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Congress leader Rahul Gandhi recently emphasized the need for a comprehensive caste census in India, arguing that such an initiative would serve as both a developmental and political tool. Speaking in Telangana, Gandhi praised the state’s approach to the caste census and argued that it could set a national standard. This article explores his key points, including the importance of accurately assessing caste demographics, the potential social benefits of a caste census, and the significance of transparency in wealth distribution. Telangana's Lead in the Caste Census Rahul Gandhi commended Telangana for its efforts in implementing a caste census, suggesting that the state’s approach could become a model for the entire country. According to him, understanding the composition of India’s diverse communities is essential not only for fair representation but also for targeted development. A caste census, in his view, goes beyond politics and enables data-driven policies that directly address inequalities. The Role of Caste Census as a Developmental Tool Gandhi argued that a caste census would function as a crucial developmental tool. By gathering detailed demographic data, the government can more accurately assess the socioeconomic status of various communities. This information would allow for tailored policies that address specific challenges faced by marginalized groups, ensuring that public resources are distributed more equitably. “A caste census is not merely a political tool,” he stated. “It is a means for inclusive development.” Overcoming the 50% Reservation Barrier In his address, Gandhi asserted the need to challenge the current reservation cap of 50%. He argued that this limitation restricts opportunities for disadvantaged communities. According to him, removing this barrier is essential to creating a fairer society, where all groups can access resources based on their actual population size and needs. Opposition to a Bureaucratic Caste Census Gandhi expressed strong opposition to a bureaucratic approach to the caste census, warning that it could undermine the purpose of the exercise. He stressed that a bureaucrat-led census could turn into an impersonal and detached process, failing to address the real issues faced by marginalized groups. Instead, he advocated for a grassroots approach that genuinely reflects the lived experiences of people across castes. Acknowledging Caste Discrimination in India Without seeking to ignite controversy, Gandhi candidly acknowledged the existence of caste discrimination in India. He called for an honest examination of caste-based disparities, urging leaders to confront uncomfortable truths. Recognizing and understanding the extent of caste discrimination, he argued, is necessary to drive meaningful social change. “Some may accuse me of dividing the country,” he stated, “but we must seek the truth.” Gandhi’s perspective reflects his belief in facing the reality of social divisions to find lasting solutions rather than avoiding the issue. Truth and Non-Violence as the Foundation of Reform Gandhi emphasized that truth and non-violence (Ahimsa) are the guiding principles of India’s major religions and should also serve as the foundation for any social reform. According to him, facing the truth about social inequality is a step toward justice and inclusivity. By acknowledging caste disparities and acting on them, the government would be following the moral principles that have long been part of India’s cultural and religious heritage. A Call to Understand the True Extent of Wealth Distribution Gandhi raised important questions about wealth distribution, advocating for a detailed analysis of how resources are divided across caste lines. He urged the nation to examine the share of wealth held by Dalits, Adivasis, Other Backward Classes (OBCs), women, and other marginalized groups, as well as to identify poor individuals within general castes. This, he argued, is essential for developing policies that address economic inequalities and promote equitable growth. Why Is the Modi Government Reluctant? Gandhi questioned Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s hesitation in conducting a caste census. He suggested that this reluctance could stem from an unwillingness to address India’s social and economic inequalities. By asking, “Why is Modi scared of asking questions?” Gandhi hinted at a perceived lack of commitment to addressing deep-rooted societal issues. India’s Position as One of the Most Unequal Societies Highlighting the severity of inequality in India, Gandhi remarked that the country ranks among the most unequal societies in the world. He pointed to the unique and pervasive discrimination faced by marginalized groups, arguing that these challenges need to be addressed for India to achieve true social progress. A caste census, he asserted, is an essential first step toward understanding and addressing these disparities. Telangana State
  • November 5, 2024

Telangana: A Model for Caste Census and Social Reform in India, Rahul Gandhi

Introduction Congress leader Rahul Gandhi recently emphasized the need for a comprehensive caste census in India, arguing that such an…
The Telangana government has taken significant steps to support farmers with various welfare schemes. The highly anticipated Rythu Bharosa scheme, aimed at providing financial aid for crop investment, is set to launch soon, with the first installment expected to be deposited into farmers' accounts. This initiative promises substantial relief, following the state's recent debt waiver program that benefited nearly 2.2 million farmers with funds of ₹18,000 crore already allocated, and an additional ₹13,000 crore to be disbursed soon. Background of the Rythu Bharosa Scheme The Rythu Bharosa program is a revised version of the former Rythu Bandhu scheme. Under the previous government, the Rythu Bandhu scheme provided ₹10,000 per acre in two installments (Kharif and Rabi seasons) to farmers. The new government, led by Chief Minister Revanth Reddy, has updated this aid to ₹15,000 per acre, with disbursements in two phases. Unlike its predecessor, which faced criticism for including non-cultivable lands, Rythu Bharosa has been designed with a stricter focus to ensure that only productive, cultivable lands receive the financial assistance. Government Plans and Timeline The Telangana government has finalized the timeline for Rythu Bharosa, with plans to begin disbursements by the end of this month and continue into December. Initial funds will be transferred on a per-acre basis, beginning with one-acre plots, with the goal of completing the distribution for all eligible farmers by December's end. Chief Minister Revanth Reddy has instructed the finance department to allocate the necessary funds, ensuring timely support for the state’s farming community. Key Changes in Eligibility and Allocation In response to previous challenges and criticisms, the government is taking a more targeted approach with Rythu Bharosa. According to Agriculture Minister Thummala Nageshwar Rao, funds will be allocated exclusively for actively cultivated lands, excluding non-cultivable areas such as hills, barren lands, and real estate properties. This stricter eligibility criterion reflects the government’s intent to ensure that only eligible, productive lands receive the investment aid. Furthermore, there will be a cap on the number of acres eligible for support. A recent survey conducted across Telangana indicated that farmers generally support limiting investment assistance to a maximum of 10 acres, with some suggesting a cap of 7.5 acres. Based on this input, a draft guideline has been prepared by a cabinet subcommittee to finalize the acreage limit for the Rythu Bharosa program. The draft is set to be discussed in the state assembly to establish a clear and transparent eligibility criterion. Financial Aid and Opposition Criticism The initial delay in the program's rollout has drawn criticism from opposition parties. Many farmers were expecting the scheme to launch earlier, particularly before the monsoon harvest season, when crop investment support is crucial. Due to pending budget allocations for other welfare programs and the recent debt waiver, the program was postponed. In response, the government has developed a robust plan to disburse Rythu Bharosa funds. Every 10 days, approximately ₹1,500 crore to ₹2,000 crore will be deposited into farmers' accounts, with the goal of disbursing a total of ₹7,000 crore within 45 days. Farmers’ Anticipation and Program Expectations The government has held public meetings across various districts to collect feedback and refine the scheme's implementation process. Many farmers expressed support for a more focused approach, advocating that Rythu Bharosa aid be extended exclusively to actively cultivated lands. Additionally, the government has decided that Rythu Bharosa will not be available to salaried individuals or those paying income tax, reinforcing its commitment to supporting only those whose primary livelihood depends on agriculture. Telangana State
  • November 5, 2024

Telangana Rythu Bharosa now 15000 per acer in Farmers Accounts

The Telangana government has taken significant steps to support farmers with various welfare schemes. The highly anticipated Rythu Bharosa scheme,…
Nagula Chavithi is a deeply revered Hindu festival, particularly in the southern states of India such as Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, and Karnataka. This sacred event, celebrated mainly by married women, is dedicated to worshipping the Serpent Gods, or Naga Devatas, in order to seek their blessings for the well-being and prosperity of their families. Let’s explore the date, significance, rituals, and unique aspects of Nagula Chavithi in 2024. Nagula Chavithi 2024 Date and Shubh Muhurat In 2024, Nagula Chavithi will be observed on Tuesday, November 5. According to the Drik Panchang, the auspicious times to conduct the puja on this day are as follows: Nagula Chavithi Puja Muhurat: 10:59 AM to 1:10 PM Duration: 2 hours and 11 minutes Chavithi Tithi Begins: 11:24 PM on November 4, 2024 Chavithi Tithi Ends: 12:16 AM on November 6, 2024 These precise times are observed to ensure maximum spiritual benefit from the rituals performed. Rituals of Nagula Chavithi 2024 On the morning of Nagula Chavithi, devotees begin their day with an early bath and wear clean attire. Here is a step-by-step outline of the rituals commonly performed: Preparation of Puja Area: Devotees clean their homes and set up a designated puja area adorned with flowers, leaves, and colorful rangoli designs. Observing Fasting: Married women fast from dawn until dusk, praying for their children’s health and happiness. This fasting symbolizes devotion and a request for divine protection. Puja Offerings: The focal point of the ritual involves worshipping live snakes or images of the Serpent Gods. Offerings typically include milk, fruits, flowers, vermilion, turmeric, and sacred items such as kumkum. Naivedya and Aarti: The puja concludes with offerings of food (naivedya), betel leaves and nuts (tamboolam), and the lighting of lamps. Devotees perform an aarti, a ceremonial prayer using a lit lamp, to conclude the worship. In some regions, a symbolic ritual involves tying sacred threads around the images of snakes as a gesture of prayer. Once the puja concludes, families enjoy a shared meal of traditional foods, breaking the fast at sunset. Significance of Nagula Chavithi Nagula Chavithi is a celebration rooted in Hindu culture, emphasizing respect and reverence for serpents. In Hindu beliefs, snakes hold a powerful status, symbolizing guardians of water, protectors of sacred sites, and carriers of wisdom. Worshipping the Naga Devatas on this auspicious day is believed to protect families from ailments and misfortunes. Additionally, it is thought to bring prosperity, particularly for children and crops. The festival aligns with the Hindu agricultural calendar, which marks a period of prayer for crop protection, family welfare, and livestock health. Nagula Chavithi’s Spiritual Connection with Hindu Deities In Hindu mythology, snakes are often depicted alongside major deities, reinforcing their spiritual significance. For instance: Lord Shiva is often portrayed with Naga Vasuki, a serpent wrapped around his neck, symbolizing power and control over life forces. Shesha Naga serves as the protector of Lord Vishnu, symbolizing divine shelter and stability. Mansa Devi, daughter of Lord Shiva, is the goddess of snakes and is worshipped for blessings of prosperity and fertility. Kundalini Energy and Naga Devatas In Hinduism, the serpent is also a representation of kundalini energy, a spiritual power believed to reside at the base of the spine. Awakening this energy is said to bring spiritual enlightenment and transformation. Serpents, in this sense, are seen as symbols of wisdom, protection, and spiritual awakening, qualities devotees seek during Nagula Chavithi. Astrology and Naga Significance According to Hindu astrology, snakes are connected with the planets Rahu and Ketu. Rahu represents the head of the snake, and Ketu the tail. Together, they signify karmic influences and are believed to impact human destiny. Worshipping the Serpent Gods on Nagula Chavithi is believed to appease these planets, potentially reducing the effects of negative influences. Detailed Puja Rituals for Nagula Chavithi 2024 For those looking to perform Nagula Chavithi puja at home, here are the steps to follow: Morning Rituals: Begin the day with a purifying bath. Clean the area where the altar will be placed, making it a sacred space for the day’s rituals. Drawing or Placing Naga Images: Draw an image of Naga Devata on paper or use a traditional image, placing it in the puja area. Lighting of Diya and Incense Sticks: Light a diya (lamp) filled with desi ghee and burn incense sticks as offerings to the deity. Offering of Food and Sweets: Offer homemade sweets such as laddoos made from rice flour and jaggery. Items like turmeric, kumkum, bananas, milk, and tamboolam (betel leaves and nuts) are also used in the puja. Offering Special Items: Use cow’s milk, turmeric, kumkum, and rice flour during the puja, each of which holds specific religious and symbolic significance. By following these steps, devotees not only honor the Serpent Gods but also express a profound gratitude toward nature, recognizing the vital role of all living creatures in Hindu beliefs. Conclusion: Celebrating Nagula Chavithi 2024 Nagula Chavithi stands as a testament to the rich cultural and spiritual heritage of Hinduism. Celebrated with reverence, this festival encourages devotees to seek blessings for health, prosperity, and protection from the Serpent Gods. For devotees across southern India, this festival is not just a ritual but a means to connect deeply with nature, acknowledge divine wisdom, and honor ancestral customs. Celebrating Nagula Chavithi in 2024 allows Hindus to continue a tradition that brings blessings to their families, fields, and communities, reinforcing their connection to the divine and the natural world. Telangana State
  • November 5, 2024

Nagula Chavithi 2024 Significance, Rituals, and the Spiritual Power of Naga Puja

Nagula Chavithi is a deeply revered Hindu festival, particularly in the southern states of India such as Andhra Pradesh, Telangana,…
The Samagra Kutumba Survey is set to launch on the 6th of this month, aimed at collecting extensive family data across the state. This survey, involving 75 detailed questions, will gather information on assets, debts, income, family members, and more, including questions about any family member who has moved abroad, been elected as a representative, or received government benefits in the last five years. Let’s explore the key objectives, methods, and components of this comprehensive household survey. Objectives of the Samagra Kutumba Survey The government has initiated the Samagra Kutumba Survey to gather social, economic, educational, and occupational data from households throughout the state. The aim is to develop a clear, data-driven understanding of each family’s assets, financial liabilities, and social dynamics. By gathering this information, the government can better plan welfare programs and create opportunities for various social groups, including SC, ST, BC, and minority communities, to ensure equitable social development. Data Collection Process and Structure of the Survey Trained data collectors, known as enumerators, will conduct the survey by visiting each household. They will ask 56 main questions, accompanied by additional sub-questions, to cover a wide array of data points. These questions focus on essential aspects of each family’s assets, debts, income sources, household composition, and members' professional activities. Information such as the head of the family’s details, all family members' contact numbers, and their respective occupations will be collected. Enumerators are instructed to ensure accuracy and completeness in data collection, helping the government create a precise picture of household conditions. Foreign Travel and Relocation Details with Specific Codes The survey also aims to track family members who may have relocated to other states or countries. Enumerators will ask if anyone moved abroad for higher education, employment, business, marriage, or other purposes. For those who have traveled internationally, the survey assigns specific codes to countries like the USA, UK, Gulf countries, Australia, and European nations to streamline data categorization. The government has also set up a general code for other foreign nations. By gathering this information, the government hopes to obtain comprehensive migration data to understand the reasons and extent of relocations among state residents. Focus on Debts and Loans One significant component of the survey involves assessing families’ financial liabilities. Each household will be asked if they have taken any loans in the past five years. Enumerators will record details about the loan's source, including banks, self-help groups, or private lenders, and the reason behind borrowing. These questions aim to assess the household debt burden and understand the sources from which families borrow funds, offering insight into financial needs and patterns within communities. Asset Information: Real Estate and Personal Property The Samagra Kutumba Survey also collects data on each family’s real estate and movable assets. Enumerators will record details about real estate properties, including total square footage, location, and the number of rooms, bathrooms, and toilets. For land ownership, the survey distinguishes between government-assigned lands, patta lands, and other types of holdings. The survey covers an array of movable assets, like vehicles (bikes, scooters, personal and rental cars), and household electronics, including washing machines, refrigerators, air conditioners, TVs, and smartphones. By collecting information on 18 categories of movable assets, the survey aims to assess the collective wealth and lifestyle indicators of each family. Tracking Government Welfare Benefits Another key area of the survey is understanding welfare benefits received. Enumerators will ask if families have benefited from any government welfare schemes in the last five years and, if so, the names of those programs. This information will help evaluate the reach and impact of welfare initiatives, providing insights into areas where additional support may be needed. Electoral Participation: Family Members in Public Office The survey includes questions on family members’ involvement in public office. If a family member holds any position, such as ward member, central minister, or even governor, enumerators will document the details, including the category under which they were elected (general or reserved) and the number of terms served. The aim is to understand political representation at different levels and the roles community members play in governance. Role of the Survey in Social and Economic Planning The Samagra Kutumba Survey is a critical step for the government in planning for the state’s social, economic, and educational growth. Authorized by the Legislative Assembly, this survey helps develop a roadmap for the advancement of SC, ST, BC, minority communities, and other segments. By capturing accurate and extensive data, the government can better target resources, plan welfare programs, and create development initiatives aimed at holistic growth. Survey Management and Execution The survey will be conducted under the guidance of district collectors, who will work with nodal officers to organize data collection and manage logistics. The data collected will be entered into a central database daily, with around 80,000 employees participating, including 48,229 from the education department and other relevant sectors. Households are grouped into Enumeration Blocks (EBs), each containing at least 150 houses, with a minimum of 175 families in larger villages. Enumerators will be assigned to each block to ensure that all data is collected within the month. Marking Survey Completion and Ensuring Data Privacy To signify survey completion, enumerators will place a sticker on each household's wall. This indicates that the household’s data has been collected and entered into the survey database. In terms of data privacy, enumerators are required to maintain confidentiality. They will explain the privacy policy to household members, ensuring them that their information will remain secure and won’t be disclosed. Once the data is recorded in survey forms, it will be securely stored, and operators will input it into the database under strict privacy protocols. Each day, supervisors monitor data entry to ensure accuracy. Daily Progress and Data Analysis The government has directed data operators to enter survey data promptly, allowing real-time analysis to facilitate accurate planning. The planning department has organized training sessions for data entry operators, emphasizing efficient and precise entry practices. Daily survey progress and data summaries are to be submitted to the planning department by 6 PM for ongoing assessment. Through a thorough, secure, and well-structured approach, the Samagra Kutumba Survey represents a strategic move by the government toward better understanding and supporting its communities. By collecting crucial data on assets, family compositions, welfare usage, and political engagement, this survey will shape policies and programs for the sustainable development of every section of society. Telangana State
  • November 5, 2024

Samagra Kutumba Survey 2024 Assessing Wealth, Debt, and Family Data

The Samagra Kutumba Survey is set to launch on the 6th of this month, aimed at collecting extensive family data…
The Telangana government has great news for candidates preparing for teaching positions. The Department of School Education has officially released the Telangana Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) 2025 notification. In line with the promise made by Chief Minister Revanth Reddy to conduct TET exams twice a year, this is the second notification for TET in 2025. With lakhs of candidates gearing up to take this exam, the Telangana Education Department has confirmed that the TET 2025 exams will be held in January. According to the notification, the exams will take place online from January 1st to January 20th, 2025. Candidates who are interested must apply between November 5th and November 20th, 2024, through the official portal. Key Dates and Application Process The TET 2025 notification highlights important dates for candidates preparing for the examination: Application Start Date: November 5, 2024 Application End Date: November 20, 2024 Exam Dates: January 1 to January 20, 2025 Interested candidates can visit the official website of the Telangana Department of School Education to submit their applications online. The exam will be conducted in a computer-based format. Telangana TET Exam Structure and Eligibility The Telangana Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) is an essential exam for aspiring teachers in Telangana. It is conducted twice a year, and the upcoming January exam will be the 10th TET since its inception. To be eligible for the exam: Paper 1 Eligibility: Candidates who have completed the Diploma in Elementary Education (D.Ed) are eligible to apply for Paper 1. Paper 2 Eligibility: Candidates with a Bachelor of Education (B.Ed) degree can apply for Paper 2. These exams are crucial not only for new candidates but also for in-service teachers seeking promotion to the position of School Assistant. Since the introduction of TET, the exam has been held nine times, with the upcoming January test marking the 10th edition. TET 2025: A Growing Demand The Telangana TET 2025 exams have seen increased interest over the years. In the last TET exams held in May and June 2024, a total of 2.35 lakh candidates participated, out of which 1.09 lakh candidates qualified. The exam continues to be an essential qualification for teaching positions in government schools. The government's commitment to conducting the TET exams twice a year is part of their larger effort to streamline the hiring of qualified teachers. Thousands of in-service teachers will also be appearing for the upcoming exams, as the TET qualification is mandatory for promotions. Recent TET Exam Trends and Insights The Telangana government, under the leadership of Chief Minister Revanth Reddy, has prioritized the recruitment and regularization of teacher positions. This year’s TET exam conducted in May 2024 was the 9th edition of the exam, and it saw a large number of candidates qualifying for various teaching positions. For the upcoming TET 2025, the Telangana Education Department expects even more candidates to participate. The last TET exam had over 2.35 lakh participants, with a qualifying rate of approximately 46%. As the government continues to ensure that well-qualified educators fill teaching positions, the demand for these exams remains high. How to Apply for TET 2025 The application process for Telangana TET 2025 is entirely online. Candidates can follow these steps to apply: Visit the Official Website: Access the official Telangana Department of School Education website at https://schooledu.telangana.gov.in. Download the Information Bulletin: Candidates should first download and carefully read the TET 2025 Information Bulletin available on the website from November 5th, 2024. Submit Online Application: The application submission window is open from November 5th to November 20th, 2024. Fill in all necessary details, upload required documents, and complete the payment of the application fee. Prepare for the Exam: Once the application is submitted, candidates can begin preparing for the online computer-based exam, which will be conducted from January 1st to January 20th, 2025. Why TET is Important for Teaching Careers The Telangana Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) plays a significant role in the recruitment process for teachers in government schools. The qualification is mandatory for anyone aspiring to become a government school teacher or seeking promotions as School Assistants. The TET ensures that only qualified candidates are selected for these important roles, helping to maintain the standard of education in Telangana schools. In-service teachers also appear for the exam as part of their career advancement, making it an essential step for promotions and career growth in the education sector. Telangana TET 2025: Exam Preparation Tips Preparing for the TET exam requires a structured approach, especially with the growing competition. Here are some tips to help candidates prepare effectively: Understand the Exam Pattern: Review the syllabus for both Paper 1 and Paper 2. Make sure you understand the topics covered in each paper. Practice with Previous Year Papers: Solving past TET exam papers can give candidates a good idea of the types of questions to expect and help improve time management. Focus on Key Topics: Pay special attention to important subjects like Child Development and Pedagogy, Mathematics, Environmental Studies, and Language subjects. Take Mock Tests: Practicing with online mock tests can help candidates get comfortable with the computer-based test format and improve their speed and accuracy. Conclusion The Telangana TET 2025 is a crucial opportunity for aspiring teachers and in-service educators looking to enhance their careers. With the exams scheduled to take place in January 2025, candidates must prepare effectively to succeed in this highly competitive exam. For further details on the Telangana TET 2025 notification, candidates can visit the official website and stay updated with the latest announcements. Make sure to submit your application between November 5th and November 20th, 2024, to secure your chance to take part in this important exam. Telangana State
  • November 4, 2024

TG TET 2025 Notification Exam Dates, Application Process, and Full Details

The Telangana Government (TG) has great news for candidates preparing for teaching positions. The Department of School Education has officially…
Telangana TET: Key Dates and Exam Frequency In a significant move to streamline teacher recruitment, the Telangana government announced that the TET exam will be held twice a year. Earlier this year, the first phase of the TET exam was conducted online between May 20 and June 2, with the second phase notification released on November 4. According to the job calendar issued in August, the January exams will follow shortly after this notification, although the exact dates—whether before or after Sankranti—are yet to be finalized. Overview of the May 2024 TET Exam Results The TET exam conducted in May witnessed an impressive turnout, with approximately 235,000 candidates participating. Among these, around 109,000 candidates successfully cleared the exam. Given that the state also conducted the District Selection Committee (DSC) exams recently, a slight dip in candidate turnout for the January TET exam is expected. Since the TET exam is conducted online, exam slots need to be allocated over several days, requiring around 7–10 days of scheduling. Eligibility Criteria for TET 2024 The eligibility requirements for the TET 2024 remain straightforward: Paper 1: Candidates must have completed their Diploma in Elementary Education (D.Ed.). Paper 2: Candidates are required to have a Bachelor’s degree in Education (B.Ed.). This eligibility criterion aligns with the government's policy of requiring TET certification for promotions to School Assistant positions. As a result, many in-service teachers are expected to appear for the exam. TET Exam Track Record and Increased Demand Since the inception of the Telangana TET, the exam has been conducted nine times. The January 2024 session will mark the tenth occurrence of this exam. Following Telangana's state formation, the TET has been conducted six times, including the May 2024 session. It is notable that under the Congress administration, the TET will now be conducted twice within the same calendar year, indicating an accelerated effort to meet the rising demand for certified teachers. May 2024 TET Exam Analysis A detailed breakdown of the May 2024 TET shows the following participation rates: Total Applications: 286,381 candidates applied for the TET 2024. Paper 1 Attendance: Out of 85,996 applicants, 57,725 cleared the exam, resulting in a 67.13% pass rate. Paper 2 Attendance: Among 150,491 candidates, 51,443 passed, reflecting a 34.18% success rate. When compared to the TET 2023 results, Paper 1 saw a pass rate increase of 30.24%, while Paper 2 saw an improvement of 18.88%. These positive results highlight the effectiveness of the revised teacher training programs and improved exam preparation resources. Telangana State
  • November 4, 2024

Telangana TET 2024 Notification &Job Calendar Based Exam Schedule Released

The Telangana Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) notification for November 2024 has been officially released by the School Education Department on…
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