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Collector assures to fill up vacant backlog posts
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District Collector Neetu Kumari Prasad assured to recruit all vacant backlog posts in the district. Instead of posting in long places, the selected candidate would be posted in nearer places.
Karimnagar: District Collector Neetu Kumari Prasad assured to recruit all vacant backlog posts in the district. Instead of posting in long places, the selected candidate would be posted in nearer places.
Participating in the International Disabled Day celebrations held at the Collectorate auditorium here on Thursday, she said disabled people should go ahead with self confidence and achieve higher positions.
Teachers should pay special attention on physically challenged students and teach lessons to them. Besides running separate schools and hostels, three percent reservation has also been given to them in various government welfare schemes.
The Collector distributed Rs 25 lakh cheque to the women of disabled Self Help Group.
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