Jammu and Kashmir restores pre-2016 engineering recruitment rules after revoking SRO-14 amendments

Jammu and Kashmir restores pre-2016 engineering recruitment rules after revoking SRO-14 amendments

Jammu and Kashmir withdraws 2016 engineering recruitment changes through Notification S.O. 160 The Government of Jammu and Kashmir has withdrawn amendments made to the Jammu and Kashmir Engineering (Gazetted Service) Recruitment Rules, 1978, restoring the regulatory framework that existed before 2016. The decision was notified by the Jal Shakti Department through an official order issued…

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8th Pay Commission enters crucial phase; employee groups see report before Budget 2027

8th Pay Commission enters crucial phase; employee groups see report before Budget 2027

8th pay commission on Monday began a two-day interaction programme in Lucknow, where it is scheduled to hold 54 meetings with unions, associations and individuals representing departments including railways, defence, health, revenue, communications, CPWD and agriculture. Central government employees may not have to wait until the end of 2027 for revised salaries and pensions if…

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Bible Quote Of The Day, 06 August, 2026: “They may forget, but I will not forget you” – a comforting message from God for those struggling in silence

Bible Quote Of The Day, 06 August, 2026: “They may forget, but I will not forget you” – a comforting message from God for those struggling in silence

Many people engage in silent struggles fueled by unseen pressures and emotional turmoil. The words of Isaiah 49:15 provide reassurance, affirming that God sees your silent battles. This passage underscores that divine recognition exists for our concealed sufferings and efforts. Drawing on faith reveals that challenging times ultimately foster strength before clarity comes. Rest in…

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In 1987, Victoria began an A$26 million experiment inside a mountain ash forest; three decades later, the results surprised researchers

In 1987, Victoria began an A$26 million experiment inside a mountain ash forest; three decades later, the results surprised researchers

In a pioneering study within Victoria’s mountain ash forests, surprising findings have emerged over extended periods. Intense thinning of trees fostered lush growth and increased diameters in the surviving trees. These enhanced specimens exhibit greater fire resilience and are likely to create hollows for various wildlife. Interestingly, Leadbeater’s possums thrived in thinned and acacia zones,…

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