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NIC Scientist Recruitment 2022
NIC Scientist Recruitment 2022
Post Name :-NIC Scientist Recruitment 2022
Update On :- 23/10/2022.
In Short Information :- National Informatics Centre has a release notification noticeable as NIC of 127posts for Scientist. Candidates who are interested in this job details and all eligibility criteria can read the notification and apply online.
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NIC Recruitment 2023
NIC Recruitment 2023 : नेशनल इनफॉर्मेटिक्स सेंटर भर्ती 2023 का नोटिफिकेशन जारी हो गया है l नेशनल इनफॉर्मेटिक्स सेंटर भर्ती 2023 का नोटिफिकेशन 598 पदों के लिए जारी किया गया है l नेशनल इनफॉर्मेटिक्स सेंटर भर्ती 2023 के लिए योग्य एवं इच्छुक अभ्यर्थी ऑफिशियल वेबसाइट के माध्यम से ऑनलाइन आवेदन कर सकते है l नेशनल इनफॉर्मेटिक्स सेंटर भर्ती 2023 के लिए ऑनलाइन आवेदन 4 मार्च से 4 अप्रैल 2023 तक कर सकते है l…
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Govt bans VPN, cloud services for employees
New Delhi: The government has barred its employees from using third-party virtual private networks (VPN) and anonymisation services offered by companies such as Nord VPN, ExpressVPN and Tor.
The mandate comes just days after ExpressVPN, Surfshark and NordVPN said they would stop offering their services in the country following a directive by the Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (Cert-In) on how VPN companies should operate in India.
Read more at: https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/tech/technology/govt-bans-vpn-cloud-services-for-employees/articleshow/92269197.cms?utm_source=contentofinterest&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=cppst
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Enhancement in the E-Way Bill System
The National Informatics Centre (NIC) recently made changes to the e-way bill system that benefit enrolled transporters and regular enrolled taxpayers greatly. For those who are no longer interested in using the system, the option for transporters to de-register themselves offers convenience and flexibility. Additionally, the option to end common enrollment gives taxpayers who no longer want to do so a way out.
The security of e-way bill login access is further strengthened by the implementation of a two-factor authentication system, guaranteeing the protection of user accounts and data. All involved stakeholders should experience the e-way bill process more efficiently thanks to these improvements.
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Fwd: Conference: Paris.ConservationGenomics.Jun5-6.DeadlineExtended
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> From: [email protected]
> Subject: Conference: Paris.ConservationGenomics.Jun5-6.DeadlineExtended
> Date: 22 March 2024 at 04:29:25 GMT
> To: [email protected]
>
>
> Abstract Deadline extended to April 12, 2024! Contributed talks and posters
> are both welcome.
>
> Join us at the Mus�um National d'Histoire Naturelle in Paris on June 5-6,
> 2024 for a two-day conference dedicated to exploring the intersection of
> genomics and conservation, with a particular focus on practical
> applications of genomics to immediate conservation needs. Participants and
> invited speakers include applied conservation practitioners, method
> developers, and genomics researchers. The conference aims to foster
> dialogue and encourage exchange of ideas across disciplines, especially
> between researchers and practitioners, and contributions from conservation
> managers and other applied practitioners are encouraged. Talks will explore
> both practical applications of genomics in conservation, and using genomics
> to make inferences of parameters of relevance to conservation biology (such
> as recent population history and mutation load).
>
> Meeting website with further details, registration, and abstract
> submission: https://ift.tt/Ly9TYoR
>
> Tim Sackton, on behalf of the organizing committee:
> Guillaume Achaz, Coll�ge de France, Paris, France
> Simon Boitard, Centre de Biologie pour la Gestion des Populations,
> Montpellier, France
> Rapha�l Leblois, Centre de Biologie pour la Gestion des Populations,
> Montpellier, France
> Stefano Mona, Institut de Syst�matique et Evolution, Paris, France
> Dmitri Petrov, Stanford University, Palo Alto, USA
> Tim Sackton, Harvard University, Cambridge, USA
>
>
> Tim Sackton, PhD
> Director of Bioinformatics
> Informatics Group
> Faculty of Arts and Sciences
> Harvard University
>
> Tim Sackton
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The Digital Awakening: India's Transformation into a Technology Behemoth
India's journey in technology and innovation is marked by the creation of 25 Technology Innovation Hubs nationwide, led by the Indian government and overseen by the Hiranandani Group, headed by Darshan Hiranandani. These hubs focus on building the infrastructure needed for cyber-physical systems, highlighting India's dedication to progress. Looking ahead to 2024 and beyond, India is positioned to pioneer advancements in artificial intelligence (AI), big data, and cloud computing, with companies like Yotta, part of the Hiranandani Group, leading investments in data centers.
India's tech prowess is evident in its surpassing of the United States in AI-related code contributions on GitHub by 2021. Deloitte's 2022 report also shows strong anticipation of AI investment growth among Indian business leaders, showcasing India's strategic focus on innovation. Under the National Informatics Centre, initiatives like Meghraj drive digitalization efforts, while India's big data analytics market, valued at $2.17 billion, indicates significant potential.
In the private sector, Yotta, led by Darshan Hiranandani, and other major players like GE Healthcare and Medtronic, have set up data centers in India, solidifying its position as a global tech hub. Darshan Hiranandani commended the Gujarat government's forward-thinking approach at the launch of initiatives like the IFSC zone, highlighting collaborative efforts driving India's growth in finance and technology. India's diverse landscape, economy, and expertise make it an ideal testing ground for technology and innovation, cementing its role as a global leader in the field.
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Removing Bias From Healthcare AI Tools - Technology Org
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Removing Bias From Healthcare AI Tools - Technology Org
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Researchers from Oxford University’s Nuffield Department of Orthopaedics, Rheumatology and Musculoskeletal Sciences (NDORMS), University College London and the Centre for Ethnic Health Research, supported by Health Data Research UK, have for the first time studied the full detail of ethnicity data in the NHS. They outline the importance of using representative data in healthcare provision and have compiled this information into a research-ready database.
The new study, published in Nature Scientific Data, is the first part of a three-phase project to reduce bias in AI health prediction models trained on real-world patient data. The project addresses ethnicity disparities highlighted during the pandemic and is part of the UK Government’s COVID-19 Data and Connectivity National Core Study led by Health Data Research UK.
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The researchers used de-identified data on ethnicity and other characteristics from general practice and hospital health records, accessed safely within NHS England’s Secure Data Environment (SDE) service, via the British Heart Foundation Data Science Centre’s CVD-COVID-UK/COVID-IMPACT Consortium. This is the first time that patient ethnicity data has been studied at this depth and breadth for the whole population of England. The researchers were able to combine records to analyse patient self-identified ethnicity recorded through over 489 potential codes.
Researchers analysed how more than 61 million people in England identified their ethnicity in over 250 different groups. They also looked at the characteristics of those with no record of their ethnicity, and how conflicts in patient ethnicity data can arise. The data, now available for other researchers to use, shows that 1/10 patients lack ethnicity records, and around 12% of patients had conflicting ethnicity codes in their patient records.
Sara Khalid, Associate Professor of Health Informatics and Biomedical Data Science at NDORMS, explained: ‘Health inequity was highlighted during the COVID19 pandemic, where individuals from ethnically diverse backgrounds were disproportionately affected, but the issue is long-standing and multi-faceted.
‘Because AI-based healthcare technology depends on the data that is fed into it, a lack of representative data can lead to biased models that ultimately produce incorrect health assessments. Better data from real-world settings, such as the data we have collected, can lead to better technology and ultimately better health for all.’
Professor Cathie Sudlow, Chief Scientist at Health Data Research UK and Director of its BHF Data Science Centre said: ‘We are delighted to be supporting hundreds of researchers to harness the power of the UK’s rich health data. This study on ethnicity recording highlights how different sources of health data from the whole English population can be accessed and analysed in a safe and secure way, providing insights that are relevant to everyone. The findings will empower health professionals, patients, carers and policy makers to make better decisions that will benefit people of all ages, ethnic groups, and social backgrounds across the country.’
The study assessed the available detail of ethnicity data in NHS England, including across different types of ethnicity codes. For example, NHS hospitals record patient data via 19 ethnicity codes, while GPs use the globally recognised SNOMED-CT Codes, of which there are 489. However, health researchers lose the finer detail from these recording systems as they typically collapse these groups into just 5 or 6, potentially leading to less accurate research.
The researchers plan to demonstrate the value of these findings in the subsequent phases of the project, which will first focus on using these detailed results on ethnicity data to better describe how different the COVID-19 pandemic impacted ethnicities, and then feed into more equitable artificial intelligence and machine learning tools suitable for use by diverse patient groups.
Source: University of Oxford
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India: 8 Million Government Documents Are Hosted Across 5 Blockchains
Nearly eight million government-issued verifiable documents are currently hosted across five blockchains owned and operated by India’s National Informatics Centre (NIC), a government agency.
The NIC, which operates under India’s Ministry of Electronics and IT (MeitY), launched a new website showcasing its various blockchain initiatives. According to the information provided, 7.93 million documents — including but not limited to education, property, judiciary, and drug logistics — are currently hosted over the blockchain.
https://cointelegraph.com/news/india-8m-govt-docs-blockchains
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E-way Bill
OptiE-Way Bill Solution caters to the statutory requirements of generation of E-Way Bill. It is a certified add-on solution for SAP ERP which provides business solution for compliance requirements for the generation of E-Way Bill.
The OptiE-Waybill is generated online on the National Informatics Centre (NIC) portal for transportation of goods, both inter and intra state. Goods and Services Tax (GST) regime has mandated the generation of the e-Way bill from 1st April 2018. This replaces the Way bill which was earlier required under the VAT regime.
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Kabeer is pleased to introduce an E-Invoice add-on for SAP B1 ERP software that is both simple and affordable. Kabeer is offering a limited period offer on GST e-invoice add-on for SAP Business One customers.
It enables you to create electronic invoices and submit them electronically to the Invoice Registration Portal (IRP), the portal of the tax authorities in India via the National Informatics Centre (NIC).
If you want to know that how this Add-on can help your organization to grow in a better way so take your time out and visit us at: https://www.kabeerconsulting.com/e-invoicing-add-on-for-sap-business-one-erp/
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Need to Know: What is Maya OS, India’s Top Secret Windows Replacement for Defense?
How does Maya OS work?
The indigenous Maya OS is based on the widely used Ubuntu open-source Linux software. It improves upon Windows in terms of security measures suited to India's military requirements while maintaining Windows-like software compatibility and desktop interface.
Can you tell me what Ubuntu is and whether it is actually safer than Windows?
Developed as open source software, Ubuntu is a free operating system that is driven by the community. It is safer than Windows since its code is open source and developers all over the world review and improve it constantly. Ubuntu is more trustworthy because of its frequent upgrades and absence of commercial interests.
Maya OS was developed by whom?
For the last six months, top Indian tech organizations like the Defense Research and Development Organisation (DRDO), the National Informatics Centre (NIC), and private software companies and universities have worked together to develop Maya OS.
Is there a historical link to the name?
In Sanskrit, the word "maya" means enchantment or illusion. In a metaphorical sense, this means that the OS's multi-layered security architecture is based on concealment, disguise, and defense against cyber threats.
Maya OS deployment date?
The review phase of Maya OS is ongoing, and the software is expected to be released to the public by the end of 2023. The defense headquarters in South Block will be the first to have it installed before August 15th. Afterwards, the Maya OS will be gradually implemented at various defense installations, including those of the Army, Air Force, Navy, and others.
In summary
In areas of strategically important technology, such as cybersecurity, Maya OS represents India's goal of self-sufficiency. Adopting it will lessen India's reliance on imports and open the door for domestic innovation to fortify the country's digital defenses.
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BISAG-N Office inaugurated in New Delhi
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BISAG-N Office inaugurated in New Delhi
The Office-cum-Training Centre of Bhaskaracharya National Institute for Space Applications and Geo-informatics (BISAG-N) for PM GatiShakti was inaugurated by Secretary, Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT), Sh. Rajesh Kumar Singh, along with Special Secretary, Logistics Division, DPIIT, Smt.…
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ICMR-National Centre For Disease Informatics and Research Invites Applications For Clerk Recruitment
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ICMR-NCDIR Bengaluru hiring LDC, UDC, Steno; apply by December 29, 2023.
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ICMR-NCDIR Bengaluru hiring LDC, UDC, Steno; apply by December 29, 2023.
ICMR-NCDIR is inviting online applications for various posts on a regular basis at ICMR-NCDIR, Bengaluru. The available positions include Lower Division Clerk, Upper Division Clerk, and Stenographer. The age limit for these posts is 18-27 years. The last date for submitting online applications is December 29, 2023, until 5:00 PM. Detailed advertisements and other terms and conditions can be found on the websites www.ncdirindia.org and www.icmrnic.in. Interested candidates are encouraged to visit these websites for more information.
ICMR-National Centre for Disease Informatics and Research is inviting online applications for various posts on a regular basis.
The vacancy details include positions for Lower Division Clerk, Upper Division Clerk, and Stenographer.
The age limit for these positions is 18-27 years.
The last date for submission of online applications is 29.12.2023.
Detailed advertisement and other terms and conditions can be viewed/downloaded from the websites www.ncdirindia.org / www.icmrnic.in.
ICMR-National Centre for Disease Informatics and Research is Hiring
ICMR-NCDIR in Bengaluru is currently recruiting for regular positions
Positions include Lower Division Clerk, Upper Division Clerk, and Stenographer
Age limit for these positions is 18-27 years
Lower Division Clerk (LDC) Position
Level-2 pay scale
Number of posts: 2
Last date for submission of online applications: 29.12.2023
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Upper Division Clerk (UDC) Position
Level-4 pay scale
Number of posts: 2
Last date for submission of online applications: 29.12.2023
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Stenographer Position
Level-4 pay scale
Number of posts: 3
Last date for submission of online applications: 29.12.2023
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Important Dates and Details
Last date for submission of online applications: 29.12.2023
Detailed advertisement and terms can be viewed/downloaded from www.ncdirindia.org / www.icmrnic.in
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Join ICMR-NCDIR and Contribute to Disease Informatics and Research
ICMR-NCDIR offers exciting career opportunities in disease informatics and research
Apply now and be a part of advancing healthcare knowledge
Don’t miss the deadline – submit your application by 29.12.2023
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"The Shocking Truth Unveiled: TMC's Mahua Moitra Responds with Fire as BJP MP Accuses Her of Using Dubai for Parliamentary Login ID | Get the Full Story Now!"
A new verbal dispute has emerged between Lok Sabha MPs Nishikant Dubey and Mahua Moitra in relation to the cash-for-query controversy involving the TMC lawmaker. Dubey claimed that Moitra’s parliamentary ID was used in Dubai while she was in India, and alleged that the National Informatics Centre (NIC) has shared this information with investigating agencies. Dubey indirectly accused Moitra of…
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Fwd: Conference: Paris.ConservationGenomics.Jun5-6
Begin forwarded message:
> From: [email protected]
> Subject: Conference: Paris.ConservationGenomics.Jun5-6
> Date: 7 February 2024 at 06:23:49 GMT
> To: [email protected]
>
>
>
> Join us at the Mus�um National d'Histoire Naturelle in Paris on June 5-6,
> 2024 for a two-day conference dedicated to exploring the intersection of
> genomics and conservation, with a particular focus on practical
> applications of genomics to immediate conservation needs. Participants and
> invited speakers include applied conservation practitioners, method
> developers, and genomics researchers. The conference aims to foster
> dialogue and encourage exchange of ideas across disciplines, especially
> between researchers and practitioners, and contributions from conservation
> managers and other applied practitioners are encouraged. Talks will explore
> both practical applications of genomics in conservation, and using genomics
> to make inferences of parameters of relevance to conservation biology (such
> as recent population history and mutation load).
>
> Meeting website with further details:
> https://ift.tt/6QAOyi3
>
> Invited speakers include:
> - Marc Stalmans, Gorongosa National Park, Goinha, Mozambique
> - Lisa Komoroske, University of Massachusetts Amherst, USA
> - Nicolas Poulet, Office Fran�ais de la Biodiversit�, Toulouse, France
> - Guillaume Achaz, Coll�ge de France, Paris, France
> - John Novembre, University of Chicago, USA
> - Pier Francesco Palamara, University of Oxford, United Kingdom
> - Jazlyn Mooney, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, USA
> - Thibaud Capblancq, Laboratoire d'Ecologie Alpine, France
> - Katerina Guschanski, Uppsala University, Sweden
> - Marta De Barba, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia
>
> Registration (free, but capped at 120 participants) and abstract submission
> for contributed talks or posters is now open at:
> https://ift.tt/6QAOyi3
>
> Tim Sackton, on behalf of the organizing committee:
> Guillaume Achaz, Coll�ge de France, Paris, France
> Simon Boitard, Centre de Biologie pour la Gestion des Populations,
> Montpellier, France
> Rapha�l Leblois, Centre de Biologie pour la Gestion des Populations,
> Montpellier, France
> Stefano Mona, Institut de Syst�matique et Evolution, Paris, France
> Dmitri Petrov, Stanford University, Palo Alto, USA
> Tim Sackton, Harvard University, Cambridge, USA
>
>
> Tim Sackton, PhD
> Director of Bioinformatics
> Informatics Group
> Faculty of Arts and Sciences
> Harvard University
>
>
> [email protected]
>
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