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India.com
7 days ago
- General
- India.com
UPSC Recruitment 2025 BIG Update: Registration ending today for these posts…, Apply now at upsconline.gov.in
UPSC Civil Services Examination 2024 results declared New Delhi: The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) will be closing the online application process for various vacancies today, July 17. These include the posts of Scientific Officer, Administrative Officer grade 1, Regional Director and other vacancies under advertisement number 08/2025. The recruitment notification can be found by candidates at and they can apply at UPSC at Below are the vacancy details for some of the posts: • Regional Director in National Centre for Organic and Natural Farming, Department of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare: 1 vacancy • Scientific Officer in National Archives of India: 2 vacancies • Administrative Officer Grade-I, Naval Headquarters: 8 vacancies • Junior Scientific Officer, Naval Headquarters: 9 vacancies • Manager Grade –I / Section Officer in Canteen Stores Department, Ministry of Defence: 19 vacancies • Senior Design Officer Grade-I (Construction), Naval Headquarters: 4 vacancies • Senior Design Officer Grade-I (Engineering), Naval Headquarters: 3 vacancies • Assistant (Aeronautical) in Directorate General of Aeronautical Quality Assurance, Department of Defence Production: 3 vacancies • Senior Scientific Assistant (Chemical) in Directorate General of Aeronautical Quality Assurance: 2 vacancies • Senior Scientific Assistant (Computer Science/Computer Engineering) in Directorate General of Aeronautical Quality Assurance: 4 vacancies • Assistant Legislative Counsel (Regional Languages), Official Languages Wing, Legislative Department, Ministry of Law and Justice: 14 vacancies If the candidate wants to see the complete list of vacancies, and need to know the eligibility criteria for each post, they can visit the official notification here. The appointment of the candidates would be done on a probationary basis, and as they complete the probation period successfully, they would be eligible for permanent appointment. How to apply for the applications? For the convenience of the candidates, we have mentioned the steps via which they can apply for the positions: • Candidates need to visit the official website at • Go to the home page and click on 'ONLINE RECRUITMENT APPLICATION (ORA) FOR VARIOUS RECRUITMENT POSTS'. • Select the 'Apply Now' option for the desired post. • Make sure to read the instructions and proceed. • Provide the requested information to register yourself (in case of new registration). • Log in by entering your credentials. • Fill the application form, and upload necessary documents. • Save a copy of the form for future preferences. What is the eligibility criteria for UPSC exams? Candidates need to be Indian citizens, they need to have a bachelor's degree from a recognized university, and must be between 21 and 32 years old as of August 1st of the exam year to be eligible for the UPSC Civil Services Exam. There are also relaxations for certain categories.
Indian Express
07-07-2025
- Indian Express
Suspicious Pak boat off Raigad coast turns out to be buoy, security stepped up
A Pakistani buoy, which floated off Indian waters, was spotted near Revdanda coast in Maharashtra's Raigad early Monday, following which security along the coastline in the district was stepped up. The buoy did not have any persons on it, an official said, adding that it has been seized. Buoy, with GPS trackers installed in it, is generally used to prevent the nets used by fishermen to catch fish from sinking. Security agencies are, however, undertaking various measures to ensure that no one manages to enter Raigad. On Sunday, a 'suspicious boat' named Muqaddar Buaya with a Pakistan flag was moving in the Indian territorial waters between 18 and 20 nautical miles from Colaba lighthouse and it eventually reached Raigad between 4 am and 5 am on Monday. The Naval Headquarters in Delhi had alerted the Indian Coast Guard and the Indian Navy regarding this. Following the alert, teams from Raigad Police, Bomb Detection and Disposal Squad (BDDS), Quick Response Team (QRT), the Navy and the Coast Guard rushed to the spot. Raigad Superintendent of Police Anchal Dalal, along with senior police officials, reached the coast to monitor the situation, the official said. Efforts to trace the 'boat' were hampered by heavy rain and strong winds. However, it turned out to be a fishing net buoy and the Coast Guard reported that it has been carried into Indian waters with Class B AIS Transponders, the official said On January 3, this year, a similar buoy was found in Gujarat's Okha, the official added. However, all marine police station officers have been instructed to be vigilant. The official said that various teams of 52 officers and 554 police personnel from the Raigad District Police Force have been deployed to prevent any possible infiltration and sabotage through the sea route.
India Today
30-06-2025
- Business
- India Today
UPSC opens recruitment for over 200 posts in defence, health, environment ministries
The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) has issued an extensive recruitment notification for 2025, opening up more than 200 permanent posts across various central government ministries and departments. The UPSC Recruitment 2025 drive includes roles such as Regional Director and Administrative candidates can apply online by visiting the official UPSC website at The selection process evaluates candidates based on educational credentials, relevant work experience, and performance in tests or RECRUITMENT 2025: KEY VACANCIESThe UPSC has detailed vacancies in multiple departments. Notable posts include: - Regional Director at the National Centre for Organic and Natural Farming- Scientific Officer at the National Archives of India- Administrative Officer Grade-I in the Naval Headquarters- Junior Scientific Officer in the Directorate of Civilian Personnel, Ministry of Defence- Manager Grade-I / Section Officer in the Canteen Stores Department- Senior Design Officer Grade-I in Naval Headquarters- Senior Scientific Assistant in Aeronautical Quality Assurance- Scientist 'B' in Zoological Survey of India- Dialysis Medical Officer in the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare- Executive Engineer (Civil) in the Irrigation & Flood Control DepartmentHOW TO APPLY FOR UPSC RECRUITMENT 2025To apply for the UPSC Recruitment 2025, candidates must:- Visit the official website, Click on the relevant recruitment link- Complete the online application form- Upload required documents, including a recent photograph- Make the payment and click submitDirect link to full UPSC Recruitment 2025 notificationThe recruitment offers diverse opportunities for candidates looking to serve in various government sectors. Eligibility criteria and post-specific requirements are in the full notification on the UPSC's official site. Aspiring applicants should review the criteria arrangement provides career paths in departments such as the Ministry of Defence, Ministry of Environment, and Ministry of Health. Each position has unique requirements tailored to departmental UPSC's recruitment process ensures candidates with the right qualifications and experience are selected. Applicants undergo thorough assessments to determine their suitability for the roles individuals should take advantage of this opportunity and prepare their applications meticulously to meet all necessary criteria and deadlines as stated in the official notification.- Ends
Time of India
28-06-2025
- Time of India
Op Sindoor Leaked: How Indian Navy staffer was lured by Pak handler ‘Priya Sharma' into spying
A routine social media romance turned into a national security breach. Vishal Yadav, an Upper Division Clerk at Naval Headquarters in Delhi, has been arrested for leaking sensitive defence information, including classified updates from Operation Sindoor, to a Pakistani handler posing as 'Priya Sharma' on Facebook. Like a previous espionage case involving Ravi Meena in 2022, Yadav fell into a similar trap: chats moved from Facebook to WhatsApp to Telegram, with encrypted messages and payments exchanged for secrets. Authorities say he sold intel related to India's cross-border military strikes in Pakistan and PoK, earning nearly ₹2 lakh. Forensic checks confirmed files, chats, and financial links. The case highlights growing threats from digital espionage networks exploiting romantic traps and social media. Are our insiders secure enough? This report exposes the modern face of spying in the digital age.#operationsindoor #vishalyadav #priyasharma #indiannavy #espionagecase #navysecrets #pakistanhandler #priyasharma #spynetwork #toi #toibharat #bharat #breakingnews #indianews Read More
Time of India
26-06-2025
- Time of India
Money, social media trail exposes spy's links with ISI
Jaipur: Intelligence agencies are conducting a detailed investigation into the financial links between a Pakistani ISI handler and Vishal Yadav, an Upper Division Clerk (UDC) posted at the Naval Headquarters in Delhi. Yadav, who was arrested in Delhi and brought to Jaipur Wednesday, allegedly received money directly in his bank account and through cryptocurrency transactions for spying for Pakistan. The money trail played a crucial role in leading investigators to his arrest. Suspicion over Yadav's activities surfaced during a review of Facebook accounts flagged in a 2022 espionage case involving one Ravi Prakash Meena, a Class IV employee posted at Sena Bhawan in Delhi. Meena was arrested by the Rajasthan police's intelligence wing in Oct 2022 for allegedly leaking sensitive military information to Pakistani handlers. He was lured into the network by a woman identifying herself as Anjali Tiwari on social media, who later moved their conversation to encrypted platforms. Investigators probing Meena's case placed several suspicious social media accounts under surveillance, including one named "Priya Sharma." Yadav's name came up during this review. As the surveillance on Yadav deepened, officials found that he too shared sensitive military information, including updates on military operations such as Op Sindoor. Payments were made to Yadav in small instalments, ranging from Rs 5,000 to Rs 6,000 for low-level information and up to Rs 50,000 for high-value intelligence. Some of the transactions were made using USDT cryptocurrency. A senior official said that Yadav is a resident of a village in Rewari district, Haryana. His family, currently based in Rewari city, includes several members who served in the police force. His father, a former assistant sub-inspector in the Haryana police, took voluntary retirement about a decade ago. Yadav joined the Navy five years ago after clearing the SSB examination. During a forensic examination of Yadav's phone, investigators recovered encrypted messages, financial records and sensitive files. His extensive involvement in online gaming also surfaced during the probe. Yadav was presented in court Thursday and remanded to four days of police custody.
