MPSC online Recruitment for 1108 ARO, STI, PSI & Livestock Development Officer posts Maharashtra Public Service commotion invites online application for the post of Assistant Room Officer Grade ‘B’ in Department of General Administration, Sales Tax Inspector Grade ‘B’ in finance department, Police Sub Inspector Grade ‘B’ post in Home ministry Department & Livestock Development Officer. Above post examination will be on 1) Sunday 10 Dec 2017, 2) Sunday 07 Jan 2018, & Sunday 05 Nov 2017. This examination will be on 37 District center in Maharashtra. To apply online can visit on www.mahampsc.mahaonline.gov.in before 16 May 2017. Eligible Candidate should be complete following eligibility to apply for this post. Read the all given instruction in official notification before apply online MPSC Recruitment 2017 for 1008 Sales Tax Inspector, Police Sub Inspector & Assistant Room Officer posts Vacancy details 1) Assistant Room Officer - 107 Qualification – any
Arun Asaf Ali
An Icon of
Courage
(1909-1996)
The
courageous and defiant Aruna Asaf Ali finds a place of honour in India’s
independence struggle and socialist revolution. Initially she was associated
with the Congress and in 1948, after Independence, she
joined the Socialist Party of Acharya Narendra Dev. Later she joined the Communist Party and remained associated with the party till the end through the presidentship of their Patriot group of newspapers.
joined the Socialist Party of Acharya Narendra Dev. Later she joined the Communist Party and remained associated with the party till the end through the presidentship of their Patriot group of newspapers.
Aruna
Asaf Ali gained instant fame and recognition for the valour she displayed in
1942 during the Quit India Movement when she broke the police barricade and
hoisted the Congress flag at Oval Maidan in Bombay. This was a task well
achieved for a 30-year-old lady. She went into hiding after the incident and
resurfaced in 1946, after the new government formed by the Congress withdrew
the arrest warrant issued against her. The secret service of the British
Government had announced a reward of Rs
5,000 – a big amount in those days – for anyone who could provide clues about
her whereabouts. Her property and wealth were impounded too. Yet she could not
be caught. Although she went into hiding, she did not remain inactive. She
toured the country and instilled a feeling of nationalism among the masses.
Aruna
was born into a Bengali family on 16 July 1909 in Bengal. Her father was a
doctor, but he died when she was too young. Her mother sent her to Nainital for
studies, where she came in contact with the Nehru family. The association
instilled political awareness in her. After returning from Nainital, she joined
a school in Calcutta. On one occasion, when she went to Allahabad to meet her
sister, she met a well-known Muslim lawyer Asaf Ali. The meeting soon blossomed
into love and they got married. Both participated in the activities of the
Congress together. In 1930, she was imprisoned at Lahore for a year for her
participation at the satyagraha movement. These sentences made her stronger
from within and helped her carry out the courageous feat of 1942.
After
Independence, she settled in Delhi and dedicated herself to social service. She
was also elected the Mayor of Delhi in 1958. She published a magazine, Link and established ‘Saraswati Bhavan’ –
an institution that was concerned with education and service to the poor and
underprivileged.
In
1992, she was awarded the Jawaharlal Nehru Award for International
Understanding. In recognition of her services, the government conferred the
Bharat Ratna on her posthumously in 1997.
(Famous Indians
of the 20th Century, Vishwamitra Sharma, Pg. 38)