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Free coaching to SC, ST youth for competitive exams: Andhra Min Swamy
Free coaching to SC, ST youth for competitive exams: Andhra Min Swamy

New Indian Express

timea day ago

  • Politics
  • New Indian Express

Free coaching to SC, ST youth for competitive exams: Andhra Min Swamy

ONGOLE: Social Welfare Minister Dr Dola Sree Bala Veeranjaneya Swamy announced that the State government will be launching free coaching centres in Vijayawada, Visakhapatnam, and Tirupati under the Dr BR Ambedkar Study Circles for various competitive exams to support SC/ST youth. Orders have already been issued to relevant officials, and applications from eligible candidates will be invited shortly, he added. These centres will offer guidance and training for exams such as Bank Probationary Officers (PO), Staff Selection Commission (SSC), and Railway Recruitment Board (RRB). Dr Swamy urged unemployed SC/ST youth to seize this opportunity to secure government jobs and uplift their future. In a review meeting at his Turpu Naidupalem camp office, Dola discussed improving greenery and sanitation across the Kondapi segment and district. He instructed officials to respond swiftly and sincerely to public grievances, especially those involving farmers and delays in online procedures. Dola emphasised the importance of permanent solutions and called for a proactive approach to clean drainage systems and ensure all street lights are functional. The social welfare minister urged officers to maintain village infrastructure and avoid making citizens go through repeated rounds at government offices. 'When duties are performed sincerely, the government earns the goodwill of the people,' he noted.

SBI PO 2025 application window closing today: Check steps to apply and other details here
SBI PO 2025 application window closing today: Check steps to apply and other details here

Time of India

time14-07-2025

  • Business
  • Time of India

SBI PO 2025 application window closing today: Check steps to apply and other details here

SBI PO recruitment 2025: The State Bank of India (SBI) will close the online registration process for Probationary Officer (PO) Recruitment 2025 today, July 14, 2025. Candidates aspiring to apply for the SBI PO positions can do so by moving to the official website, The reccuitment drive aims to fill 541 vacancies. The application window, which opened on June 24, includes registration, uploading of required documents, fee payment, and final submission. The selection process for SBI PO 2025 is structured across four rigorous phases. It begins with the Preliminary Examination, an objective test designed to evaluate a candidate's proficiency in reasoning, quantitative aptitude, and English language skills. Those who qualify move on to the Main Examination, which comprises both objective and descriptive components aimed at testing deeper analytical and writing abilities. The third stage is the Psychometric Test, introduced to assess personality traits, behavioural tendencies, and decision-making capabilities. Finally, shortlisted candidates undergo an Interview and Group Exercise, which serve as the conclusive round to gauge leadership potential, communication skills, and overall suitability for the role. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Đây có thể là thời điểm tốt nhất để giao dịch vàng trong 5 năm qua IC Markets Tìm hiểu thêm Undo SBI PO recruitment 2025: Steps to apply Candidates can follow the steps mentioned here to apply for the SBI PO vacancies 2025 from the official website: Visit the official website, Click on the 'Careers' tab and navigate to 'Current Openings.' Find the SBI PO Recruitment 2025 link and select 'Apply Online.' Register using a valid email ID and mobile number. Fill in the application form with accurate details. Upload the required documents in the prescribed format. Pay the fee (if applicable) and submit the form. Alternatively, candidates can click on the link provided here to download the SBI PO application 2025. Candidates can stay tuned to the official website to get the latest updates of the SBI PO recruitment process 2025. Ready to navigate global policies? Secure your overseas future. Get expert guidance now!

Disabled man dies in Gurgaon jail before release; family alleges negligence, jail denies wrongdoing
Disabled man dies in Gurgaon jail before release; family alleges negligence, jail denies wrongdoing

Time of India

time05-07-2025

  • Time of India

Disabled man dies in Gurgaon jail before release; family alleges negligence, jail denies wrongdoing

GURGAON: A 47-year-old physically disabled man died after his health deteriorated in Gurgaon's Bhondsi jail on Friday. Lokesh Kumar , a resident of Gurgaon, was arrested by the Proclaimed Offender (PO) staff of the Gurgaon police on 24 June in connection with a cheque bounce case. According to his family, Kumar, who had an 80% disability, was on bed rest after being discharged from a local hospital just ten days before his arrest. Kumar, an insurance agent, is survived by his mother, wife, son, and daughter. On Friday, while Kumar's family waited outside Gurgaon jail for his release—after he was granted bail by a local court—an ambulance arrived at the jail gate. Police officers rushed the unconscious Kumar to a nearby civil hospital. The family attempted to check on him as he was being placed in the ambulance but received no response. They followed the ambulance to the hospital, where Kumar was admitted to the emergency ward. You Can Also Check: Gurgaon AQI | Weather in Gurgaon | Bank Holidays in Gurgaon | Public Holidays in Gurgaon Doctors declared Kumar dead at around 2:30 pm on Friday. The family accused jail staff of abandoning Kumar at the hospital without informing them. However, jail authorities claimed that Kumar had been suffering from multiple illnesses—including polio, heart disease, and intestinal issues—which caused his condition to worsen just minutes before his scheduled release. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Secure Your Child's Future with Strong English Fluency Planet Spark Learn More Undo Advocate Anuj Raghav, a relative of the deceased, said that when the PO staff came to arrest Lokesh Kumar, the family pleaded with them not to take him into custody due to his poor health. "He had 80% disability and was not well. The PO staff told us that Kumar had been declared a proclaimed offender as he had not appeared in court for a cheque bounce case, and they were bound to arrest him. They took him into custody from his home on 24 June, and he remained in jail until he was granted bail on Friday. After the bail order was sent to the jail, the family waited outside to take him home," Raghav said. He further claimed that the jail authorities failed to inform the family about Kumar's deteriorating health and took him to the hospital, where he was later declared dead. The family alleged that the police left Kumar at the hospital without notifying them. Kumar's paternal cousin claimed he died in police custody and demanded an inquiry. However, Naresh Goyal , superintendent of Gurgaon jail, said that Kumar was already ill and denied any negligence by the jail staff. "He had recently undergone intestinal surgery and was a heart patient. He also had polio and a swollen foot. After receiving his bail orders, we were preparing for his release when he fell ill. Without delay, the jail staff took him to the civil hospital in the jail's ambulance, but he died there," Goyal said. He added that a post-mortem was conducted on Saturday and the family was informed about Kumar's condition. "The family acknowledged his poor health and is now satisfied that there was no fault on the part of the jail staff, and that it was a natural death," Goyal concluded.

5208 vacancies at Institute of Banking Personnel Selection, apply by July 21
5208 vacancies at Institute of Banking Personnel Selection, apply by July 21

India Today

time01-07-2025

  • Business
  • India Today

5208 vacancies at Institute of Banking Personnel Selection, apply by July 21

The Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) has initiated the application process for the IBPS PO Recruitment 2025. Candidates interested in the Probationary Officer/Management Trainee roles can register on the official website until July recruitment aims to fill 5208 vacancies across various PO RECRUITMENT 2025: VACANCIESParticipating banks have announced their specific vacancy numbers: - Bank of Baroda: 1000advertisement- Bank of India: 700- Bank of Maharashtra: 1000- Canara Bank: 1000- Central Bank of India: 500- Indian Overseas Bank: 450- Punjab National Bank: 200- Punjab & Sind Bank: 358IBPS PO RECRUITMENT 2025: ELIGIBILITY CRITERIATo be eligible for the IBPS PO Recruitment 2025, candidates must be between 20 and 30 years of age as of July 1, 2025, with age relaxations for reserved categories.A graduation degree from a recognised university is mandatory. Moreover, candidates need to ensure they have a healthy credit history as per bank application fee is Rs 175 for SC/ST/PwBD candidates and Rs 850 for PO RECRUITMENT 2025: HOW TO APPLYCandidates can apply for the IBPS PO 2025 by following these steps:- Visit the official IBPS websiteadvertisement- Click on the IBPS PO 2025 recruitment link- Fill out the application form with accurate details- Upload the required documents- Pay the application fee and submitIBPS PO RECRUITMENT 2025: IMPORTANT DATESThe registration period for IBPS PO 2025 began on July 1 and will conclude on July 21. Candidates must complete their fee payments within the same prelims exam is scheduled for August 2025, followed by results in exams will occur in October, with results expected by are set between December 2025 and January 2026, leading to provisional allotment by February the full IBPS PO Recruitment 2025 notification PO CREDIT HISTORY REQUIREMENTSIBPS emphasises the necessity of maintaining an updated credit report."Candidates whose CIBIL or similar agencies have not been updated before joining must either update the status or produce NOCs from lenders, indicating no outstanding issues. Failing this, the offer may be withdrawn. The final discretion remains with the allotted Bank," IBPS are advised to read the notification thoroughly on the IBPS website for further details.- Ends

Were there irregularities in Poland's presidential election?
Were there irregularities in Poland's presidential election?

Time of India

time25-06-2025

  • Politics
  • Time of India

Were there irregularities in Poland's presidential election?

Polish presidential elections (Image credits: Deutsche Welle) Ever since Karol Nawrocki was declared the winner of the June 1 presidential election, The Polish right has been brimming over with confidence. Jaroslaw Kaczynski, leader of the opposition Law and Justice (PiS) party, is mobilizing his supporters, readying them for a tough battle with the pro-EU center-left government of prime minister Donald Tusk. Kaczynski aims to work with Nawrocki to bring down Tusk's government and return to power at the latest after the next parliamentary election in 2027. But news that Poland's Supreme Court has been flooded with complaints about the election is casting a pall over the opposition's jubilation. 50,000 complaints Malgorzata Manowska, the first president of the Supreme Court of Poland, said more than 50,000 complaints had been received. And it has been reported that there are still sacks full of protests yet to be registered. Those filing complaints claim that there were irregularities in the count to the detriment of Nawrocki's pro-EU opponent, Rafal Trzaskowski. 'We will not tolerate such fraud' Speaking at the first public PiS event since the election, Kaczynski on Sunday accused the governing coalition of seeking to call into question the result of the election. "We will not tolerate such fraud, Kaczynski told supporters. "We will not allow the election to be stolen from us." by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Essen: GEERS sucht 700 Testhörer für Hörgeräte ohne Zuzahlung GEERS Undo Nawrocki narrowly won the second round of the presidential election on June 1, getting roughly 51 per cent of the vote to Trzaskowski's 49 per cent. Addressing the prime minister, the Nawrocki said: "The future president will not allow Poland to be robbed of its democracy and the freedom to elect its president." Nawrocki, a 42-year-old historian, called on Tusk to "abstain from hysterical reactions and stop destroying Polish democracy." He is scheduled to be inaugurated on August 6. Tusk calls for clarification Tusk initially responded with great restraint to reports of electoral irregularities. Immediately after the runoff election, reports appeared on social media, saying Nawrocki was often surprisingly ahead in constituencies where Trzaskowski had clearly been in front in the first round. Because Tusk and other leading members of his party, Civic Platform (PO), said nothing about the allegations, PO lawmaker Roman Giertych seized the initiative. He uploaded to the Internet a form he said anyone who wanted to lodge a complaint could simply fill out. "It was electoral fraud," declared the lawyer, who is one of PiS's fiercest critics. To compromise Giertych, the right-wing television channel Republika has for days been broadcasting recordings of private telephone calls made by the politician. It is likely that they were recorded using Pegasus spy technology. Prime minister versus president Tusk has since cast his restraint aside, clashing with the outgoing president, Andrzej Duda, during a meeting of the National Security Council last week. Duda comes from the same political camp as Nawrocki. The two also clashed on X. "Are you not just curious, as people, about the real election outcome? Of course you are. And, as we know, honest people have nothing to fear," Tusk posted, addressing Duda, Kaczynski and Nawrocki directly. "Mr Tusk and his colleagues cannot accept defeat," Duda retorted. "I am not curious about the election result because I know the result. The State Electoral Commission announced it long ago," he posted, emphasising that Nawrocki had won by a margin of just under 370,000. Government not calling for recount The Supreme Court has registered about 10,000 of the written complaints submitted. In the case of 13 commissions, a recount was ordered, with errors discovered in 11 constituencies. In most cases, votes for Trzaskowski were counted for Nawrocki or the names of the candidates were mixed up in the official record. In one case, the public prosecutor has launched proceedings. "We are not challenging the election result. We just want to clear up any problem cases," government spokesman Adam Szlapka said. Many members of the ruling coalition, including deputy prime minister Wladyslaw Kosiniak-Kamysz, are of the opinion that the scale of the irregularities is not enough to call into question Nawrocki's victory. "No leader of the coalition parties has called for a recount of all votes," said Wlodzimierz Czarzasty, chairman of the New Left, on Tuesday after a coalition meeting. Supreme Court to decide next week The Supreme Court has until July 2 to investigate the complaints. The judges must give their verdict on the validity of the poll within 30 days of the election. Two sittings of the Supreme Court are scheduled to be held this Friday. Wojciech Hermelinski, a former head of the electoral commission, doubts that this will be enough in view of the number of complaints involved. Moreover, it is unlikely that the Supreme Court's decision will end the dispute because the Chamber of Extraordinary Control and Public Affairs (the Supreme Court chamber that decides on the validity of the election) was created by PiS and is not viewed as independent or impartial by either the European Court of Justice or the European Court of Human Rights. " The Polish judiciary is complete chaos," Manowska said. "I am not claiming that the presidential election was rigged," Bartosz Wielinski wrote in the Polish daily newspaper Gazeta Wyborcza. "However, there are so many question marks in the debate about the result that a recount of all votes cast in the election runoff is becoming Poland's reason of state." Political scientist Antoni Dudek has cautioned the government against pushing the "myth of rigged elections." This myth would be extremely dangerous for the stability of the Polish state and could lead to violence or even a civil war, Dudek told the television channel Polsat on Monday. Meanwhile, Szymon Holownia, speaker of the Polish parliament, sought to pour oil on troubled waters. "If the Supreme Court declares the election valid, I will call the National Assembly on August 6 so that Karol Nawrocki can take the oath of office," Holownia said on Tuesday.

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