Vacancies at Apple Tree Chits India (P) Ltd.
Apple Tree Chits India (P) Ltd (Apple Tree) was established in year 2008. Apple Tree is a company incorporated in India under the Indian Companies Act, 1956 and headquartered at Kottayam. The company is a rapidly growing Chit Fund Compan in central Kerala. It excellently completed 5 years in the field. The company does with Offer Chits. Chit industry is nothing new to Indians, especially Keralites. Appletree conducts a wide range of different Chit Schemes tailor suited to the unique requirements of its valued customers.
The company opens its 9th branch at Pala. The company looking for qualified and dynamic young people who are educated, motivated and ready to work. Give trust, you will get double in return. The new branch inaugurated by Hon. Jose K. Mani, M.P. on 17th of April, 2012.
If you think that you have the required qualifications; willingness and vision to work in the challenging field of Chit marketing, fighting tirelessly against tight competition; you might be one of the right candidates Apple Tree was looking for.
Kerala SSLC result 2012 Published
Kerala SSLC result is announced by the education Minister P.K. Abdurab at around 11.30am. 93.64% is the passing percentage of the state and the minister welcomed the record success of the state. The valuation is done without any moderation. 4, 69,919 students were attended the exam in 2758 centres of different districts. Exams were held in March 2012 and it is the first time the result announce much earlier than previous years.
Private students who appeared the exam secured 81.13% compared to previous years, where it was only 43%. 99% of students in Gulf countries and 63% of students in Lakshadweep have passed the exam.
Easy to Cook
Ingredients
- Eggs 2
- Small onion 5-7 (chopped)
- Tomato small 1 (chopped)
- Green chilli 2
- Garam Masala ½ tsp
- Curry Powder – a pinch
- Curry leaves
- Salt for taste
- Vegetable oil 1 tsp
- Cumin seeds ½ tsp
Infosys Second Campus in Trivandrum
India’s second largest IT company Infosys is going to launch its second campus in Trivandrum Technopark. It is decided to set up 50 acres of land for the implementation of project. The land agreement was signed recently by H.R. Binod (Infosys Senior Vice President) and K.G Girish Babu (Technopark CEO). Chief Minister Oommen Chandy was presented on the occasion.
Infosys has already a campus in Technopark, which starts its function in the year 2004. The new phase II project is going to implement near to Technopark.
Akshaya Tritiya
Today is Akshaya Tritiya. Akshaya Tritiya is a Hindu and Jain holy day. It is also known as Akha Teej. It is celebrated in the half of the month Vaishakha. Akshaya Tritiya is celebrated as the birth day of the Hindu sage Parashurama. Parashurama is the sixth incarnation of the Lord Vishnu. One another specialty is there for this day, that is Veda Vyas and Lord Ganesh started writing of MahaBharata.
Navodaya Appachan Passes Away
Malayalam film producer Navodaya Appachan passes away on yesterday night at a private hospital in Kochi. He was a cancer patient and was admitted in a private hospital on 17th of this month. He was 88 years old and died at yesterday 6.30 pm. His official name is MC Ponnuse. Today morning his body will take into the Ernakulum town hall for the public to see. And tomorrow his body will take into Chennai. He produced more than hundred films in Malayalam. He produced the first 3D movie in India that is “My dear Kuttichathan”. The Kerala government honoured him by giving the JC Daniel award for his valuable contribution to the Malayalam film Industry. Navodaya Appachan completes his studies in Pulinkunnu, Mannanam and St. Xavier’s College in Palayamkottai.
New Trends in Garments
In all years, all seasons, fashion does not loss its freshness and glamour. Its trends are growing day by day. All of us are now looking for new and attractive fashion trends in dresses. India, as it is a country of different religions and traditions, it has variety of dressing styles and fashions. Most common woman wears in India are traditional Sarees and Churidars. Different mind blowing styles and designs of these common wears are available in Indian textiles. Even Europeans are attracted by our traditional wears. New trends in Indian salwaar kameez are Patiala, Anarkali and Masakali types. They made up with different fabrics and sequence works are more attractive and can be used as party wears.
Designers are frequently trying new styles on Anarkali churidars. It is everywhere, and it is the traditional attire of the Indian women. Trend is still growing stronger in Indian women and it becomes most beautiful dress fashion liked by most of them. As the works on the garment increases, the value also increases.














