The verification process will continue until November 26. Each day, document checking will be conducted from 10:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. The list of candidates selected for verification, along with their hall ticket numbers, is available on the official website — www.tgpsc.gov.in.

Officials clarified that only candidates whose hall ticket numbers are listed are eligible for verification. They must attend the process on the specified date and time mentioned in the notification.

TGPSC Secretary Priyanka has instructed all selected candidates to bring only original certificates for the verification process. Failure to produce original documents may lead to disqualification from the recruitment process.

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The report also ranked Telangana among the top 10 states in financial services, real estate, ownership dwelling, professional services, and other key service sectors. The state stood ninth in financial services, sixth in real estate, seventh in trade and repair, ninth in hotels and restaurants, and eighth in transport and storage.

Telangana’s service sector contributes nearly 60% to its economy, reflecting a digitally driven model centred around Hyderabad’s IT and startup ecosystem. Real estate and professional services alone account for 34.1%, driven by innovation corridors and rapid urban growth.

Trade and hospitality sectors grew 20.8% in 2023–24, indicating post-pandemic recovery. The report said Telangana’s services share in Gross State Value Added rose from 52.8% in 2011–12 to 62.4% in 2023–24, surpassing the national average.

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They said nearly 30 aspirants who have been actively participating in protests demanding notifications for Group 1, 2, 3, 4 services, as well as SI, Police Constable, DSC, and JP posts, will enter the electoral fray from Jubilee Hills.

The youth stated that their candidacy is symbolic of the frustration and anger of unemployed graduates across Telangana. They vowed to use the by-election as a platform to highlight the government’s negligence toward employment generation and youth welfare.

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The layouts include plots with essential facilities like roads, electricity, water, drainage, and internet. To ease transportation, these zones are located close to major highways. Entrepreneurs can buy allotted plots at rates fixed by TSIIC depending on the market value in each district. Currently, 3,068 plots remain vacant across 23 districts, covering 7.87 crore square meters of land.

Vacancies are highest in Vikarabad with 694 plots and 57.8 lakh sq. meters. Siddipet has 674 plots, Jangaon 424, Kamareddy 224, Sangareddy 157, Ranga Reddy 141, Warangal 128, and Nagarkurnool 108. The remaining 15 districts together have 523 available plots.

However, some companies allotted land have not yet begun operations. Firms like Mahindra & Mahindra, Tata, Faraday, White Gold Integrated Spintex, and several pharma companies received land but have not started activities. Authorities expect industries to utilize the plots soon.

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On Monday, the Health Department signed an agreement with the English and Foreign Languages University (EFLU). The initiative will train nursing students in German and Japanese languages, making them eligible for overseas job opportunities. The minister emphasized that skilled nurses from Telangana lose jobs abroad only due to language barriers.

He explained that under the program, nursing students will receive two years of training in German and Japanese, both virtually and in person. EFLU will also provide certificates upon completion, which will help nurses secure well-paying jobs abroad. Rajanarsimha stressed that this step will benefit families financially and socially.

The minister added that demand for nurses has increased in hospitals and home care services. Interest in nursing courses has also grown among students and parents. To meet the rising demand, the government has already established 16 nursing colleges and plans to open two more soon.

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The bench of Justice Namavarapu Rajeshwara Rao granted eight months’ time for the revaluation process. If revaluation cannot be completed within this period, the court instructed the Telangana State Public Service Commission (TSPSC) to conduct the mains examination again.

The issue began when several candidates alleged irregularities in the valuation of Group-1 mains papers. They approached the High Court, seeking cancellation of the results. After a detailed hearing, the bench reserved judgment on July 7 and has now issued its final directions.

TSPSC had announced the Group-1 mains results in April this year. However, the High Court observed serious lapses in the evaluation process. With the rankings list now scrapped, the commission faces the challenge of completing revaluation or preparing for fresh exams. This ruling has created uncertainty among thousands of aspirants but also raised hopes for a fair process.

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