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Final Opportunity to Edit Your Application for TSPSC Group-II Services Candidates who have applied for the Group-II Services under Notification No. 28/2022 dated 29/12/2022 are notified that a final "Edit Option" for correcting any discrepancies in the online application form is available. This crucial opportunity is scheduled as follows: Start Date and Time: 16/06/2024, 10:00 AM End Date and Time: 20/06/2024, 05:00 PM Essential Instructions for Candidates 1. Review All Entries: Applicants must meticulously verify every detail entered in the online application form. Ensure all information is accurate and make necessary corrections. 2. Final Edit Option: This edit window is the last chance to make changes. No further requests for edits will be entertained post this period. Exercise utmost caution during this process as the submitted data will be used for the final selection. 3. Download and Verify Corrected Application: Post-editing, download the corrected PDF of your application. Double-check all entries for accuracy and retain the document for future reference. 4. Upload Relevant Certificates: Telangana State
  • June 14, 2024

TSPSC Group 2 Service 2024 Vacancy, Eligibility, Fee, Exam Date, and How to Edit Your Application

TSPSC Group 2 Notification 2024: Vacancy, Eligibility, Fee, Exam Date The Telangana Public Service Commission (TSPSC) TSPSC Group 2 Service…
NEET UG 2024: Supreme Court to Centre and NTA - Respond to CBI Investigation Plea In a significant development, the Supreme Court has issued notices to both the Centre and the National Testing Agency (NTA) concerning a plea that calls for a CBI investigation into the alleged NEET UG 2024 paper leak. The apex court’s decision comes amidst growing concerns over the integrity of the examination process. The plea, which has been brought forth by various stakeholders, seeks to address the allegations of malpractice and irregularities reported in the NEET UG 2024. The Supreme Court has scheduled a hearing on July 8, post the summer vacation, to deliberate on these matters. In addition to the Centre and NTA, private parties involved in the NEET UG row have also been served notices. This move aims to consolidate the cases pending across various high courts, thereby streamlining the legal process and avoiding the complications associated with multiple litigations. A vacation bench, comprising Justices Vikram Nath and Sandeep Mehta, acknowle NEWS
  • June 14, 2024

NEET UG 2024: Supreme Court Issues Notice to Centre and NTA Over Paper Leak Allegations

Introduction The NEET UG 2024 has found itself embroiled in controversy, with allegations of paper leaks and malpractices marring its…
AP CM Chandrababu Naidu has allocated portfolios to the state ministers, releasing the corresponding list. Pawan Kalyan has been appointed as the Deputy CM and assigned the Panchayati Raj, Rural Development, and Rural Water Supply departments. Nara Lokesh has been given the HRD, IT, and RTG departments. TDP State President Kinjarapu Atchannaidu has been assigned the Agriculture department. Here is the list of AP ministers and their departments: Chandrababu Naidu (CM) Party: TDP Departments: General Administration, Law and Order, Public Enterprises & other unallocated departments. Pawan Kalyan (Dy CM) Party: Jana Sena Departments: Panchayati Raj, Rural Development & Rural Water Supply; Forest & Environment, Science & Technology. Nara Lokesh Party: TDP Departments: Human Resources Development; IT, Electronics & Communications; RTG. Kinjarapu Atchannaidu Party: TDP Departments: Agriculture; Cooperation, Marketing, Animal Husbandry, Dairy Development & Fisheries. Kollu Ravindra Party: TDP Departments: Mines & Geology; Excise. Nadendla Manohar Party: Jana Sena Departments: Food, Civil Supplies; Consumer Affairs. P. Narayana Party: TDP Departments: Municipal Administration & Urban Development. Vangalapudi Anitha Party: TDP Departments: Home & Disaster Management. Satyakumar Yadav Party: BJP Departments: Health, Family Welfare & Medical Education. N. Ramanaidu Party: TDP Departments: Water Resources Development. N. M. D. Farooq Party: TDP Departments: Law & Justice, Minority Welfare. A. Ramanarayana Reddy Party: TDP Departments: Endowments. Payyavula Keshav Party: TDP Departments: Finance; Planning; Commercial Taxes & Assembly Affairs. Anagani Satyaprasad Party: TDP Departments: Revenue, Stamps & Registration. Kolusu Parthasarathy Party: TDP Departments: Housing, Information & Public Relations. Balaveeranjaneyaswamy Party: TDP Departments: Social Welfare; Welfare of Disabled and Elderly; Secretariat & Village Volunteer. Gottipati Ravi Party: TDP Departments: Electricity. Kandula Durgesh Party: Jana Sena Departments: Tourism, Cultural & Cinematography. G. Sandhya Rani Party: TDP Departments: Women & Child Welfare; Tribal Welfare. BC Janardhan Reddy Party: TDP Departments: Roads & Buildings; Infrastructure, Investments. T. G. Bharat Party: TDP Departments: Industries & Commerce; Food Processing. S. Savitha Party: TDP Departments: BC Welfare; Welfare of Economically Backward Classes; Textiles & Garment Industry. Vasamshetty Subhash Party: TDP Departments: Labor, Factories, Boilers & Medical Insurance Services. Kondapalli Srinivas Party: TDP Departments: MSME; SERP; NRI Empowerment & Relations. M. Ramaprasad Reddy Party: TDP Departments: Transport; Youth & Sports. Andhra Pradesh
  • June 14, 2024

Andhra Pradesh Ministers List and Portfolio 2024

Andhra Pradesh Ministers List and Portfolio 2024, Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu has announced the allocation of portfolios to…
Telangana Government to Implement PM Kisan Model for Crop Loan Waiver The Telangana government is gearing up to introduce the PM Kisan Yojana's operational framework to facilitate a comprehensive crop loan waiver scheme. This initiative, aimed at alleviating financial burdens on farmers, aligns with Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy's commitment to fulfilling electoral promises before Independence Day. Adopting PM Kisan Guidelines Eligibility Criteria Under the proposed scheme, eligibility will follow PM Kisan norms, excluding former and current MPs/MLAs, income tax payers, retired government employees, and individuals receiving a pension exceeding Rs 10,000 per month. The definition of a beneficiary family remains consistent with PM Kisan, encompassing spouses, minor children, and landholders with up to two hectares of cultivable land. Implementation Strategy The state cabinet is set to convene shortly to discuss the adaptation of PM Kisan guidelines. Officials have initiated dialogues with finance and agriculture departments to refine the eligibility criteria and ensure effective implementation. Data Collection and Precautions Officials are mandated to compile a comprehensive list of farmers with loans not exceeding Rs 2 lakh from Primary Agriculture Cooperative Societies (PACS). Stringent measures are being advised to prevent discrepancies in determining eligibility dates. Key Recommendations Preparing Financial Estimates Ahead of the scheme's rollout, meticulous planning includes estimating the requisite financial outlay and compiling detailed farmer profiles to facilitate seamless loan waivers. Telangana State
  • June 13, 2024

Telangana Government to Implement PM Kisan Model for Crop Loan Waiver

The Telangana government is gearing up to introduce the PM Kisan Yojana’s operational framework to facilitate a comprehensive crop loan…
Back to School After Summer Break: A Fresh Start for Students in the State Schools Reopen After Summer Break After the summer break, government, aided, and private schools across the state are set to reopen on Wednesday. Approximately 6 million students will return to their academic routines after a 48-day vacation. Grand Welcome for Students on the First Day In anticipation of the reopening, schools have made extensive preparations to warmly welcome students. From decorating classrooms to adorning entrance gates with mango leaf garlands, the atmosphere is festive. On the very first day, textbooks, notebooks, and uniforms will be distributed to students, with arrangements made for ministers and MLAs to hand them out. Official Visits and Program Continuation Initially, it was announced that Chief Minister Revanth Reddy would visit several government schools on Wednesday. However, due to unforeseen circumstances, this visit has been postponed. The ongoing "Badi Bata" program, which started on the 6th of this month, will continue until the 19th. It is expected that the Chief Minister will participate in this program soon and interact with the students. Promised Sanitary Workers for School Cleanliness Telangana State
  • June 12, 2024

Back to School After Summer Break A Fresh Start for Students in the State

Back to School After Summer Break: A Fresh Start for Students in the State Schools Reopen After Summer Break After…
A notice has been issued by the Justice L. Narasimha Reddy Commission to former Chief Minister KCR regarding decisions made in the construction of the Yadadri and Bhadradri thermal power plants and the power purchase agreement with Chhattisgarh. The commission has instructed him to provide written responses by the 15th of this month. Justice L. Narasimha Reddy himself disclosed this information during a media briefing on Tuesday. KCR has requested until the end of July to submit his responses. Justice Narasimha Reddy detailed the preliminary findings of the investigation, highlighting that the projects were undertaken without a tender process and through a nomination method, which led to additional financial burdens on the state government. Letters have been sent to KCR and 25 other officials and public representatives for comprehensive information. Former Chief Secretaries of the Energy Department, Suresh Chanda, Arvind Kumar, S. K. Joshi, and Ajay Mishra, along with former Transco-GenCo CMD Devulapalli Prabhakara Rao, have been questioned for details. Experts like Professor Kodandaram, electricity employee Raghu, and field specialist Venugopal have also contributed information. Initial Orders and Subsequent Changes Former Chief Secretary S. K. Joshi explained to the commission that initially, a government order (GO) was issued to purchase 2000 megawatts of electricity from southern state electricity companies due to a shortage. Two months later, another GO was issued allowing the purchase of electricity from anywhere in the country. Emergency Procurement and Doubts Officials justified the direct agreement without a tender process by citing the emergency caused by the electricity shortage. Examination of the documents revealed that the Chhattisgarh power plant was still under construction at the time of the agreement, only beginning supply three years later in 2017, and then ceasing after four years. The extent of the loss and where the decision originated remains to be determined. Suspicions Regarding Bhadradri Construction Several doubts have been raised about the construction of the Bhadradri power plant, particularly regarding the decision to use sub-critical technology, which results in an annual loss of Rs. 250 to 300 crores due to additional coal purchases and increased environmental pollution. Despite the nationwide trend of constructing thermal power plants with super-critical technology, the Bhadradri plant was built with sub-critical technology for faster completion. Questions arise as to why the super-critical technology used in Kothagudem was not considered for Bhadradri. The Yadadri thermal plant's construction was also given through the nomination process rather than a tender. Clarifications have been sought from former and current CMDs of BHEL. As of now, electricity production at Yadadri has not started, with the necessary railway line for coal transportation still incomplete. Warning by Arvind Kumar Arvind Kumar, who was the Energy Department Secretary in November 2016, had warned that the power purchase agreement with Chhattisgarh would impose a significant financial burden on the state. He suggested in a letter to the Telangana ERC that purchasing electricity from the open market would save money. Arvind Kumar stated on Tuesday that he was transferred after sending the letter and is unaware of subsequent developments. The commission is reviewing documents to understand the decisions made after his transfer. Despite his warning, it appears that the ERC did not consider it, and the then Telangana government agreed to let the Chhattisgarh ERC set the purchase price, resulting in higher payments. Justice Narasimha Reddy emphasized that these aspects have come to the commission's attention during the inquiry. Telangana State
  • June 12, 2024

Justice Narasimha Reddy Commission Issues Notice to Former CM KCR Over Power Plant Decisions

The Justice L. Narasimha Reddy Commission has issued a notice to former Chief Minister K. Chandrashekar Rao (KCR) regarding decisions…
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