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New Delhi : The Union Cabinet on Wednesday decided to merge into five entities all the 17 government printing presses across the country without causing any job losses. The decision about the “merger and modernization” of the “underworked” printing presses ...

Lucknow : The Uttar Pradesh cabinet on Tuesday approved a proposal to end interviews for recruitment of class II (non-gazetted), III and IV government employees in the state. The decision, taken at a cabinet meet chaired by Chief Minister Yogi ...

New Delhi : The creamy layer ceiling for Other Backward Classes candidates for securing government jobs was on Wednesday raised to Rs 8 lakh as the union cabinet cleared a proposal for a commission to work out sub-categorisation within OBCs ...

New Delhi : Roll-out of 4G technology with an increase in data, entry of new players in the market, introduction of digital wallets and the popularity of smartphones leading to consistent increase in demand for technology are likely to increase ...

New Delhi : The government on Tuesday said that job loss through automation in India should not be a matter of concern as the “growth momentum” of the economy will result in new job opportunities. A 2016 World Bank report ...

Lucknow : Short-staffed for very long, the Uttar Pradesh Police will soon be rolling out a major recruitment drive, an official said on Monday. Applications for eligible candidates would be invited some time next week, and the drive would cover ...

New Delhi : The government on Thursday said a total of 1,62,586 candidates have been skilled and 84,900 placed after skill training under Deendayal Upadhayaya Grameen Kaushalya Yojana (DDU-GKY) in 2016-17. Replying to a question in the Lok Sabha, Minister ...

New Delhi, (IANS) : The Delhi High Court on Wednesday issued notice to Delhi government on a plea seeking implementation of revised minimum wage rates that will benefit over 60 lakh workers. A division bench headed by Acting Chief Justice ...

New Delhi, (IANS) : Finance Minister Arun Jaitley on Tuesday said that employment in the large unorganised sector can be improved if banks channelise funds through the self-help groups (SHGs). “So if the banking system, through various schemes, diverts loans ...

New Delhi, (IANS) : The Common Service Centres (CSC) programme has given employment to 10 lakh people in India and, in the near future, one crore people will work in CSCs, IT Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said here on Tuesday. ...