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Uttar Pradesh, Artificial Intelligence: UP Officials Use Artificial Intelligence To Bust Job Exam Cheating Racket - Vimarsana News

Uttar Pradesh, Artificial Intelligence: UP Officials Use Artificial Intelligence To Bust Job Exam Cheating Racket

In an unprecedented move, Uttar Pradesh officials have used Artificial Intelligence to bust a massive cheating racket in recruitment exams for government jobs.

Source: ndtv.com
Kerala govt to reinstate 67 teachers who were fired over 'lack of vacancies' - Vimarsana News

Kerala govt to reinstate 67 teachers who were fired over 'lack of vacancies'

The Higher Secondary English teachers in the junior category were appointed through the Public Service Commission and fired citing lack of vacancies.

Appointed through PSC and then sacked, 67 Kerala govt teachers left in lurch - Vimarsana News

Appointed through PSC and then sacked, 67 Kerala govt teachers left in lurch

Some of these employees had quit the jobs they already had to become Higher Secondary School Teachers.

Reserved categories notified by President in any state entitled to reservation in Delhi subordinate services: Delhi High Court - Vimarsana News

Reserved categories notified by President in any state entitled to reservation in Delhi subordinate services: Delhi High Court

As far as services under the National Capital Territory of Delhi are concerned, the apex court’s decisions hold that the rule of pan-India reservation would be applicable, the Court said.

Rajasthan: No more interview process in most of state govt recruitment - Vimarsana News

Rajasthan: No more interview process in most of state govt recruitment

Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot has approved the proposal to abolish the interview process completely by amending 44 service rules of the state.