News Topic:Female Multipurpose Health Workers
J&K
JKSSB approves list of selected candidates for 2300 posts
The Jammu and Kashmir Services Selection Board (JKSSB) has finalised a list of over 2,300 candidates for government posts, officials said here on Friday.
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J&K
Multi-purpose health workers in J&K without salaries since December
Female Multi-purpose Health Workers (FMHW) of Jammu & Kashmir have appealed to the Lieutenant Governor-led administration to release their pending salaries.
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Kashmir
FMPHWs stage protest, demand pending salaries
The Female Multi-Purpose Health Workers (FMPHWs) staged a protest in front of Civil Secretariat Srinagar, demanding early release of their pending salaries.
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Notifications
JKSSB: Addendum to Advertisement Notification No. 07 of 2015
The total posts of Female Multipurpose Health Worker (FMPHW) District Cadre Anantnag, Baramulla and Pulwama have been revised up with the following breakup.
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