Addressing newly recruited candidates, PM Modi said global confidence in India’s youth and technological growth is creating fresh opportunities across sectors and international partnerships.
The decision was taken at a Cabinet meeting held here on Tuesday. As per the revised norms, the upper age limit for candidates in the general category has been increased from 36 years to 40 years, enabling more applicants to become eligible for PSC recruitments.
The Minority community students belonging to 452 disbanded madrasas in the state will now join the mainstream education system under Uttarakhand Education Board curriculum soon to be implemented in these institutions.
According to the official order, Kiran Kaushal, a 2009 batch IAS officer, has been appointed Commissioner, Samagra Shiksha, a key post overseeing school education reforms in the state.
The State Finance Commission Chairman Arun Chaturvedi, former BJP state president Ashok Parnami, party spokespersons Kuldeep Dhankhar, and Pramod Vashistha were present on the occasion.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah will induct the new recruits at a grand ceremony to be held at the Police Academy grounds here, an official spokesperson said on Wednesday.
The delegation of the Members of the Commission—Dr Rajiv Singh, Tariq Ahmad Zargar, Yashpal Kotwal and Asaf Mehmood Sagar—was led by Chairman JKPSC, Arun Kumar Choudhary.
Addressing media persons on Friday, Agnihotri, who holds the Transport portfolio, highlighting the decisions taken in the Board of Directors meeting, informed that it was decided to grant approval to fill 171 regular posts of JOA (IT) in the corporation.
Soren told the gathering that recruitment examinations had gained pace under his government. He claimed that the Jharkhand Public Service Commission had conducted as many civil service examinations in the last five years as it had in the previous 18.
The results were declared 54 days after the examination, along with the publication of the answer keys.
