Each certification has its own examination process conducted by the respective institutes. Successful completion of these exams opens doors to opportunities in financial institutions, investment consultancy, multinational companies, and public and private banks.

Certified Bank Manager Programme:

The Certified Bank Manager Programme, offered by the Institute of Bank Management and Research (IBMR), covers various areas such as banking and financial services, risk management, banking laws and regulations, and more. This two-year program prepares students for roles in banking and financial institutions.

Diploma in Banking & Services (DBFS):

The Diploma in Banking & Services (DBFS) is a postgraduate course offered by the Institute Of Finance, Banking & Insurance (IFBI). It is an ideal choice for B.Com students aspiring to establish a career in the banking sector. Admission is based on personal interviews, and the curriculum focuses on banking and related services.

Certified Financial Planner (CFP):

The Certified Financial Planner course, offered by institutes like the Indian Institute of Financial Planning (IIFP), provides specialized knowledge in financial planning, investment planning, tax planning, and insurance and risk management. This certification enhances job opportunities in the financial planning sector.

Certificate Course in Project Finance:

The Certificate Course in Project Finance, offered by the Indian Institute of Banking & Finance (IIBF) and the Institute for Financial Management and Research (IFMR), equips students with theoretical and practical knowledge in project appraisal, financing, lending, and more.

International Courses in Accounting and Finance:

International certifications like Certified Management Accountant (CMA), Certified Public Accounting (CPA), and Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) offer global recognition and extensive knowledge in financial planning, control, ethics, analysis, decision support, international financial reporting standards, and more. These qualifications open doors to management, banking, consulting, and accounting positions worldwide.

Conclusion:

Pursuing a post-graduation course or professional certification after B.Com can significantly enhance your career prospects. From traditional options like M.Com and MBA in Finance to specialized certifications like CA, CS, and CMA, there are various paths to choose from based on your interests and aspirations. Evaluate your career goals and choose a course that aligns with your ambitions. Invest in your education today to secure a successful and rewarding career in the field of commerce.

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I'm so done with y'all over this fucking checkmark thing lol

Am I tired of my asks being full of anons going "but it's justified if I do mutual aid right??! right?????? I'm not bad. Am I?? I'm not. I donate, I can't be. Wait, idk. Pls tell me Im not bad?"

I am a little yeah. Because I don't care about the checkmark if it's just one or two. Have fun with your money, I've said it before but I'll say it again for the people who missed it: I think happiness is a human need. I understand that money can buy it. I'm all for that....within reason. Spend your silly little dollars on a silly little checkmark.

MY issue is that yall are spending upwards of $50+ on the stupid thing and keep insisting and implying that doing the Bare Fucking Minimum of activism somehow doubles as a pass to be free from critique. Or that it's a ticket that allows you to make harmful decisions sometimes.

And like?? Why are you even trying to justify that? What the fuck kind of argument are you even trying to make, like do you hear yourself "I need to spend $100 on this" okay clown, get a life instead maybe.

Like why are there people who've taken the time to write proofread ESSAYS that justify why they should be allowed to have 10+ checkmarks but haven't spent the same amount of time or money in an entire year to educate themselves on MMIW, ICWA, or any other issue marginalized folk have to deal with today? Why are y'all screaming at poor people to shut up instead of just being less fucking obnoxious about a joke? Why aren't you yelling with us at the people who are not helping then?

"hey! I donated at least I'm doing something 👺"

Good job you're better than *checks notes* a racist who donated to Ted Cruz's next campaign. Not a high bar if you ask me, but I can see how it might look that way to someone who doesn't actually fucking care about anything they pretend to stand for.

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MMMRFMA Recruitment 2023: Project Associate and Accountant Vacancy

MMMRFMA Recruitment 2023: The Meghalaya Minor Minerals Reclamation Fund Management Authority (MMMRFMA) invites applications from eligible candidates to fill up the Project Associate and Accountant positions purely on a contractual basis. The last date for submission of the application is 26th May 2023. 1. Post Name: Project Associate - No. Of Posts: 3 (Three) - Minimum Qualification: Ph.D./M.Tech/MBA/M.Sc. Area of Specialization: Forestry, Environmental Science, Botany, Zoology, Geology, and Mining Engineering - Desired Experience: Candidates with expertise in areas of Management, Environment, Geology, and Forestry will be given preference. Should have an excellent working knowledge of computer applications like Ms-Office, and Web Designing. - Salary: Rs. 50,000/- p.m. - Place of Posting: Shillong 2. Post Name: Accountant - No. Of Posts: 1 (One) - Minimum Qualification: ICWA, CA, M. Com (Accountancy)/MBA (Finance) Desired Qualification: Excellent knowledge of accounting regulations and procedures. Hands-on experience with accounting software like Tally and Office software packages (MS Word, Excel, PPT, etc). - Desired Experience: Candidates with work experience in areas of Government Accounts Standards will be given preference - Salary: Rs. 30,000/- p.m. - Place of Posting: Shillong How to apply for MMMRFMA Recruitment 2023: Project Associate and Accountant Vacancy? Interested Candidates may apply online to the above-listed post by submitting their details on the link provided below. The last Date for receipt of applications is 26th May 2023 (up to 05:00 PM) and applications received after the last date will not be considered. Those who wish to apply are advised to go through the below official notification in detail before submitting applications. Online Application Link Click Here Download Official Notification Click Here Job Updates on Telegram Click Here Read the full article