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Online applications are now invited for the Nursing Officer Recruitment Common Eligibility Test (NORCET)-11. A total of 75 Nursing Officer vacancies have been allocated to AIIMS Awantipora in the institute-wise vacancy matrix.

Mirabai Chanu won India's first gold medal at the Commonwealth Games 2026 in Glasgow by securing the women's 48kg weightlifting title.

Regarding FAA & JKPSI: Look, the coming month is August, logically it's never possible to conduct FAA/JKPSI in such a short duration of time even there isn't advance notice. There are no preparations going in any of the districts regarding FAA/JKPSI, so, we shouldn't expect FAA/JKPSI in September also. FAA/JKPSI, both are the largest recruitment drives, candidates are in lacs, it will take 2-3 months at least to make arrangements etc for the same. In a nutshell, expect FAA/JKPSI exams in November(any Sunday). According to some aspirants, these exams will be conducted in September, I will also tell u the same because this thing will keep u in touch with books, u will keep revising and solving mcqs. Expect Health Depart. Exams in Sept./Oct. including Junior Supervisor, Supervisor (female), etc Expect Shortlist(Forest Depart.), Examination Calendar, New Advertisements etc... And, it's always better to wait for the official call! All the best!

Anti-Corruption Bureau arre_sts 12 more persons in connection with the alleged Jammu and Kashmir Fire and Emergency Services (FES) recruitment paper leak scam.

Regarding Academic Arrangement The candidates having post doc experience and having award letter on their own name by the funding agency are hereby informed to submit the documents in the office of nodal principal by 2:00 pm today for reconsideration.

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#Kulgam 📚 NEET Coaching Support for Girl Child | FY 2026–27 The District Administration Kulgam, in collaboration with the Department of Social Welfare, under the Beti Bachao Beti Padhao (BBBP) initiative and with support from the Red Cross, invites applications from eligible girl students for financial assistance towards NEET coaching. 🎓 Financial Assistance: ₹40,000 per selected candidate 🔹 ₹20,000 under Beti Bachao Beti Padhao (BBBP) 🔹 ₹20,000 through Red Cross support Eligibility: ✅ Girl student of District Kulgam ✅ Among the Top 20 meritorious Class 12 (Science) students based on academic merit ✅ Annual family income below ₹8 lakh ✅ Students can opt any reputed coaching institute . Coaching fee support will be released after verification of the institute fee voucher. 📲 Apply Online: https://forms.gle/4RqmD1Q38KsF1NWR6 We encourage all eligible girl students to seize this opportunity and take a step closer to their dream of becoming doctors. Empowering Girls Through Education | Building Future Doctors

The United States faces a critical depletion in its military weapons stockpiles, specifically high-end precision munitions like Patriot, Tomahawk, and THAAD interceptors, due to recent conflicts in the Middle East. Rebuilding these defense reserves will take one to four years.

J&K Youth Demand Transparent Recruitment and Accountability! Thousands of government job aspirants across Jammu & Kashmir are once again demanding greater transparency and accountability in the recruitment process. They say repeated controversies surrounding recruitment examinations have severely affected the confidence of deserving candidates. Candidates point to past recruitment controversies, including the J&K Police Sub-Inspector, Fire & Emergency Services recruitment examinations, which were investigated after allegations of irregularities, leading to legal action and cancellation of certain recruitments. More recently, aspirants have raised concerns regarding the High Court Junior Assistant examination after videos from examination centres circulated widely on social media, prompting demands for a fair inquiry. Separately, allegations were also raised online regarding the JKPSC Lecturer examination after claims and videos related to the exam went viral, although the Commission has rejected allegations of a paper leak and maintains the recruitment process is fair. Students say that repeated controversies, delays, and uncertainty have caused immense mental stress, financial hardship, and loss of valuable years. Many aspirants fear that their hard work is being undermined and have urged the Government and recruitment agencies to ensure every examination is conducted in a completely transparent, fair, and accountable manner. The youth of Jammu & Kashmir are not demanding special treatment—they are demanding equal opportunity, merit-based recruitment, timely investigations into credible complaints, and strict action against anyone found guilty of malpractice. Restoring public trust in recruitment institutions is essential to protect the future of thousands of hardworking aspirants and strengthen confidence in public institutions.

ACB Arrests 12 More Accused in J&K Fire & Emergency Services Recruitment Paper Leak Scam Srinagar, July 25 (CNS): The Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB), Jammu and Kashmir, has arrested 12 more accused in connection with the ongoing investigation into the alleged paper leak scam in the recruitment process of the Fire and Emergency Services Department. Official sources told Current News Service (CNS) that the arrests were made during the investigation of FIR No. 01/2025, registered to probe the recruitment paper leak and the alleged criminal conspiracy behind it. The arrested accused have been identified as Abdul Majid Ganie of Yari Kalan, Chadoora (Budgam); Bilal Ahmad Halwai of Housing Colony, Bijbehara (Anantnag); Irshad-ul-Hamid Hakeem of Hajin, Sonawari (Bandipora); Shahnawaz Ahmad Khan of Asham, Sumbal, Sonawari (Bandipora); Ali Mohammad Bhat of Hayatpora, Chadoora (Budgam); Shabir Ahmad Malik of Hatharan, Soibugh (Budgam); Mohammad Akram Bhat of Dharmunna (Budgam); Mushtaq Ahmad Rathi of Gutlipora, Tangmarg; Sameer Ullah Rather of Chilyach, Chadoora (Budgam); Muzaffar Ahmad Bhat of Laribal, Kakapora (Pulwama); Zaker Hussain of Nowtass, Phagsoo (Doda); and Sanjay Datta of Jewel Chowk, Jammu. Sources said the arrests mark another significant development in the ACB's investigation into the alleged examination paper leak, which is suspected to have compromised the integrity of the recruitment process. The ACB is continuing its investigation to identify the entire network involved in the scam. Officials indicated that further arrests and legal action may follow as the probe progresses.(CNS)