Speaking to the media, Anita said some leaders were spreading misinformation about irregularities in DSC recruitment without any evidence. She stressed that Home Minister Anita warns against false propaganda because such claims can create confusion among job aspirants and the public. She added that criminal cases would be filed against those who intentionally spread false information.

The minister said the coalition government is committed to transparency and is ready to answer public concerns. She also highlighted that many teachers currently serving in the state were recruited during previous TDP administrations and noted that the government has taken steps to address past issues.

Anita further criticized opposition leaders for making allegations without proper understanding of government initiatives. She said the government remains focused on public welfare and development rather than political controversies.

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The DSC candidates alleged irregularities in the recruitment process and claimed that deserving applicants faced injustice. They urged the government to address their concerns and ensure fair selection procedures.

Jagan criticized the handling of the recruitment process and questioned the transparency of the selection system. He demanded a thorough investigation into the allegations and called for accountability from the authorities responsible for conducting the recruitment examinations.

He assured candidates that his party would continue supporting their efforts and would fight for their rights until justice is delivered. The issue has become a major topic of discussion among job aspirants across Andhra Pradesh.

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The protesters alleged large-scale irregularities in the DSC teacher recruitment process. They demanded justice for unemployed youth and called for a high-level investigation into the recruitment procedure. During the DSC Irregularities Protest, party workers raised slogans against the state government and accused officials of failing to ensure transparency.

YCP student wing representatives staged protests near collectorates and education department offices in many districts. In a few places, tension increased when activists attempted to lay siege to government offices.

The protestors warned that they would continue their agitation until eligible candidates receive fair treatment. They also urged the government to respond quickly to the concerns raised by job aspirants.

The demonstrations drew participation from student leaders, party workers, and unemployed candidates from different parts of the state. Political reactions over the DSC issue are expected to intensify in the coming days.

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Earlier, on December 17, a single-judge bench of Justice Biswajit Basu had cancelled the appointments. The court held that the teachers were recruited illegally in GTA-run schools across Darjeeling, Kurseong, and Kalimpong.

Challenging that decision, the GTA moved the division bench comprising Justice Tapabrata Chakraborty and Justice Biswaroop Chowdhury. The matter was heard at the Jalpaiguri Circuit Bench.

While granting the stay, the division bench noted that the single-judge order did not adequately consider key circumstances. The court observed that many teachers had served for long periods. It also noted that regular recruitment remained stalled for years due to prolonged political unrest in the hill regions.

The case stems from allegations that appointments were made without official notifications and outside established recruitment procedures. Earlier, the single-judge bench had ordered a CBI investigation into the matter.

That probe order was later modified after the Supreme Court ruled that the state CID would conduct the investigation instead. The main case on alleged irregular appointments remains pending before the High Court.

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The JAC criticised the former government for ignoring government colleges and allowing private institutions to operate without control. It noted that only 380 junior colleges existed at the formation of Telangana, with fewer than 60,000 students. It added that earlier governments announced free education for SC, ST and BC students but released only limited funds. The JAC said the new administration revived confidence in public education with several strong decisions.

It highlighted the recruitment of 1,300 lecturers through TGPSC and monthly facility maintenance grants for all junior colleges. The government also sanctioned ₹56.16 crore for infrastructure and repairs in 326 colleges. Special funds for lab upgrades and sports equipment improved academic conditions.

The JAC welcomed new systems like CCTV monitoring, online services, QR-coded hall tickets and the first state-wide mega parent-teacher meeting. It said these reforms created transparency and encouraged student support. The JAC also appreciated improvements in exam printing and revaluation systems.

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The minister said this phase will include more than 2,700 posts across primary, middle, and plus-two levels. He added that the Education Department is collecting updated vacancy lists from all districts. Once the roster is completed, the recruitment process will move forward.

So far, only 15 districts have submitted vacancy data. Reports from 23 districts are still pending. Officials estimate that the total number of teacher vacancies statewide may reach nearly one lakh. These openings will be filled in two stages, with TRE 5 planned immediately after TRE 4.

The government aims to speed up teacher appointments to reduce shortages in government schools and improve the quality of education across Bihar.

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The Minister shared this update after opening a new e-library at Kanchi Mamunivar Government Institute for Postgraduate Studies and Research. He said that better facilities in schools and colleges will support students and help teachers work more effectively.

Along with filling new vacancies, the government will also regularise 292 contract teachers. This step will give these teachers job security and help maintain stability in classrooms. The Minister said that a strong and steady teaching workforce is important for improving learning outcomes.

He also stressed that Puducherry needs better infrastructure, updated resources, and timely recruitment to build a strong academic environment. The government plans to speed up development work in schools and give more support to teachers.

With these measures, Puducherry is preparing for major progress in its education sector. The new recruitment drive is expected to create stronger learning conditions for students and a more reliable system for educators.

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Thakur praised the school’s strong performance. The institution achieved 100% results in Class 10 and Class 12 exams last year. He also appreciated local villagers for contributing ₹16 lakh to purchase three bighas of land to support the school’s infrastructure growth.

The minister highlighted the government’s broader efforts to strengthen education across the state. Over the last three years, the government appointed nearly 7,000 regular teachers. Recruitment for over 9,000 additional posts is currently underway, including TGTs, JBTs, lecturers, C&V teachers and NTTs.

Thakur encouraged students and teachers to continue their good work. He also stressed the need for regular school inspections to ensure high standards and accountability.

He added that the government introduced English-medium education from Class 1 to help rural students compete globally. He noted that Himachal Pradesh performed exceptionally well in both ASER and NAS surveys due to these reforms.

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Tejashwi Yadav accused the NDA government of reducing teacher recruitment posts. He claimed that after the Mahagathbandhan government collapsed, the NDA promised to recruit over ten lakh teachers under the Teacher Recruitment Examination-4 (TRE-4). However, one lakh posts were suddenly cut down.

Tejashwi highlighted his 22-month tenure, saying he recruited over one lakh teachers without any paper leaks under the DD-16 scheme. He criticized Nitish Kumar for failing to keep promises and accused him of confusion in governance.

Meanwhile, Nitish Kumar’s old tweet resurfaced, where he directed the Education Department to speed up the TRE-4 exam and confirmed 35% reservation for women from Bihar.

With both leaders trading accusations, Bihar Election 2025 is shaping into a heated political battle focused on education and employment issues.

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In addition to police jobs, the Telangana Public Service Commission (TGPSC) is preparing to fill vacancies in key education sectors, including teachers, deputy DEOs, lecturers in DIETs, B.Ed colleges, and SERT. Besides these, notifications for Group-1, 2, 3, and 4 services are also likely to be announced shortly, covering a wide range of administrative and government positions.

This upcoming recruitment initiative is being closely watched by aspirants across the state, as it presents one of the largest job opportunities in recent years and could significantly boost employment in both administrative and public service sectors.

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