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AGMUT Cadre: MHA lists J-K and Ladakh as ‘hard areas’
In a significant development, the Government of India has classified Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh Union Territories as “hard areas” in the joint AGMUT cadre.
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IAS, IPS & IFS cadre of J&K merged with AGMUT cadre
SRINAGAR — The Central government has amended Jammu and Kashmir Reorganisation Act to merge IAS, IPS and IFS cadre of Jammu and Kashmir with...
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16 from J&K crack UPSC Civil Services Exam 2019
SRINAGAR — At least sixteen aspirants from Jammu and Kashmir have cracked the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) Civil Service Exam 2019.The list of...
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J&K Cadre abolished from Civil Services list
SRINAGAR — The Jammu and Kashmir Cadre of Civil Services was formally abolished by the Central Government on Wednesday and also did away with...
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Delhi girl tops civil services exam, Kashmiri boy gets second rank
Srinagar: The final result of UPSC exam has come out on Tuesday. 1164 for aspirants have cleared the exam. Delhi’s Tina Dabi has topped...
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