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AURIC Smart City projects to generate 62,405 jobs, Rs 71,343 cr investment potential: Govt
AURIC Smart City's Shendra-Bidkin Industrial Area has garnered significant investments, exceeding Rs 82,315 crore, from companies like Ather Energy and Toyota Kirloskar. This development promises to generate over 49,455 direct and indirect jobs. To further support MSMEs, office space rents at AURIC will be reduced by 50% starting April 1, 2025.
Over 91 pc of 3.19 lakh candidates appear for Bengal SSC teacher job exam for classes 9-10
West Bengal successfully conducted the School Level Selection Test (SLST) for assistant teachers in classes 9 and 10, with a high turnout of candidates, including many from other states. The exam, held after a Supreme Court order cancelled over 26,000 jobs, saw tight security measures and unique identification features on question papers.
WBSSC teacher recruitment exam, first since SC scrapped 26,000 jobs, underway in West Bengal
The School Level Selection Test took place across West Bengal. This was the first teacher recruitment exam after job cancellations. Around 3.19 lakh aspirants appeared for assistant teacher posts. Security was tight at 636 centres. Candidates from other states also participated. The exam happened after a Supreme Court order.
'8 lakh youth given government jobs...': UP CM Yogi Adityanath calls UPPSC 'fair and transparent'
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath announced that eight lakh youth have received government jobs in the past eight years through a fair and transparent process. He emphasized that the state has overcome negative perceptions and transformed into the second-largest economy in the country. Skill development initiatives and a secure environment have encouraged investment and industrial growth.
Charting the Global Economy: Weak US jobs data to prod Fed rate cuts
Concerns about a potential US labor market downturn intensified following disappointing employment data, increasing expectations for Federal Reserve interest rate cuts. Globally, factory activity contracted, particularly impacting Europe's electric vehicle market and prompting innovative recruitment strategies in the defense sector.
Karnataka gets 450 additional medical seats; introduces 15 per cent NRI quota in govt colleges
Karnataka secures 450 additional medical seats from the National Medical Commission for the 2025-26 academic year, addressing the growing demand for medical education. To boost financial independence, government medical colleges will introduce a 15% NRI quota with a fixed fee of Rs 25 lakh per seat. The newly sanctioned seats will be distributed among various medical colleges across the state.
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Irregularities in school jobs: WB minister Chandranath Sinha surrenders before ED court, gets bail
West Bengal minister Chandranath Sinha surrendered to an ED court in Kolkata concerning alleged irregularities in primary school recruitment. The court granted him interim bail on a Rs 10,000 bond, restricting his movement to his constituency or Kolkata. Sinha's surrender follows ED summons, and he is expected to cooperate with the ongoing investigation into misappropriation of funds.
OpenAI takes on LinkedIn with new jobs platform for AI-ready workers
OpenAI’s recently appointed CEO of applications, Fidji Simo, announced in a company post that the OpenAI Jobs Platform aims to connect businesses with AI-skilled workers. According to Simo, the platform will "use AI to help find the perfect matches between what companies need and what workers can offer".
Piyush Goyal slams Congress over their high taxes, says new GST rates will fuel India's 'cycle of growth'
Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal criticized the Congress for past high taxes, asserting the BJP's GST reset will spur investments and job creation, fueling India's growth cycle. He highlighted that the new regime's lower taxes would benefit consumers and businesses, making India more attractive to investors. The Centre assured support to states facing potential fund shortages due to the shift.
The AI Job Revolution: OpenAI’s Bold Play to Transform Work
OpenAI’s upcoming Jobs Platform aims to disrupt the professional landscape, offering an AI-powered alternative to LinkedIn that not only matches candidates with companies but also rewires how skills, hiring, and opportunity are distributed in an era of rapid technological change. Backed by major employers, government partners, and a certification strategy to make millions AI-fluent, OpenAI’s initiative promises to democratize economic opportunity and spark big changes in how we train, hire, and work.
India bonds rise as fiscal worries ease, US peers up
Indian government bonds saw a slight increase. This is due to reduced worries about fiscal issues after tax changes. Also, higher U.S. Treasury yields boosted market confidence. The benchmark 10-year bond yield moved to 6.4814%. Market anticipates potential measures from the Reserve Bank of India. U.S.
Jobs crisis? America adds just 54,000 positions in August as market weakens
The U.S. job market is showing signs of weakness as new data highlights slower hiring in August. Experts point to rising worries and changes in different industries. While some sectors cut jobs, others like leisure and hospitality added positions. Economists now wait for the government jobs report and watch if the Federal Reserve cuts rates.
US private payrolls miss expectations in August
U.S. private payrolls saw a smaller-than-expected increase in August, signaling a softening labor market. Private employment rose by 54,000 jobs, according to the ADP National Employment Report. Layoff announcements surged, and the number of unemployed people exceeded available positions for the first time since the pandemic.
GST cuts positive, but Trump’s tariffs could offset gains: Saurabh Mukherjea
India’s economy has received a significant boost with the government’s latest GST reforms, aiming to revitalize consumption, which accounts for roughly 60% of the country’s GDP. Experts, however, caution that external and domestic headwinds could offset the gains.
Dollar weak as cracks in US labour market spur rate cut bets
The U.S. dollar weakened amidst bond market volatility and concerns over a softening labor market, reinforcing expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut this month. Weak job openings data and dovish Fed comments spurred a rally in Treasuries, pushing yields lower. Investors are also focused on rising bond yields globally, reflecting concerns about the fiscal health of major economies.
Pierre Poilievre pushes to end Temporary Foreign Worker program to protect Canadian jobs
Canada temporary foreign workers: Pierre Poilievre wants Canada to end its Temporary Foreign Worker program. He says it hurts Canadian workers. He proposes a separate program for farm jobs only. The government defends the program. They say it fills needed roles. Migrant rights groups criticize Poilievre's plan. They accuse him of xenophobia.
US Jobs openings crash to 85,000 a month from staggering 400,000 per month but there is a relief for employees - details here
U.S. job market has lost momentum this year, partly because of the lingering effects of 11 interest rate hikes by the inflation fighters at the Federal Reserve in 2022 and 2023 and partly because President Donald Trump’s trade wars have created uncertainty that is paralyzing managers making hiring decisions.
US job openings decline in July; hiring lackluster
U.S. job openings experienced an unexpected decline in July, signaling a potential easing of labor market conditions. The number of unfilled positions dropped to 7.181 million, while hiring saw a slight increase to 5.308 million. Economists attribute the slowdown to factors like tariffs and immigration policies, anticipating a modest rise in nonfarm payrolls for August.
SSC CGL Tier 1 Exam 2025 dates announced: Full September schedule now available at ssc.gov.in
The Staff Selection Commission has announced the SSC CGL Tier 1 Exam 2025 dates, scheduled for September 12th to 26th. This computer-based test aims to fill 14,582 Group B and C posts across various government entities. The recruitment drive includes objective-type questions covering reasoning, awareness, aptitude, and English, with the registration window already closed.
Recession fear is back or U.S. economy - Expert sounds alarming warning
US consumers' spending in 2025 until July has barely budged from last year’s end – worse than any year since 2008-09, indicating an economy on the brink of a recession, chief economist at credit rating agency Moody's said.
Maratha protest: Quota petitioner calls GR 'completely useless'
Activist Vinod Patil criticizes the government's resolution on Kunbi certificates for Marathas, deeming it ineffective and unlikely to benefit the community significantly. He argues that the GR's process is not new and fails to address the core demand of granting OBC status to Marathas without Kunbi lineage proof.
AI big opportunity; going to increase jobs: Union minister Piyush Goyal
Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal said AI will boost jobs in India, not cut them, urging decision-makers to adopt tools like ChatGPT with transparency.
'Not all heroes wear capes…some just quit jobs': Why a 29-year-old PNB banker walked away without a plan B
Vani, a 29-year-old former Punjab National Bank officer, has gone viral after publicly resigning from her job without a backup plan. In her video, she described how the role left her mentally drained, unhappy and disconnected from herself despite the financial security it provided. She admitted quitting was a privilege not everyone could afford but said peace mattered more than pay. Her decision has divided opinion, with many applauding her courage while others question whether leaving without security is sustainable.
26 MoUs worth Rs 7,020 crore signed during Germany visit, will generate over 15,000 jobs: TN CM Stalin
During his visit to Germany, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin secured 26 MoUs worth Rs 7,020 crore, expected to generate over 15,000 jobs in the state. Key agreements were signed with companies like Knorr-Bremse, Nordex Group, and ebm-papst, focusing on sectors like railway components, renewable energy, and electric motors.
Formal job creation down for two fiscals after record FY23
Net formal job creation under EPFO has declined for two consecutive years through FY25, falling from 13.8 million in FY23 to 12.9 mn. This decrease is attributed to the high base of FY23 due to the Atmanirbhar Bharat Rojgar Yojana. Experts note that this slowdown doesn't align with India's recent high economic growth, suggesting private sector caution amid geopolitical uncertainty.
Uttarakhand govt announces 10% horizontal reservation for retired Agniveers in uniformed services
The Uttarakhand government has implemented a 10% horizontal reservation for retired Agniveers in Group "C" uniformed posts, including police and forest departments. This initiative exempts them from physical fitness tests and offers age relaxation equivalent to their service period. Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami emphasized the government's commitment to providing employment opportunities and respecting the contributions of these former Agniveers.
Maratha leader Manoj Jarange threatens to stop drinking water from today
Maratha leader Manoj Jarange Patil, on an indefinite hunger strike in Mumbai, has declared he will cease drinking water to intensify pressure on the Maharashtra government for OBC inclusion and reservation benefits. NCP-SP's Supriya Sule met with Patil, urging the government to resolve the issue, but faced protests and slogans against Sharad Pawar during her visit.
Responsibilty of resolving Maratha quota issue lies with Mahayuti; it must act swiftly: Congress
Congress leader Sachin Sawant says Mahayuti government is responsible for Maratha reservation agitation. He claims the government was informed about Manoj Jarange's protest but delayed action. Jarange is on hunger strike demanding quota for Marathas. Sawant warns of potential standstill in Mumbai and urges government to address the issue seriously.
Declare Marathwada's Marathas as Kunbis, give quota: Jarange to delegation under retired HC judge
Activist Manoj Jarange demanded the government declare all Marathas of Marathwada as Kunbis, granting them reservation. During a meeting with a delegation led by retired High Court judge Sandeep Shinde, Jarange emphasized the need to recognize Marathas as Kunbis, an agrarian caste within the OBC category, to enable their eligibility for quota benefits.
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