Jammu & Kashmir Faces Over 40,000 Vacancies Across Government Departments
Jammu and Kashmir faces over 40,000 government job vacancies, with the Health department having the highest number of unfilled positions.
Jammu and Kashmir faces over 40,000 government job vacancies, with the Health department having the highest number of unfilled positions.
Apni Party chief Altaf Bukhari opposes alleged proposals for outsider recruitment at J&K Bank, citing risks to local youth employment.
J&K CM Omar Abdullah rejects PDP's claims of 25,000 backdoor appointments, promising to reveal facts soon.
BJP and PDP accuse NC govt of undermining transparent recruitment via outsourcing, sparking political row in J&K.
Ladakh administration reconstitutes police recruitment board for transparent hiring, ensuring fair opportunities for youth.
Job openings surge in J&K across sectors like retail, hospitality, IT, and healthcare, signaling a positive economic trend for job seekers.
Russia reportedly recruits African laborers for the Ukraine war due to soldier shortages, raising ethical and human rights concerns.
Russia is reportedly recruiting African nationals for its war in Ukraine, driven by economic hardship and job scarcity on the continent.
J&K CM Omar Abdullah refutes PDP claims of dropping Urdu from recruitment, calling them 'lies' and a distraction.
Jammu's job market is buzzing with diverse opportunities across sectors, from automotive and healthcare to education and retail.