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Casteism; Dalit Youth Subjected to Casteist Abuse, Defamed on Social Media; Demands FIR Under SC/ST Act
Himachal News: Surajmani, a Scheduled Caste resident of Balichowki in Mandi district, has sent a complaint to the Superintendent of Police. He is receiving casteist abuses and death threats due to a private video that went viral on social media. He has demanded that an FIR be registered under sections of the BNS, IT Act, and SC/ST Act. This case comes against the backdrop of increasing caste-based atrocities in Himachal Pradesh.
The Viral Video Incident
Surajmani stated that a video of a private conversation of his was uploaded on Facebook without his permission a few days ago. The video did not contain any objectionable comments about deities. Yet, some people are repeatedly sharing it. This has led to Surajmani receiving abuses with casteist slurs and threats. These threats are spreading through Facebook posts, photos, and videos.
Surajmani is suffering from mental stress. It has become difficult for him to leave his house. People are spreading rumors. He has been defamed throughout Himachal Pradesh. In his letter to the Superintendent of Police, he demanded an investigation. He said that the accused can be identified through social media.
Complaint of Unauthorized Call Recording
Facebook user “Bunty Saraji Baldev Thakur” called Surajmani. He recorded the call without informing him. Later, he made it viral on social media. Surajmani termed this a violation of privacy. He cited the Supreme Court’s 2017 Puttaswamy judgment. This judgment considers unauthorized recording a crime.
Surajmani said that this is a violation of his constitutional right under Article 21. His right to life and personal liberty has been snatched away. He demanded action against the accused under sections of the IT Act.
Harassment Through False Complaints
“Bunty Saraji Baldev Thakur” and “Tulesh Thakur” have filed false complaints against Surajmani. These complaints were filed at the Superintendent of Police office and Janjehli police station. Surajmani says that these are motivated by caste hatred. This is negatively impacting their livelihood and social standing.
They cited Section 3(1)(v) of the SC/ST Act, which provides for punishment for giving false information. Surajmani appealed to the police to take action on these complaints.
Applicable Legal Sections
The complaint mentions Section 351 of the BNS, which covers criminal intimidation. Section 356 deals with defamation. Section 66 of the IT Act addresses unauthorized computer activity, and Section 67 applies to the transmission of offensive material.
Section 3(1)(r) of the SC/ST Act punishes public insult, and Section 3(1)(u) penalizes promoting hatred. Section 72A of the IT Act provides for two years imprisonment for disclosing confidential information, and Section 43A ensures compensation for data misuse.
BNS Section 223 is the basis for action against giving false information. Surajmani demanded an FIR under all these sections.
Demand for Action Against the Accused
Surajmani appealed for the arrest and interrogation of the accused. They requested directions to social media platforms to remove the content and also requested police protection. They offered to provide screenshots and video links.
Rising Caste-Based Cases in Himachal
Cases under the SC/ST Act are increasing in Himachal Pradesh. In 2024, 213 cases were registered in the state. Mandi district alone accounted for 42 cases, while Shimla had 27 and Kangra 22.
Recently, a case of caste discrimination in Rohru made headlines. The death of a 12-year-old Dalit boy sparked a debate on untouchability. The rape and murder of a Dalit woman in Kangra led to protests. The CPI(M) demanded justice for Dalits.
The High Court has taken a strict stance in several cases. In October 2025, a woman was denied anticipatory bail for allegedly beating an SC child for touching her. A discharge order was revoked in July 2025. The court stated that caste is determined by birth and does not change.
These incidents show that caste-based atrocities are still a challenge in Himachal Pradesh. Surajmani’s case appears to be part of this trend.
Poonam Sharma
Courtesy: Hindi News
Bhiwani Dalit Student Suicide Case: NCSC Slams Police Investigation, Handwriting Mismatch Revelation Adds New Twist to the Case
Bhiwani: The National Commission for Scheduled Castes (NCSC) has raised serious questions about the functioning of the local police in the case of the suicide of a 22-year-old Dalit student in Bhiwani district last year. The commission has clarified that police officials were negligent in investigating the case. The commission has recommended that departmental proceedings be initiated against the guilty officers under the provisions of Section 4 of the SC/ST (POA) Act.
The matter was raised prominently during a hearing held on December 11 before the commission’s chairman, Kishore Makwana. Considering the seriousness of the case, the commission has directed the Special Investigation Team (SIT) constituted to investigate the matter to complete its investigation within a timeframe and in an impartial manner. The commission has also sought an ‘Action Taken Report’ within 15 days.
Shocking Revelation Regarding Handwriting
During the hearing, a very shocking fact came to light. DSP (State Crime Branch, Faridabad) Vikas Kumar informed the commission on December 11 that the handwriting of the deceased student did not match that on her answer sheets.
The DSP stated, “According to the CFSL (Central Forensic Science Laboratory) report, the student’s handwriting did not match her answer sheet. Following this revelation, Sections 338, 336, and 340 of the BNS (Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita) have also been added to the FIR. An SIT has been constituted to get to the bottom of the matter and is currently investigating.”
What was the whole case?
Last December, this 22-year-old student of the fifth semester of BA committed suicide. It was alleged that the college administration had not allowed her to sit for the examination due to non-payment of fees, which caused her mental distress. However, the college management had completely rejected these allegations made by the student’s family. This matter also took on a political dimension, with leaders of the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) accusing Congress MLA Rajveer Phartiya from Loharu of running the institution. However, the MLA clarified that his brother-in-law, Hanuman, manages the college’s operations.
Courtesy: Hindi News
Newborn of Dalit woman dies in nursing home: Husband beaten by owner after complaining, Raunahi police informed
A case of a newborn dying in the womb of a Dalit woman has come to light at Sahu Medical Center in the Raunahi police station area of Ayodhya. It is alleged that the incident occurred due to the negligence of the medical center's staff doctor. The woman's husband, who went to complain, was allegedly beaten by the center's owner.
The victim, Sarita Devi, a resident of Rudauli in the Baba Bazar police station area, was taken to Sahu Medical Center on the night of December 19 after experiencing labor pains. Her husband, Vivek Kumar Chauhan, said that despite being unsuccessful in delivering the baby for approximately 11 hours, they were not allowed to take her to another hospital.
According to Vivek Kumar, due to the negligence of the nurse and doctor on duty during this time, the newborn died in the womb. Despite the mother’s deteriorating condition, she was hastily discharged from the nursing home and sent home.
When Sarita Devi’s condition did not improve even after four days, Vivek Kumar complained to the owner, Vipin Sahu. Vivek alleges that instead of listening to his complaint, Vipin Sahu beat him with slaps and punches and hurled casteist abuses at him.
Vivek Kumar informed the police control room about the incident, after which the police arrived at the spot and rescued him. The victim’s husband has appealed to the Raunahi police and Chief Medical Officer (CMO) Sunil Baliyan for justice. CMO Ayodhya, Dr. Baliyan, said that he has received information from the victim over the phone and that an investigation will be conducted and necessary action will be taken upon receiving a written complaint.
Amit Kumar | Bhauli (Rudauli), Ayodhya
Courtesy: Hindi News
SC/ST panel rues over Dalit neglect in governance
Madikeri: Alleging neglect of Dalits and denial of due representation in the Congress and govt corporations and committees, a meeting was held at Ambedkar Bhavan on Monday, during which the SC and ST Coordination Committee was formed. H M Nandakumar has been elected president of the Coordination Committee, and Janardhan as general secretary.
The meeting was held under the leadership of KPCC member H M Nandakumar and attended by leaders of various Dalit organisations from across the district. It was decided to launch initiatives to draw the attention of the govt, Congress leadership and MLAs to issues concerning the community.
Addressing the gathering, Nandakumar alleged that SCs were being viewed with disdain within the district Congress. He said even MLAs elected with decisive dalit support were indifferent to their concerns. Dalits are not being given priority in internal party committees and sre denied president posts in key bodies, including Akrama-Sakrama Committee, Guarantee Scheme Implementation Committee and ZP KDP committees, he said, terming it an injustice.
He stressed the need to organise Dalits and fight for the fulfilment of their legitimate demands. Issues faced by govt employees from the community also require urgent attention, he added.
Dalit Sangharsh Samiti leader Bellur Krishnappa said no meaningful work is being carried out for Dalits and their demands are being ignored. Manjunath of Aluvara village alleged that MLAs were unresponsive to workers, while Dalit leader Janardhan of Somwarpet taluk said SCs are being deprived of their rightful seats due to the influence of certain leaders.
District Congress spokesperson T E Suresh said demands regarding representation of SCs had earlier been placed before the Congress block president. Somwarpet Taluk Guarantee Implementation Committee member Sandeep said MLAs must first be made aware of the problems faced by Dalits.
Courtesy : TOI
Why Calcutta High Court said caste-based abuse over phone call doesn’t attract SC/ST Act
Calcutta High Court SC/ST Act: Justice Jay Sengupta observed that the provisions of the SC/ST Act were not prima facie attracted if the alleged caste based abuses were hurled over the telephone and not in public view.
Calcutta High Court ruling: The Calcutta High court disposed of the accused's anticipatory bail application and granted him liberty to surrender before the concerned court and seek regular bail within four weeks. (Image is generated using AI)
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Mumbai: A little over a fortnight before the BMC polls, the Congress has forged an alliance with the Vanchit Bahujan Aaghadi (VBA), led by Dr B R Ambedkar’s grandson Prakash Ambedkar, and finalised a seat-sharing pact Sunday.
The Congress said the alliance is only for Mumbai, and for the rest of the 28 municipal corporations going to polls in Maharashtra, a decision will be taken at the local level.
Of the 227 seats in the BMC, the Congress will field its candidates on 165 seats, while the VBA will contest 62 seats. “This is a natural alliance between Congress and VBA. Both follow the Constitution and have the same ideologies,” Congress state president Harshwardhan Sapkal to media persons.
With this alliance, Congress hopes to capitalise on Dalit votebank. The BMC polls are scheduled for 15 January, with counting set for the next day.
संविधानाला अभिप्रेत असणारा भारत घडवणे हा भारतीय राष्ट्रीय काँग्रेस आणि वंचित बहुजन आघाडीचा अजेंडा आहे.
: मा.श्री. हर्षवर्धन सपकाळ
अध्यक्ष – महाराष्ट्र प्रदेश काँग्रेस कमिटी pic.twitter.com/wRedGdWjLN
— Maharashtra Congress (@INCMaharashtra) December 28, 2025
Last month, the Congress had also tied up with the VBA for the Nanded municipal corporation elections. Congress MP Ravindra Vasantrao Chavan had said during the announcement that the alliance had the “potential to expand significantly into a broader agreement” in the future.
The fight for India’s richest municipal body is set to be an interesting one due to the unlikely alliances that have been forged to fight it. While Mahayuti allies BJP and Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde’s Shiv Sena are contesting together, Uddhav Thackeray has teamed up with his estranged cousin and erstwhile rival Raj Thackeray, in a partnership that has been the talk of the town as they join forces to win over the ‘Marathi manoos’.
Interestingly, the BJP and its second Mahayuti ally, Ajit Pawar’s NCP, are contesting separately. Sharad Pawar’s NCP has not yet announced any tie-up.
However, in the past, relations between Congress and VBA have been full of friction.
In the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, the VBA had tied up with the Asaduddin Owaisi-led All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) and dented the prospects of the Congress-NCP coalition in at least seven seats.
The alliance with the AIMIM collapsed ahead of the assembly elections later that year, and the VBA went on to win 4.5 per cent of the vote, or 5.5 per cent in just the seats it contested (236 out of 288 seats).
In January 2023, Ambedkar and Uddhav’s Sena forged an alliance. Ahead of the 2024 Lok Sabha polls, the VBA joined the seat-sharing talks of the opposition bloc MVA. However, the talks fell through and Ambedkar later decided to fight the elections alone.
In the 2024 Lok Sabha polls though, the VBA’s vote share dropped to 3 per cent.
Even during the assembly elections last year, the VBA contested against the MVA, however it failed to get any seats and its voteshare dropped further to 2.8 percent.
The Congress says it is still a part of the MVA, which also comprises the Uddhav Thackeray-led Shiv Sena-UBT and Sharad Pawar’s faction of the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP).
(Edited by Gitanjali Das)
Here’s a **summary of the Dalit-related news around 30 December 2025:
(Only major, relevant news are shown)
🔥 Key Dalit & Caste-related Developments
• Punjab Assembly resolution criticizes MGNREGA changes as “anti-Dalit”
– The Punjab Vidhan Sabha passed a resolution calling the Centre’s replacement of MGNREGA with a new scheme VB-G RAM G an attack on Dalits, alleging it undermines livelihood rights and harms the rights of marginalized workers.
• VHP launches social harmony initiative with Dalit outreach
– The Vishva Hindu Parishad announced a campaign to organize community feasts and workshops especially involving Dalit communities in UP, Bihar, and West Bengal to promote caste harmony ahead of elections.
• RSS Chief urges end to caste discrimination
– Mohan Bhagwat, head of the RSS, reiterated that India “belongs to everyone” and called for citizens to transcend caste and other social divisions.
• Dalit land rights leader arrested, sparking protests
– In Delhi, protests erupted after a Punjab Dalit land rights activist was arrested, with labour groups warning of wider agitation if he isn’t released.
• SC/ST panel voices concerns about Dalit neglect in governance
– A national statutory panel criticised lack of representation and marginalisation of Dalits in governance bodies and decision-making.
• MGNREGA caste angle in Punjab politics intensifies
– Political debate heated up with claims that SC workers dominate MGNREGA workforce and allegations that opposition parties are using caste issues politically.
• Crime against Dalit child reported in UP (Amethi)
– A 13-year-old Dalit girl was allegedly raped in Amethi, Uttar Pradesh; investigations and responses are ongoing.
🧠 Context & Background (Policy / Caste Issues)
Some related background trends not specific to that day but connected to Dalit issues:
✔ Political alliances aimed at consolidating Dalit votes in municipal elections (e.g., Congress with Dalit parties) have been in the news recently.
✔ Broader discussions on reservation implementation and caste inclusion persist.
✔ Social and economic discrimination against Dalits remains a subject in civil society and media discussions.
Tribal news.
Here’s a state-wise (and region-wise) summary of tribal news around 30 December 2025 / late December 2025 based on the most recent reports available:
🇮🇳 All-India / National Context
- President’s Call to Action: President Droupadi Murmu urged educated tribal youth to help their communities access welfare schemes, highlighting inclusive development and empowerment.
🗺 State-Wise Tribal News
Jharkhand
- Cultural Recognition & Tribal Pride: At Kartika Jatra in Gumla, tribal art, culture and women-led handicrafts were celebrated, with praise from national and state leaders for preserving tribal identity.
- Tribal politics continue shaping state affairs, especially ahead of autonomous council polls.
Andhra Pradesh
- AP High Court Orders Report: The High Court asked the government to submit a detailed report on multiple deaths in tribal welfare hostels, underlining concerns over health and safety conditions.
Madhya Pradesh / Maharashtra / MP Region
- Forced Labour Rescue: 26 tribal labourers were rescued from forced labour conditions in Maharashtra and returned to MP, exposing continued exploitation and trafficking issues.
Chhattisgarh
- Ongoing Tribal Protests: Tribals in Tamnar protested against a proposed coal mining project, accusing the government of anti-tribal policy and environmental harm.
Madhya Pradesh (Policy News)
- Education Expansion Plan: The MP government announced a plan to expand tribal education facilities over the next three years, including new schools, cultural art centres and upgraded infrastructure.
Assam
- ST Status Talks: The Assam cabinet agreed to open talks with tribal groups on the contentious issue of Scheduled Tribe status for six communities, aiming to ease protests and clarify positions.
Tripura & Northeast
- Political Trends: Tribal politics remained central in Tripura, with BJP focusing on consolidating its base among indigenous groups and preparing for Tribal Council elections.
🧠 Other Significant Tribal Developments
- Cultural & Linguistic Promotion: Celebrations of tribal languages and heritage (e.g., Santhali Ol Chiki script events) emphasized cultural inclusion.
- Tech for Tribal Languages: India launched Adi Vaani, an AI translator tool for tribal languages like Gondi, Bhili, Mundari and Santali, to improve digital inclusion and preserve heritage.
📌 Key Themes Across States (Dec 2025)
🔹 Education & Welfare Expansion – MP, national leaders stress improved education and access to schemes.
🔹 Cultural Identity & Heritage – Events highlight the importance of preserving tribal traditions.
🔹 Rights & Protests – Continued protests in Chhattisgarh; Assam engages tribal groups on ST status.
🔹 Exploitation Issues – Forced labor and welfare hostel deaths spotlight ongoing social justice challenges.
Here’s a state-wise and India-focused summary of Buddhist-related news and developments around 30 December 2025 — including archaeological discoveries, heritage news, cultural diplomacy, and global Buddhist activities relevant to Indian observers:
🗞 National & India-wide Buddhist News
🔹 Rediscovered 2,000-year-old Buddhist site in Kashmir
Archaeologists have identified an ancient Buddhist site from the Kushan period in Kashmir, dating back two millennia, highlighting the region’s deep historical Buddhist heritage — and Prime Minister Narendra Modi called it a “proud moment.”
🔹 Buddhist Peace Walk (International)
Around December 30, a group of Buddhist monks continued a peace walk across multiple U.S. states as part of activism rooted in Buddhism’s non-violence tradition, planning events in Georgia and beyond.
🔹 Upcoming Exhibition of Piprahwa Buddhist relics (Uttar Pradesh)
India is preparing to display ancient Buddhist relics from Piprahwa — believed linked to Lord Buddha’s remains — with Prime Minister Modi inaugurating the exhibit on 3 January 2026. This is a major cultural and religious heritage event attracting attention from the Buddhist community and historians.
🧭 State-wise (or Region-linked) Buddhist Developments
🟦 Jammu & Kashmir
- Rediscovery of the Kushan-period Buddhist site in Kashmir state enhances heritage visibility and may promote research and preservation initiatives.
🟨 Uttar Pradesh
- Piprahwa relics display is set to take place in Uttar Pradesh, creating a new focal point for Buddhist pilgrims and scholars at the start of 2026.
🟩 Bihar
- Bodh Gaya and Vaishali continue to be central to Buddhist heritage and upcoming events — including international chanting ceremonies and historical tourism initiatives (not specific to 30 Dec but contextually relevant to late 2025).
🟪 Maharashtra
- Deekshabhoomi (Nagpur) remains a living center of Buddhist devotion — holy relics visit pilgrim crowds from abroad and attract devotees in large numbers. This strengthens Navayana Buddhist identity in the state.
🟫 Telangana
- The site Buddhavanam near Nagarjunasagar has hosted international Buddhist chanting events in 2025, highlighting a regional spiritual hub for Buddhism.
🟥 Arunachal Pradesh & Northeast
- The Golden Pagoda (Namsai) in Arunachal Pradesh remains an important Theravāda Buddhist center with national and cross-border significance.
🟪 Karnataka & South India (context)
- Buddhist conventions and cultural events — reported earlier in 2025 — reflect grassroots interest and community gatherings (e.g., Mega Buddhist Convention in Mysuru).
🌏 International Context with Indian Links
• Bangladesh minority tensions: Reports note concerns over tensions affecting minorities including Buddhists in Bangladesh, with police acting on inflammatory banners — highlighting safety and community issues beyond India’s borders.
• Global relic tours: Sacred relics of the Buddha have been exhibited internationally (e.g., Bhutan, Russia events earlier in 2025), reinforcing India’s cultural diplomacy through Buddhist heritage.
📌 Notes on Buddhist Observances
Although late December doesn’t host a major pan-Indian Buddhist festival (most fall in spring/autumn), Buddhist cultural events, international ceremonies, heritage rediscoveries, and relic displays around 30 Dec 2025 are significant for followers and historians alike.
Here’s a **detailed calendar of major **Buddhist festivals and state-wise holiday observances in India for 2026 — including dates, significance, and where they’re observed (national/public vs regional). Buddhism observes many events based on the lunar calendar, so some dates shift each year, and state governments decide public holidays (especially in states with significant Buddhist populations).
🗓 Key Buddhist Festivals & Observances in India – 2026
🌕 1. Buddha Purnima / Vesak (बुद्ध पूर्णिमा)
🗓 Date: Friday, 1 May 2026
📍 Observed nationally & public holiday in many states (e.g., Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Chhattisgarh, Delhi, Himachal Pradesh, Jharkhand, Jammu & Kashmir, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Mizoram, Tripura, Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh & West Bengal) — holiday status can vary by state.
Significance: Marks birth, enlightenment, and Mahaparinirvana (passing away) of Gautama Buddha (the three major events coinciding on the full moon in the month of Vaishakha). Celebrations include prayers, meditation, processions, tribute to Buddha’s teachings of peace and compassion.
📆 Other Important Buddhist Observances in 2026
These are important in Buddhist communities across India (especially Tibetan, Theravāda, Navayana and Mahāyāna traditions) — though many are not official public holidays nationwide; some are regional or community-specific.
| Month | Festival / Occasion | Approx. Date (2026) | Significance |
|---|---|---|---|
| January | Mahayana New Year | Jan 3 | New Year celebration among Mahayana Buddhists. |
| February | Parinirvana / Nirvana Day | Feb 15 | Commemorates Buddha’s final passing (Parinirvana). |
| March | Magha Puja / Sangha Day | Mar 3 | Honors spontaneous gathering of disciples — unity of the Sangha. |
| April | Theravada New Year | Apr 13 | New Year for many Theravāda communities (e.g., in south-Asian communities). |
| May (later) | Vesak / Buddha Day | May 31 (in some calendars) | Some traditions place Vesak on alternate lunar full moon. |
| July | Asala / Dhamma Day | Jul 29 | Commemorates Buddha’s first sermon (Dharma teaching). |
| August | Obon / Ancestor Day | Aug 13 | In Mahayana traditions, honours ancestors/the departed. |
| December | Bodhi Day | Dec 8 | Marks Buddha’s enlightenment under the Bodhi Tree (in Bodh Gaya). |
⚠️ Note: These additional dates follow lunar or intercultural Buddhist calendars (some from global Buddhist observance lists, not all uniformly observed across all Indian Buddhist communities).
📍 State-/Region-Specific Observances in India
🟦 Maharashtra
- Dhammachakra Pravartan Din – Around 14–15 October (coinciding with Vijayadashami), commemorating Dr. B. R. Ambedkar’s mass conversion to Buddhism in 1956; huge gatherings at Deekshabhoomi (Nagpur).
🟨 Bihar
- Major Buddhist sites like Bodh Gaya host special Vesak celebrations and pilgrimage events around Buddha Purnima with meditation, chanting and teachings.
🟥 Sikkim & Himalayan Regions
- Saga Dawa (similar to Vesak) and other Tibetan Buddhist celebrations are observed locally, often as state/regional holidays (especially in Sikkim), aligning with Buddhist lunar traditions.
🟩 Uttar Pradesh & Bihar (Buddhist Circuit)
- Buddhist Circuit tourism events, pilgrimages and cultural programs often align with Vesak and other Buddhist observances, especially at Sarnath, Kushinagar, Shravasti etc. (they may also host relic exhibitions, teachings, seminars and peace processions around these dates).
🟪 Telangana
- Deekshabhoomi and Dragon Palace Temple (Kamptee, Maharashtra) attract celebrations for Buddha Purnima, Dhammachakra Pravartan Din, Ambedkar Jayanti, with cultural programs and pilgrim participation (important for Navayana communities).
📌 Holiday Status / Public Holidays
While Buddha Purnima is a gazetted (public) holiday in many Indian states, other Buddhist festivals above are generally not nationwide public holidays except where specific states declare them (e.g., Sikkim may declare Saga Dawa; Nagaland/Arunachal may include local Tibetan events). Always check your state government holiday calendars for optional or regional observance days.
🧘 Highlights & Observance Traditions
- Temple visits, meditation, Dhamma talks at major Buddhist centers (Bodh Gaya, Sarnath, Kushinagar).
- Processions, charity & community meals on Vesak/Buddha Purnima.
- Dhammachakra Pravartan celebrations with large pilgrimages in Maharashtra.
- Cultural events & exhibitions connected to Buddhist relics or historical Buddhist sites.
Employement News.
Here’s a comprehensive employment news update (as of 30 Dec 2025) focused on Government jobs and PSU recruitments across India — including major central & state government notifications, PSU openings, and state-wise recruitment highlights.
🇮🇳 All-India Govt & PSU Recruitment Highlights
🟡 Major PSU / Central Govt Openings
- Over 26,000 Govt Vacancies Open: Recruitment notifications across SSC, DRDO, BEL, etc., with applications underway for many posts.
- NALCO GET Recruitment 2026 (PSU): Through GATE for about 110 vacancies in technical roles at National Aluminium Company Ltd.
- SJVN Ltd Apprentice Recruitment: 100 apprentice seats announced in the Navratna PSU (hydro & renewable energy sector).
- DRDO CEPTAM-11 – Registration Extended: Central Govt technical recruitment for 764 technical & technician posts extended.
📍 State-Wise Government Job News (Key States)
🇮🇳 Uttar Pradesh
- UP Police Constable Recruitment 2025: 32,679 vacancies for Police Constable (12th pass; male/female) – applications open.
- Primary PC Computer Operator (UPPRPB): 1,352 Computer Operator posts open (Grade-A).
🇮🇳 West Bengal
- Primary School Teacher Interviews Started: West Bengal Board of Primary Education begins interviews for 13,421 teacher posts in state primary schools.
- WBPSC Engineering Posts: Assistant / Sub Assistant Engineer posts available — apply by 30 Dec 2025.
🇮🇳 Maharashtra
- Administrative Appointment: Maharashtra Govt appoints a new chairperson for the Public Service Commission (MPSC) — key for future recruitments.
🇮🇳 Kerala
- District-Level Govt & PSU Jobs: Several PSU and central govt roles in Kozhikode & broader Kerala, including NHM, RITES, UPSC CDS exams, Calicut University, etc. (Deadlines ranging up to Jan 2026).
🧑💼 Other Important Govt/PSU Notices
📌 Staff Selection Commission GD Constables (Central Armed Police Forces)
- ~25,487 GD posts for CAPFs, CISF, CRPF, ITBP, SSB & others — applications ongoing till 31 Dec 2025.
📌 Uranium Corporation of India Ltd (UCIL)
- 107 regular posts like Mining Mate, Engine Driver & Boiler Attendant — apply online before 31 Dec 2025.
📌 BEL Diploma Apprentices
- 90 apprentice roles open under National Apprenticeship Scheme (defence PSU BEL) with deadline 30 Dec 2025.
🗓️ Upcoming Deadlines & Dates
| Recruitment | Last Date |
|---|---|
| BEL Diploma Apprentices | 30 Dec 2025 |
| UP Police Constable | Ongoing 2025 |
| WBPSC Engineer roles | 30 Dec 2025 |
| UCIL Regular Posts | 31 Dec 2025 |
| NALCO GET | Recruitment 2026 (apply early) |
| DRDO CEPTAM | Deadline extended |
🧠 Tips for Job Seekers
- Many notifications are state-specific PCS/PSC exams — check respective state PSC portals for details.
- Central jobs like SSC GD / DRDO / PSU recruitments have nationwide eligibility, making them open to candidates from all states.
- Apply before deadlines and refer to official notifications for eligibility & exam schedules.
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