17.12.2025.UT Daily News.(A collection of SC.ST.Buddhist,Adivasi,reservation atrocity news of India).by Team Sivaji.9444917060.asivaji1962@gmail.com
Dalit Former Panchayat President Cites Caste Insult in IUML Ritual Row
The CPI(M)'s youth wing, DYFI, protested at the Changaroth panchayat office against an alleged 'purification ritual' by IUML activists. The ritual was perceived as a casteist insult, given that the former panchayat president was from the Dalit community. No complaints have been filed with the police yet.
The youth wing of the CPI(M), known as DYFI, staged a protest on Tuesday at the Changaroth panchayat office, condemning what they allege to be a ‘purification ritual’ conducted by IUML members. The protest was in response to actions claimed to target a former panchayat president from the Dalit community.
Authorities confirmed that the demonstration proceeded without incident, maintaining a calm atmosphere in the locality. The LDF is also expected to organize a protest march later the same day, as no formal grievances concerning the controversial ritual have been reported to law enforcement yet.
The incident in question involved UDF activists performing a ritualistic act outside the panchayat office. This supposedly celebratory gesture was deemed derogatory by Unni Vengeri, the former panchayat president, who asserts that it carried a caste-based insult, given there were no such celebrations in other panchayats recently won by the UDF.
Courtesy : Devdiscourse
ஐயூஎம்எல் சடங்கு விவகாரத்தில் தலித் முன்னாள் பஞ்சாயத்துத் தலைவர் சாதி அவமதிப்பைக் குறிப்பிடுகிறார்
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ஐயூஎம்எல் தொண்டர்களால் நடத்தப்பட்டதாகக் கூறப்படும் 'புனிதப்படுத்தும் சடங்கிற்கு' எதிராக, சிபிஐ(எம்)-இன் இளைஞர் பிரிவான டிஒய்எஃப்ஐ, சங்கரோத் பஞ்சாயத்து அலுவலகம் முன்பு போராட்டம் நடத்தியது. முன்னாள் பஞ்சாயத்துத் தலைவர் தலித் சமூகத்தைச் சேர்ந்தவர் என்பதால், இந்தச் சடங்கு ஒரு சாதிய அவமதிப்பாகக் கருதப்பட்டது. இதுவரையில் காவல்துறைக்கு எந்தப் புகாரும் அளிக்கப்படவில்லை.
டிஒய்எஃப்ஐ என்று அழைக்கப்படும் சிபிஐ(எம்)-இன் இளைஞர் பிரிவு, ஐயூஎம்எல் உறுப்பினர்களால் நடத்தப்பட்டதாகக் கூறப்படும் 'புனிதப்படுத்தும் சடங்கைக்' கண்டித்து, செவ்வாயன்று சங்கரோத் பஞ்சாயத்து அலுவலகம் முன்பு போராட்டம் நடத்தியது. தலித் சமூகத்தைச் சேர்ந்த முன்னாள் பஞ்சாயத்துத் தலைவரை இலக்காகக் கொண்டு நடத்தப்பட்டதாகக் கூறப்படும் நடவடிக்கைகளுக்குப் பதிலடியாக இந்தப் போராட்டம் நடைபெற்றது.
இந்தப் போராட்டம் எந்தவித அசம்பாவிதமும் இன்றி அமைதியான முறையில் நடைபெற்றதாக அதிகாரிகள் உறுதிப்படுத்தினர். சர்ச்சைக்குரிய சடங்கு தொடர்பாக இதுவரை சட்ட அமலாக்கத் துறையிடம் எந்த முறையான புகார்களும் அளிக்கப்படாததால், அதே நாளில் பின்னர் எல்டிஎஃப் சார்பிலும் ஒரு கண்டனப் பேரணி நடத்தப்படும் என்று எதிர்பார்க்கப்படுகிறது.
சம்பந்தப்பட்ட இந்தச் சம்பவம், பஞ்சாயத்து அலுவலகத்திற்கு வெளியே யுடிஎஃப் தொண்டர்கள் ஒரு சடங்குச் செயலை நிகழ்த்தியதை உள்ளடக்கியது. இந்த கொண்டாட்டச் செயல், முன்னாள் பஞ்சாயத்துத் தலைவரான உன்னி வெங்கெரியால் இழிவானதாகக் கருதப்பட்டது. யுடிஎஃப் சமீபத்தில் வெற்றி பெற்ற மற்ற பஞ்சாயத்துகளில் இதுபோன்ற கொண்டாட்டங்கள் எதுவும் நடைபெறாத நிலையில், இது ஒரு சாதி அடிப்படையிலான அவமதிப்பைக் கொண்டிருப்பதாக அவர் வாதிடுகிறார்.
வழங்கியவர்: தேவதிகோர்ஸ்
Dalit leader ‘Vidrohi’ launches a unique Satyagraha in Jodhpur: He will not wear slippers or shirts until non-Valmiki sanitation workers are employed in basic sanitation work!
Prakash Singh Vidrohi told, "Non-Valmiki workers are not performing the basic sanitation work; the entire burden falls on the Valmiki community. This has caused anger within the community."
Jodhpur – Sanitation workers in the Jodhpur Municipal Corporation have been angry for the past month. The movement, led by the All India Safai Mazdoor Congress, has now taken a unique form in the harsh winter. The organization’s district president, Sardar Prakash Singh Vidrohi, staged a semi-naked, barefoot protest in front of Baba Saheb’s statue at the Nagauri Gate intersection on Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar’s death anniversary. He declared, “I will not wear clothes or slippers until the Municipal Commissioner implements the 2018 written agreement to employ non-Valmiki workers in basic sanitation work.” This protest not only reinforces the sanitation workers’ three-point demands but also sends a powerful message against the increasing burden on the Valmiki community.
Jodhpur has approximately 3,300 sanitation workers, of which 700 They belong to the non-Valmiki community. These non-Valmiki employees are being removed from the basic work of cleaning and assigned other responsibilities, the entire burden of which has fallen on the employees of the Valmiki community. The scope of the earlier 60 wards has now increased to 100, due to which the work pressure has doubled. On November 15, the corporation administration suddenly changed the wards of 2000 sanitation workers, against which the fire of protest erupted. Prakash Singh Vidrohi told ‘The Mooknayak’, “Non-Valmiki employees are not doing the basic work of cleaning, the entire burden falls on the Valmiki community. This has caused anger in the community. Corporation Commissioner Siddharth Palanichamy did not even listen to the public representatives. A few days ago, in the presence of MLAs Atul Bhansali and Devendra Joshi, a promise was made to reinstate all employees in their original positions and to assign women and disabled persons to the nearest wards, but this was not followed through.
The agitation began with a high-voltage uproar at the corporation office on Thursday. Two rounds of talks between the organization and the commissioner failed, after which no agreement was reached despite several hours of negotiations. On Friday, a sit-in protest began outside the corporation commissioner’s office under the banner of the Valmiki Joint Struggle Committee. Police were deployed at the main gate to prevent protesters from entering. Throughout the day, leaders raised slogans and questioned the corporation’s working style.
Anil Teji stated that the three-point demands are: (1) cancel the ward changes of 2,000 employees; (2) cancel the 2018 in-charge positions; (3) assign 700 non-Valmiki employees to their original sanitation work. Naresh Kandara warned, “Demands If they don’t agree, we’ll go on a broom-down strike.” On Saturday, Vidrohi’s half-naked Satyagraha in the cold marked a new turning point in the movement. This movement is not only a fight for the rights of sanitation workers, but also a question of dignity and equality for the Valmiki community.
Geetha Sunil Pillai
Courtesy: Hindi News
Brutal act in Jamui: Dalit student abducted, stripped naked and chased, beaten with rods; uproar after video goes viral
Inter student subjected to brutality due to old enmity; abducted from Atithi Palace, 2 taken into custody after video goes viral..
Jamui: A shocking incident that shames humanity has come to light from Jamui district of Bihar. Here, fearless miscreants, defying law and order, crossed all limits of cruelty against a Dalit student. The accused first abducted the student, then took him to a secluded place and brutally beat him with iron rods. Not content with that, they stripped him naked, chased him around while beating him, and made a video of the entire barbaric act, which has now gone viral on social media.
What is the whole matter?
The incident took place near Maniyadda (Mani Adda) village in the Town police station area. The victim has been identified as Abhishek Paswan, son of Rajaram Paswan of Bhatchak village, who is an intermediate student.
The victim, Abhishek, told the police that about a month ago, his brother-in-law had a dispute with some people. Due to this enmity, a person named W Singh called him deceptively. As soon as he reached near ‘Atithi Palace’ in the city, his mobile phone was snatched, and he was forcibly taken on a motorcycle to Bhajaur Chhath Ghat.
Beaten with rods and video made
It is alleged that after taking him to the ghat, W Singh, Mounty Singh, Chhotu Yadav, Seetu Singh, Gaurav Singh, Ashutosh Singh, Salu Singh and Raghuveer Singh, along with others, attacked him. He was beaten with kicks, punches, and iron rods. Showing their dominance, the accused stripped the student of his clothes and humiliated him by making him run naked. During this time, they also made a video, which has now gone viral. Police Action and Arrests
Upon receiving information about the incident, the ‘Dial 112’ police team reached the spot and rescued the injured student on Friday afternoon, admitting him to Sadar Hospital where he is currently undergoing treatment.
Jamui SP Vishwajeet Dayal has confirmed the incident and issued a press release. He stated that the police have obtained the viral video, based on which the accused are being identified. The police have taken swift action and detained two people for questioning. Raids are underway to apprehend the other absconding accused.
‘Safe Seat’ Under Scrutiny
This incident also appears to be taking on a political dimension. The Jamui Lok Sabha seat is considered a ‘safe seat’. LJP (Ram Vilas) chief Chirag Paswan has been a Member of Parliament from here twice, and currently, his brother-in-law Arun Bharti, who himself belongs to the Dalit community, is the MP from this constituency. Such brutality against a Dalit youth in such a high-profile area raises serious questions about law and order and the claims of ‘Dalit safety’ in the region.
Rajan Chaudhary
Courtesy: Hindi News
Rajasthan: “Not born from incest…” Dalit community outraged by Sarpanch’s casteist and abusive remarks in Dausa, FIR registered under SC/ST Act
During the meeting, Yogi publicly made extremely derogatory and casteist remarks against Scheduled Caste women, which were recorded on video. This incident is not only disruptive to social harmony at the local level but is also being seen as part of a series of increasing atrocities against the SC/ST community.
Dausa – An abusive and casteist remark made by Sarpanch Shivcharan Yogi against Scheduled Caste (SC) women during a meeting of the Nath community in Dausa district of Rajasthan has angered the entire Dalit community. The incident took place on December 14 at the Nath community hostel on Singwara Road, where an important meeting was held regarding the state elections of the Nath community. After the video of Sarpanch Yogi’s indecent remark went viral, widespread anger spread among Dalit organizations and community members. The police immediately registered FIR No. 0461 under Sections 3(1)(r), 3(1)(s), 4 and 3(2)(va) of the SC/ST (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 1989 and Section 353(2) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) 2023.
Ambedkarite advocate Vikas Kumar Jatav, while sharing a copy of the FIR with The Mooknayak, said that this incident is not only disruptive to social harmony at the local level but is also being seen as part of a series of increasing atrocities against the SC/ST community. After this complaint was registered at Dausa Sadar police station on December 15 in the afternoon, the police have started an investigation. Complainant Satish Kumar said that the Sarpanch’s remarks have created tension between the two communities and immediate arrest is being demanded.
What happened at the meeting?
A large meeting related to the state elections of the Nath community was organized on Sunday, December 14, at the Nath community hostel, Singwara Road. In this meeting, Shivcharan Yogi, the district president of the Nath community and the current Sarpanch of Gurjar Seemla (Mehandipur Balaji), was present as the main speaker. During the meeting, Yogi publicly made extremely derogatory and casteist remarks against Scheduled Caste women, which were recorded on video.
According to the complaint, Yogi said, “We are not the urine of any Bhangi and Chamar.” This remark was intended to insult women of the SC community based on their caste, where the use of such words reflects caste-based discrimination. This comment not only hurt the dignity of the women but was also an attempt to demean the entire SC/ST community. Those present at the meeting recorded a video of this, which quickly went viral on social media and sparked outrage among Dalit organizations.
The complainant, Satish Kumar, went to the police station and filed a written complaint, clearly stating that such remarks destroy social harmony and create animosity between the two communities. The investigation has been handed over to Circle Officer Dharmendra Sharma of Dausa.
Geetha Sunil Pillai
Courtesy: Hindi News
Encroachments on SC/ST land won’t be tolerated: Deputy CM
Here’s a summary of key Dalit-related news and caste-discrimination developments in India around 17 December 2025:
📰 Major News Highlights (17 Dec 2025)
📍 Protest demanding caste survey & quota
• PMK leader Anbumani Ramadoss led a protest in Chennai pressing the government to conduct a caste survey and implement 10.5 % reservation for Vanniyars. The demonstration drew support from some opposition leaders but was marked by the absence of major parties like DMK/AIADMK.
📍 Welfare impact: Mass marriage scheme in UP
• Uttar Pradesh’s mass marriage initiative has benefited over 4 lakh poor families, with a large share of beneficiaries from Dalit, backward, and minority communities, helping couples marry with financial support and dignity.
🎬 Dalit representation in cinema
• India’s Oscar entry “Homebound” features a Dalit character’s struggle alongside a Muslim friend, highlighting discrimination and socio-economic barriers.
⚠️ Caste violence & abuse report
• In Pilibhit district (Uttar Pradesh), a 28-year-old Dalit woman was reportedly assaulted and molested by a farmer and his sons after she raised concerns about irregularities in income certificates—a case now registered with police.
📌 Other Relevant Caste-Related Developments & Reports
📍 Social boycott cases
• Reports from earlier on 17 Dec 2025 suggest a social boycott incident in Madhya Pradesh where a man (and his family) faced ostracism after eating at a Dalit household, illustrating how caste stigma persists in villages.
📌 “Purification ritual” humiliation case (Kozhikode, Kerala)
• A Dalit panchayat president was reportedly subjected to a so-called “purification ritual” involving dung water outside a local office—prompting the SC/ST Commission to seek police reports and action.
📌 Dalit youth’s body repatriation from Saudi Arabia
• After diplomatic/legal pressure, the body of a 19-year-old Dalit youth from Rajasthan was released for repatriation, allowing his family to perform rites—a case that drew media attention for the delays and procedural issues faced.
📌 Context: Caste Discrimination in India
Even though untouchability and caste discrimination are constitutionally banned, discrimination persists in varied forms—from social exclusion and violence to institutional barriers and symbolic insults like “purification rituals” or ostracism. Human rights groups and commissions periodically raise concerns that enforcement of anti-atrocity laws and social protections needs strengthening to curb entrenched prejudices.
Here’s a summary of tribal / Adivasi-related news from India as of 17 December 2025, including major developments, policy decisions, and community welfare updates:
📰 1. Denotified Tribes to Be Counted for First Time in Census
For the first time since 1911, denotified tribes — historically marginalized groups not previously included in official census counts — are set to be enumerated as part of the Census of India 2027.
This policy shift comes from a recommendation by the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment to the Registrar General of India, marking a major step toward better visibility and planning for these communities.
🗳️ 2. Kerala Cabinet Decision Affects Tribal Development
The Kerala state cabinet on 17 December approved several measures that impact tribal communities:
- Increased honorarium for staff in Scheduled Tribes Development Department model pre-schools — teachers to get ₹13,000 and helpers ₹9,000 monthly.
- Land lease for a Central Forensic Science Laboratory, plus other administrative and development actions.
Though not exclusively tribal news, the honorarium increase ties into welfare for tribal educators and tribal development programs.
📚 3. Tribal Education Initiative (Recent but Relevant)
Jharkhand launched a multilingual education program in 1,080 government schools, teaching in tribal languages like Mundari, Santhali, and Ho with support from UNICEF and the Language and Learning Foundation (LLF). This aims to improve early learning and reduce dropouts among tribal children.
📊 Other Notable Tribal / Adivasi Issues Near This Date
📈 Tribal Student Retention
Recent data shows very low dropout rates among tribal students, particularly Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups (PVTGs), demonstrating positive outcomes from targeted welfare and residential education programs.
🗳️ Voting Rights Concern for Displaced Adivasis
Thousands of tribal families displaced from Maoist-affected Bastar regions fear losing voting rights as electoral rolls are revised in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana — an ongoing issue linked to long-term displacement and lack of legal recognition.
🧩 ST Status Debates in Assam
There is continuing debate in Assam over granting Scheduled Tribe (ST) status to six indigenous communities (including Moran, Matak, Tai-Ahom, Chutia, Koch-Rajbongshi, and Tea Tribes). Protests and demands for dialogue with the Assam government reflect wider issues about tribal identity, quotas, and socio-political rights in the Northeast.
📌 Context & Background Issues (Ongoing)
- Caste and Census Policy: India plans to include a detailed caste count in the upcoming census as part of broader social equity reforms.
- Historical Exclusion of Denotified Tribes: These communities were labeled “criminal tribes” during British rule and have faced long-standing exclusion from key welfare policies.
Here are the most relevant **Buddhist-related news and developments in India on 17 December 2025:
🟡 1. Karnataka considers monthly stipends for Buddhist monks
The Karnataka government is deliberating a proposal to provide monthly honorariums to Buddhist monks serving in viharas (monasteries) across the state. This step, if approved, would be aimed at supporting the welfare and religious activities of the Buddhist clergy and could strengthen institutional support for Buddhism in the region.
🟡 2. India-Tibet cultural and awareness talks conclude in Varanasi
The India Tibet Coordination Office (ITCO) successfully concluded a week-long Tibet Awareness Talk Series in Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh. The event focused on the global perspective of Kailash-Mansarovar and India-Tibet relations, reflecting on historical, religious, and cultural ties that are also significant for many in the Buddhist community.
🟡 3. Broader context of the day in national news
While not strictly Buddhist, national headlines on 17 Dec 2025 included major political and social news (e.g., international diplomatic engagements and environment updates), which set the backdrop for cultural and religious developments across India.
Here are the latest news and developments (as of 17 December 2025) in India related to Dr. B.R. Ambedkar and his legacy:
📰 Top Current News
• Political Commentary Involving Ambedkar
Congress has criticized the BJP-RSS, accusing them of being driven by “hatred” toward icons like Gandhi, Ambedkar, and Nehru — part of ongoing political debates around ideological identity and the legacy of India’s founders.
• Educational Opportunities Linked to Ambedkar’s Legacy
The Central University of Punjab has opened applications for free civil services coaching via its Dr. Ambedkar Centre of Excellence, aimed at helping aspirants (especially from underrepresented communities) prepare for competitive exams.
Similarly, Andhra Pradesh has launched a free civil services coaching program for SC/ST aspirants — acknowledging Ambedkar’s vision for educational upliftment of marginalized groups.
• Regional Political Commentary by Ambedkar’s Grandson
Prakash Ambedkar (leader of Vanchit Bahujan Aghadi) stated that Shiv Sena (UBT)’s alliance with MNS has weakened its political credibility, stressing the importance of a strong anti-BJP front — linking contemporary politics to Ambedkarite constituencies.
• Education Sector Accountability at an Ambedkar Law College
The Bombay High Court has raised questions about the delay in filling faculty posts at Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Law College in Nagpur, highlighting concerns over academic standards and institutional efficiency.
🧾 Context: Recent Ambedkar-Related Events (Recent Weeks)
While not specific to 17 Dec 2025, these recent developments provide broader context on how Ambedkar’s legacy is reflected in public life:
📌 Ambedkar Bust at UNESCO Headquarters – A bust of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar was unveiled at UNESCO headquarters in Paris as a tribute to his role in constitutional democracy and human rights.
📌 ‘Samvidhan at 75’ Conference Finale – A national conference organized by the Dr. Ambedkar Foundation marked the culmination of India’s year-long celebration of 75 years of the Indian Constitution, reflecting on constitutional values Ambedkar championed.
📌 Events Earlier in December (Death Anniversary) – Across India, Mahaparinirvan Diwas (6 Dec) was observed with tributes at Chaitya Bhoomi in Mumbai and elsewhere, with leaders and citizens celebrating his contributions to equality, constitutionalism, and social justice.
📌 Why Ambedkar Is in the News
Dr. Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar (1891–1956) remains a central figure in Indian public life as:
- The chief architect of the Indian Constitution
- A champion of social justice, equality, and human rights
- An enduring symbol for movements advocating for the rights of marginalized communities
His ideas continue to influence education policy, political debates, social justice programs, and commemorations across India.
Here are the latest major news and developments (especially on 17 December 2025) related to atrocities and crimes against Scheduled Castes (SC), Scheduled Tribes (ST) and women in India — including incidents, court actions, and safety issues:
⚖️ Supreme Court & Legal News
- SC/ST Act conviction set aside: On 17 Dec 2025, the Supreme Court of India set aside a conviction under the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act (1989) in a gang rape and murder case because the prosecution failed to prove that the accused knew the victim’s caste — a key requirement for conviction under the law.
- SC intervenes in rape case: The Supreme Court also set aside a Rajasthan High Court order on conditions related to the accused’s wife in a rape case, highlighting ongoing judicial involvement in sexual violence cases.
- High Court transfer: In the RG Kar rape-murder case, the Supreme Court has transferred the case to the Calcutta High Court for closer monitoring and to ensure implementation of safety reforms.
🚨 Crimes & Safety Issues
- New women’s safety initiative in Lucknow: Police in Lucknow launched dedicated direct-line mobile numbers to help women quickly reach officers in cases like molestation, domestic violence, stalking, and cyber harassment, under the Mission Shakti 5.0 campaign.
- Data on violence across states: Recent reports show very high rates of crimes against women in states like Gujarat, with tens of thousands reported over several years.
- Sexual assault on minors: In Surat, a 17-year-old girl was allegedly raped and impregnated, with arrests made.
🔎 Context on SC/ST Atrocities
Beyond just Dec 17, broader data and ongoing concerns highlight severe challenges:
- Madhya Pradesh data (2022–2024): Government figures show 7,418 SC/ST women were allegedly raped, 558 murdered, and 338 gang-raped in MP over a three-year period — averaging multiple serious crimes per day against women from these communities.
- Tirunelveli (Tamil Nadu): Over five years, 1,097 caste atrocities were recorded, including sexual violence and brutal attacks, prompting the High Court to direct enhanced pensions for victims’ families.
- Odisha atrocity cases: Thousands of SC/ST atrocity cases were logged in Odisha within a nine-month period, indicating widespread incidents across regions.
📌 Ongoing Issues & Protests
- Political parties and civil rights activists continue to raise alarms about rising crimes against women, Dalits, and minorities, with nationwide protests and campaigns calling for better protection and enforcement.
Summary
- Judicial decisions on atrocities laws (e.g., SC/ST Act) are evolving, sometimes reducing convictions due to legal technicalities.
- Crimes against women and SC/ST individuals — including rape, murder, and harassment — remain serious concerns in many states.
- State and police safety initiatives target improvements, but many activists continue to demand stronger action.
Employment News.
Here are the latest Government & PSU Employment News (17 Dec 2025) with notices relevant for scheduled caste (SC) / scheduled tribe (ST) and general opportunities across India (Centre + States). Some postings may provide reservation/relaxation benefits for SC/ST as per Govt norms.
🟢 Central Government / PSU Jobs
✅ Railway Group-D Recruitment (Level-1 posts)
• Indian Railways opened ~22,000 Group-D vacancies across departments. Applications are live via RRB portals. Reservation (including SC/ST) applies per rules.
✅ DSSSB MTS 2025 – Delhi Govt
• Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board started online applications for Multi-Tasking Staff recruitment. SC/ST candidates get age/fee relaxations according to norms.
⚠️ RRB Isolated Categories (311 posts)
• Central Employment Notice released for ministerial & isolated work posts (apply via RRB). SC/ST reservation applies per CEN rules.
🔎 Closing Today (17 Dec) – last chance for several central & allied posts including apprentices & medical/technical roles with SC/ST relaxations:
• Junior Engineer (Andaman & Nicobar)
• Uttarakhand Nursing Officer,
• Apprentices (South Eastern Railway),
• AIIMS jobs / Medical Lab Technician.
🟡 State Government Job Alerts (Various States)
📌 Uttar Pradesh
• UP Police Computer Operator Grade-A – 1352 posts opened (SC/ST eligible with relaxations).
• UP Home Guard (41,424 Vacancies) – earlier recruitment open recently (10th pass level). SC/ST get age/fee benefits per rules.
📌 Madhya Pradesh
• MPESB Group-1 Sub Group-2 Recruitment – state jobs with prescribed reservation.
📌 Tamil Nadu Government Jobs (17 Dec)
• TN Govt Jobs ~4416+ Vacancies – multiple department recruitments including food supply, medical services & cooperatives (apply links in state portal). SC/ST reservations apply under TN rules.
📌 Other Major Ongoing Recruitments (Apply if still open)
✔ SSC GD Constable 2026 (25,487 posts) – SC/ST candidates get relaxation & fee waiver in many cases.
✔ Railway NTPC / JE / RRB Posts – earlier notifications still valid for application windows in some zones. (General rail recruitments with reservations)
🧑💼 Reservation & Support for SC/ST Jobseekers
The National Career Service (NCS) portal and National Career Service Centres for SC/ST provide career counselling, job matching, and training support to SC/ST jobseekers across India to enhance employability.
📌 Tips for SC/ST Candidates
✔ Always check official notification for reservation % & relaxations for your category.
✔ Ensure required documents (Caste Certificate, domicile, education) are ready before applying.
How to improve the Personality?
17.12.2025 | How to Improve Personality Development (Practical Guide)
Personality development is a continuous process—it includes your thinking, behavior, communication, confidence, values, and emotional control. Below is a simple, practical, Indian-context–friendly roadmap you can follow daily.
1️⃣ Self-Awareness (Foundation)
You can’t improve what you don’t understand.
✔ Identify your strengths & weaknesses
✔ Accept your background, identity, and life experiences
✔ Ask yourself daily:
- What did I do well today?
- What should I improve tomorrow?
📌 Tip: Write 3 lines daily in a notebook (self-reflection journal)
2️⃣ Improve Communication Skills
Good personality = clarity + respect + confidence
🗣 Speaking
- Speak slowly and clearly
- Avoid fillers: uh, um, you know
- Practice in front of a mirror or record voice
👂 Listening
- Listen fully before responding
- Don’t interrupt
📖 Language Skills
- Read newspapers (The Hindu / Indian Express)
- Learn 5 new words daily
📌 Daily practice: Explain a news topic aloud in 2 minutes
3️⃣ Build Confidence (Inner + Outer)
Confidence comes from preparation and self-belief
✔ Improve posture (stand straight)
✔ Maintain eye contact
✔ Dress neatly (simple & clean is enough)
✔ Prepare well before speaking or exams
📌 Golden Rule: Confidence grows by doing, not thinking
4️⃣ Emotional Intelligence (Very Important)
A strong personality is calm under pressure
✔ Control anger and impulsive reactions
✔ Learn to say NO politely
✔ Understand others’ feelings
📌 Practice: Pause for 5 seconds before reacting emotionally
5️⃣ Knowledge & Awareness
A good personality has depth
✔ Read about:
- Social issues
- Indian Constitution & rights
- Dr. Ambedkar’s thoughts
- Current affairs
✔ Watch debates, not gossip videos
📌 Tip: Be informed, not noisy
6️⃣ Discipline & Habits
Personality = what you do daily
✔ Wake up early
✔ Exercise / walk 30 minutes
✔ Reduce mobile addiction
✔ Be punctual
✔ Finish what you start
📌 Small habits = Big personality
7️⃣ Positive Attitude & Values
✔ Respect everyone regardless of status
✔ Be honest and reliable
✔ Help others without expecting return
✔ Don’t compare your journey with others
📌 Remember: Character is the backbone of personality
8️⃣ Social Skills
✔ Greet people politely
✔ Smile genuinely
✔ Learn basic etiquette
✔ Avoid abusive language
📌 Rule: Speak less, observe more
9️⃣ Physical & Mental Health
✔ Eat healthy food
✔ Sleep 7–8 hours
✔ Practice meditation or breathing
✔ Avoid alcohol/drugs
📌 Healthy body → Confident mind
🔟 30-Day Personality Improvement Plan
Daily (30–45 mins):
- 10 min reading
- 10 min speaking practice
- 10 min exercise
- 5 min self-reflection
- 5 min breathing
✨ Final Thought
Personality is not about English fluency or money.
It is about confidence, clarity, character, and courage.
If you want, I can also provide:
- Personality development for job interviews
- Personality development for students
- Personality development from Dr. Ambedkar’s teachings
- Hindi / Kannada / Tamil version
Just tell me 👍
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Getting more marks in exams is not about studying more hours, but about studying smartly and consistently. Here is a simple, practical study plan you can follow 👇
1️⃣ Understand the Syllabus & Exam Pattern (Very Important)
- Download the official syllabus
- Identify:
- High-weight chapters
- Repeated questions from previous years
- Study important topics first
👉 Marks come from what is asked, not what we like to read.
2️⃣ Make a Realistic Study Timetable
- Study 2–3 subjects per day
- Use 45–60 min study + 10 min break
- Best time:
- Morning → New/Hard topics
- Evening → Revision
- Night → Light reading / formulas
📌 Consistency beats long hours
3️⃣ Active Study Techniques (Top Scorers Use This)
❌ Reading again & again
✅ Active methods:
🔹 a) Write & Learn
- Write answers in your own words
- Practice diagrams, maps, equations
🔹 b) Teach Yourself
- Explain the topic loudly as if teaching someone
🔹 c) Use Short Notes
- One-page notes per chapter
- Highlight formulas, dates, keywords
4️⃣ Previous Year Question Papers (Game Changer)
- Solve last 5–10 years papers
- Mark:
- Frequently asked questions
- Important diagrams & case studies
📌 Many questions repeat with small changes.
5️⃣ Revision Strategy (Most Students Ignore This)
- 1st revision → within 24 hours
- 2nd revision → after 7 days
- Final revision → before exam
Use:
- Flashcards
- Formula sheets
- Mind maps
6️⃣ Improve Answer Writing (Very Important for Marks)
- Start with definition
- Use:
- Headings & sub-headings
- Bullet points
- Diagrams (even simple ones)
- Underline keywords
📌 Neat presentation = extra marks
7️⃣ Manage Exam Time Properly
- Attempt easy questions first
- Don’t spend too much time on one answer
- Keep last 10 minutes for revision
8️⃣ Take Care of Health & Mind
- Sleep 6–7 hours
- Eat light, healthy food
- Avoid mobile & social media during study time
🧠 A calm mind remembers better.
9️⃣ One Golden Rule
Study daily + revise regularly + practice writing answers = High marks
If you want, tell me:
- Your class/degree
- Your subject(s)
- Competitive exam or board exam?
👉 I can make a personalized study plan for you.
Sivaji Ayyayiram.UTnews.
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