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SSC CGL 2026 notification out: Check vacancy details, PDF download, application fee, last date, and how to apply for over 12,000 jobs in ministries, departments, and govt officesSSC CGL Notification 2026 pdf: The Staff Selection Commission has opened registrations for the SSC CGL Examination 2026, aiming to fill app...- SSC CGL 2025 First Tentative Allocation released: Check your status & cut-offsThe Staff Selection Commission has announced the first tentative allocation for the CGL Examination, 2025. Candidates who cleared Tier-II a...
- SSC CGL 2025 notification out at ssc.gov.in: Check eligibility, vacancies, last date to apply & exam detailsStaff Selection Commission has announced the CGL Examination 2025. The notification is for various Group B and C posts. There are 14,582 op...
- Top 5 government exams to watch out for in 2025Youngsters eyeing government jobs should stay updated on major exams for opportunities in sectors like civil services, banking, and railway...
- SSC CGL Result 2024: When and where to check tier 1 scorecards?The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) will soon release the results for the Combined Graduate Level (CGL) Tier 1 exam, which was conducted f...
- Results of SSC CGL Tier 1 exam now out; how to checkShortlisted candidates can check their results of the SSC CGL Tier 1 exam on the official website of the Staff Selection Committee.
- Delhi government's Labour Dept forms 'Data Cell' to make data available at single windowAccording to the order, the Data Cell will be responsible for collecting data from all district offices along with different branches of th...
- Women flying high in the armed forces but still a miniscule minoritySlowly but steadily, often with help from the Supreme Court, women are shattering multiple glass ceilings in the overwhelmingly male-domina...
- A statistician bemoans India's apathy toward data collectionNSC's acting head P. C. Mohanan, along with another colleague, had resigned in January in protest.
- 848 posts lying vacant in subordinate statistical services due to attrition: GovernmentMinistry of Statistics and Programme Implementation has requested the SSC to recruit 666 candidates for the post of JSO through Combined Gr...
- Remove doubts about GDP data, follow global norms: Parliamentary panelThe new methodology which included the component of indirect taxes, only reflected inflated GDP figures rather than increased output, the r...
- Poor e-knowledge scuttles probe, give training to cops: Delhi CourtThe court said cases of mobile, computer and laptop theft are increasing and to improve the quality of investigation.
- House panel seeks legal status for AadhaarThe government has been asked by the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Finance to provide a statutory backing to Aadhaar.
- Narendra Modi’s diktat that seniors shouldn’t hog all administrative responsibilities accepted in letter & spiritFirst-time MP from Arunachal Pradesh has been entrusted with 71 administrative subjects from lotteries and ‘top secret seals’ to the Census...
- Security heightened along LoC in J-KAmid tension triggered by the killing of five Indian soldiers by Pakistani troops, patrolling and security have been heightened along the L...
- Do we need the National Investigation Agency?The National Investigation Agency’s record has been mixed so far, with even the government skeptical about its ability to crack cases.
- Career prospects for 2013: 10 hot job profiles or segments for job-seekersET picked the minds of the country’s biggest HR names to zero in on 10 job profiles or segments in 2013.
- GDP: Professionals who measure India under impossible oddsBehind GDP and 115 other crucial data sets published every year is a small, underpaid, overworked band of government number crunchers.
- Pakistan releasing several dreaded terrorists: ReportReports indicate that Pakistani is releasing a large number of dreaded terrorists of al -Qaeda and Taliban.
- Wall St workers give NYC the slipBankers and brokers in Wall street are relocating to other US cities and Asian to escape financial meltdown.
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