Wednesday, September 30, 2015
Tuesday, September 29, 2015
Simple Ways to Create Meaning at Work
Everyone
wants to feel that they are making a positive difference in the lives of
others. Show your people that they are making a difference every day of the
week.The startling truth is that 70% of employees are disengaged at work
checked out, with no one at home. That's a real dilemma for the companies
trying to do more with less, which is of course all of them. The answer to
winning back disengaged employees, (and keeping the engaged employees, well,
engaged), isn't pay, perks or promotions. It's meaning--that is, giving work a
greater sense of significance, and thus, making work matter.
1. Help your team understand their purpose, and show them that
their work matters
Carve
out time for employees to explore the purpose--or the profound why--of what
they do. So, introduce your team to their customers. Gather stories of how
their work helps others, even in small ways, and encourage them to share their
own stories. Re frame the work your team is doing so they can understand how and why they fit into that work.
2. Commit to crafting a learning environment that energizes
and maximizes personal growth for your team
Make
space for your team to create and execute their own learning plans, offering
help along the way. Understand their different learning styles and attention
spans, and provide experiences for growth expanding on what they already know,
with immediate opportunities for practice.
3. Be intentional about building self-esteem so others feel
valued and valuable
You
care about your personal family and friends, but what about your work family,
whom you probably see the most? Do you ever ask how your employees are doing,
and care about what they say? By showing employees their value, they will feel
valued as individuals and in turn are more likely to live up to their value in
the workplace. What is competence without confidence?
4. Involve the troops in decisions to net a sense of control,
and grant autonomy liberally
Micromanagement
can be a meaning-killer. Including your employees in decisions and giving them
space to get the job done helps them feel less like numbers and more like
contributors. Whether it's where to put the new soda fridge, or how to solve a
million-dollar problem, don't manage in a vacuum.
5. Create a caring and authentic culture, where people feel
free to bring their whole self to work
This
starts with bringing your whole self. By being your authentic self, you give
employees permission not to check their identities at the door, even if they
root for the Yankees.
6. Help others see where they fit in the mission, and that the
mission depends on them to achieve it
Your
employees will never think their work matters if they don't know that they
matter. Achieve this by showing them the long-term vision and how they fit in
it--beyond the org chart.
7. Free the workplace from corrosive behaviors that serve as
barriers to the best self
Instilling fear and introducing uncertainty to
your team can mean two steps back on any progress you've made to create an
authentic, meaningful workplace. So can a lack of decision-making and/or
integrity. Cut off corrosive behaviors that stand in the way of your team's
potential to thrive in an authentic culture thriving on meaning, allowing each
member to be his/her best self.Monday, September 28, 2015
Powerful Habits That Drive Every Great Leader to Success
You
can find the success you seek by adopting some very simple but powerful habits
of today's greatest leaders. If you take a look inside most any management
textbook, you'll find that there are four classic functions of management that
have been written about for decades: plan, organize, lead, and control.
While
I personally believe that these functions still do have their place in
business, they don't really tell leaders how to best to unlock the energy
within the members of their team to get things done.
Here
are the five powerful leadership habits make the biggest difference in the
success of every leader--and the organizations they work for -
1. Energize
Great
leaders are masters of making things happen in their organizations by
unleashing the energy and enthusiasm of each and every one of their employees.
Great leaders create more energy in their organization than they consume by
creating compelling visions that inspire their employees to bring their very
best performance to work every day of the week.
2. Empower
Empowering
the members of your team means giving them the responsibility--and the
authority--to do their jobs at a high level of performance. Great leaders
leverage the power of their team to accomplish a common purpose and goals. When
you get out of the way and let your people do their jobs, their creativity and
commitment will follow.
3. Support
The
best leaders today are coaches, not watchdogs or micromanagers. Encourage your
people to try new things to further the organization's goals, and to take
risks--and reward them when they do. And if they fail, don't punish
them--instead, encourage them to pick themselves up and try again.
4. Communicate
Information
really is power, and as the speed of business continues to increase, the right
information must be communicated to the members of your team, faster than ever.
Err on the side of more communication rather than less, and work to hone your
own communication skills as a leader.
5. Recognize
It's
true--you really do get what you reward. If you want your people to do more
great work, then recognize and reward their efforts when they do. Not only will
you build a culture of excellence, but your people will be happier, more
engaged in their work, and more loyal to you and your organization.
Sunday, September 27, 2015
Have green tea and apple daily for good health
A
compound found in green tea and apples can help reduce the risk of heart
attacks and cancer, says a new research. Polyphenols in green tea and apples
block a key molecule which in the body can trigger atherosclerosis and is a
target for some anti-cancer drugs, the findings showed.
Atherosclerosis
can lead to heart attack, stroke, or even death. “These data provide a
plausible mechanism, which links bioactive compounds in food with their
beneficial effects,” said research leader Paul Kroon at the Institute of Food
Research (IFR) in Britain.
In
the body, the molecule ascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) is a main
driver of blood vessel formation in diseased cells via a process called
angiogenesis. Angiogenesis is crucial in cancer progression as well as in the
development of atherosclerotic plaques and plaque rupture which can cause heart
attacks and stroke.
Using
cells derived from human blood vessels, the researchers found that the
polyphenols—epigallocatechin gallate (EGCG) from green tea and procyanidin from
apples—stopped a crucial signalling function of VEGF. “If this effect happens
in the body as well, it provides very strong evidence for a mechanism that
links dietary polyphenols and beneficial health effects,” Kroon noted.
Saturday, September 26, 2015
Decisions that can ruin your career
Your
decisions have consequences. Some of your less than optimal decisions have a
long-term impact on your career. Awareness and prevention is the best solution.
Here are a few decisions that can ruin your professional life.
Following your passion: If your
passion is playing the guitar or physical adventure, you can choose a career in
a band or the armed forces respectively. However, both choices can limit your
income generating ability. This could leave you resentful later in life when
you seek wealth. Know that your passions are not permanent. Realise that the
world pays for what it needs and pays well only if you are very good at
delivering it.
Accepting the bird in hand: Though at
first glance the first opportunity that comes your way seems better than
opportunities you cannot see, accepting it is not always the best decision. The
endowment effect causes you to ascribe a higher value to what you own and
prevents you from working towards a better opportunity. Think before you accept
the first offer on the campus and avoid getting on to a sub-optimal career
trajectory.
Finishing your education: Done with
graduation? Good. Finished your postgraduate professional course? Great. Done
with your education? Bad decision! While you may heave a sigh of relief with a
coveted degree under your belt, it is only good enough to give you a great
first job. Later opportunities are an outcome of skills you learnt at your
current job. When your formal education ends, your on-the-job learning begins
and this phase should last your lifetime.
Switching jobs for salary: At any
point of your career, the highest paying job amongst competing opportunities is
probably pointing towards a dead end. Choose it only if it is your last job
before retirement. Consider the demand-supply dynamics for your skill set. A
job that offers higher longterm rewards is attractive to more applicants like
you and thus employers would prefer to offer lesser compensation in the
short-term. Where long-term career growth or returns are missing, employers
offer higher compensation to attract you and your competitors.
Choosing a bad life partner: If your
life partner is not aligned with your professional ambition, your career will
plateau. A huge amount of your bandwidth will be expended in getting a buy-in
for every career move, every late night and every weekend spent on work. This
will leave little motivation to put in the effort needed to succeed.
Settling roots too early: Choose a
city to settle down early in life and you are blinded to opportunities that
could take you places. Buy a house and move into it early in your career and
you are unable to rationally evaluate opportunities that either require a long
commute or a change of house.
Avoiding sales: You have
decided to never be a salesperson? Terrible decision. Know that at every point
in your professional life, you are required to sell if you wish to succeed.
Sell yourself at the interview, sell your achievements during appraisals, sell
the benefits of your output to a client, sell your ideas at a meeting.
Recognise that sales is part and parcel of every role you choose, so welcome
opportunities to get better at it.
Forgetting your job friends: Every time
you switch jobs, you leave behind a set of friends made at your old workplace.
As you get caught up in your new role, those relationships fall by the wayside.
Not only do you lose an external professional support system, but also on great
job opportunities in the future. The best job opportunities are never
advertised on job boards or to headhunters. They go to individuals referred in
by employees who know about the vacancy. So keep your past relationships alive.
Changing careers: Are you a
pilot who is fed up of flying or a software engineer who is done with coding?
You switch careers and find yourself starting afresh in a temporarily exciting
job. You find yourself at the bottom of the heap, where your past experience is
not acknowledged. People your age are ahead of you and will continue to remain
so. Sticking to one career gives you exponential benefits with increasing experience
so change careers with caution.
Thursday, September 24, 2015
Ways to Improve Your Webinars
Web
conferences or webinars are a great way to explore new possibilities, engage
staffs with new learning methods, or provide training and insights to employees
or clients. Making your Web conference engaging can be more challenging than it
sounds, however. The key, is making the most of your interactions and
personalizing the webinar experience. Here are the suggestions for making the
most of your Web conferences.
Welcome your guests with an interactive "lobby"
Greet
your guests by asking them to do something as soon as they log into the Web
conference. "Using a 'lobby' with interactive features where early
arrivals can wait is a good way to get the audience involved. Interactive
features could include an open chat pod to encourage conversation among
attendees, or an interactive trivia quiz.
Get first names and build rapport
Let
your audience know you are a real person, and not just a recorded voice. If
participants include their first names in the interactive lobby, then welcoming
some of them by name. It's amazing how much more interaction you will get
throughout the webinar if you try this simple technique right at the start.
Build rapport with your audience by engaging them through specific questions
that require responses in chat.
Speak to an individual
One
way to really connect with each attendee is to pretend you're having a private
conversation. Think of your webinar as a conversation with one other person.
This cn be done by using the word "you. For example, say, "How would
you address this situation?" instead of ,"Can anyone tell me how they
would address this situation?"
Vary your voice and keep your energy levelup
A
webinar removes almost all nonverbal communication. However, this doesn't mean
you shouldn't move naturally. Stand up and pace while you speak, or make hand
and armgestures while talking. Physical activity translates to a more energetic
delivery. The webinar hosts should avoid speaking in a monotone, and be aware
of changing tone and speech speed. Varying these factors can refocus your
audience on your voice and content, keeping listeners engaged.
Add interactive features gradually
While
there are many interactive features available to enhance webinars, don't be
tempted to add too many; they may overwhelm and confuse your audience. If
you're a first-time host, pick just two or three points of interaction
throughout your first webinar. Then add other interactive elements as you
become more comfortable with webinar presentations.
Get visual
Presenting
business information visually is a key best practice for Web conferencing. Use
attention-getting graphics in your slide deck. Two good rules of thumb are
"use one key point per slide" and "spend no more than one minute
on each slide". It's also important to make your slides relevant and
memorable. If you talk about achart or diagram, show it.
Ask questions of your audience
A
simple but effect Web conferencing best practice is to simply ask questions.
Asking questions engages participants, ensures understanding [and] lets
adultlearners share their knowledge, adding that most webinar platforms have
polling tools to collect answers and make your webinar more of a conversation.
You can also have a few 'questions from the audience'prepared ahead of time to
help with a more conversational versus lecture feel, or to jumpstart a Q&A
session.
Engage participants continuously
A
successful Web conference or webinar keeps participants' attention for the
entire presentation. Do this by encouraging interaction frequently. Studies
show that webinar producers and virtual presenters should plan some sort of
interaction every five to seven minutes throughout a virtual presentation to
keep the audience engaged, attentive and more likely to retain the content.
Interaction simply means that your audience performs an action in response to
something in your webinar. This could be anything from using emoticons to
polls, chat, Q&A or anything that gets them touching the screen to interact
with your webinar platform.
Tell a story
Storytelling
is a valuable best practice for Web conference hosts who want their attendees
to remember a lesson. People love stories. Make your critical points memorable
by wrapping them in a story. Going on camera makes a story really come to life.
Whether or not you appear "on screen," it's important to personalize
the stories you use. Don't just spout theories, instead, show your audience
cases and examples, and encourage them to use these examples to practice
problem solving. Help them apply your techniques to real-world problems that
they experience. Help them demonstrate the value of your methods.
The best "best practice" is practice
Perhaps
the most critical best practice when hosting an engaging and entertaining
webinar is practice. Practice your presentation at least once with the webinar
tool you'll beusing, and practice it enough so you can comfortably use
bullet-point-style notes rather than a scripted presentation. Doing so will
help you speak more naturally throughout your webinar. Lastly, don't
forget the purpose of your Web conference. Remember to include a well-planned
summary and call-to-action at the close of your presentation.
Monday, September 21, 2015
Orange glasses may help you sleep better
You
may have a great night's sleep if you put on orange glasses some hours before
going to bed, says a study. Orange glasses have been found to block certain
wavelengths of light emitted by electronic screens which hamper our sleep
cycle, making it easier for us to sleep. Studies have shown that light from the
blue part of the spectrum, inhibits the body's production of melatonin, a
hormone that helps people fall asleep.
A
Swiss study of 13 teenage boys showed that when the boys donned orange-tinted
glasses -- also known as blue blockers and shown to prevent melatonin
suppression -- in the evening for a week, they felt "significantly more
sleepy" than when they wore clear glasses. The boys looked at their
screens for at least a few hours on average before going to bed, and were
monitored. The findings were published in The Journal of Adolescent Health.
Older
adults may be less affected by blue light, experts said, since the yellowing of
the lens and other changes in the ageing eye filter out increasing amounts of
blue light.
But blue light remains a problem for most
people, and an earlier study of 20 adults ages 18 to 68 found that those who
wore amber-tinted glasses for three hours before going to bed improved their
sleep quality considerably relative to a control group that wore yellow-tinted
lenses, which blocked only ultraviolet light, The New York Times reported.Sunday, September 20, 2015
Health benefits of pomegranate peel you never knew !
Pomegranates
are known for their taste and amazing health benefits. While most of us chomp
on the red tangy tiny seeds or the fruit to reap its benefits, it’s tough red
skin is often discarded. However, like the fruit. the peel too has lots to
offer. Here are few benefits of pomegranate peel you probably never knew.
Pomegranate peels are good for skin and hair health
Here
is how the fruit peel helps take your beauty and hair care regimen to a new
level altogether:
#1 It fights acne, pimples and rashes
Because
of its healing properties, pomegranate peels can effectively fight acne,
pimples and rashes. The peels are rich in antioxidants and help in keeping
bacteria and other infections at bay. Here are some herbal remedies to get rid
of pimples.
How to use it: Take a handful of sun-dried
pomegranate peels and roast them over a hot tava or a deep-bottomed pan. Allow
them to cool and grind them in a grinder or mixer. Make a paste of this powder
with lemon juice or rose water and apply it all over your face, especially on
your pimples or acne. Let it dry for a while then wash it off thoroughly with
lukewarm water.
#2 It prevents wrinkles and other signs of ageing
The
peels prevents breakdown of collagen in your skin, in turn promoting cell
growth, which helps delay signs of ageing and wrinkles effectively. Here are 10
tips to prevent wrinkles and other signs of aging.
How to use it: Take two spoonfuls of sun-dried and
powdered peel and add little milk to it. If you have oily skin, add rose water
to the powder instead of milk and make a paste out of it. Apply this paste on
your face and keep it till it dries. Wash your face with lukewarm water and try
using the powder at least twice a week for better results.
#3 It acts as a natural moisturizer
Pomegranate
peels are great for your skin. It hydrates and protects your skin from
pollutants and other environmental toxins. It restores the pH balance of the
skin. The ellagic acid present in the peels lock moisture in the skin. keeping
it soft and supple. Here is how to moisturise your skin naturally.
How to use it: Grind sun-dried pomegranate peels in
a mixer and empty the powder into a clean bowl. Make sufficient powder to last
you for a week and store it in an airtight container. Take two spoonfuls of the
powder and mix well with some yoghurt to make a paste out of it. Apply this
paste on your face and neck and leave for 10 minutes. Next, wash it off with
cold water.
#4 It acts as an effective facial scrub
Pomegranate
peels can help in removing dead skin, black and white heads from your face when
used in form of a facial scrub. Here are 10 natural homemade facial scrubs to
get rid of dead skin.
How to use it: Take two spoonfuls of sun-dried
pomegranate powder and add one spoon of brown sugar to it. To make a paste, add
one spoon of honey, one spoon of avocado oil or any essential oil of your
choice and mix well. Next, scrub your face with the homemade scrub and massage
thoroughly. Wash it off with water to get smooth supple skin. However, don’t
forget to use a toner and a moisturiser after scrubbing.
#5 It acts as natural sunscreen
Pomegranate
peels also have sun-blocking agents in them that can save your skin from the
harmful UVA and UVB rays which can go a long way in preventing skin cancer.
Here are some home remedies to get rid of suntan naturally.
How to use it: Make a powder with sun-dried
pomegranate peels and store in an airtight container. Mix this powder with your
lotion or cream, preferably 20 minutes before leaving the house. Alternatively,
you can also mix the powder with some essential oils and apply on your face, if
you wish to use a natural sunscreen.
#6 It arrests hair loss and prevents dandruff
Pomegranate
peels can also help you fight hair loss and prevent the menace of dandruff.
Here are seven home remedies to control dandruff.
How to use it: Mix dried-pomegranate peel powder
with your hair oil. Next, apply it on the roots of your hair and massage
thoroughly. You can wash your hair with a mild shampoo after two hours of the
application or keep it overnight as per your convenience.
Pomegranate peels help to restore your overall health
Here
is how the peels can help one combat various health crisis and boost overall
health:
#7 It’s an excellent home remedy for sore throat
If
you are having sore throat or are suffering from tonsil pain and need immediate
relief pomegranate peel powder can help you soothe your troubled throat.
How to use it: Take a handful of sun-dried
pomegranate peels and boil them in water. Now strain the concoction and allow
it to cool for a while. Next, gargle with this water often to get relief from
sore throat and tonsil pains.
#8 It protects against heart disease
The
peels are packed with powerful antioxidants that help fight against dangerous
and life threatening heart diseases. It also lowers cholesterol levels, reduces
stress and restores heart health. They reduce oxidative stress and lower blood
pressure too. Here are eight ways to prevent a blockage in your heart.
How to use it: Mix one teaspoonful of pomegranate
peel powder with a glass of warm water and drink the mixture daily to improve
your heart health. However, having the drink every alternate day will also help
you restore your heart health alongside proper diet and regular exercise.
#9 It improves dental hygiene
Pomegranate
peels can help deal with a host of dental problems like preventing bad breath,
gingivitis, carries and mouth ulcers. Here is how poor dental hygiene can lead
to oral cancer.
How to use it: In a glass of water, add one
teaspoon of sun-dried pomegranate peel powder and mix well. Next, gargle with
this mixture twice daily to get rid of bad breath. Massaging your gums with
pomegranate peel powder can prevent gum diseases by soothing swollen, inflamed
and bleeding gums. Mix a pinch of black pepper powder with pomegranate powder
and apply the mix with your fingers on your teeth and keep it for a while to
prevent dental decay. Rinse your mouth with water after around 10 minutes.
#10 It boosts bone health
Because
of its antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties, pomegranate peels are
effective in reducing bone density loss, especially in menopausal women.
Studies indicate that consuming concoctions made of pomegranate peels can help
boost bone health and prevent the onset of osteoporosis after menopause. Here
are five things that can help improve bone density.
How to use it: Add two spoons of sun-dried
pomegranate peel powder to a glass of warm water and mix well. You can also add
a spoonful of lemon juice and a dash of salt, to make it taste better. Drink
this concoction at night to strengthen bones.
#11 It helps improve gut-health
The
peels have tannis in them that help reduce inflammation of the intestine,
swelling of hemorrhoids, tighten intestinal lining, stop bleeding during
diarrhea and improve digestion. Here are nine home remedies for better
digestion.
How to use it: Soak half-cup sun-dried pomegranate
peel in water for 30 minutes. When it softens, put it in a blender, add one
teaspoon cumin seeds, three-fourth cup buttermilk, a dash of rock salt and
blend all the ingredients. Drink this mix at least three times a week to combat
piles, inflammation of intestine or digestion problems. If you are suffering
from diarrhea or have bloody-stools, you can drink it three times a day to
relieve your symptoms.
Saturday, September 19, 2015
5 common health mistakes you are making !
You
may be surprised at just how many 'innocent' habits and routines could, in
fact, be doing you harm.
Using the mobile before bed
Why
it's bad: Radiation from cellphones can cause insomnia and headaches, according
to Swedish scientists. They found people who used their mobiles before bed took
longer to reach the deep-sleep stages, essential for cell rejuvenation and
repair. Simple solution: Use your landline for bedtime calls and don't keep
your mobile on your bedside table, advises Dr Chris Idzikowski, director of the
Edinburgh Sleep Centre.
Brushing teeth after meals
Why
it's bad: "While you should brush teeth twice a day for two minutes, you
shouldn't brush after meals," says Dr Nigel Carter, chief executive of the
British Dental Health Foundation. "The sugar in food reacts with plaque to
create acid, which softens tooth enamel — so brushing straight after meals can
actually do more harm than good." Simple solution: "Wait an hour
after eating and brush your teeth before you have breakfast as this will
prevent dental erosion by coating the teeth with fluoride," advises Dr
Carter. Chew sugar-free gum to freshen your breath after meals.
Worrying about your weight
Why
it's bad: It's good to keep your weight at a healthy level, but obsessing about
a few kilos won't do you any good. "Body mass index doesn't take into
account the amount of muscle or where the fat is," says Dr David Haslam,
the National Obesity Forum's clinical director. "Many athletes are classed
as overweight when in fact they have a low amount of body fat. Some people may
have a healthy BMI but have a lot of abdominal fat and be at serious risk of
health problems." Simple solution: Concentrate on waist measurement
instead and aim to keep it below 80cm, advises Dr Haslam. This reduces risk of
heart disease, stroke and diabetes.
Carrying a heavy handbag
Why
it's bad: Big bags are bad news. "Carrying a heavy load on one side causes
an imbalance in the muscular structure, triggering neck, shoulder and back
problems," warns Danny Williams, council member of the British Osteopathic
Association. Simple solution: "Distribute weight across the body with a
cross-body shoulder bag rather than carrying it on one shoulder," says
Williams. Buy small bags.
Starting the day with warm water and lemon
Why
it's bad: It may be a great detox but dentists say it's a mistake. "Hot
water and lemon is corrosive to your teeth," warns Dr Mervyn Druian from
The London Centre for Cosmetic Surgery. Simple solution: "It's better to
drink peppermint tea as it works to strengthen tooth enamel," says Dr
Druian.
Friday, September 18, 2015
How to Inspire Your Team?
Inspire.
Just the word itself causes us to pause and think. We may remember our own
personal heroes like Martin Luther King or Mother Theresa or a teacher or
mentor who brought out the best in us and showed us the power of one person.
As, Albert Einstein said: Example is not the main thing in influencing others.
It is the only thing. So, that means we all have the power to inspire others by
our actions. We tried to know how our colleagues inspire the team.
To
inspire a team is a great task for the managers as well as for the team
members, we have to keep in mind some important things which is necessary for
the inspiration such as encourage individually, understand your team, focus on
their weakness and strengths, reward them etc. If anyone of our team mates
suffers from any kind of frustrations, we have to look into the cause and try
to sort things at the earliest. Also give them what they are worth, provide
them with better environment, offer opportunities and also conduct training
classes which help them to perceive and utilize in a proper way, replied one of
the respondents.
Inspiring
team members is quite helpful to have a healthy relationship among each other.
Inspiring a team can not only be done by superior officials. Co-workers can
inspire each other, yet another way to work smoothly. A word of inspiration can
make you rise when you feel down. Or when we work under pressure, a helping
hand always will make you feel good, says another employee.
Thursday, September 17, 2015
Government Of India Introduced Online Services
Obtain:
1. Birth Certificate
http://www.india.gov.in/howdo/ howdoi.php?service=1
2. Caste Certificate
http://www.india.gov.in/howdo/ howdoi.php?service=4
3. Tribe Certificate
http://www.india.gov.in/howdo/ otherservice_details.php? service=8
4. Domicile Certificate
http://www.india.gov.in/howdo/ howdoi.php?service=5
5. Driving Licence
http://www.india.gov.in/howdo/ howdoi.php?service=6
6. Marriage Certificate
http://www.india.gov.in/howdo/ howdoi.php?service=3
7. Death Certificate
http://www.india.gov.in/howdo/ howdoi.php?service=2
Apply for:
1. PAN Card
http://www.india.gov.in/howdo/ otherservice_details.php? service=15
2. TAN Card
http://www.india.gov.in/howdo/ otherservice_details.php? service=3
3. Ration Card
http://www.india.gov.in/howdo/ howdoi.php?service=7
4. Passport
http://www.india.gov.in/howdo/ otherservice_details.php? service=2
5. Inclusion of name in the Electoral Rolls
http://www.india.gov.in/howdo/ howdoi.php?service=10
Register:
1. Land/Property
http://www.india.gov.in/howdo/ howdoi.php?service=9
2. Vehicle
http://www.india.gov.in/howdo/ howdoi.php?service=13
3. With State Employment Exchange
http://www.india.gov.in/howdo/ howdoi.php?service=12
4. As Employer
http://www.india.gov.in/howdo/ otherservice_details.php? service=17
5. Company
http://www.india.gov.in/howdo/ otherservice_details.php? service=19
6. .IN Domain
http://www.india.gov.in/howdo/ otherservice_details.php? service=18
7. GOV.IN Domain
http://www.india.gov.in/howdo/ otherservice_details.php? service=25
Check/Track:
1. Waiting list status for Central Government Housing
http://www.india.gov.in/howdo/ otherservice_details.php? service=9
2. Status of Stolen Vehicles
http://www.india.gov.in/howdo/ otherservice_details.php? service=1
3. Land Records
http://www.india.gov.in/ landrecords/index.php
4. Cause list of Indian Courts
http://www.india.gov.in/howdo/ otherservice_details.php? service=7
5. Court Judgments (JUDIS )
http://www.india.gov.in/howdo/ otherservice_details.php? service=24
6. Daily Court Orders/Case Status
http://www.india.gov.in/howdo/ otherservice_details.php? service=21
7. Acts of Indian Parliament
http://www.india.gov.in/howdo/ otherservice_details.php? service=13
8. Exam Results
http://www.india.gov.in/howdo/ otherservice_details.php? service=16
9. Speed Post Status
http://www.india.gov.in/howdo/ otherservice_details.php? service=10
10. Agricultural Market Prices Online
http://www.india.gov.in/howdo/ otherservice_details.php? service=6
Book/File/Lodge:
1. Train Tickets Online
http://www.india.gov.in/howdo/ otherservice_details.php? service=5
2. Air Tickets Online
http://www.india.gov.in/howdo/ otherservice_details.php? service=4
3. Income Tax Returns
http://www.india.gov.in/howdo/ otherservice_details.php? service=12
4. Complaint with Central Vigilance Commission (CVC)
http://www.india.gov.in/howdo/ otherservice_details.php? service=14
Contribute to:
1. Prime Minister's Relief Fund
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Others:
1. Send Letters Electronically
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Global Navigation:
1. Citizens
http://www.india.gov.in/ citizen.php
2. Business (External website that opens in a new window)
http://business.gov.in/
3. Overseas
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4. Government
http://www.india.gov.in/ govtphp
5. Know India
http://www.india.gov.in/ knowindia.php
6. Sectors
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7. Directories
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8. Documents
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9. Forms
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10. Acts
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11. Rules
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1. Birth Certificate
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2. Caste Certificate
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3. Tribe Certificate
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4. Domicile Certificate
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5. Driving Licence
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6. Marriage Certificate
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7. Death Certificate
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Apply for:
1. PAN Card
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2. TAN Card
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3. Ration Card
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4. Passport
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5. Inclusion of name in the Electoral Rolls
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Register:
1. Land/Property
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2. Vehicle
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3. With State Employment Exchange
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4. As Employer
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5. Company
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6. .IN Domain
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7. GOV.IN Domain
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Check/Track:
1. Waiting list status for Central Government Housing
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2. Status of Stolen Vehicles
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3. Land Records
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4. Cause list of Indian Courts
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5. Court Judgments (JUDIS )
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6. Daily Court Orders/Case Status
http://www.india.gov.in/howdo/
7. Acts of Indian Parliament
http://www.india.gov.in/howdo/
8. Exam Results
http://www.india.gov.in/howdo/
9. Speed Post Status
http://www.india.gov.in/howdo/
10. Agricultural Market Prices Online
http://www.india.gov.in/howdo/
Book/File/Lodge:
1. Train Tickets Online
http://www.india.gov.in/howdo/
2. Air Tickets Online
http://www.india.gov.in/howdo/
3. Income Tax Returns
http://www.india.gov.in/howdo/
4. Complaint with Central Vigilance Commission (CVC)
http://www.india.gov.in/howdo/
Contribute to:
1. Prime Minister's Relief Fund
http://www.india.gov.in/howdo/
Others:
1. Send Letters Electronically
http://www.india.gov.in/howdo/
Global Navigation:
1. Citizens
http://www.india.gov.in/
2. Business (External website that opens in a new window)
http://business.gov.in/
3. Overseas
http://www.india.gov.in/
4. Government
http://www.india.gov.in/
5. Know India
http://www.india.gov.in/
6. Sectors
http://www.india.gov.in/
7. Directories
http://www.india.gov.in/
8. Documents
http://www.india.gov.in/
9. Forms
http://www.india.gov.in/forms/
10. Acts
http://www.india.gov.in/govt/
11. Rules
http://www.india.gov.in/govt/
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