#indian jobs forum

[eyeofnewtblog]

Just had a really weird job interview that actually made me think about my childhood…(I said I was independent and resourceful and was asked to provide examples)

My dad bought me my first car, but as soon as I had my drivers license, he told me I was grounded until I knew how to change a tire and change my own oil. I was grounded for about a week. The only help he gave me was showing me where the owners manual was and a few forums about my specific model of car.

My dad, while I was getting my permit to drive, required that I drive him up to the local Indian reservation for casino night (he would keep $150 in his right pocket and as soon he was out he would leave, he kept the winnings in his left pocket and as soon as he was $300 up we would leave) also he tried to teach his most mathematicalally challenged child how to count cards at black jack? Not a successful enterprise. I barely passed high school chemistry.

When I was twelve there was a cross continent moving situation that required my dad and I to move ahead of my mom and middle sister (this is the time he lit the stove on fire from trying to fry bacon…) after the stove incident, he dug out the recipe cards his mother had made for my mom when they got married, shoved them at me, along with the cordless 1990’s phone and said “I’ve dialed your Aunt Rock, (his older sister) Daddy wants biscuits and gravy, make her walk you through it.”

That’s how I learned to cook; having my aunt on speed dial and I would tell her what was in the cabinets, she would make a list for me to give to dad, and then she would walk me through the recipe. As I cooked it.

As a teenager, my dad knew that I was capable of cooking exactly what he wanted (IE exactly what his mom and big sis cooked while he was growing up) and as an adult I’ve had to actually learn to enjoy cooking as an actual experience and process and not just “what I was told”

When I was 21 my dad spent about $700 on brand new parts for a car I owned that was falling apart…I spent my 21st birthday drinking beer on my dad’s driveway tearing apart my van to replace rotors and brakes, while my boyfriend at the time and dad sat back and did nothing while calling me a great little grease monkey.

Honestly, I’m still not sure if I’m proud or humiliated by that, but the grease monkey comment came from the bf and he didn’t last much longer…

I don’t know. Obviously I didn’t make myself quite this vulnerable when I was in the actual interview, but it feels good to be vulnerable after the fact?

I just feel like my dad gave me a lot of tools to figure shit out for myself, and being resourceful is actually a really great quality. Feeling? Idk.

Being resourceful gives you independence.

Because any problems that come up? There’s either a YouTube tutorial, a blog, or SOMETHING available as a resource. And if you’re out of internet service???? There’s literally a book in your glove compartment somewhere telling you what to do.

[sorcerous-caress]

Hell yeah I'm back, crushed my exams, now I have more time to think about everyone's favorite loser elf 💜💜

Your post a couple days back about posting homemade porn to the xhuman forum really got me thinking

What if one day you showed up at your loser elf's house in traditional elvish clothing?

You shrug and casually mention that you bought it at a market the other day because it reminded you of him, but he's only barely registering your words.

His eyes rake over your body from head to toe and then back up again, staring unashamed at how the light, airy fabric dances around your arms and legs. He can't stop staring at how perfectly the garment hugs your body, and since humans are more supple and rounded than elves, the fabric bunches up just so on your hips, accentuating your curves and making heat rise to his face, the tips of his ears going red as you notice the visible tent in his pants.

You smile devilishly at him as you lead him towards his bed, all the while he's thinking about how the organic fabrics you're wearing would be very delicate and so easy to tear through.

You're fully aware of what seeing you in his traditional clothing would do to him, so of course you prepared accordingly. He's in for a lucky surprise when he finally gets your overclothes off to find that you picked up some elvish-inspired lingerie at the market as well.

(somewhat inspired by my realization while dressing up to go to an Indian holiday party, when I noticed that a salwar kameez and dupatta kinda reminded me of what I'd imagine elvish clothing to look like)

Good job on finishing your exams, please make sure to rest.

I really like the idea of human reader trying to learn more about elf culture for their cute loser high elf

And yes, I imagine elvish clothes to be inspired by South Asian, Middle Eastern, and anciest Greek clothes.

Instead of reader buying it randomly, what if you've put research into it? Read about elf culture and found the perfect attire to wear.

Maybe it's something only newly wedded spouces wear for each other, or maybe it is a honeymoon phase kind of outfit. Elvish clothes are airy by nature, but this one you've found is more head-turning than the rest.

Almost like it was made out of large flower petals that hug your body just right with their vibrant colours. Wrapping your hips with two petals that conjoin in the middle, their pointy tips barely covering the insides of your thighs. Each petal trailing up your body and leaving small windows of bare flesh, the outfit is on the shorter side with no shoulders or neck, just going from your hips to your chest in a colourful chain of petals.

Or maybe a translucent outfit that shimmers and brims with life magic, a dark hue that matches the night sky. Various stars in shapes and sizes swimming on the print and gently swaying from place to place with every step you take. Your skin and curves are extremely visible underneath it. It's made out of one large and very long cloth that you have to wrap around yourself to from multiple layers and give it a shape. The material is so thin that the outfit never gets thicker than human clothes no matter how many you layer.

Or it's a long pure white silk with gold leaves trim, much like an outfit a greek god would wear. The silk is akin to a second skin as even the shape of your bare stomach is visible from underneath it. There's an almost invisible pattern wooven into the silk with the occasional glimmering sparks.

Whichever it was, one thing was clear when your outfit finally arrived. It's that this was never made for a human like body.

It's your size but longer than usual, it's too tight in certain places. You can't even wear anything underneath it because it wouldn't fit then. The shape of your chest is fully on display, the way the supposed airy outfit completely hugs your figure like a glove.

Your hips and thighs being squeezed so deliciously by the fabric. The material feeling almost strange on top of a human's soft skin, elves generally have tighter skin that's not as sensitive as the humans.

How each outfit is made out of various pieces and parts you have to put together to complete the picture. Unlike humanity's preference for compact clothes that are easy to wear or come as whole pieces, elves prefer complexity and a single shirt can have up to 13 steps to put on.

There aren't any buttons or seams or zippers. It's whole pieces that are held together by either magic or jewellery. Everything from the top of your head to your ankles has a specific piece that is important to complete the outfit.

It takes a lot of effort and after so many different youtube tutorials, mostly in elvish which you couldn't understand and had to relay on visuals only, you get the hand of it.

Since it was a surprise, you decline his offer to pick you up when you send him a message saying you're coming over. Walking through the street and getting curious and confused looks from other humans on your outfit.

You passed by a couple of elves that did a doube take when they saw you, blatantly staring at your short ears then your clothes. They looked like they wanted to say something to you, one of them even walked up to you and opened their mouth.

But nothing came out, they just turned around and went back to their friend. Completely red in the face as they kept stealing glances at you while whispering in elvish to each other.

After finally making it and opening the front door with the spare key he gave you, you step inside.

Expecting you, he calls out your name with clear excitement in his voice before clearing his throat and trying to attempting to mask his excitement as he makes his way to you.

The second his eyes register what you're wearing, his mind short circuits. His eyes have to blink a couple of times as if it's a trick of the light or an illusion, complete disbelief at the fact you're actually real and standing in his doorway in these clothes.

Just like the elves from before, his mouth opens but nothing comes out.

Then he's immediately picking you up and pinning you to the door. Lips hungrily kissing yours as desperate whimpers escape him.

It's his feelings are too much for his body to handle, his hands keep switching form place to place as he can't decide where to touch you first, where to feel and grope you.

His fingers are shaking, his eyes still looking at you with disbelief as his lips refuse to let up, as if he'll run out of air without the taste of your mouth.

You feel his hardness against you. He barely pays it any attention as he continues to admire your body. Marvelling at the way the clothes cling to your skin, at the various jewellery and elven designs, on you, a human.

If only a man can die from happiness, then he'll die happily knowing your current image was the last thing he has seen.

Do you even understand the effect of your outfit on him, little human? Do you even know what it represents? For all you know, you could've been walking outside with the equivalent of elven lingerie or a nightie.

He's calling you various endearing names in his original tongue, from endearing titles to ones exclusive to married souls. He seems in a haze as he urges you towards the bedroom, eyes pleading and knees weak as he struggles to switch betwern kissing you and pulling away to talk.

[balkanradfem]

(I just realised how long this is after typing it out. my bad, i have a habit of yapping too much 😭. Feel free to ignore this if you want. I love your posts btw i learn a lot thanks to you)

radfems seem to be more successful in korea compared to other regions. they are good at organising and have done public protests where they absolutely don’t hold back, Here’s some footage from a korean feminist protest: https://youtu.be/O4vWycy0sDI?si=2KmBUQ7Jpp9prt_q

The way they don’t care about what people think and just start all out screaming at men is refreshing. They have many radfem forums and groups and the discussions in these websites is so much more practical than what I’ve seen here.

They are very focused on self improvement and achieving economic, political and social success compared to radblr which is more communist and promotes living in a little wooden cabin in the woods with some other women to be more eco friendly. Nothing against communism i just think while we’re already living in a capitalist society promoting communism in female spaces will just lead to women becoming poorer and oppressed further by rich men. And nothing wrong with being eco friendly either but I don’t think women living in a hut will do anything when men still at large continue to destroy the world. 

the main website korean women use to organise is called womad. It’s so much better than any feminist forum I’ve ever seen. It’s anonymous and usernames are automatically generated and change every hour or so so that no one can be recognized anywhere. The police have been trying to crackdown on them because of extreme misandry for a long time but all attempts have failed. 

From reading their posts it seems almost all of them have a good understanding of politics and economics. Their discussions are productive and they don’t have any infighting like radblr and they don’t let any other social issue distract them from the real enemy which is men. What do you think could be the reason behind this? Are korean women just intellectually superior? I personally feel like korean women have the highest iq of all women. I look up to them a lot and womad has taught me a lot.

They even have a women’s party in korea and they won around 200,000 votes which isn’t a lot but it’s still a huge achievement. Check out womensparty.kr 

I wish indian women would catch up. I’m sick of indian moids taking up every inch of space in this country. Every street in india is filled with moids, it’s so dystopian there are no women in sight. One would think only men live here. This is also the reason there’s so much fucking trash in the streets. These overgrown manchildren who have their mommys clean up after them go out and throw trash wherever they see fit and do not bother cleaning because that’s a woman’s job. Women can’t go out to exercise because every public space is occupied by men. I’m so so sick of them. 

Power to the korean women! I'm glad you're finding guidance and inspiration in the feminism they lead and that they're so successful, I admire it as well!

I'm standing by indian women and hope they manage to gain freedom! And until they do, we need to prop them up and also be on their side. Only males are our enemies :)

[mariacallous]

Five years since Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government stripped Jammu and Kashmir of its autonomous status, the central government’s iron-fisted approach to the region has left it more vulnerable to regional and geopolitical threats.

While Kashmir Valley, which has withstood the brunt of armed insurgency since 1989, continues to simmer with militancy-related violence, the theater of terrorism has now extended into the otherwise peaceful province of Jammu. Since 2019, at least 262 soldiers and 171 civilians have died in more than 690 incidents, including the February 2019 Pulwama terrorist attack. The unsustainable and disproportionate loss of lives underscores the risks to both regional stability and India’s national security.

In 2019, the Modi government revoked Article 370 of the Indian constitution, which granted the state of Jammu and Kashmir its special status, annihilating the contested region’s symbolic autonomy. Concurrently, the central government also imposed an indefinite curfew in the region and used internet shutdowns and arrests to control and suppress the local population. The result was a transformed landscape. Already scarred by militarization, Kashmir became enmeshed in barbed wire.

This undemocratic exercise, though later stamped and endorsed by India’s Supreme Court, has since spurred further legal changes. For example, the local population no longer has access to exclusive protections that previously allowed only permanent residents of Jammu and Kashmir to apply for government jobs and buy property in the state.

In March 2020, the government repealed 12 and amended 14 land-related laws, introducing a clause that paved the way for a development authority to confiscate land and another that allowed high-ranking army officials to declare a local area as strategically important.

Local residents are appalled at the ease with which government agencies can now seize both residential and agricultural lands in the name of development and security—enabling mass evictions and the bulldozing of houses that are disproportionately affecting Muslim communities and small landowners.

Meanwhile, the ecological fallout from introducing massive road and railway networks, coupled with the addition of mega hydroelectricity projects, is polluting riverbeds and causing villages to sink. Since 2019, there has been a lack of local representation which could act as a buffer against massive development projects, most of which now fall under New Delhi’s governance. Meanwhile, the region’s unemployment rate, as of 2023, remains high at above 18 percent, as compared to the national average of 8 percent.

Over the last few years, the Modi government has also squashed dissent in the region by redirecting the military to maintain surveillance and control of the civilian population. According to the Forum for Human Rights in Jammu and Kashmir, over 2,700 people were arrested in the region between 2020 and 2023 under India’s contentious Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act and the Public Safety Act. Those arrested include journalists like Fahad Shah and Sajad Gul, human rights defenders like Khurram Pervez, and prominent lawyers like Mian Qayoom and Nazir Ronga.

Modi’s repressive policies have deepened the trust deficit between Kashmiris and the Indian government. The top-down administration has further sidelined local bureaucrats and police officers, further widening the gap between the central government and local ground realities.

All of this has not only pushed the local population into distress, but also jeopardized India’s already fragile relations with its two nuclear neighbors, Pakistan and China.

The Kashmir conflict, rooted in the 1947 partition of India, has led to three major wars and several military skirmishes between India, Pakistan, and China. And though the region has always been contentious—India controls more than half of the total land, while Pakistan controls 30 percent, and China holds the remaining 15 percent in the northeast region near Ladakh—Modi’s aggressive handling has further provoked its neighbors.

Following the revocation of Article 370, the region was split into two separate union territories—Jammu and Kashmir forming one and Ladakh forming another, with both falling under the central government’s control.

This redrawing of the region’s internal borders, which signaled New Delhi’s assertions of reclaiming the Chinese-occupied territory near Ladakh—as well as India’s increasing tilt towards the United States—resulted in a deadly clash between India and China in 2020 and another one in 2022. Despite diplomatic efforts to resolve tensions over the disputed Himalayan border, New Delhi has accused Beijing of carrying out “inch by inch” land grabs in Ladakh since 2020.

Meanwhile, Pakistan-administered Kashmir has been rocked by mass protests of its own this year, owing to the country’s political and economic crisis, exacerbated in part by the abrogation of Article 370. Those living in Pakistan-administered Kashmir fear that Pakistan may similarly try to dilute the autonomy of the region.

With refugees flooding in from Afghanistan on its west amidst Imran Khan’s standoff with the Pakistani Army, Islamabad has been on edge and looking for diversionary tactics. The deepening of Pakistani-Chinese relations, including military ties, has contributed to a volatile mix.

But Kashmir’s vulnerability has worsened partly because of India’s own tactical blunders, too. The last decade witnessed a spurt in home-grown militancy, but since 2019 the landscape has been dominated by well-trained militants from across the Pakistani border who have access to sophisticated weapons and technology.

Indian security forces, including paramilitaries and the local police, have turned a blind eye to these emerging threats, especially in the twin districts of Rajouri and Poonch along the border with Pakistan. It is in this area that the impact of terror attacks has been most felt.

The region is home to the nomadic Gujjar-Bakerwal communities and the ethnolinguistic Paharis. These groups are parts of divided families straddling the India-Pakistan border, and this shared cultural linkage between the Indian and Pakistani sides has been weaponized in the past by intelligence networks of both countries.

The Indian armed forces have historically relied on the Gujjar-Bakerwal communities for intelligence gathering in part because of their nomadic lives and deep knowledge of the region’s topography. However, since 2019, the evictions of nomads from forest lands, following the amendment of several land-related laws, as well as affirmative actions for Paharis, a rival ethnic group, have led to the disenchantment of the Gujjar-Bakerwals—and an eventual loss of traditional intelligence assets for India.

Another blunder has been the redeployment of troops from Jammu to the border with China in the northeast, following China’s incursions in Ladakh’s Galwan Valley in 2020. This has left Jammu dangerously exposed to militants who have been infiltrating the region from across the line of control on the western side and carrying out their operations with a fair degree of success.

In 2024 alone, Jammu has witnessed numerous attacks which have resulted in the deaths of 16 soldiers and 12 civilians. In June, for example, the region experienced one of its deadliest attacks when militants opened fire on a bus carrying Hindu pilgrims, killing nine and injuring over 30.

Kashmir’s internal politics has the potential to spill over and push the region into disaster. While India has made some significant strides in international diplomacy under Modi, it tends to neglect the neighborhood where the risks to India’s national security remain the highest. Its diplomatic engagement with China comes in fits and starts but diplomacy with Pakistan remains nonexistent, despite the resumption of a ceasefire in 2021. And while India considers the removal of Jammu and Kashmir’s special status an internal matter, Pakistan sees it as a provocation. All in all, there is a dangerous lack of engagement between the two nuclear rivals in South Asia.

In theory, the ongoing regional elections in Jammu and Kashmir provide a glimmer of opportunity for the people to choose their own local government for the first time in a decade. However, irrespective of who wins the elections, the local leaders will lack the power to enact meaningful change, given that the region remains under the control of New Delhi following its demotion from a state to two union territories.

For instance, Ladakh does not have a legislative assembly, and while Jammu and Kashmir have an elected assembly, the real powers are vested in the hands of a governor, who was appointed to lead the region by the Modi-led central government. As recently as July, the Indian government ruled to further expand the governor’s oversight powers, delivering a blow to local politicians and voters.

Much more needs to be done to change the status quo. Though it remains unlikely, New Delhi must consider meaningful solutions that could assuage some of the political wounds inflicted by the complete erosion of Jammu and Kashmir’s autonomy, including, for example, the restoration of statehood to the region. In order to win back the trust of Kashmiris, the Indian government must reinstate civil liberties and deliver on its promise to provide economic development and jobs.

To improve the region’s safety, Indian agencies must acknowledge their security lapses and repair their broken intelligence networks. And while the Indian security forces must not lower their guard against terrorist activities, terrorism should not be proffered as an excuse when it comes to the normalization of relations in the neighborhood.

Neither Pakistan, nor India can afford the war which is looming over their heads. Diplomatic negotiations, including over Kashmir, must begin with a sense of urgency.

[barstoolblues]

its insane actually how band fans refuse to give robbie credit for anything like. and also the racism! saw a post like “his early influence was spending time on an indian reservation” um so you mean.... learning oral histories from his family.... or another that claimed all his songwriting was inspired by levons family stories of the south like what are you stupid. or like somehow hes responsible for every members death according to some of these people like i deadass read someone say “he could’ve given danko a job but instead watched him work construction til he died” like WHAT 😭 and people are like why did he pretend to sing into the mic.... um because his mic was on and he was singing??? idk. of course middle aged men on rock forums are going to be the most annoying bitches on the planet but its a whole nother level. wait just read this

[beardedmrbean]

Police in the Indian capital, Delhi, have raided the homes of prominent journalists and authors in connection with an investigation into the funding of news website NewsClick.

NewsClick's founder Prabir Purkayastha and a colleague were arrested. Police also seized laptops and mobile phones.

Officials are reportedly investigating allegations that NewsClick got illegal funds from China - a charge it denies.

Critics say the move is an intentional attack on press freedom.

Started in 2009, NewsClick is an independent news and current affairs website known to be critical of the government. In 2021, it was raided by tax authorities on allegations of breaking India's foreign direct investment rules.

The co-ordinated raids at 30 locations on Tuesday are some of the largest and most extensive on India's media in recent years. Police later confirmed they had arrested Mr Purkayastha and Amit Chakravarty, the website's head of human resources.

"A total of 37 male suspects have been questioned at premises, nine female suspects have been questioned at their respective places of stay and digital devices, documents etc have been seized/collected for examination," a police statement said.

Opposition leaders accused the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) government of a "fresh attack on the media". But Information and Broadcasting Minister Anurag Thakur said investigative agencies were merely doing their job.

How did the raids happen?

Among those also questioned were journalists Abhisar Sharma, Paranjoy Guha Thakurta, Aunindyo Chakravarty, Urmilesh, Bhasha Singh, popular satirist Sanjay Rajoura and historian Sohail Hashmi. Some were taken to police stations.

Searches were also carried out at the website's office in Delhi, news agency ANI reported.

In Mumbai, activist Teesta Setalvad's house was also searched. Ms Setalvad has long fought for victims of the deadly 2002 riots in Gujarat state and has written articles critical of the government for NewsClick.

A source close to Mr Purkayastha told the BBC that more than 15 policemen arrived at the editor's home at 06:30 local time (01:00 GMT).

"They did not produce any warrants or paperwork, questioned him for several hours and took away all the electronic devices they found at home," they said. Later, news agencies showed him being taken away by the police in a vehicle.

Mr Rajoura's lawyer, Ilin Saraswat, said the comedian was raided at the same time and that police took away his laptop, his two phones, some DVDs of his old work and some documents.

"The police said that Mr Rajoura is not named in the current investigation, but since he has worked with the website, he will be interrogated. We have not been provided a copy of the police complaint," he added.

BBC India offices searched by income tax officials

Indian tax authorities raid critical media outlets

India top court frees Muslim comic on bail

According to reports, the raids are in connection with a case registered against NewsClick in August after a New York Times report alleged that the website had received funds from an American millionaire to spread "Chinese propaganda".

It claimed that Neville Roy Singham worked closely with the "Chinese government media machine" and used his network of non-profit groups and shell companies to "finance its propaganda worldwide".

A case was reportedly registered against the website under Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, or UAPA, a draconian anti-terror law that makes it nearly impossible to get bail. NewsClick has rejected all the charges as false.

Who was raided?

All the people who were raided have been associated with NewsClick - some are employees, while others have worked on freelance projects.

Prabir Purkayastha, its founder and editor-in-chief, is the author of a number of books and a founding member of the Delhi Science Forum. During the 1975 Emergency - when civil liberties were suspended - he was jailed along with several opposition politicians.

Bhasha Singh is an activist and journalist who has reported extensively on manual scavenging and farmers' suicides. She has accused the government of being anti-women and on Monday appeared in a NewsClick video expressing concern over the increasing trend of members of the governing BJP praising the man who assassinated India's independence leader Mahatma Gandhi.

Abhisar Sharma is a prominent video journalist known for his critical views of the government. He worked for BBC Hindi before moving to work at the NDTV news channel. One of his last videos covered widespread protests by government employees against a new pension scheme.

Paranjoy Guha Thakurta, writer, journalist and filmmaker, is best known for his investigations into billionaire tycoon Gautam Adani and is facing several defamation suits filed by the industrialist. Earlier this year, he was mentioned in a report by Hindenburg Research which alleged that companies owned by Mr Adani had engaged in decades of "brazen" stock manipulation and accounting fraud - allegations denied by the industrialist who is perceived as being close to PM Modi.

[sarkarinaukari123]

Sarkari Naukri in Bhiwani, Haryana 2025

Getting a government job or Sarkari Naukri is a common dream for every individual. The reason for this is that public sector or government jobs offer job security, social prestige, and many appealing benefits. If you are searching for a reliable and prestigious Sarkari Naukri in Bhiwani, Haryana in 2025, you must follow our guide to navigate the entire process properly.  

1. Understand the Types of Government Jobs Available

Government jobs in Bhiwani are available in various sectors, including:

Administrative Services: Haryana Civil Services (HCS), Indian Administrative Service (IAS)

Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs): Jobs in organizations like BHEL, ONGC, and NTPC

Teaching and Education: Positions in government schools and colleges through HTET and other eligibility tests

Banking and Finance: Roles in public sector banks, RBI, NABARD

Railways: Opportunities with Indian Railways under RRB

Defense and Police Services: Indian Army, Navy, Air Force, Haryana Police

Healthcare: Jobs for doctors, nurses, and paramedical staff in government hospitals

2. Regularly Check Official Government Portals

Staying updated with official notifications is crucial. Key portals to check include:

Haryana Staff Selection Commission (HSSC): www.hssc.gov.in

Union Public Service Commission (UPSC): www.upsc.gov.in

Employment News: www.employmentnews.gov.in

National Career Service (NCS): www.ncs.gov.in

3. Utilize Job Alert Apps and Websites

Several websites and mobile applications, like Sarkari Naukri Online provide timely updates on Sarkari Naukri notifications. Subscribe to job alerts to receive notifications directly to your email or phone.

4. Prepare for Competitive Exams

Most government jobs require candidates to clear competitive exams. Preparation tips include:

Understand the Exam Pattern and Syllabus: Refer to the official notifications for details.

Study Regularly: Focus on subjects like General Knowledge, Current Affairs, Quantitative Aptitude, Reasoning, and English.

Use Quality Study Material: Rely on reputed books, online courses, and coaching centers if necessary.

Practice Mock Tests: Regular practice helps improve speed and accuracy.

5. Keep Your Documents Ready

Ensure that your academic certificates, identity proofs, caste certificates (if applicable), and recent passport-size photographs are up-to-date and readily available. Aadhar card, PAN card, and other identification documents are often required during the application and verification process.

6. Apply Carefully

When applying for a Sarkari Naukri:

Read the Notification Thoroughly: Understand eligibility criteria, age limits, and selection processes.

Fill the Application Form Correctly: Double-check details to avoid errors.

Pay Application Fees (if applicable): Use secure payment methods.

Keep a Copy: Save or print the application form and payment receipt for future reference.

7. Stay Informed About Local Job Fairs and Notifications

Attend local job fairs organized by government agencies in Bhiwani. These events provide direct interaction with recruiters and real-time job opportunities.

8. Network with Peers and Mentors

Connect with individuals preparing for government exams. Join online forums, study groups, and coaching classes to stay motivated and informed about job openings and preparation strategies.

Conclusion

Finding a good Sarkari Naukri in Bhiwani, Haryana in 2025 needs proper dedication with regular updates on various job notifications, strategic application, and proper preparation. Make sure to follow the steps highlighted in our blog post to boost your chance to secure a prestigious government or public sector job and create your bright yet stable career. To get more details, visit https://sarkarinaukari.co.in/.

[onlineeducationss]

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Manipal University Online provides a variety of undergraduate and postgraduate programs. Some of the popular courses include:

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The admission process for Manipal University Online Admission is straightforward and user-friendly. Here’s a step-by-step guide:

Visit the Official Website

Go to Manipal University Online and explore the available programs.

Fill Out the Application Form

Provide your personal details, academic qualifications, and course preferences.

Upload Necessary Documents

Submit scanned copies of educational certificates, identity proof, and passport-size photographs.

Pay the Application Fee

Make the payment through available online payment modes.

Admission Confirmation

Upon verification, you will receive confirmation of admission along with login credentials for the learning portal.

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Manipal University Online Education ensures an engaging and effective learning experience through:

Live and Recorded Lectures: Students can attend live sessions or watch recorded lectures at their convenience.

E-Library Access: Extensive digital resources, including books, journals, and research papers.

Discussion Forums: Interactive forums to collaborate and discuss topics with peers and faculty.

Project-Based Learning: Practical assignments and projects to enhance real-world skills.

Assessments and Examinations: Online assessments with strict proctoring to ensure academic integrity.

Fee Structure

The fee for Manipal University Online programs varies depending on the course selected. Below is an approximate fee structure:

BBA/BCA/B.Com: INR 1,20,000 – INR 1,50,000 (for the entire course)

MBA/MCA/M.Com: INR 1,60,000 – INR 2,00,000 (for the entire course)

The university offers flexible payment plans and scholarships for meritorious students.

Career Opportunities and Placement Assistance

One of the biggest advantages of enrolling in Manipal University Online is the career support provided to students. Key highlights include:

Placement Assistance: Dedicated career support team to help students find job opportunities.

Resume Building & Interview Preparation: Personalized career guidance sessions.

Industry Tie-ups: Collaborations with top companies for internships and job placements.

Student Testimonials

Rohit Sharma, MBA Student: Manipal University Online MBA program helped me upskill while continuing my job. The flexibility and industry-relevant curriculum were the best aspects.

Priya Verma, BCA Student: The online learning platform was easy to navigate, and the mentorship support helped me secure a job in IT.

Conclusion

Manipal University Online Education is a perfect choice for students and working professionals looking to enhance their careers through flexible and quality online programs. With UGC-approved courses, experienced faculty, and strong career support, it provides an enriching educational experience.

If you are planning to pursue an online degree Online Universities recommends Manipal University Online as one of the top choices. Visit their official website to explore courses and kickstart your academic journey today!

For more insights into top online universities, stay connected with onlineuniversities and get the latest updates on quality education options.

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[ad_1] GI Outsourcing proudly announces that our Managing Director, Mr. Vikas Chadha, has been awarded the prestigious 'Glory of India' Award 2024-25 by the Indian Achievers Forum. This recognition celebrates his outstanding professional achievements and significant contributions to nation-building.   Mr Vikas Chadha - MD GI outsourcing wins 'Glory of India' Award 24-25   Under Mr. Chadha’s visionary leadership, GI Outsourcing has experienced transformative growth, achieving an impressive 200% increase in organizational performance over the last three years. The company has expanded its service portfolio to address evolving client needs and significantly broadened its geographical presence, establishing a strong foothold not only in India but also in South Africa. These strategic advancements have created numerous opportunities and jobs for talented accountants, empowering them to deliver best-in-class services on a global scale.   Mr. Chadha’s commitment to innovation and excellence has been instrumental in advancing the fields of automation and training, ensuring GI Outsourcing’s talent pool remains competitive and future-ready. By fostering a culture of continuous learning, GI Outsourcing has equipped its team to meet the dynamic demands of the global Knowledge Process Outsourcing (KPO) and Global Capability Center (GCC) industries.   Beyond business excellence, GI Outsourcing has upheld its responsibility to society under Mr. Chadha’s stewardship. Through impactful Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives, the company has extended its support to marginalized communities by aiding street children, blind schools, orphanages, and old age homes. These efforts reflect the organization’s deep commitment to making a meaningful difference in the lives of those in need.   Mr. Chadha is not just a leader but a thought pioneer, advocating for the growth and recognition of the KPO and GCC sectors. As an active contributor to industry forums such as Assocham and as a member of the Regional Council at Nasscom, he has played a pivotal role in shaping the industry’s future.   Expressing gratitude for this honor, Mr. Chadha remarked, “This award is a testament to the collective effort of the entire GI Outsourcing team, whose dedication and passion drive our success. I am deeply humbled by this recognition and remain committed to advancing our mission of delivering excellence, creating opportunities, and contributing to society.”   As GI Outsourcing continues its journey of growth and innovation, the recognition of Mr. Vikas Chadha’s leadership reinforces the company’s position as a trailblazer in the global outsourcing industry.   GI Outsourcing has entered strategic partnerships with renowned accounting institutes such as the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India. It already holds gold partnerships with ACCA, UK, and the Chartered Institute of Management accountants and CPAs. GI Outsourcing is renowned for its best employee practices, ensuring a positive work environment, the highest levels of customer satisfaction, and a strong commitment to training and skill development for its employees.   GI Outsourcing has been recognized as the "Dream Company to Work For" by Times of India publications for three consecutive years and Mr. Vikas Chadha personally received the prestigious “Udyog Bharti Award.” Vikas Chadha expressed his confidence that these strategic endeavors will solidify GI Outsourcing's position as a preferred employer and continue to drive the company's success in the UK Accounting Knowledge Process Outsourcing industry.   About GI Outsourcing Based in the UK, GI is an outstanding outsourcing solution for accountants and business owners. Drawing from a wide range of industry experts and accounting specialists to fill in the gaps and help businesses transform unprofitable clients into profitable ones. With over 25 years of experience,

they are one of the most trusted leading financial services & and accountancy firms to deliver the highest quality of work, on time, every time. They provide all aspects of financial services including Management Accounting, Bookkeeping, taxation, cloud computing, virtual CFO, and controllerships. GI has a presence in India, South Africa, and the UK with offices in Mumbai, Delhi, Ahmedabad, Johannesburg, and London and a pool of nearly 400 plus finance and accounting professionals working diligently to provide impeccable service to valued customers across the UK, Ireland, USA, UAE, and Canada and planning to further expand into Australia working diligently to provide impeccable service to valuable customers. GI Outsourcing today works with all the major cloud accounting software suppliers, including Xero, Sage, QuickBooks, CCH, CaseWare, and Iris as well as many of the large ERP systems, such as Dynamics, SAP, and Oracle.   For more information, please visit us at: (www.gioutsourcing.com) !function(f,b,e,v,n,t,s) if(f.fbq)return;n=f.fbq=function()n.callMethod? n.callMethod.apply(n,arguments):n.queue.push(arguments); if(!f._fbq)f._fbq=n;n.push=n;n.loaded=!0;n.version='2.0'; n.queue=[];t=b.createElement(e);t.async=!0; t.src=v;s=b.getElementsByTagName(e)[0]; s.parentNode.insertBefore(t,s)(window,document,'script', 'https://connect.facebook.net/en_US/fbevents.js'); fbq('init', '311356416665414'); fbq('track', 'PageView'); [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] GI Outsourcing proudly announces that our Managing Director, Mr. Vikas Chadha, has been awarded the prestigious 'Glory of India' Award 2024-25 by the Indian Achievers Forum. This recognition celebrates his outstanding professional achievements and significant contributions to nation-building.   Mr Vikas Chadha - MD GI outsourcing wins 'Glory of India' Award 24-25   Under Mr. Chadha’s visionary leadership, GI Outsourcing has experienced transformative growth, achieving an impressive 200% increase in organizational performance over the last three years. The company has expanded its service portfolio to address evolving client needs and significantly broadened its geographical presence, establishing a strong foothold not only in India but also in South Africa. These strategic advancements have created numerous opportunities and jobs for talented accountants, empowering them to deliver best-in-class services on a global scale.   Mr. Chadha’s commitment to innovation and excellence has been instrumental in advancing the fields of automation and training, ensuring GI Outsourcing’s talent pool remains competitive and future-ready. By fostering a culture of continuous learning, GI Outsourcing has equipped its team to meet the dynamic demands of the global Knowledge Process Outsourcing (KPO) and Global Capability Center (GCC) industries.   Beyond business excellence, GI Outsourcing has upheld its responsibility to society under Mr. Chadha’s stewardship. Through impactful Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives, the company has extended its support to marginalized communities by aiding street children, blind schools, orphanages, and old age homes. These efforts reflect the organization’s deep commitment to making a meaningful difference in the lives of those in need.   Mr. Chadha is not just a leader but a thought pioneer, advocating for the growth and recognition of the KPO and GCC sectors. As an active contributor to industry forums such as Assocham and as a member of the Regional Council at Nasscom, he has played a pivotal role in shaping the industry’s future.   Expressing gratitude for this honor, Mr. Chadha remarked, “This award is a testament to the collective effort of the entire GI Outsourcing team, whose dedication and passion drive our success. I am deeply humbled by this recognition and remain committed to advancing our mission of delivering excellence, creating opportunities, and contributing to society.”   As GI Outsourcing continues its journey of growth and innovation, the recognition of Mr. Vikas Chadha’s leadership reinforces the company’s position as a trailblazer in the global outsourcing industry.   GI Outsourcing has entered strategic partnerships with renowned accounting institutes such as the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India. It already holds gold partnerships with ACCA, UK, and the Chartered Institute of Management accountants and CPAs. GI Outsourcing is renowned for its best employee practices, ensuring a positive work environment, the highest levels of customer satisfaction, and a strong commitment to training and skill development for its employees.   GI Outsourcing has been recognized as the "Dream Company to Work For" by Times of India publications for three consecutive years and Mr. Vikas Chadha personally received the prestigious “Udyog Bharti Award.” Vikas Chadha expressed his confidence that these strategic endeavors will solidify GI Outsourcing's position as a preferred employer and continue to drive the company's success in the UK Accounting Knowledge Process Outsourcing industry.   About GI Outsourcing Based in the UK, GI is an outstanding outsourcing solution for accountants and business owners. Drawing from a wide range of industry experts and accounting specialists to fill in the gaps and help businesses transform unprofitable clients into profitable ones. With over 25 years of experience,

they are one of the most trusted leading financial services & and accountancy firms to deliver the highest quality of work, on time, every time. They provide all aspects of financial services including Management Accounting, Bookkeeping, taxation, cloud computing, virtual CFO, and controllerships. GI has a presence in India, South Africa, and the UK with offices in Mumbai, Delhi, Ahmedabad, Johannesburg, and London and a pool of nearly 400 plus finance and accounting professionals working diligently to provide impeccable service to valued customers across the UK, Ireland, USA, UAE, and Canada and planning to further expand into Australia working diligently to provide impeccable service to valuable customers. GI Outsourcing today works with all the major cloud accounting software suppliers, including Xero, Sage, QuickBooks, CCH, CaseWare, and Iris as well as many of the large ERP systems, such as Dynamics, SAP, and Oracle.   For more information, please visit us at: (www.gioutsourcing.com) !function(f,b,e,v,n,t,s) if(f.fbq)return;n=f.fbq=function()n.callMethod? n.callMethod.apply(n,arguments):n.queue.push(arguments); if(!f._fbq)f._fbq=n;n.push=n;n.loaded=!0;n.version='2.0'; n.queue=[];t=b.createElement(e);t.async=!0; t.src=v;s=b.getElementsByTagName(e)[0]; s.parentNode.insertBefore(t,s)(window,document,'script', 'https://connect.facebook.net/en_US/fbevents.js'); fbq('init', '311356416665414'); fbq('track', 'PageView'); [ad_2] Source link

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MSME Development Forum President Mamta Binani Lauds 2025-26 Union Budget as a Transformative Step for Indian MSMEs

Kolkata, 1st February, 2025: CS (Dr.) Adv. Mamta Binani, President of MSME Development Forum WB said, "The recently announced Union Budget for 2025-26 by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman is a game-changer for MSMEs. The enhanced credit guarantee, increased investment limits, and targeted support for women and young entrepreneurs will significantly drive growth and innovation, making Indian MSMEs more competitive on the global stage while creating much-needed employment opportunities. The introduction of customized credit cards with a ₹5 lakh limit for micro enterprises will provide essential access to finance, enabling growth and sustainability. Furthermore, the focus on tackling non-tariff barriers to exports and enhancing global competitiveness will open new avenues for MSMEs to thrive internationally. These measures, along with the increased focus on women and youth entrepreneurs, will drive innovation, create jobs, and position India as a formidable global manufacturing hub. This holistic approach to strengthening MSMEs is a significant step towards inclusive and sustainable economic growth."

Mamta Binani is a President of MSME Development Forum – West Bengal. Ms. Binani has served as a jury member of the ICSI National Award for Excellence in Corporate Governance and CSR, 2016, the Golden Peacock Award of The Institute of Directors for the year 2016, ASSOCHAM Award for Commendable CSR Activity for the year 2016. She is the Vice President of the Kolkata National Company Law Tribunal Bar Association, the Chairperson of the Merchant Chamber of Commerce-Legal Affairs Council, and also an executive committee member of INSOL India. She is a Board Member of International Women’s Insolvency & Restructuring Confederation (IWIRC) and is presently the Co-Chair of the India Network.

Ms. Binani is an Independent Director in some of the reputed Boards of the Country viz. Century Ply, Balrampur Chini Mills, Emami Limited, and others. Ms. Binani feels that the government is the engine and that as a member of that machinery, it is her responsibility to highlight the government’s efforts by bringing them to the masses and classes.

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Exploring the Benefits of an Online BBA Course and Online MBA Degree in India

The Indian educational landscape has transformed in the last few years. Online education is at the forefront of this change. The need for quality business education has never been more important. Moreover, the job market has become increasingly competitive. Online BBA and online MBA degrees in India are gaining immense popularity in this context. They are offering an accessible and flexible route to success.

Understanding Online BBA and MBA Programs

Definition and Scope

Online BBA and MBA programs focus on imparting all essential business knowledge and skills through an interactive digital platform. These degrees do not require students to be present; students can learn from anywhere. The curriculum and faculty expertise are the same.

Rapid Growth in India

India's online business programs have increased by over 30% in recent years. Many such programs offer flexible schedules, enabling people to study from home. Also, the overall cost has lowered. This makes the programs more desirable to working professionals and fresh graduates.

Benefits of Pursuing an Online BBA

Flexibility in the Learning Environment

The standout feature of an online BBA course is its flexibility. Students can manage their time to balance work and personal commitments.

Cost-Effectiveness

Online BBA courses are often cheaper than their traditional counterparts. They are eliminating costs associated with commuting and physical study materials. This affordability opens opportunities for those who may have previously deemed higher education too costly.

Diverse Specializations

The online BBA program offers several specialisations, including Marketing, Finance, and Human Resources. Students can choose according to their career goals.

Skill Development

Online BBA courses enhance student's critical thinking and analytical skills. They prepare them for the fast-changing business environment.

Networking Opportunities

Even though online, such programs provide a network of peers and industry professionals that enhance the learning experience.

Advantages of an Online MBA Degree

Career Advancement

An online MBA can dramatically improve career prospects, resulting in promotions and new job opportunities.

Enhanced Learning Experience

Modern technologies used in online MBA programs, such as webinars and interactive forums, contribute to a robust learning environment.

Conclusion

An online BBA or online MBA degree in India is a gateway to academic and professional growth. If you look forward to advancing your education and career, look into the various online programs available. Take this chance to seize your potential through online business education!

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New pact with European bloc to bring $100 billion investment, create 10 lakh jobs in India: Jayant

Davos: A new Trade and Economic Participation Agreement with a four-nation European bloc will bring $100 billion worth of investment and create one million jobs in India, Union Minister Jayant Chaudhary said Wednesday. Here to attend the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting, the minister told PTI in an interview that Indian talent has proved its mettle globally and the commitments made by global…

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13 Reasons Why Every Child Should Learn Programming

Programming has become an essential skill in today's fast-paced digital world. Like reading and writing, programming fosters creativity, problem-solving, and adaptability, equipping children with tools to thrive in a tech-driven landscape. Enrolling your child in the best coding classes near you ensures they start early and build a strong foundation. Let’s explore why every child should learn programming and how it can shape their future.

1. Programming Develops Problem-Solving Capabilities

Logical ThinkingProgramming helps children break complex problems into smaller parts, an essential skill for logical thinking. Whether solving a coding challenge or a math problem, this ability benefits them throughout life.

Adaptability in Solving ProblemsDebugging teaches kids to embrace mistakes, learn from them, and adapt their strategies. It builds resilience and encourages innovative thinking.

Want to help your child develop problem-solving skills? Introduce them to easy-to-use programming platforms today!

2. Inspires Creativity and Innovation

Bridging the Gap Between Thought and RealityProgramming allows children to bring their imagination to life by creating games, apps, or websites.

Encouraging CreativityWith programming knowledge, kids can design solutions for real-world problems. For example, Harshwardhan Zala, a 13-year-old from Gujarat, developed a drone to detect and defuse landmines. His innovative use of coding and robotics highlights how children can use their creativity to address significant global challenges.

3. Equips Children for the Future Job Market

Rising Demand for Technological ExpertiseAutomation and AI are transforming industries, making programming a valuable skill across professions. The World Economic Forum notes that roles in programming and data analysis are among the fastest-growing.

Early AdvantageIntroducing programming early helps children gain a competitive edge in AI, robotics, and cybersecurity.

Secure your child’s future by enrolling them in the best robotics and coding classes in Chennai.

4. Programming Teaches Patience and Resilience

Embracing ChallengesCoding requires patience, as children debug errors and approach challenges methodically.

Building Emotional ResilienceThe trial-and-error nature of coding fosters a growth mindset, encouraging children to view failures as opportunities to learn and grow.

5. Improves Academic Achievements

Better Math CompetencyProgramming concepts like algorithms and variables reinforce math skills, making abstract concepts more engaging.

Multidisciplinary ApplicationsProgramming integrates subjects like science, art, math, and storytelling, fostering a well-rounded skill set.

6. Facilitates Collaboration and Teamwork

Group ProjectsCoding often involves teamwork, teaching kids to collaborate effectively. Whether working on school projects or participating in global competitions, children develop vital communication and collaboration skills.

7. Builds Confidence and Independence

Achieving MilestonesSuccessfully completing coding projects boosts children’s confidence and encourages independent learning.

8. Opens Doors to Exciting Careers

Diverse OpportunitiesProgramming forms the foundation for exciting careers in game development, AI, robotics, and even creative fields like animation and fashion.

 

9. Programming as a Universal Language

Bridging GapsCoding connects people across cultures and geographies, enabling children to collaborate with peers worldwide.

 

10. Back-to-Life Success Stories

Inspiring Young CodersRifath Sharook, a 17-year-old from Tamil Nadu, developed the world’s lightest satellite, "KalamSat," using his coding and programming skills. His achievement demonstrates how Indian kids are making waves globally with early exposure to technology and innovation.