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Turning Debt Into Wealth: Financial Wisdom for Future Comfort Achieving independent economic status as a low-income single mother is not easy, more so when there is debt involved and an infant. This article presents an expansion of the working hypothesis, transforming owing money into having money with an emphasis on income negotiations, investments and insurance. Let’s see how earning income can be put in wealth creation using a practical case of a low-income single mother with debts and a child to look after. Step One: Listing Down Primary Financial Goals Achieving considerable success from a position of hopelessness a first and the foremost point of concern is quantifying financial goals. Two of the most critical sections in cases of such matters or hardship would be: Maximize Monthly Income: Reach out to the employment market in search of working opportunities that at least maintain the income or better the pay. Eliminate Debt: Prioritize paying off high-value loans to be able to become financially independent and stress free. In this case, Sonali, a single mother with ₹ 26,000 as her current income has a huge debt to look out for as well. Her mortgage demands her to pay an EMI of ₹ 21,000736 and hence she is left with hardly anything to live off. The case of Sonali nicely supports how having a plan in place along with having the right set of priorities helps tackle the problem of an high debt and a low paying job. Step 2: Assess your Current Income and Rework It Sonali’s primary income is credited to her salary while on a mortgage, she has a rental income of ₹7,000. Now when these two incomes are combined, it sums up to ₹33,000, but with such an amount, after paying EMI along with some basic expenses, the income left is quite low. Here are some of the steps that can be taken in order to increase income potential of the individual: Skill Development for Filling Job Openings: Skill development and gaining certification can help unlock roles that earn better pay, while side opportunities based on existing jobs can also be leveraged. Look For Part Time Jobs or Freelance Work: Part time work or even freelance work webinars on the skills that a person possesses can help him or her earn more in a bid to not compromise with ongoing work. Consider Increasing Rent: If the location of the property is appealing, consider the option of increasing the rent. If it is possible, check if rent can be raised to market standards. Step 3: Using Debt Relief via Assets Sale Sonali is contemplating negotiating a sale of the mortgaged asset. Assuming the market estimates for the property hover around 26-28 lakh, that would ease the burden of repaying the hefty EMIs. It allows for a number of advantages: Immediate Relief from EMI Payments: The sale of property will free her from the monthly mortgage payment thereby giving her over 21,000 a month for savings or other necessary bills. Possible Cash In Hand After Sale: In case she sells off the property for 28 lakhs, she would go ahead and pay off the loan taken amounting to 18 lakhs, which means that she has a balance of 8-10 lakh (post tax). Flexible Living Arrangements: She would further decrease the cost of living by going to stay with her parents for a short period that can also increase the income earned from the other funds. Step 4: Try and Save More by Making the Same Amount from Few Investments Once the debts are any reduced or wiped out. The next aim that needs to be accomplished is to concentrate and create a strong financial base for themselves. Here’s how Sonali (or someone with a similar problem) can utilize the liquidated incomes from selling the property: Start an Emergency Fund: Keeping 3-4 lakhs in a Fixed Deposit is a great way to make sure you don’t lose the money and can have quick access to it. This amount is breakable in case of any sudden expenses that would occur and would not lose the person’s earnings. Health and Life Insurance: Term and health insurance policy is a necessity when one has dependents. A suggestion will be to set aside some of Sonali’s funds for herself and her daughter’s health insurance policy and also for a term life policy. These kinds of policies tend to assist in the long term. Start a Fund SIP: A part of the rest amount can be invested in mutual funds by availing of the Systematic Investment Plan (SIP). Even if a person puts a little amount every month into a SIP, over time that amount can turn into a significant amount. For example, today if one invests ₹3000 every month, this amount could balloon when her daughter goes to college. Starting in Step 5: Decrease in Monthly Costs and Future Financial Planning. However, a few more costs are incorporated in the transition from house ownership into renting — these include the rent cost and the cost of bills. Based on what others are paying Sonali could be paying rent and living expenses between JD 12,000 and JD 15,000 for Jalandhar city. Yes, her monthly cost will go up in case she did not receive rental income for her property but incase she properly planned her expenditures so that she did not surpass her income. Set Aside Funds for the Future: A planner or a budget works well in determining crucial costs from the non-crucial ones meaning that non-essential funds will be available to be put either into saving accounts or investments of any kind. Increasing SIP Contributions Over Time: If your income increases, it can be in your best interests to add a part of any salary increases into increasing SIP contributions, thereby enhancing future earnings. Focus on Long-Term Financial Goals: As an example, let’s take SIP contributions for her daughter's education and wedding, enabling such funds to be available at the most appropriate time. Step 6: Retain Financial Flexibility and Debt-Free Scenario An EMI free life or a life without debts increases the financial independence of Sonali which would enable her to take decisions that suit the needs of the family instead of being influenced by loans. Following are the important points for remaining free from debt: Avoid New Loans: Sonali must clearly don’t qualify to take on new loans until her income expands greatly, including mortgages and even consumer debt. Invest Wisely for Future Purchases: Where the aim is buying a house, there is no need to be debt-ridden under a mortgage, for it’s advisable to pool together resources or cash in specific investments for a good percentage deposit instead. Automate Investments and Insurance Payments: Monthly contributions to investments and insurance plans are better done automatically with the help of technology as a way of ensuring that financial plans are realistic and little human financial management is required. Concluding Remarks: Making The Best Out Of Tough Financial Conditions I can imagine how complicated life must be to those people who are struggling in finances, as there is so much to do in succession, first to be clam and earn simple goals, to work within the ability of the situation. For Sonali, she has a pretty clear strategy, which transforms her debt into a money making vehicle, focusing on increasing income, funding necessary insurances and formulating comprehensive financial models. These practical measures constitute a grounded plan not only for withstanding the difficult moments in finances, but also for establishing a solid financial foundation for her and her kid Finance & Investing
  • November 15, 2024

6 Steps to get Financial Freedom for Salary of 26000

Achieving independent economic status as a low-income single mother is not easy, more so when there is debt involved and…
In a recent development, the Chief Minister of Telangana A. Revanth Reddy has urged a notable amendment to the legislation of the state, that is the age limit to contest in Legislative Assembly elections should be 21 not 25 years. Reddy contends that if the youth is encouraged to take part in the legislature, new, energetic ideas will be brought to the table, hence raising the cut-off age could be beneficial as it would allow younger representatives into the state assemblies. Youth Representation: Changes Looking to Improve Youth Engagement On the occasion of Children’s Day, during a ‘mock assembly’ held in realization of the day, Reddy pointed out the need for the incorporation of youth in the Assembly. He also pointed out that individuals like the IAS IPS get into such service when they are around 21 years of age and work at a commendable level. In the same breath he pointed out that with such opportunities, youths too, ought to be competent enough to become Members of Legislative Assemblies and address the pressing issues concerning youth such as education, employment, sports, and many more. The Chief Minister noted that former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi reduced the voting age in India from and the age qualification to contest in the Assembly elections still remains at 25 years, which is still a barrier for youth to participate in active politics. “The new limit should create more opportunities for youngsters between the ages of 21 and mid to go into legislature for the reason that they would advocate for matters relative to the youth and drive the country towards development in areas such as technology, education, and the economy” Reddy said. He said these comments in the backdrop of a mock assembly where young people in the audience role played an assembly and moved a symbolic motion that endorsed the lowering of the proposed age. Historical Precedent: Learning from Former Leaders S Reddy on the other hand addressed young people during the Children’s day of every year and how important their representation as a segment of the Indian political landscape is to him. He credited Nehru who is also remembered on this day because of the role he played in the educational and agrarian developments of the country. Also, Rajiv Gandhi has been commended for lowering the age limit of voting to eighteen which broadened the scope of young Indians entering politics. Reddy put forth the rationale for Youth participation in politics due to the fact that an assembly resolution to amend the minimum age for contesting should be sent to the President and the Prime Minister for their attention. Reddy mentioned his conviction that under-thirty MLAs would be able to do the work since there are many challenges to be addressed, and with new energy they can do wonders in the place of legislating. Advantages of lower the age limit in Assembly elections There are numerous likely positive effects of Lowering the age requirement for Assembly elections: Youth Participation beyond political engagement: With the age limit brought down to twenty one, many citizens would be encouraged to appreciate the intricacies which come with governance, atleast more than the currently active youth. Widened policy making ideas scope: With more young MLAs, policies and programs would likely be in favour of the Indian younger generation’s wish list. Digitalization, mental health and job opportunities are some of the the subjects which young representatives would be in a better position to push forward as they feel more concerned with them. More attention to Youth issues: Younger MLAs may address better issues that are more relevant to their age such as skill development, education quality and unemployment among the youth. Involvement of Youth in Legislative Responsibilities - Encouraging Young People Towards Leadership is Promoted: Leadership that has the competency to structure itself around the changing realities of governance in the times to come, can only be built through the inclusion of young people into legislative roles. The Vision of Reddy to Work Together as Collaborative Legislative Assembly Talking to members Howell, he also mentioned the need for constructive engagement in the Assembly and challenged the opposition parties to assume their responsibility of asking questions to the government in a constructive manner. As both the government and opposition are involved in the parliament, he stated that it is just proper that these stakeholders have their fair share in the debates that rage over in parliament. He portrayed the speaker as an important figure who allows the assembly to function by making sure that all perspectives are adequately represented. Noting the recent disturbances in the proceedings of the Assembly, Reddy emphasized the need to govern respectfully and efficiently regardless of disagreements. Commemoration of the Vivid India’s Leaders in Making of the Country Reddy conferred with the podium to eulogize those leaders of India who have made positive changes in the education and social sector. He praised Jawaharlal Nehru as one of the Indian leaders who have helped transform the education and agriculture system. He also acknowledged great contributions made by his Congress party leaders such as Sonia Gandhi and former PM Manmohan Singh in making education accessible across the nation. Additionally, Reddy also accepted the fact that Rajiv Gandhi took a momentous step in decreasing the voting age to eighteen, which has since enabled countless young Indians to exercise their democratic rights and take responsibility for the country’s future. Conclusion: Stepping Forward To A Young People Driven Democracy Interaction with Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy has suggested that there is a possibility of decreasing the age limit of Assembly candidates which is a great move towards a youth inclusive democracy. Supporting such a candidate will make Reddy look into a world where people are still young, and every legislative decision is imposed on the populace, figuring new ideologies on constant social problems while meeting the needs of people from a different century. Telangana State
  • November 14, 2024

The Chief Minister of Telangana is in favor of Minimum Age for Elections to 21 Years

In a recent development, the Chief Minister of Telangana A. Revanth Reddy has urged a notable amendment to the legislation…
With the launch of its Animation, Visual Effects, Gaming, and Comics (AVGC) 2.0 policy unveiled during the India Game Developer Conference (IGDC), Telangana is seeking to capture leadership in the gaming, animation and visual effects sectors in India. This integrated policy articulates the intent of the state in nurturing, growth and innovation within these high potential industries with the states fostering environment for start-ups, applying ethical practices and increased inter collaboration between states and the central government. Telangana’s Focus is that of a Gaming Innovation Hub to Catalize Growth of the Sector A key focal area of Telangana’s AVGC 2.0 policy is the scheduled establishment of a gaming innovation hub projected for commissioning in 2025. This will be a purpose-built facility for research and development, and support for start-up companies in gaming and affiliated industries. As per the Information Technology minister of the State Mr. D. Sridhar Babu “the hub seeks to create a beautiful ecosystem for small gaming firms and innovation”. The hub will equip the startups with support infrastructure required to promote further changes and thrust Telangana in the gaming galaxy of China. In this regard, Babu has stressed that the policy will include a strong esports aspect that will focus on ethical gaming to ensure that the industry develops responsibly. He remarked, ‘We bear responsibilities regarding the effects gaming has on society.’”, making reaffirming the state’s position of targeting development that encompasses both the industry and the overall welfare of the society. Cross State Collaborations – The Need for Central Assistance It is relevant to note here that AVGC 2.0 policy has also mentioned the relevance of partnerships even outside Telangana with a specific emphasis on the need for unbiased and sustainable assistance from the central government. Dr. Palanivel Thiagarajan who is the IT Minister of Tamil Nadu where a voice of unity was sounded by Minister Babu, remarked regarding the massive possibilities in that sector and the need for non-political support from the Centre. “The opportunity here is immense… collaboration with the central government must be apolitical,” Dr. Thiagarajan was quoted, pointing out that for both states to be successfully implemented will require effective and enduring assistance consistent across both states. Minister Babu also emphasized the measures which Telangana is taking to garner venture capital and foster a competitive ecosystem for the gaming start ups, informing that the state has made a request to the central government for support in this endeavor. If sufficient funds and collaboration are received, the AVGC industry in Telangana has the potential of creating a substantial number of jobs and augmenting the tech ecosystem of India. Cordial Competition and Learning from Each Other’s Platforms Even the lasting soft power of both states probably allows them to be better competitors, even when their phases in the AVGC particular industry sectors are different. Telangana and Tamil Nadu embodies this spirit as they continue to be in fierce friendly competition, motivated to draw lessons from the unique specifics of the other. In this context, Minister Babu was advocating what he termed as ‘healthy competition among the states’ and of course recognition of individual feats. This idea was seconded by Dr. Thiagarajan from Tamil Nadu while also recognizing the fact that Telangana is ahead of Tamil Nadu in the AVGC 2.0 policies even before the latter has any AVGC specific policy. We all, he said, have our separate fortes. Whoever is performing better, we want to learn from them. This cooperation and respect for both cultures allows the two states to set an example for the rest of the states where it indicates that there is lots to be gained for the gaming industry from working together in India. Improving the Education and Skills of Gamers in Telangana Furthermore, there is a participatory urge in the state to promote educational pursuits in regards to gaming and allied fields. The state is also in conversations with international companies to work together with its skill development university to develop training and education that is specific for students going into the gaming industry. Babu, the minister, emphasized the states quest for international entrepreneurs to invest in her stating, “We want to create an environment conducive to international investors, ideas, and jobs for our countries people”. In addition, Telangana has taken a step further and suggested the establishment of a regional hub of AVGC excellence in Hyderabad based on the one already existing in Mumbai. This center is expected to focus on education, research, and skill development for future trainers which would enable the country to have a strong education base in order to meet the increasing need for skilled vacancies within the gaming sector. Telangana’s Policizs In Relation to the Constituents Cross Border They Have Come up with. We have showcased all that they have in WISA; Deputy Secretary Dr. Ganta Lakshmi from Tamil Nadu said they would take a particular interest in the location and enjoy as many of the benefits as are available. Dr Ganta, who has Here it is important to look at the policies and strategies of the country and state; he said every satisfied customer is a marketing partner while every dissatisfied customer is a marketing disaster. Telangana has designed policies from the ground up and sustained in an agile manner the operational flexibility required to grow its industry in ways that have proven difficult for older states with larger economies,” Dr Ganta stated at the conference. Aviation Aviation and other functional nivh industries should also focus and move the communication with the city. Gaming tourism is the next frontier in creating employment and reviving the sector Dr. Ganta added, ‘More than the history of competition with the world, the focus is on how best we learn from others and adapt it to local needs’. Overall, the two states are in a race to strengthen India’s AVGC sector. While India’s gaming market continues to grow, the State of Telangana's initiatives in implementing and promoting AVGC 2.0 as well as its global outreach for partnerships can be emulated by other states within the Indian union. With collaborative efforts, deployable strategic investments and an emphasis on principle-oriented growth, India’s AVGC landscape promises a bright future globally Telangana State
  • November 14, 2024

Telangana AVGC 2.0 Policy Means Opportunity for India’s Gaming, Animation Industry

With the launch of its Animation, Visual Effects, Gaming, and Comics (AVGC) 2.0 policy unveiled during the India Game Developer…
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  • November 14, 2024

Delhi Pollution Crisis School Closures, GRAP-III Restrictions, and New Measures

In order to remedy the deteriorating conditions in the national capital, the government has taken strict measures given the dangerously…
Fans have been eagerly waiting for the Kanguva movie featuring Suriya and Bobby Deol, and they finally got a chance to watch it. This film was directed by Siva and managed to earn an impressive amount of ₹16.67 crore on its first day itself across all its language versions. The film did not get good reviews from critics, but the earnings of the film on the first day only showcases how well the film appealed to the general audience. It seems that Kanguva will make significant earnings at the box office, with Suriya and Bobby Deol providing crucial star power to the film’s potential. Kanguva box office collections Movies’ first day collection The first day collection of the movie took this number to ₹16.67 crore, which was a great achievement for the film considering the controversy when it first released. The support and the enthusiasm of the fans was very useful in generating sales for the film at the beginning, whereas great numbers were recorded in the sale of tickets for the Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Hindi and other language markets. Many people came to support the movie since it had amazing action scenes, a good storyline, and had famous stars, and so they had a feeling that it would do well in the coming days. Doubts can be cast on the critics as Kanguva seems to have appealed to the audience There seem to be mentionable differences in the opinions that critics had about the movie, Kanguva, which resulted in a rating of Kanguva being somewhat less than average at least for some reviewers 3 out of 5 stars. As noted by a critic from their own staff, the film surely offers an interesting amalgamation of factors: it is Suriya after a gap of two years, Siva for the first time after the achievement of Annaatthe, and there happens to be a compelling backdrop of war yearning to be told over the present time and the time gone by. While the film was indeed hyped quite a lot and it had some weaknesses, in the end it delivered in the majority of its aspects providing an experience which allowed the majority of the audiences to be transfixed throughout the feature. Significant amount of engagement is noted across the board for the film in regards to its audience Apart from all that Kanguva expanded its reach by being released in 8 languages which are most of them Indian languages ie Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, and Malayalam, Hindi plus English, and French and Spanish. Even with all that Kanguva was able to sustain itself well it being rated a 3 out of 5 with Tamil being most of Kanguva’s regions With morning shows holding 35, around 33 in the afternoon, and sadly only 30 in the evening. On the other hand, it seems like Kanguva’s 3D variant seems to generate more excitement in viewers with Kanguva starting with 45 in the morning and growing to 48 percent in the evening. However, other regions reported overall performance and occupancy levels that differ significantly from the trends in the western markets. The latter, particularly in India where Hindi is spoken, had approximately ten per cent of its audiences consuming the movie in its 3D format, with some increase experienced in the afternoons and evening showing bookings. However, in areas where Suriya’s suffix was popular, the occupancy for the 2D version was doing well recording 65 per cent in the mornings before dropping to 55 per cent in afternoons and 48 in the evenings. Impatience Over Kanguva’s Weekend Box Office Performance Starts On the first day of its release, Kanguva seems to have performed well prompting analysts to make projections for the entire weekend considering Kanguva's day-one performance. With Suriya’s constant support from his fans, the film’s earnings will definitely experience a rise. With the word-of-mouth spread about the film after the weekend and the fact that it is still showing in theaters, it will help to bring in more money at the box offices in the coming times. If the first day earnings do get to the anticipated 25-30 crore range, then superior figures may follow in places where night shows do well. The Stakes: Huge Hopes and a High Being Expenditure Kanguva had its production cost close to about ₹350 crore with a spend towards promotion of about ₹20 to ₹25 crore. Considering the amount spent, Kanguva has to net collections of not less than ₹300 crore in order to break even. This means that considering the recoverable cost both of production and advertising the film has a target performance set out for it across various regions. Looking Ahead: What Would Be The Box Per Collection For Kanguva Regardless of the mixed opinions from the critics, however, the popularity of the film among Suriya's fans is likely to result in steady sales of tickets in the future. If Kanguva manages to hold on to its sales momentum through the weekend, it is likely to enable the movie partially move towards the much ambitious target of earnings while giving Suriya and the production team some smile. Fans and industry insiders are both hopeful and excited and wish Kanguva will not only engage the attention of the audience, but also set new records at the box office. Movies
  • November 14, 2024

Kanguva Box Office Collection Day 1 Film Scores an Impressive Opening

Fans have been eagerly waiting for the Kanguva movie featuring Suriya and Bobby Deol, and they finally got a chance…
The results of Group 4 in Telangana are out and 8,084 candidates have got an opportunity to work in the government of Telangana TSBSC has announced its results for Group IV exams of Telangana, TSPSC Candidates who have posted in 8180 vacancies across state government departments have been said to go through a recreation process which was much concerning as the applicants were willing to get into government sectors more likely in the administrative and projects of clerical and support divisions all over the state of Telangana. This article aims to describe in detail about the Group Four Results, how the candidates were selected as well as the next stages for these candidates. Alert for Telangana Group 4 Medium 2024 Exam Results Candidates in all Telangana including other candidates who applied for the posts lying vacant in TSPSC were set to appear for exams on July 1, 2023, after calling off the exams for the period of covid were until June which had seen applications being made from august to September by nearly nine lakh candidates. By virtue of the qualification criteria that was set for the selection of candidates for working with the government where numerous positions across various departments in India were offered approximately 8180 opportunities, only 8084 candidates that appeared for the examination qualified. The proportion between the available posts of candidates selected is set occasioned by the prevailing high learning standard of the aspirants. Exam Highlights and Cut-Off Details Interpreted Of note, TSPSC Group-4 examinations are known to be of a high standard. TSPSC Group-4 is one of the competitive examination. The examinations were moved to different sessions on 01st July 2023. There was also the announcement of cutoff marks or minimum qualifying marks across various categories, so candidates would know what the competition cut across. The announcement of results was the touchy prasaathtaadaan that was so much awaited by the candidates who had been waiting for the result with bated breath. Next Steps in the Selection Process For those candidates who managed to clear the exam, their recruitment does not end there. The TSPSC clearly outlines the next stage as one consisting of, document verification, interviews, and other documentary proof of qualification and eligibility. This system ensures that there is the safeguarding of the public interest in that each candidate recruited only under the final recommendation meets all the requirements. The verification of documents was done in commencement phases starting from June 20 2024 and concluding November 10th 2024. There are fixed days for verification as verification of documents also runs and will run into sets of dates, for example 27-28 October, 4-5 November and 8-10 November. Those qualifying in this phase will be held provisionally on the applied candidate list of TSPSC until they comply with all the conditions of TSPSC. Requirements or Criteria for the Final Selection The Commission, TSPSC has set forth some requirements in relation to the final appointment. It is worth noting that succeeding in the examination doesn’t guarantee a placement in any office. The commission stipulates: Verification of Character or Background: Candidates applying should have passed a character – a background evaluation confirming that they will be fit for such offices. Health and Fitness: It is the candidate’s responsibility to ensure physical fitness to meet the health conditions expected of them for their respective posts. Original Document Submission: All applicants are expected to present all original documents in compliance with the rules and the notification issued by Commission TSPSC. Total Work Force, Total Applicants, and the Level of Competition for the Exam The enormous number of applicants — 9,51,321 — indicates how popular and competitive the Telangana Group-4 Examinations are. The selection rate of 1:3 (1:5 only for PwD’s) validates that this entire process is highly selective and only competent individuals in every position are chosen. Thus post the test, only those candidates who were in the top ratio were called for the certificate verification which happens to be the second last or last stage for final selection cutoff. Significance of Group-4 Recruitment in the Government Workforce of Telangana This recruitment is crucial in supplementing Telangana’s government employment in general and especially in the lower and middle administrative and clerical tiers which are important for the state operations. The Group 4 services significantly assist in the promotion of the effective administration of government activities and the provision of services to the people. Those who get selected will assist in several government institutions and it will improve the standard and speed of the services offered by the government to the people of Telangana. Notification regarding Provisional Selection TSPSC issued Notification No. 19/2022 on December 1, 2022 detailing all the recruitment processes which relate to the Group-4 examination. The provisional selection list which has been released by TSPSC contains the numbers of hall tickets of candidates who have successfully completed the examination and are now waiting for final selection pending necessary vetting and conditions. What Next: Expectations and Responsibilities of the Chosen Candidates The successful candidates have already secured their positions and are eagerly waiting to assume their duties in respective offices in the Government of Telangana to join in the service delivery efforts of the state. This appointment gives the said appointment holders a chance to actively participate and strengthen the infrastructure of the government of Telangana by increasing the effectiveness and quality of services rendered in some departments. Telangana Group-4 Results and Recruitment Process Closure The performance of Telangana Group 4 recruitment process depicts the earnestness of TSPSC towards fairness, transparency and competitiveness in the recruitment process. The commission is determined through structured phases and guidelines that only the ‘chosen few’ are appointed to important government offices. As the chosen contestants view, the next phases only cater as an opportunity to influence the public service regulatory environment in Telangana and allow effective services delivery throughout the state. Any additional information that is not detailed here, including the selected hall ticket numbers, and over which the candidates and the stakeholders debate, can be found on TSPSC web site, which is the main contact point of the candidates and the commission. Agreements signed with the candidates contain a clause on communication. Telangana State
  • November 14, 2024

Group 4 Results 2024 Released total 8,180 Government Posts in Telangana

The results of Group 4 in Telangana are out and 8,084 candidates have got an opportunity to work in the…
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