Data from the Ministry of Corporate Affairs shows Maharashtra recorded the highest number of interns under the Prime Minister’s Internship Scheme, while the Finance Ministry extended the maximum offers among government departments.
More than 50,000 tech workers are being laid off globally as top firms like TCS, Microsoft, and Intel restructure operations to align with AI-driven priorities and automation trends.
With 'Pratibha Setu', Commission opens access to top percentile non-recommended candidates, helping the private sector tap into India’s most rigorously screened but overlooked talent pool.
The chief minister directed officials to fill vacant teaching posts without delay and confirmed that 35% of all new appointments will be reserved for women originally from Bihar.
The company’s latest round of job cuts highlights a broader industry trend, as major tech firms invest heavily in AI infrastructure while reshaping traditional roles through automation and restructuring.
The CBI informed the Calcutta High Court that bribes were allegedly paid for supernumerary appointments in upper primary schools, requiring a separate FIR and court permission to investigate.
The school education department has asked district officials to verify applications of eligible teachers removed after the 2016 SSC exam, following the Supreme Court’s reinstatement guidelines.
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