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INDIAN COUNCIL OF PHILOSOPHICAL RESEARCH DARSHAN BHAWAN, 36 TUGHLAKABAD INSTITUTIONAL AREA (NEAR BATRA HOSPITAL), M.B. ROAD, NEW DELHI- 110 062 ICPR FELLOWSHIPS FOR 2008-2009 Indian Council of Philosophical Research invites applications for the award of Senior Fellowship, General Fellowship, Junior Research Fellowship, Short-Duration Project and Residential Fellowship from eligible scholars for the year 2008-09. Details of the Fellowships and the Application form can be obtained by sending request letter along with a demand draft of Rs. 50/- (Rupees fifty only) in favour of ICPR ,New Delhi payable at New Delhi to the Director (Academic) or by cash payment of Rs. 50/- from the address mentioned above on or before 30th November 2007. Application completed in all respects accompanied by necessary documents should reach the Director (Academic) on the above address by 31st December 2007. Application form can also be down loaded from website www.icpr.in. Such application will be accepted only if a demand draft of the required amount is enclosed. The Council reserves the right to consider the name of any person for the award of a fellowship even though he/she may not have applied for the same. Reservation for S.C./S.T., O.B.C. and Physically Handicapped candidates will be considered as per instructions of Govt. of India. List of News papers in which the advertisement released by the Council in Novermber 2007 1. Tribune Chandigarh 2. Kashmir Times Jammu 3. Sun Times Bhubaneshwar 4. The Navhind Times Panaji 5. Assam Tribune Guwahati 6. The Statesman Calcuta 7. Rajasthan Patrika Jaipur/Jodhpur/Udaipur/Kota/Bikaner 8. Navbhart Bhopal/Jabalpur/Raipur/Indore/Bilaspur/Patna 9. Hitawada Nagpur 10. Aaj Ranchi, Varanasi 11. Sakal Pune 12. Malayala Manorama All Editions in Kerala 13. Employment News English/Hindi/Urdu 14. The Hindu Chennai 15. Dainik Jaagran (Hindi) Lucknow/Kanpur/Agra/Bareilly/ Gorakhpur 16. The Shillong Tines Shillong 17. The Arunachal Times Itanagar 18. Jansatta All Editions 19. Indian Express All Editions- except Delhi, Bangalore, Lucknow & Chennai 20. Decean Chronicle Hyderabad 21. Himachal Sewa Shimla 22. The Times of India Delhi/Bombay/Lucknow/Patna 23. Deccan Herald Bangalore/Hubli/Dharwad 25. Hindustan (Hindi) Patna .

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