THE SPEAKING TREE

Reaching For Higher Ground

      What is spirituality or, rabbaniyat, to use the Quranicteam? it is the elevation of the human condition to a plane where the mind is focused on the higher, non material realities of a godly existence. The one who gives all his attention to woridly things and who centres his attention on mere appearnaces is regarded as being material minded. Conversely, one who rises above material things or appearances, who finds his focus of interest in non-material things, is regarded as being spiritual or godly. The latter is one who follows the injunction of the Quran: 'Be devoted servants of God'(3L79). That is, one who lives a 'God-oriented life.

         Spirituality can answer the questions, 'Who am I? What is the purpose of my life? What is the creation plan of the Creator?" A seeker is able to find true spirituality by finding rational answers to such questions. Whereby he receives spirituality at the mind or thinking level. True spirituality is based on contemplation and reflection. It is an intellectual activity. When the seeker discovers the truth, his life enters a new phase - that is, building his personality according to spiritual principles. This intellectual journey is two-fold, one is to solve the riddle of why human beings under go negative experiences in this world and the other is to offer positive solutions. It addresses the paradox of human being having been given the freedom to make their own moral choices, and their frequent misuse of this freedom - a course of action which causes them to repeatedly face situations in which people do each other harm; losses are incurred because of others' injustice; severe provocations are suffered because of untoward experiences. At such times spirituality helps us to covert negativity into positivity.

        Rabbaiyat provides us with the right philosophy of life. It is a guidebook. leading us out of the darkness of ignorance, and ushering us into the light of reality. Spirituality is our helpful companion in times of difficulty. It saves us from succumbing to adversity. It is the art of crisis management, from which we derrive intellectual inspiration when in need. Everyone is in need of spirituality, whether rich or poor, powerful or powerless. Spirituality provides a man with a starting point of life. Anyone who is deprived of spirituality will also be deprived of this starting point.

           The spiritual path enables us to see things that remain invisible to the physical eye. It enables us to learn lessons from the past and see the future in the present. It is the source of huyman progress.

           Repeatedly, we find occasions in life, when we feel helpless. It is when we feel that life has become rudderless and without direction, that a spiritual saviour holds out hope, as a source of courage and convication.

            How is that one who seeks out the divine and who treads the path of enquiry is able to acquire superlative human qualities? The answer is that the ends of a seeder and what he seeks are inseparable from God who is the source of all goodness. God is thus the source of inspiration for everyone.

             Spirituality produces God-oriented thinking in him. His life thus becomes a God-oriented life. This is what makes a spiritual person unassailable. A spiritual person enters into such profound communion with God that he becomes very powerful indeed

      The writer teaches at Jamia Millia Islamia, Delhi. www.cpsglobal.org. 

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New Film Releasing Today..... Sura

New Film Sura

Director: S P Rajkumar

Cast: Vijay, Tamannaah, Vadivelu

Action: It's celebration for Vijay and his fans as Sura,

the actor's 50th film is all set to hit screens. And he

has Tamannaah -- who has been riding a wave of

success -- for company. As for the film's plot, Vijay

plays a fisherman who as usual fights for the poor

in his own style. Watch out for Vadivelu's comedy

track which is said to be one of the highlights of the

film. The film has some peppy music by Mani 

Sharma and has been directed by S P Rajkumar of 

Azhagar Malai fame. 

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Housefull

Director: Sajid Khan
Cast: Akshay Kumar, Deepika Oadukone, Boman
Irani, Riteish Deshmukh, Arjun Rampal, Lara 
Dutta and Jiah Khan

Rom-Com: When Akki is here, can the ladies be far
behind? Aarush (Akshay) believes his life is jinxed,
and that his fortunes will change only when he 
discovers true love. Just when he thinks he's found
his to marry three different women. Sandy (Deepika),
the first, believes in fairytale romance, Heetal (Lara)
truly loves Aarush and Devika (Jiah) thinks love
exists in arranged matches. Now, all the women 
want to live with Aarush in the same house... 
Is that possible?
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Old Dogs

Director: Walt Becker
Cast: John Travolta, Robin Williams

Comedy: Two best friends have to deal with the most
challenging task of their lives. They are asked to take 
care of six-year-old-twins even as they are dealing
with the biggest business venture of their lives.
Can they handle the challenge?
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Chase

Director: Jagmohan Mundhra
Cast: Anuj Saxena, Udita Goswami, Samir Kochar

Thriller: Sohail (Anuj), a photojournalist, accidentally
witnesses a murder and his life turns hell. The cops are
after his life now and he is constantly on the run. But
finally, he decides to fight back. And all this while,
it's Nupur (Udita), a nurse, who helps him.
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Sonam Kapoor - SELF-CONSCIOUS

Sonam hates the mirror

            you may not hear Sonam Kapoor ever ask, 'Mirror, mirror on the wall, who is the prettiest of us all?' Reason: Sonam is too self-conscious to look in the mirror. The young, attractive actress explains, "Everyone said my dad, Anil Kapoor would constantly look in the mirror. And because of this, I have become so self conscious that I can barely look at myself in the mirror." Sonam, of course, defends her father saying, "Listen, I don't think papa is self-obsessed. I think even when he is staring at himself in the mirror for hours on end. he is actually quite preoccupied. And he is looking, but not looking... if you know what I mean." That's what you call a loyal daughter, Defending her paa despite the odds.

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Laughter really is the best Medicine

Laughter really is

the best medicine

London: In addition to the domino effect of joy and amusement, laughter is the best medicine, for a new study has found that it can be as healthy as exercise.

      

               Scientists have found that laughter affects the body in a similar way to exercise, say a jog around the park-in fact, it lifts the mood, decreases stress hormones, enhances immune activity, lowers blood pressure and bad cholesterol. Dr Lee Berk, from Loma Linda University, California said that emotions and behaviour had a physical impact on the body.

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Grapes can Help and reduce heart disease:

Grapes can help

reduce heart

disease: Study

London: The humble grapes could help inprove heart function and reduce diabetes. American scientists have claimed.

           Researchers at the University of Michigan found that eating the fruit could slow a 'down hill sequence" of high blood pressure and insulin resistance that might lead to a development of those conditions.

            The scientists, after an animal test, discovered that a grape-enriched diet can prevent risk factors for metabolic syndrome -- a condition which is often a precursor to type 2 diabetes.

            For their study, the researchers fed laboratory rats a blend of green, red and black grapes as part of a high-fat American style diet and compared them with another test group fed with a similar diet full of fat and sugars.

            After three months, they found that the rats that received the grape enriched diet had lower blood pressure, better heart function, and reduced indicators of inflammation in the heart and the blood than rats who received no grape powder. Rats also had lower triglycerides and improved glucose tolerance.

             Heart surgeon Dr Steven Bolling, head of the university's Cardioprotection Research Laboratory, said: "The possible reasoning behind the lessening of metabolic syndrome is that the phytochemicals were active in protecting the heart cells from the damaging effects of metabolic syndrome. In the rats, inflammation of the heart and heart function was maintained far better.

                "Although there's not a particular direct correlation between this study and what humans should do, it's very interesting to postulate that a diet higher in phytochemical-rich fruits, such as grapes, may benefit humans."

             Although, he added those wanting to lower blood pressure and reduce the risk of diabetes should follow some tried-and-true advice such as eating a healthy diet low in saturated fat.

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1st Time World Remote Control HEart Operation

In  a 1st, surgeon

fixes heart from

outside theatre

London: Doctors at a British hospital have carried out the first heart rhythm operation using a remote-controlled robot and say its success means patients could be treated by doctors in other cities, or even other countries.

         Andre Ng. who performed the procedure on Wednesday from outside the operating theater, said it went very well and the patient's irregular heart rhythm was restored to normal within an hour. "It exceeded our expectations and we achieved what we set out to in very good time, " said Ng, a consultant cardiologist and electro physiologist at Leicester's Glenfield Hospital.

               Robotic surgery is becoming more common in wealthy nations suffering from gynecological cancer, coronary artery disease, kidney cancer, and bladder cancer. Ng said he was the first doctor in the world to carry out this type of remote controlled operation on a human patient using a system called a Remote Catheter Manipulation System.

             The device was developed by the US company Catheter Robotics Inc, which says it hopes remote operation may be carried out on patients in future all over the world.

               The procedute carried out by Ng involved inserting thin wires called catheters into blood vessels at the top of the groin and then threading them up into the chambers of the heart.

                Despite being outside the operating theater during the procedure, Ng said he felt in "compete control" and could see and speak other medical staff who were beside the patient. Ng said he could see the remote-controlled robotic arm being used in more far off situation in the future. 

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Nicole Kidman and Naomi Watts - PEP TALK

Nicole kept Naomi going

         Nicole kidman convinced Naomi Watts not to give up acting. The actresses became friends growing up in Australia and both moved to Hollywood to pusue their careers. But while Nicloe became a huge celebrity, Naomi found the path to stardom harder. At one point, she considered a career change, until she was given a pep talk by her friend.

            Naomi said, "I'd been slogging away in Hollywood for five years, getting nowhere. At castings. I was constantly told I wasn't talented enough, I wasn't right, I wasn't beautiful enough, I was nowhere near sexy enough, I thought about quitting acting and took other jobs. Nicle actually gave me hope. She'd tell me that it would only take one film, one casting and everything would change." 

        Eventually Naomi, 41, got her break in the dark thriller Mulhooand Drive in 2001, and has since, become known for taking offbeat roles, appearing in The Ring and 21 Grams as well as box office smashes, including King Kong.

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CM WITH THE Ilaignan team at the launch

UNIQUE HONOUR

         Director Suresh Krissna is an excited man these days. And the reason for his excitement is his 50th film, Ilaignan, in which he is working with the Chief Minister, M Karunanidhi!

          Explaining how the project came his way, the director said, "Pa Vijay had met the CM to discuss a project they had in mind. It was a big project and the Chief minister told Pa Vijay that he would require a senior director to handle it. So, Pa Vijay called me and asked me if he could recommend my name to the CM. I replied that I would be honoured to direct this film and that I couldn't expect a bigger project than this. I told him that I would be overjoyed if I could be even a small part of the CM's illustrious career. I then went and met the CM and after that, have been interacting with him consistently over the past few months."

          Visibly delighted about the CM inaugurating the film, he said, "It was the proudest moment of my life when he rolled the camera by saying 'action' ". The film, a period one, will feature Pa Vijay, Ramya Nambeesan, Khushbu and Manivannan, among otthers. 

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Anuja Iyer - PRONOUNCE IT RIGHT!

Hail Thamizh!

          Beauty and brains rarely go together, but when they do, the combination is lethal. Anuja Iyer of Unnaipol Oruvan fame has time and again proved to be quite a head turner after making a mark on the silver screen with some commendable perfomances, and now, she's putting her hand to the pen.

             As a celebrity columnist for a popular website that focusses on the happenings in tinseltown. the actress hosts a fortnightly column and writes about her personal experiences in the field. "As actors, we constantly express, emote, laugh, cry, share and also make the audience a part of out lives. And I thought, why stop with just expressing myself on-screen, where one portrays emotions according to the director's vision of a character? What about my very own thoughts?"

         Thus began her journey of expressing herself in words. In her firstpiece, she toes a popular line -- giving Tamil its rightful due. "When I hear people pronouncing "Thamizh' as 'Tamil' (TAM-il), I immediately ask them to roll their tongue and stick it on the upper jaw to bring out the 'zha' in 'Thamizh', " writes Anuja.

         But Tamil is nhot the only subject that excites Anuja. Anything from interesting happenings on the sets to trends in the industry inspires her. Even as she works her grey cells, Anuja is busy with her next project, Kaadhal to Kalyaanam, directed by Milind Rau.

   With enough on her plate, looks like Anuja is quite the busy bee.

       

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Green Tea fight with Glaucoma

Green tea may help fight glaucoma

Washington: Green tea, renowned for its powerful antioxidant and disease-fighting properties, has been found to help protect against glaucoma and other eye diseases.

               The new study the first documenting how the lens, retina and other eye tissues absorb these substances, opens the possibility that green tea may protect against glaucoma and other common eye diseases. glaucoma is a disease in which the optic nerve is damaged, leading to progressive, irreversible loss of vision.

                Chi Pui Pang, department of ophthalmology and visual sciences, Chinese University of Hong Kong, and colleagues point out that the so-called green tea "catechins" have been among a number of antioxidants thought capable of protecting the eye.

                Those include vitamin C, vitamin E, lutein and zeaxanthin.Until  now, however, nobody knew if the catechins in green tea actually passed from the stomach and gastrointestinal tract into the tissues of the eye.

                Pang and his collegues resolved that uncertainty in experiments with lab rats that drank green tea, said a release of the American Chemcial Society (ACS).

                Analysis of eye tissues showed beyond a doubt that eye structures absorbed singnificant amounts of individual catechins. The effects of green tea catechins in reducing harmful oxidative stress in the eye lasted for up to 20 hours . "Our results indecate that green tea consumption could benefit the eye against oxidative stress," the study concludes.

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Health Issue - Painkiller

Painkiller from body's heat

messenger?

Washington: Researchers have discovered the body's own "heat messenger" , which helps nerves feel pain, and said that they hope to use it to design a new, safer class of painkillers.

         They found heat activates basic fatty acids similar to capsaicin, the compound that gives chili peppers their kick, and found two potential ways to block the sensation. "For the first time we have the opportunity to try to block pain at its source, " Kenneth Hargreaves of The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio, who led the strdy, said.

         They are now working to develop either a pill that people could take to block the effects of these natural "heat messengers" , or engineered immune system proteins called monoclonal antibodies that could be infused to mop them up.

        

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HEALTH CARE: 5-Minutes Colon Cancer Test

5-minutes colon cancer test

could save thousands

London: A Five-minute colon cancer test could reduce the number of deaths from the disease by about 40% , a new study says.

          British researchers followed more than 170,000 people for about 11 years. Of those, more than 40,000 had a "flexiscope" test, and and exam that removes polyps,small growths that could become cancerous.
           The test invloves having a pen-sized tube inserted into the colon so doctors can identify and remove small polyps. Experts used the test on people in their 50s. In the UK, government-funder colon cancer screening doesn't start until 60.
           Researchers compared those results to more than 113,000 people who were not screened. They found the flexiscope test reduced peoples'chances of getting colon cancer by one third. It also cut their chances of dying by 43% Researchers said the test needed to be done just once in aperson's lifetime.
           The results were published online on Wednesday in Lancet, Experts said the findings could make some authorities reconsider how they look for colon cancer. Colon cancer is the third most commonly diagnosed form of the disease worldwide accounting for more than one million cases and 600,000 deaths annually. 
         

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T20 ICC WORLD TWENTY20 WEST INDIES 2010

T20 ICC WORLD

TWENTY20

WEST INDIES 2010

THE SCHEDULE

Group A:    AUSTRALIA, BANGLADESH, PAKISTAN

Group B:    NEW ZEALAND, SRI LANKA, ZIMBABWE

GROUP C: INDIA, SOUTH AFRICA, AFGHANISTAN

GROUP D: ENGLAND, WEST INDIES, IRELAND

GROUP STAGE

APRIL 30 (FRI): New Zealand vs Sri Lanka

Providence Stadium, Guyana 10.30 pm;

MAY 1 (SAT): West Indies vs Ireland, Providence

Stadium 2.30am; Afghanistan vs India, Beausejour 

Stadium, Gros Islet-St Lucia 7 pm; Bangladesh vs

Pakistan, Beausejour Stadium 11 pm.

MAY 2 (SUN): India vs South Africa, Beausejour

Stadium 7 pm; Australia vs Pakistan Beausejour Stadium.

MAY 3 (MON): Sri Lanka vs Zimbabwe, Providence

Stadium 7 pm; West Indies vs England, Providence

Stadium 11 pm.

MAY 4 (TUE): New Zealand vs Zimbabwe,

Providence Stadium 7 pm; England vs Ireland, 

Providence Stadium 11 pm.

MAY 5 (WED): Australia vs Bangladesh, Kensington

Oval, Bridgetown, Barbados 7 pm; Afghanistan vs 

South Africa, Kensington Oval 11 pm.

SUPER EIGHTS

MAY 6 (THU): A1 vs D2 7 pm; C1 vs B2 11 pm.

(Kensington Oval) 

MAY 7 (FRI): A2 vs C2 7 pm; B1 vs D1 11 pm.

(Kensington Oval)

MAY 8 (SAT): A1 vs B2 7 pm; D2 vs C1 11 pm.

(Kensington Oval)

MAY 9 (SUND): C2 vs D1 7 pm; B1 vs A2 11 pm.

(Kensington Oval)

MAY 10 (MON): B2 vs D2 7 pm; A1 vs C1 11 pm.

(Beausejour Stadium)

MAY 11 (TUE): B1 vs C2 7 pm (Beausejour Stadium)

MAY 12 (WED): D1 vs A2 2.30 am. (Beausejour Stadium)

THE FINAL COUNTDOWN

MAY 13 (THU): 1st Semifinal 9 pm; Beausejour Stadium

MAY 14 (FRI): 2nd Semifinal 9 pm., Beausejour Stadium. 

MAY 16 (SUN): Final, 9 pm., Kensington Oval 

(All times 1ST) 

*The teams will retain their standings in the Super

Eight Stage. For e.g., if India finish second they would

be C1 and if they are knocked out in the group stage

then south Africa will be C1 and Afghanistan C2

 

 

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Thandie Newton and Beyonce Knowles - ALL FOR A CAUSE

Beyonce and 

Thandie auction

for charity!

         Beyonce Knowles and Thandie Newton have raided their colsets to donate items to a Haiti charity auction. The Crazy In Love hit maker has donated a pair of gold shoes from her I Am...Sasha Fierce world tour, while Newton has offered up a signed jacket that she wore in last year's movie 2012. Other Lots include signed DVDs from The wire star Idris Elba and tickets to the semi-final of Simon Cowell's hit reality TV show. All proceeds from the auction will go to Britain's Disasters Emergency Committee to help fund rescue work in Haiti, which was hit by a massive earthquake in January this year.

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Asin : IN DEMAND

Asin in the

spotlight

       Asin seems to be the most in demand girl in Bollywood these days, Her contemporaries, beware! Recently, there was news that Neil Nitin Mukesh took her to dinner. Then she was bonding with John Abraham over bikes. And now, we have stories of how the reticent Team India captain Mahabendra Singh Dhoni has allegedly been struck by Asin's hospitality and charm.

        The MS-Asin link is definitely a recent development. In fact, when Asin shot for her commercial with Dhoni, she clearly said that she met him during the shoot, and that they just exchanged pleasantries. Now, things seem to have moved in a positive direction. 

         And we are sure some other south Indian Bollywood beauties are eating their hearts out.

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Katrina Kaif - IN DILEMMA

Kat has her cake...

but can't eat it!

       You'd have never guessed it, but fact is that Katrina Kaif loves cakes. And then, because she is a primma donna, she won't eat just about any cake. she loves this particular cake that is available in Dubai; and she has several well-wishers who will bend backwards to fly the cake in for her. However, the last time around, when boxes of her favourite cake arrived, Kat was angry. She was staying in this small hotel in Malshej, shooting for Tees Maar Khan. And she was on a strict diet so she could show off her nice figure. Kat was happy with the frugal food she was given at the hotel; except that on two days when she came into her room, there was a surprise waiting for her. It was her favourite cake. The actress now truly believes that someone got sadistic pleasure in sending her the cake, knowing very well that she wouldn't even nibble at it.

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Leona Lewis - WORKING TACTICS

Leona's motivational mantra

        Leona Lewis writes words of encouragement on her hands. The Bleeding Love singer admits that she gets nervous before she performs. However, she has learned little tricks to help he stay focussed and stop letting her worries get the better of her. She said, "I try to faocus on what I'm doing . I get really nervous beforehand, but as soon as I go out, I'm kind of okay.

         Something else kind of takes over and the nerves just disappear, I think that getting up there and performing in front of thousands of people is like putting on a bit of a character. I sometimes write stuff on my hands, like words from my songs or mantras or something I've read that really helps me." Leona shot to fame after winning the talent show, The X factor, in 2006.

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Arun Vijay - ON A HAPPY NOTE

DELAY NOT A

        DILEMMA

     There's a slight delay in the release of Arun Vijay's next flick Maanja Vellu, but the star is not nonplussed about it. Reason? The delay is due to requests from theatre owners who have a long list of films waiting to be screened. These films haven't been screened because of the cricket season that's been hogging audience interest. Maanja Velu, which also features Karthik in an important role, will now release on May 21.
       "All the theatres that screened our unit's previous hit Malai Malai (MM) wanted to screen Maanja... too and requested us to postpone the release date," says Arun, who appears bald in the climax of the film.
         "The owners who screened MM are close to our team and they think that we give the audience the right mix in terms of commercial ingredients," he adds. Meanwhile, the details of his next flick, Kaval Thurai, which will, as the title suggests, provide an insight into the functioning of the police department.

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Imran Khan - FOR A CAUSE

    Imran: the 

dustbin man

        Imran Khan can be counted on if you have a good cause. He was gung ho when Karan Hohar suggested making a film that would inspire first time voters to get out and cast their vote. And he is also said to have got super excited when his close buddy Abhay Deol recently suggested that the wanted to gift Imran two dustbins, one for wet garbage and one for dry garbage, so that he could make compost from the wet one. Imran actually went out of his way to take time from promoting his upcoming film I Hate Luv Stories to go pose with a dustbin. He told Ahay that he believed in the climate cause and would do anything to support it. Even if it meant romancing a dustbin for a photograph!

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Amrita Rao - POLITICALLY INCLINED

Bollywood to Poliwood?

          Amrita Rao recently had a power-packed rendzvous in mid-air when she happened to meet the former CM and good friend Riteish Deshmukh's dad Vilasrao deshmukh on a flight. The two were seated next to each other, and while most would've expected their conversation to revolve around films, Amrita, however steered it towards politics. Having a heart-to-heart chat with the politico, she could almost be mistaken for a journalist, with a barrage of questions she had about the state of affairs in the city. From the water problems to traffic congestion, the two discussed just about everything.

       Convinced with Deshmukh's vision of making the city into a world city like Singapore, the pettie actress even shared her inputs as a citizen. Impressed, Deshmuch even suggested that Amrita consider joining politics at some point. Now, the hottie giving up Bollywood for 'Poli'wood  seems unlikely.However, we're sure that a pretty face in politics might just prove to be an inspiration for many around. So, what say, Amrita?

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JOBS OPPORTUNITIES IN SAUDI ARABIA - FREE RECRUITMENT

SAUDI POLYMERS COMPANY (SPC)

SAUDI CHEVRON PHILLIPS COMPANY (SCP)

JUBAIL CHEVRON PHILLIPS COMPANY JCP)

FREE RECRUITMENT

Privately owned Petrochemical facilities in Jubail INdustrial City

seek candidates for the following positions:

PROCESS OPERATORS

• Diploma in Chemical Engineering., or Operation Technology certificate is preferred
• Minimum 5+ years of related experience in:  

 - Polyethylene / Polyporopylene must include Loop or Gas Phase Reactor.

 - Polyethylene / Polypro;ylene / Polystyrene Extrusion and Pelletizing  experience also needed.

 - Polyethylene / Polypropylene / Polystyrene pellet transfer, blending and  loading experience needed.

 - Bagging line operations & pellet bulk loading operation desired.

 - DCS console operator qualified desired

• Experience with new plant commissioning and start up desired, plant turnaround experience also desired.

 MAINTENANCE TRAINERS (I&E)

• Diploma in related filed is preferred.
• Minimum 8+ years experience design, development and delivery of training as Maintenance Trainer instrumentation, Analyzer and Electrical in Petrochemical Plant or Refinery.

LIFT PLAN COORDINATORS

• Diploma in related filed is preferred
• Minimum 8+ years experience in crane operations engineering and lift plan development and coordination in Petrochemical Plant or refinery. 

CHEMISTS

• B.Sc in Chemistry is required
• Minimum 8+ years experience as chemist in polyethylene / polypropylene / polystyrene / olefin petrochemicals analysis.
• Experience with test method development and equipment trouble shootings. 
• Experience in QA/QC Laboratory.

HEALTH & SAFETY REPRESENTATIVES

• Diploma in related filed is preferred
• Minimum 8+ years experience as Health and Safety Rep. or specialist in Petrochemical Plant or Refinery. 

INVENTORY CONTROL PLANNERS

• Diploma in related filed is preferred
• Minimum 8+ years experience as inventory Control Planner or Warehouse Management Specialist in Petrochemical Plant or Refinery.

FIXED EQUIPMENT RELIABILITY SPECIALISTS

• BE in Mechanical Engineering is required
• Minimum 8+ years experience as Fixed Equipment Reliability specialist in Petrochemical Plant or Refinery.

PLANT ACCOUNTANTS

• Bachelor Degree in Finance or Accounting is required
• Minimum 8+ years experience as Plant Accountant in Petrochemical Plant or Refinery also SAP experience.

For all above positions, individual should have Excellent Safety record,

good communication & interpersonal skills and computer skills

Send detailed resume, copies of passport & testimonials

by 10th May 2010 with Ref. "BetaHR/04/10" to:

BETA CONSULTANCY HR SERVICES OVT.LTD

6/19, Mittal Industrial Estate, Andheri Kurla Road,

Andheri E#ast, Mumbai - 400 059

E-mail: recruitbcs@iosr.com

 
 


 
 

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