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NCRTC Recruitment 2021: Education And Eligibility
Desirous candidates applying for NCRTC Jobs 2021 through NCRTC Recruitment 2021 must possess a B.E/B.Tech in Civil Engineering discipline or equivalent from a recognised University/Institution with three to eight years of experience in Civil Engineering construction work in Govt./PSUs & Govt. instrumentalities as detailed in the NCRTC Notification 2021.
NCRTC Recruitment 2021: Selection And Pay Scale
The selection of candidates for NCRTC Jobs 2021 through NCRTC Recruitment 2021 will be done through Shortlisting, Eligibility/Experience and Interview as notified in the NCRTC Notification 2021.
Candidates selected for NCRTC Jobs 2021 through NCRTC Recruitment 2021 will be paid emolument in the pay range of Rs. 30,000 up to Rs. 2,09,200 per month under CDA/IDA scales
Updated Jan 14, 2021 | 16:55 IST
Duhai depot will have advance facilities for maintenance of trainsets including an automatic train washing plant for the thorough cleaning of trains, administrative building, depot control centre and more Delhi-Ghaziabad-Meerut RRTS corridor work on fast track! 1st depot coming up in UP
New Delhi: The construction on the Delhi-Ghaziabad-Meerut RRTS corridor is in full swing. In fact, the first depot has started taking shape in Uttar Pradesh s Ghaziabad. The 82-km project being implemented by the National Capital Region Transport Corporation (NCRTC) has started the construction at Duhai in Ghaziabad, which will have the capacity for stabling of 12 RRTS trains, three inspection bay lines and two workshop lines of the standard gauge with a running test track of around one km.
Exclusive: Drones used by police over protesting farmers were not authorised to fly
January 8, 2021
You’re reading it here first: The drones the police flew over farmers protesting against the recently enacted farm laws were illegal their use was never authorised by the Civil Aviation Ministry, or the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), both entities which regulate drone use in the country, RTIs filed by MediaNama revealed. It’s a worrying example of the amount of discretion available to on-ground police personnel especially when it’s about using tech to carry out mass surveillance.
As the protests against the farm laws broke out in November last year, and as farmers started their march towards Delhi, the police had deployed drones to constantly monitor the situation. Both Delhi and Haryana Police were present at the protests. It isn’t clear which police force deployed these drones. We have reached out to both departments for more details. Multiple people r