Live
- What are the use cases for API banking solutions in digital payments?
- J&K polls: 23 govt employees suspended for MCC violations
- BCCI Centre of Excellence a significant milestone in elevating Indian cricket, says Jay Shah
- Leptospirosis: Bacterial infection that shows flu-like symptoms, may be fatal
- Has INDIA bloc run its course? A critical look at current tensions
- PM Modi speaks to Kharge, inquires about his health
- Police Busts Illegal Mujra Party in Bandlaguda, 12 Arrested
- One Arrested in Motor Vehicle Theft Case in Hyderabad; 18 Stolen Bikes Recovered
- High octane poll campaign ends peacefully in J&K
- PM Modi praises women-led group in MP for turning barren land into 'food forest'
Unemployed take out rally demanding jobs
The Andhra Pradesh Unemployed Joint Action Committee leaders took out a rally from Daba Gardens to Greater Visakha Municipal Corporation (GVMC) demanding that the state government announce age relaxation for recruitment.
Visakhapatnam: The Andhra Pradesh Unemployed Joint Action Committee leaders took out a rally from Daba Gardens to Greater Visakha Municipal Corporation (GVMC) demanding that the state government announce age relaxation for recruitment.
Speaking on the occasion, Andhra Pradesh Unemployed Joint Action Committee president S Hemanth Kumar demanded that the government fill up 1,42,000 posts which are lying vacant.
The GO No. 622 and 623, which support to conduct Group-II, along with Group-I, in descriptive mode should be cancelled and Group-II should be conducted in objective type like before and also the GO No. 39 in recruiting panchayat secretary on a contract basis should be cancelled.
The recruitment of teaching and non-teaching on an outsourcing basis under the supervision of Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan (SSA)should be cancelled. He also demanded that the government release the notification for recruitment of junior lecturers. If the state government neglects and fails to resolve the unemployed youth problems, they would intensify the stir against the government, they warned.
