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Yes, Sonia Gandhi was eligible for PM in 2004 according to the book written by the late Prez Dr APJ Abdul Kalam, the details of which are published in the Media, as given below:Abdul Kalam was ready to swear Sonia Gandhi in as PM in 2004APJ Abdul Kalam was ready to swear Sonia Gandhi in as the Prime Minister after the 2004 polls when he was the President despite pressure from various political leaders before Manmohan Singh was nominated to head the UPA government.Kalam's stand on the political situation after the Lok Sabha elections lifted the veil on an episode that has been intensely speculated upon that he was reluctant to appoint the Italian-born Gandhi as the country's PM.In a forthright account of his five-year tenure as President in a book titled "Turning Points", Kalam recalls that had Gandhi staked a claim herself he would have appointed her as it was the only "constitutionally tenable" option available to him:The former President says he was almost certain that Gandhi would head the UPA government but Rashtrapati Bhavan had to rework the appointment letter after the Congress chief nominated Singh as the Prime Minister."During this time there were many political leaders who came to meet me to request me not to succumb to any pressure and appoint Mrs Gandhi as the Prime Minister, a request that would not have been constitutionally tenable. If she had made any claim for herself, I would have had no option but to appoint her," the book says.In his book, Kalam writes that after the Lok Sabha poll results were announced, no party or coalition came forward to form the government for three days.During his tenure, he says he had to take many tough decisions."I had applied my mind totally in an unbiased manner after eliciting opinions from legal and constitutional experts. The primary aim of all the decisions was to protect and nurture the sanctity and robustness of our Constitution."Describing the 2004 elections as an interesting event, he writes, "It was a cause of concern for me and I asked my secretaries and rushed a letter to the leader of the largest party - in this case the Congress - to come forward and stake the claim for forming the government."I was told that Sonia Gandhi was meeting me at 12.15 in the afternoon of 18 May. She came in time but instead of coming alone she came with Dr Manmohan Singh and had a discussion with me. She said that she had the requisite numbers but she did not bring the letter of support signed by party functionaries."She would come with the letters of support on the 19th, she said. I asked her why do you postpone. We can even finish it this afternoon. She went away. Later I received a message that she would meet me in the evening, at 8.15pm"While this communication was in progress, Kalam received a number of emails and letters from individuals, organizations and parties that he should not allow Gandhi to become the prime minister.And on May 19 at the allotted time, 8.15pm, Gandhi came to Rashtrapati Bhavan along with Singh."In this meeting after exchanging pleasantries, she showed me the letters of support from various parties. Thereupon, I said that is welcome. The Rashtrapati Bhavan is ready for the swearing-in ceremony at the time of your choice. That is when she told me that she would like to nominate Dr Manmohan Singh, who was the architect of economic reforms in 1991 and a trusted lieutenant of the Congress party with an impeccable image, as the Prime Minister."This was definitely a surprise to me and the Rashtrapati Bhavan secretariat had to rework the letter appointing Dr Manmohan Singh as the Prime Minister and inviting him to form the government at the earliest," Kalam writes in the book published by HarperCollins India and scheduled to be released next week.After the swearing-in ceremony on May 22 involving Singh and 67 ministers, Kalam "breathed a sigh of relief that this important task had finally been done".News source: timesofindia.com

Glad you asked the questionFirstly a brief introduction about indian navy.India is maritime nation having abudant ocenic wealth and oil rigs and a vast coastline of 7500 km which is more than one third of our border areas.The primary objective of navy is to safeguard our nation's maritime border Act to deter or defeat any threats or aggression against the territory,people Or maritime interest of india,both in war and peace Through joint exercise, goodwill visit and humitarian mission,including disaster relief.Indian navy is a well balanced and cohesive three dimensional force capable of operating above,on and under the surface Of the oceans by effectively safeguarding our national interest. Here I have given a detailed description for more on this feel free to refer http://www.joinindiannavy.gov.inSource Getty imagesHERE IS THE DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF QUERIES RELETED TO ELIGIBILITY CHECK OUT…Officer’s recruitment is advertised through Employment News and all important national and regional newspapers/dailies. Selection for Permanent Commission through NDA/NA cadet entry and CDSE (Graduate) entry is through a written examination conducted by UPSC, followed by an interview by the Service Selection Board (SSB). For all other Permanent Commission entries and Short Service Commission entries there is no written examination. Applicants are short-listed as per criteria laid down by the Naval Headquarters, (Directorate of Manpower Planning & Recruitment). Selection is through merit alone. The details are enumerated as follows:-Induction of officers in the various Branches of the Indian Navy is undertaken through one of the following modes/schemes:-(A) UNION PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION (UPSC) ENTRIES(i) Combined Defence Services Examination (CDSE)(ii) National Defence Academy (Navy)(iii) National Defence Academy (Naval Academy)(iv) NCC(B) DIRECT ENTRY : PERMANENT COMMISSION FOR UNDERGRADUATE LEVEL ENTRY(i) 10+2(B.Tech)(C) DIRECT ENTRY : PERMANENT COMMISSION FOR GRADUATE LEVEL ENTRIES(i) Sports(ii) Musician(iii) Law(D) INDIAN NAVY ENTRANCE TEST (INET) : PERMANENT COMMISSION/ SHORT SERVICE COMMISSION FOR GRADUATE LEVEL ENTRIES(i) Pilot (MR) - for men and women(ii) Pilot (NMR) – for men only(iii) Observer- for men and women(iv) Air Traffic Contro (ATC) - for men and women(v) General Service - Executive (GS/X)/(vi) Hydro– for men only(vii) General Service (Technical – Electrical & Engineering)(viii) Naval Architect- for men and women(ix) Information Technology– for men only(x) Logistics- for men and women(xi) Education- for men and women(xii) Naval Armament Inspectorate Cadre (NAIC) - for men and womenNational Defence Academy (Navy) & National Defence Academy (Naval Academy)This entry is controlled by UPSC with IHQ MoD (Army)/ADG (Recruiting) as nodal agency. It consists of written examination conducted by the UPSC followed by conduct of the SSB interview, medical test by Indian Navy (Naval candidates only) and final preparation of merit list by UPSC. The appointment letter for NDA (Navy and Naval Academy) are issued by IHQ MoD (Army)/ADG (Recruiting) and IHQ MoD/DMPR respectively. The training of officers selected through this entry, commences in the month of Jan/Jul every year. The advertisement for this entry is published in Jun/Dec. Tentative examination schedule of NDA entry is as follows:-Sr. No.Name of ExamNotification by UPSCWritten Test Conducted by UPSCSSB Conducted by NavyJoining at Academy(i)NDA &NA Exam(I)Dec/JanAprAug-SepJanuary next year(ii)NDA &NA Exam(II)Jun/JulOct/NovJan-FebJuly next yearCombined Defence Services Exam (CDSE)This entry also consists of written exam conducted by the UPSC, followed by conduct of the SSB interview, medical test by Indian Navy (Naval candidates only) and final preparation of merit list by UPSC. The appointment letter is issued by IHQ MoD/DMPR. The training of officers selected through this entry commences in the month of Jan/Jul and the advertisement is published in Nov/Jul. Tentative examination schedule of NDA entry is as follows:-Sr. No.Name of ExamNotification by UPSCWritten Test Conducted by UPSCSSB Conducted by NavyJoining at Academy(i)CDS Exam (I)NovFeb/MarSep-OctJanuary next year(ii)CDS Exam (II)JulyOct/NovJan-FebJuly next yearNCC EntryThe vacancies for Naval Wing Senior Div NCC ‘C’ certificate holders with B.E./B.Tech degree are published along with CDSE advertisement. No written test is conducted for this entry. The eligible candidates are required to forward their application directly to IHQ MoD (N)/ DMPR through DGNCC. The candidates are deputed for SSB interview. After qualifying SSB these candidates undergo medical examination and if found fit, are inducted in the Indian Navy on the basis of All India Merit. The training of officers selected through this entry normally commences in the month of Jan/Jul every year.Direct Entry : Permanent Commission For Undergraduate Level Entry : 10+2(B.Tech)12thPass with 70% in PCM and 50% in English in 10thor 12thstandard can apply for IN officers’ entry viz 10+2(B.Tech). Wef Jan 17, JEE (Mains) rank has been made compulsory to apply for 10+2(B.Tech) entry. This entry is opened twice a year for Sprin Term & Autumn Term. NHQ prepares and releases the advertisement in Employment News/Important Newspapers for inviting applications 6-8 months prior to the commencement of the course. Post receipt of applications, candidates are shortlisted for SSB based on JEE (Main) – All India Rank (AIR) for BE/B Tech curriculum. Validity of the JEE (Main) rank for applying for the scheme is one year from the date of declaration of the JEE (Main) ranking by CBSE/NTA. On completion of all SSBs, merit list is prepared in respect of all SSB qualified candidates and candidates are thereafter appointed in order of merit based on no. of vacancies.Direct Entry : Permanent Commission For Graduate Level EntriesThe Direct entries are controlled by IHQ-MoD(Navy)/DMPR and cater for both Permanent Commission(PC) and Short Service Commission. Advertisement calling for applications from eligible unmarried candidates for such entries are published in the leading newspapers and Employment News based on the availability of vacancies. Post receipt of applications, preliminary scanning of candidates is conducted at IHQ-MoD(Navy) for their professional ability in respect of Musician and Sports entries. Successful candidates are thereafter detailed for SSB interviews at Bangalore/Bhopal/Coimbatore/ Vizag/Kolkata. The SSB qualified candidates undergo medical examination and if found fit, are inducted in the Indian Navy on the basis of All India Merit. The training of these entries normally commences in the months of Jan and Jul.INDIAN NAVY ENTRANCE TEST (INET)1. Introduction. Indian Navy Entrance Test (INET) is the officers’ entry under the control of IHQ MoD (Navy)/ DMPR and caters for both Permanent Commission (PC) and Short Service Commission (SSC). The INET will be conducted twice a year.2. Selection Procedure The selection procedure is as follows:-(a) INET. INET (Officer) is a computer based written examination. There will be four sections and candidate is required to pass in all four sections separately with minimum 40% marks.(i) Examination Centre. All eligible candidates, whose applications are received by due date, will be called for Indian Navy Entrance Test (INET) to be conducted at one of the INET centres as per their choice, subject to availability of slots at that centre. Call up letters cum Admit Card for online examination indicating date, time and place, would be required to be downloaded from the official website www.joinindiannavy.gov.in. Only Electronic mode of communication will be used while contacting the candidates at all stages of selection. Once the centre is opted by a candidate, it cannot be changed in any circumstances.(ii) INET Syllabus. INET exam will be of two hours duration. It will contain 100 Multiple Choice Questions comprising Questions on English, Reasoning & Numerical Ability, General Knowledge, General Science & Mathematical Aptitude. Each section will be of 100 marks with negative marking of one mark for incorrect answer.(b) Shortlisting for SSB. IHQ of MoD (N) reserves the right to shortlist candidates strictly on the basis of INET rank cum preference & choice. However candidates are required to qualify in all sections of INET Exam to be considered for shortlisting to appear in SSB interview. No communication will be entertained on this account. SSB interviews for short-listed candidates will be tentatively scheduled at Bangalore for Pilot & Observer candidates and at Bangalore/ Bhopal/ Visakhapatnam/ Kolkata for other branches/ entries. Shortlisted candidates will be informed about their selection for SSB interview on their e-mail or through SMS (provided by candidates in their application form). Candidates are advised not to change their e-mail/ mobile No till selection process is over.(c) Merit List & Appointment Letter(i) Merit list will be based on combined marks of INET (50% weightage) & SSB (50% weightage).(ii) Candidates recommended by the SSB and declared medically fit will be appointed for training as per all India merit of each branch / cadre based on availability of number of vacancies in various branches/ cadres.(d) Examination Fees Examination fee will be as per the extant govt regulations. The stipulated fee is to be paid through online mode. Admit card will be issued for the examination only to those candidates who have successfully paid the examination fee and who are entitled to waiver of examination fee.Click here to download syllabus for INET for Officers' EntriesClick here for Sample Question Paper for INET for Officers' EntriesEducational & Other QualificationsClick here for Educational Eligibility for Indian Navy Officers EntriesSSB ProcedureThe candidates are assessed for various Officer Like Qualities at the Service Selection Boards. The qualities include planning & organising ability, social adaptability, social effectiveness and dynamic ability. The SSB is conducted in two stages as under:-(i) Stage I Intelligence Test, Picture Perception and Discussion test.(ii) Stage II Psychological testing, Group testing and interview.Successful candidates are thereafter required to undergo medical examination (Approx duration 03 to 05 days).Hopefully it helped and best of luck for joining the indiannavy….

There is no deal. VERY Simple logic.There are three types of clients .( building owner ).the first one is the client want the architect to only design and prepare drawings for his project.the next category is the client want the architect to design and prepare drawings and the architect need to visit the site and advise the contractor to do as per his plans.the third category is the client want everything has to manage by the architect .this is called project management. so at every stage the contractor issue a bill for payment to the client/owner, the architect has to approve the bill then only the client will pay the amount to the contractor.the architect normally visit the site and check whether the contractor has done everything as per the plan including the material finishes the thickness of wall the quality of wood everything he will check at every stage from Foundation plinth level ,roof level and at all the level the architect team will check before certify the bill.the certified bill will produce to the client by the contractor then the payment will be paid by the client .So now you understand it is very simple that, what kind of services you really need from the architect, whether it is only drawing or drawing + site visit or the project management.NOTE. the architect fees will be depends on their services and time. you can get appointment letter and appointment agreement before you appointing the architect clearly stating the scope of services.I hope this is useful.