selection post ladakh

The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has announced the release of additional result-2 for the Selection Posts Ladakh 2022 (Matriculation Level posts). This follows the initial result declaration on December 23, 2022, and aims to shortlist candidates for further scrutiny. The additional result-2 is in accordance with the Notice of Selection Posts/Ladakh/2022, providing additional candidates based on merit and availability. Candidates previously declared as "Not Qualified" have been reconsidered, with a deadline for document submission set for April 2, 2024.

The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) is set to announce the results for the Constable General Duty (GD) recruitment exam soon. Candidates can view the results on the official SSC website. The recruitment aimed to fill positions for Rifleman (GD) in various forces. After the results, qualified candidates will proceed to the Physical Standard Test (PST), Physical Efficiency Test, medical examination, and document verification.

The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has released the final answer key for the SSC Selection Post Phase X exam. Candidates can download the answer key from the official website of the Commission. The answer key and question papers are available for one month. The exam is conducted to recruit candidates for Group B and C posts in Central Government Ministries and Departments.

Staff Selection Commission (SSC) will end the registration process for Phase-XI/2023/Selection Post on March 27. Candidates will be able to apply online through the official website at ssc.nic.in.

SSC SP Ladakh 2022 : As per the notification the staff selection commission has invited the online applications for the post of selection post ladakh recruitment 2022. The eligible and interested candidates can apply for the post on the official website i.

With India all set to kick off the upgrade of the critical Nyoma advance landing ground to ensure it can handle fighter operations against China, the former air vice marshal writes about conducting the first trial landing in 2009 in eastern Ladakh that paved the way for its creation

There are over 4.92 crore cases pending in courts of India. Despite this, over 6,000 posts of judges and judicial officers remain vacant in high courts and district and subordinate courts. Data recently shared by minister of law and justice Kiren Rijiju in the Parliament revealed that as on March 27, 2023, as many as 360 posts of judges were vacant in HCs of the country. And 5,667 posts of judicial officers were vacant in district and subordinate courts.

The Indian Army is cranking up its expertise on Mandarin and 'advanced sector specialisations' on China, which comes after additional forces and firepower were 'rebalanced' to the northern borders since the military confrontation erupted in eastern Ladakh almost two years ago.

The Congress dissidents who wrote a letter to party president Sonia Gandhi are likely to issue regular statements on national issues independent of the official party platform, a move that may appear designed to show gaps and deficiencies in the party’s articulation of criticism of the Modi government. Some members of G23 want to talk about the issues on which Congress is silent.

After Manali-Leh and Srinagar-Leh highways, Darcha-Shinkula-Padum road has also been opened to connect Himachal Pradesh to Zanskar valley of Ladakh and further to Kargil and Leh. Widening and blacktopping works on this road are continuing on a war footing.

As we make sense and come to terms with Galwan encounter, my first duty is to pay homage to Col Santosh Babu and his composite team (drawn from many regiments but embodying 'Veer Bihari' spirit of 16 Bihar).

Scores of students, old boys and teachers of Korukonda Sainik School in Vizianagaram district on Thursday bade a tearful adieu to Colonel Santosh Babu, who was martyred in a violent face-off with the Chinese army in Ladakh. The colonel was an alumnus of the school.

The Centre has decided to lower the quota from existing 50% to 33% for local officers from state services to IAS, IPS and IFoS in the union territories of J&K and Ladakh. "Now, the pan-India rule of 67:33 (i.e. 67% posts for directly recruited officers and the rest from the state services) will apply to both the union territories," an official explained.

The J&K HC has invited applications for 33 non-gazetted posts from candidates across the country. This is the first time in the Valley that eligibility for any government job isn't limited to "permanent residents" of Kashmir and Ladakh. Vacancies are for stenographers, typists, drivers and for 17 'open merit' posts anyone from outside J&K can be selected.