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JKPSC Assistant Professor Recruitment 2017 for 563 Posts

Srinagar: Jammu and Kashmir Public Service Commission has announced JKPSC Assistant Professor Recruitment 2017 for 563 Posts.JKPSC announced the much-awaited Recruitment Notification for recruiting Assistant Professors...

J&K Academic Arrangement Jobs in Degree Colleges of Jammu Division 2017

Srinagar: Jammu and Kashmir Higher Education Department has released a job notification, announcing J&K Academic Arrangement Jobs in Degree Colleges of Jammu Division 2017.The selection...

Summer vacations for Kashmir colleges announced

Srinagar: The Higher Education Department has officially announced summer vacations for Kashmir colleges and winter zone of Jammu from July 06 to July 15,...

J&K Higher Education Department Recruitment 2017

Jammu & Kashmir's Higher Education Department has  announced J&K Higher Education Department Recruitment 2017.In this recruitment, engagement of candidates on academic arrangement basis in...

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J&K celebrates 80th Independence Day, LG and CM extend greetings

Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha and Chief Minister Omar Abdullah extended greetings to the people of Jammu and Kashmir on the occasion of the 80th Independence Day.

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Kulgam Horticulture Department offers 50% subsidy on anti-hail nets for orchardists

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Locals pool funds to send Jharkhand labourer home after mother’s death

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