Every revenue village will have a GPO: Ponguleti
Speaking on the occasion, he said they were giving opportunities to the former VROs and VRAs as the GPOs and added that 3454 employees had qualified to become the GPOs in the special exam held by the State government.
He said they had decided to hold the exam again following a request by the revenue department employees associations and added that they would reveal the details of the conduct of the exams very soon.
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