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Boom in semiconductor industry drives demand for tech roles
The semiconductor industry in our country is experiencing rapid growth fueled by high demand and enabling government policies. Industry experts note a significant surge in demand for semiconductor professionals, with a conservative estimate suggesting a compound annual growth rate of around 100% in open positions over the last three years.
Seasonal manpower demand soars, 2024 looks set to be a record year for temporary summer jobs
Most in demand are delivery, in-store, on-ground, after-sales service and manufacturing workers for industries producing summer goods with companies struggling to find people to fill roles.
PGCIL Recruitment 2023: Powergrid India is looking to hire Junior Technicians. Everything you need to know
The exam is expected to be held in January next year. Candidates who want to apply for this post and gets selected will be required to execute a service agreement bond of Rs.1,25,000/- for General/ OBC (NCL)/EWS candidates and Rs. 62,500/- for SC/ST/PwBD candidates for serving the Corporation for a minimum period of three years after completion of training successfully.
Bumper 13,000+ vacancies coming up in Delhi Police. Here are details
Lieutenant governor VK Saxena has given permission to fill up 13,013 vacancies in the junior ranks of Delhi Police by July 2024. Out of these, 3,521 vacancies are expected to be filled by December this year. The vacancies were advertised, and written exams and typing tests were conducted. The positions include 559 male and 276 female head constables, 418 vacant technical posts, and 840 multi-tasking staff posts.
ISRO Scientist Salary 2023: How much do ISRO scientists earn per month?
The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) provides a range of positions with corresponding salary levels. These roles cover technical, scientific, administrative, and support positions, with higher responsibilities resulting in higher salaries. As ISRO's work in space research remains important for India and the world, attractive salaries help attract and retain top talent. ISRO's ongoing success makes it an appealing choice for those interested in pursuing careers in space research and contributing to the field.
How to Become a Health Inspector: Salary Insights, Earnings Potential and Skills Required to Excel in Role
A healthcare inspector ensures that healthcare businesses adhere to safety and health standards set by the government. They conduct inspections and assess all aspects of medical facilities to ensure compliance with regulations. The role requires empathy and a commitment to improving public health. Healthcare inspectors may work for municipal or state governments and inspect various establishments such as hospitals, schools, restaurants, and nursing homes.
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Visually spectacular films are not made easily, require effort, time & money, feels 'Sita Ramam' star Dulquer Salmaan
DQ's next film 'King Of Kotha', a period action drama hits the theatres today.
How to Become a Business Analyst
Becoming a business analyst can be a lucrative career choice for those who enjoy data analysis and critical thinking. Business analysts help companies improve their operations and increase profits through research, communication, problem-solving, and implementation. To become a business analyst, individuals can study business analytics and acquire skills such as decision-making, leadership, negotiation, and attention to detail. Entry into this field may require completing entrance exams and gaining experience through junior positions before advancing to senior roles. The starting salary for a business analyst in India ranges from Rs 1.6 to 7.4 lakh per year.
The little girl twirls on: Nirma's journey from washing powder to cement to pharma
India's Nirma, known for its washing detergent, is seeking to expand into the pharma sector by becoming the leading contender to buy Glenmark Life Sciences. If successful, it will be Nirma's largest acquisition since buying LafargeHolcim's Indian cement assets for $1.4bn in 2016.
Telcos ramp up hiring of temporary staff
India's telecom companies are employing more temporary staff, specifically at the entry and junior levels, as new technologies evolve and recessionary trends persist. This has been due to the rise in demand for contract staff, which now account for 20% to 22%, up from previously 12% and 15% a decade ago. Some staffing experts predict that temporary staff could account for as much as 40% of telecoms' workforces by 2028. This new hiring trend proves to be more efficient in meeting the demands of newer technologies and related applications.
Next Rozgar Mela on May 16, PM to virtually distribute appointment letters
The Indian government is in "mission mode" to fill job vacancies across various ministries, with the next Rozgar Mela to be held on May 16 across 22 states. Over 70,000 new recruits will be given letters via video-conferencing by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Appointment ceremonies have taken place since October 2022, and similar ceremonies will take place until at least May 16, 2023.
India likely to add 150k jobs this year in phone manufacturing
Quess and Ciel HR officials said they have seen a 100% rise in mandates this fiscal compared to FY23. "Mobile manufacturers in India have restarted hiring in anticipation of demand boost," said Aditya Narayan Mishra, CEO of Ciel HR Services.
From people's scheme to tech quagmire: How digital 'surgical strike' hits MGNREGA workers
The latest digitisation efforts, ostensibly to weed out corruption and ensure fiscal transparency, have deviated from the primary objective of the scheme - to provide guaranteed 100 days of employment to adult members of rural households in every financial year.
UP electricity dept employees threaten to go on strike from 10 pm tonight, govt threatens to invoke ESMA
The employees began their protest under the umbrella of Vidyut Karmacharis Sanyukt Sangharsh Samiti, a union of electricity department employees, on Wednesday and held demonstrations across the state on Thursday.
Recruitment process under our govt more streamlined, transparent: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi asserted on Friday that his government had effected broad changes in the recruitment process by making it more streamlined and time-bound while boosting transparency and speed.
PM Modi to distribute appointment letters to 71,000 people
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will distribute about 71,000 appointment letters to newly inducted recruits in different government departments and organisations and address them on Friday via video-conferencing.
If Nifty breaks below 18,130, we may go below June lows, says Jai Bala
"Nifty Smallcap 50 and the Nifty Smallcap 250 they are off the all time highs from somewhere between 8% and 21% depending on which index one is looking at. They have already been underperforming and once the heavyweights start dragging the markets lower, the underperformance of the broader markets will continue. Once things start turning down for the largecaps, the selling in the broader markets could get more intense."
117 vacancies in DSSSB to be filled within 2 weeks: Sources
The 30,000 pending vacancies include those of teachers, nurses, paramedical staff, physical training instructors and technicians, the source said.
IIT Bhubaneswar bags a project under Chips to Startups program from MeitY
The project titled ‘Energy Efficient Mesh Architecture Based Indigenous Neuromorphic Processor for Extreme Edge IoT (internet of things) Applications’ will be run at IIT Bhubaneswar for a period of 5 years.
Byju’s eyes multi-billion-dollar deals, may acquire Chegg; banks raise fintech concerns with RBI
Byju Raveendran told us in an interview that the next 12 months will be the best time to acquire companies, and that Byju’s is looking at striking “multi-billion-dollar” deals around the world.
IIT Hyderabad to offer UG course in VLSI design and technology
For the training of shop-floor technicians, the government has tied up with Taiwan’s Industrial Technology Research Institute and The Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR), Singapore, sources said.
Salman Khan takes up Covid relief work, pledges to give money to 25,000 cine workers
The actor will be give Rs 1,500 to every worker on monthly basis.
Abduction of ONGC staff work of handiwork of ULFA (Independent): Assam additional DGP
Five armed people whisked away the employees in a Medical Emergency Response Vehicle stationed at the site belonging to ONGC. Later, the vehicle was found abandoned near the Nimonagarh jungles close to the Assam-Nagaland border.
In second incident in 4 months, 3 ONGC men abducted in Assam
A senior official in ONGC Assam, who did not want to be named told ET, “The abduction was carried out by five gunmen around 1.30 am. There was no demand or threat for ransom….The last time ONGC faced such an incident was in 1991. We have to review the security arrangement of people working with ONGC”.
Chief of defence staff Bipin Rawat seeks to cut pensions, up retirement age
The move by the DMA, headed by Chief of Defence Staff Gen Bipin Rawat, is part of a series of reforms aimed at ensuring efficient use of resources and manpower, the officials said.
Railways completes recruitment exercise for 1.27 lakh vacancies
Total Posts of Assistant Loco Pilots (ALPs) and technicians were 64,371 and about 47.45 lakhs candidates applied for these posts. Vacancies for Level-I posts (erstwhile group D) were 63,202 and around 1.9 crore candidates applied for these posts. A total of around 2.4 crore candidates applied, making it the largest recruitment exercise, the railways said.
Manohar Parrikar finds time after surgical strikes to counsel DRDO technician
Parrikar, who was in Dehradun on October 1, met the junior technician -Subodh Kumar -who works with the DRDO at the Jolly Grant airport, counselling him to take up the transfer.
Government may train junior doctors under national dialysis scheme
With just one nephrologist for every 10,000 kidney patients, the Centre's ambitious plan to provide dialysis care in all districts across the country faces a stiff challenge.
Jet terminates 43 trainee technicians
Jet Airways on Friday terminated the services of 43 trainee junior technicians on contract as part of its restructuring exercise in view of the challenges of the global financial downturn.
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