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JKSSB recommends 839 candidates for Junior Engineer positions

The Jammu and Kashmir Service Selection Board has released a notification recommending 839 candidates for appointment as Junior Engineers in the UT cadre.
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Jobs

SKIMS Soura Recruitment 2020 for 183 Posts

Sher-i-Kashmir Institute of Medical Sciences in Srinagar has announced the SKIMS Soura Recruitment 2020 for 183 Posts, much to the delight of job seekers in J&K.
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Jobs

JKSSB Recruitment 2018 for 211 Posts in various Departments

Srinagar: Jammu & Kashmir Services Selection Board has announced the JKSSB Recruitment 2018 for 211 Posts.The JKSSB Recruitment 2018 for 211 Posts was announced by J&K...
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Jobs

BSNL Recruitment 2018 for 9,145 Posts

Srinagar: Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited has announced BSNL Recruitment 2018 for 9,145 Posts which includes 112 job vacancies for Jammu & Kashmir also.BSNL invites...
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Kashmir

Traffic restored in Beerwah after flash floods washed away Sukhnag diversion

Vehicular traffic through Beerwah town in central Kashmir's Budgam district was restored on Saturday after remaining suspended for four days.
Kashmir

Overseas Job Fraud: EOW chargesheets accused who duped youth of lakhs

The Economic Offences Wing (EOW), Kashmir, of the Crime Branch, Jammu and Kashmir, has filed a chargesheet in connection with an alleged overseas job fraud.
Health

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