News Topic:Rural Employment Generation Programme
Kashmir
ACD Budgam proposes termination of 35 MGNREGA supporting staff
Assistant Commissioner Development, Budgam has proposed the termination of 35 MGNREGA supporting staff in Budgam.
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Kashmir
Five employees suspended for releasing ‘excess’ payment under MGNREGA in Budgam
Five employees have been suspended and an enquiry has been initiated for releasing excess payment under MGNREGA in block SK Pora in central Kashmir’s Budgam district.
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Digpu News
Tamil Nadu’s Dindigul district sets world record with 2050 water recharge ring-wells
District Rural Development Agency in Dindigul district has succeeded in a world record by setting up 2050 water recharge ring-wells.
J&K
50,000 jobs to be filled in next fiscal in J&K
Government of India announced that it proposes to fill up 50,000 vacancies in government sector in the Union Territory of J&K in 2020-21.
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