Make Bihar infiltrator-free, save your jobs: Amit Shah
Bihar: Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Thursday said that illegal Bangladeshi immigrants snatch jobs and pose security threats to the country, while asserting that the Bihar assembly election is for making the eastern state infiltrator-free. Addressing election rallies in West Champaran and Motihari districts, he alleged that the RJD indulged in massacres and rapes Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Illegal Immigrants Grab Jobs, Pose Security Threats; This Poll To Make Bihar Infiltrator-Free: Shah
Bettiah (Bihar), Nov 6: Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Thursday said that illegal Bangladeshi immigrants snatch jobs and pose security threats to the country, while asserting that the Bihar assembly election is for making the eastern state infiltrator-free. Addressing an election rally at Bettiah in West Champaran district, he alleged that RJD indulged in massacres and rapes while in power, while asserting that there is no place for bahubalis (strongmen) in the NDA government. Prime Minister Narendra Modi established [] The post Illegal Immigrants Grab Jobs, Pose Security Threats; This Poll To Make Bihar Infiltrator-Free: Shah appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Anunay Sood death: What we know about his networth, family, journey, relationships, and career
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Bihar Election Manifesto Comparison: Bihar's elections present a stark choice for its future. The Mahagathbandhan promises state-led job creation and welfare. The NDA champions private investment and entrepreneurship. Both alliances offer distinct visions for development, employment, and women's empowerment. Voters will decide which path leads to prosperity for Bihar's citizens.
Bitcoin hovers around $103K as traders await US jobs report. Here's what experts say
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Anunay Sood passes away at 32: Know about travel influencer's family, career, net worth and more
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US college students are increasingly pursuing double majors to strengthen career prospects amid a changing job market. Nearly one in three undergraduates now take two degrees, with many pairing fields like computer science and data science, which offer higher-than-average $ salaries and job growth. Research shows double majors earn more and face fewer layoffs. Universities support this trend through overlapping courses, dual-enrolment credits, and stackable certificates, allowing students to hedge risks while exploring personal interests and interdisciplinary studies.
Steve Jobs succumbed to a rare pancreatic neuroendocrine tumor. This cancer type differs significantly from common pancreatic adenocarcinoma. Jobs's tumor grew slower and offered a better prognosis. He lived for eight years after diagnosis. The article details the differences in symptoms, risk factors, and survival rates between these two pancreatic cancers. This information sheds light on Jobs's specific medical battle.
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Detained but defiant: Sanitary workers at Marina Beach demand dignity and their jobs back under GCC
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Bihars highways & flyovers havent created jobs
CPI(ML) leader Dipankar Bhattacharya highlights the high stakes in Bihar's election, citing a young voter's support and challenging campaign conditions. He discusses the Grand Alliance's expanded reach and the impact of voter awareness campaigns. Bhattacharya emphasizes the convergence of national and local issues, particularly joblessness and migration, and expresses confidence in the alliance's prospects against the NDA.
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NEW DELHI: RJD leader and Mahagathbandhans chief ministerial face, Tejashwi Prasad Yadav, exudes confidence as Bihar heads to the polls, promising a development model centred on employment and empowerment. Employment is at the heart of my vision for Biharit will drive the states growth, he tells TNIE's Rajesh Kumar Thakur. Criticising the BJP-JD(U) alliance as fractured and failed, Tejashwi pledged to redirect resources towards people-centric projects, empower women through the Mai Bahin Maan Yojana , and curb youth migration from Bihar. Excerpts from the interview Q: Whats your vision for Bihars development, and how do you plan to achieve it? Tejashwi: Employment is at the heart of my vision for Bihar. It will be the driver of development in the state. First and foremost, employment puts money in the hands of the people, who contribute right back to the economy. Secondly, public and social sector employment creates better infrastructure and services for everyone. That means more and better facilities for education, healthcare, law and order, and rural and urban infrastructure. Thirdly, it creates favourable conditions for private investment. I wish to emphasise that in times of economic uncertainty and crisis, policy decisions to increase public spending and promote job creation have historically been effective. The current model of austeritythat is, cutting public spendingbeing imposed on India and Bihar by the NDA government has failed everywhere in the world. Its a right-wing policy that is patently anti-people. Q: How do you plan to tackle unemployment, a major issue in Bihar? Tejashwi: We will begin by filling up vacancies in the public sector. We will swiftly assess Bihars future workforce needs, create positions in mission mode, and actively engage private and foreign investors, showcasing our educated, hardworking youth and fully supporting those who generate quality employment opportunities in the state. Q: What are your thoughts on the current law and order situation in Bihar, and how will you improve it? Tejashwi: The law and order situation in the state is poor due to the lack of political will within the state government. The government appears to lack the necessary power to act decisively. The only reason I can think of is that perhaps the government patronises criminal elements and is therefore loath to touch them. We will instruct law enforcement to uphold the rule of law without fear or favour. Action will be taken against those in the police force who collude with criminal elements or harass citizens. We will particularly focus on womens safety and security. We have plans to make the police force inclusive we will induct more women into the force. Q: Youve promised one government job per family. How do you plan to fund this initiative? Tejashwi: The question most of the time is not so much about the resources but their effective deployment. On the other hand, it is also a matter of matching job seekers with appropriate jobs in terms of qualifications and skills. We are exploring various approaches based on income and backwardness criteria of families, categorisation of jobs in terms of qualifications and skills, and the implementation of decentralised or panchayat-level budgeting and hiring, among other elements. Q: Can you elaborate on your Mai Bahin Maan Yojana , and how will it empower women in Bihar? Tejashwi: Women are the backbone of Bihars economy and society, yet they remain economically vulnerable. The Mai Bahin Maan Yojana will provide direct financial assistance of 2,500 per month to women from economically weaker sections. When women have money in their hands, they invest in their families and communities. Beyond the cash transfer, we will link it with skill development programmes, self-help groups, and credit facilities. Q: How do you respond to critics who say your promises are unrealistic or unaffordable? Tejashwi: The same critics who question our policies have no problem when thousands of crores were written off for corporate loans. They also have no problem with the central governments disastrous handling of the economy. If you remember, MGNREGA was called unrealistic, but today it is a lifeline for millions. Our proposals are fundamentally sound. We are talking about reorienting priorities, not magic. Currently, enormous amounts are being spent on projects that do not reach people. We want to change that. The real question is: can we afford not to do this? Can we afford another generation of educated youth leaving Bihar? That is the cost, in my opinion, we should be calculating. Q: How do you see the Mahagathbandhan alliance performing in the elections? Tejashwi: The Mahagathbandhan represents the aspirations of Bihars people the farmers, workers, youth and women who have been ignored by the government. More importantly, we have a positive agenda. We are fighting for employment, dignity and development. The people of Bihar can see the contrast. On one side, theres a government that has failed on every parameter unemployment, law and order, infrastructure. On the other side, there is the Mahagathbandhan with concrete plans and a proven track record. I am confident we will get a decisive mandate. Q: What makes you confident that youll win the elections and become the Chief Minister? Tejashwi: My confidence comes from the people I meet every day. When I travel across Bihar, I see hope in peoples eyes. People want change; they want a government that delivers. The BJP-JD(U) alliance is fractured. They are fighting among themselves. Their model of governance has failed. So yes, I am confident because of the ground reality. The people of Bihar want change, and they see us as that change. Q: How will you handle the friendly fights within the alliance in some seats? Tejashwi: I have personally spoken to leaders across the alliance. There is open communication and understanding between all of us. It shows the democratic spirit within the alliance. Our workers understand that the real fight is against the current governments failures, not against each other. The key is to keep focus on the larger goal defeating the NDA and forming a government that works for the people. What matters is that after the results, we all come together to form a stable government. Q: How do you respond to allegations of Jungle Raj and corruption against your party? Tejashwi: This is a tired, old narrative that has been repeatedly used against us, and the people of Bihar have seen through it. I would even go a step further and say that it is used cynically by a variety of elite actors, including the media, as a slur. I am not going to mince any words. It has much to do with the fact that our government empowered marginalised communities who had been victims of historical oppression. That empowerment was labelled as Jungle Raj by those who lost their monopoly over power. Q: Can you comment on your brother Tej Pratap Yadavs decision to contest against you in Raghopur? Tejashwi: Politically, I respect everyones democratic right to contest elections. Personally, its painful when family differences play out publicly. Sometimes in families, people have different perspectives. I respect that. As for Raghopur, it is my home and people know me there. They have elected me to represent them earlier as well. I am confident they will support me again. My focus is on serving the people, not on family politics. Q: How do you plan to balance your responsibilities as a leader with your personal life? Tejashwi: I have learnt over the years that you need to find balance; otherwise, you cannot sustain a life in public work. I think personal life gives you grounding. When you are connected to your family and to normal everyday concerns, it keeps you connected to what ordinary people go through. So personal life is not separate from political life it informs it. You need to be a complete human being to be an effective leader. Family, health, and some personal time these things make you better equipped to handle the pressures of governance. Q: Your party has given tickets to Bhumihar and upper-caste candidates as well. Is this a restructured social engineering from what the RJD followed earlier? Tejashwi: RJD has always been an inclusive party. Our core ideology is social justice, which means justice for all sections that have been marginalised, whether it is backward castes, Dalits, minorities, or anyone else. But social justice does not mean exclusion of any community. The younger generation across castes wants development, employment, and opportunities. They are looking beyond rigid caste identities. Q: Is the SIR exercise damaging your partys prospects of winning more seats? Tejashwi: The SIR exercise has raised serious concerns, and we have been very vocal about it. What we are seeing is a systematic attempt to delete genuine voters, particularly from constituencies where certain communities are present in significant numbers. The Election Commission needs to be transparent about this process. It is certainly a challenge we have to deal with. But I want to say that the people of Bihar are aware of what is happening. They understand this is manipulation. And when people see such blatant attempts to deny them their democratic right, it creates anger and determination. Q: As you have emerged as an articulate young leader in Bihar, how far do youth and women trust your political policies? Tejashwi: I think the response I am getting from youth and women is very encouraging. Young people today want leaders who understand their aspirations, who speak their language, who have concrete plans. I am also accessible on social media, I engage with their concerns, and I am open to criticism and suggestions. As for women, they have historically been strong supporters of the RJD because we have championed their issues. My mothers legacy plays a role. She empowered women politically. Now with the Mai Bahin Maan Yojana and a focus on womens education and employment, we are taking this forward.
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Maharashtra reserves 70 pc jobs in district cooperative banks for locals
Mumbai: In a move aimed at encouraging local employment, the Maharashtra government has directed that 70 per cent of jobs in District Central Cooperative Banks (DCCBs) be reserved for candidates domiciled in the respective districts. The government has also decided that all future recruitments in DCCBs across the state be conducted only through the Institute Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Maharashtra reserves 70% of jobs in District Cooperative Banks for local candidates
MUMBAI: In a move aimed at promoting local employment, the Maharashtra government has directed that 70 per cent of jobs in District Central Cooperative Banks (DCCBs) be reserved for candidates domiciled in the respective districts. The government has also decided that all future recruitments in DCCBs across the state must be conducted only through the Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS), TCS iON (Tata Consultancy Services), or Maharashtra Knowledge Corporation Ltd (MKCL) to ensure transparency and fairness in the process. A government resolution (GR) issued on October 31 stated that 70 per cent of the posts should be reserved for domicile candidates of the respective districts, while the remaining 30 per cent will be open to candidates from outside the district. If suitable out-of-district candidates are not available, those posts may also be filled by local candidates. According to the GR, the directive applies even to banks that have issued recruitment advertisements prior to the order. It added that conducting recruitment online would help ensure transparency and enhance public confidence. The decision follows complaints against certain agencies previously empanelled by the Commissioner and Registrar of Cooperative Societies, Pune, for conducting online recruitment for cooperative banks. As a result, the state government has scrapped the existing panel of seven authorised recruitment agencies. Under the new directive, DCCBs must conduct their recruitment exclusively through one of the three approved institutions using the online process. Once a recruitment agency is selected, the work cannot be subcontracted to any other organisation.
Maharashtra reserves 70% jobs in district cooperative banks for locals
The government has also decided that all future recruitments in DCCBs across the State be conducted only through the Institute of Banking Personnel Selection, TCS-iON, or Maharashtra Knowledge Corporation Ltd to ensure transparency and fairness in the process
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NDA unveils Bihar poll manifesto: Focus on jobs, infrastructure, women empowerment
PATNA, Oct 31 : The National Democratic Alliance (NDA) today released its Sankalp Patra (manifesto) for the upcoming Bihar Assembly Elections. BJP National President JP Nadda, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, JD(U) Working National President Sanjay Jha, LJP (Ram Vilas) Chief Chirag Paswan, HAM Chief Jitan Ram Manjhi, RLSP Chief Upendra Kushwaha and other senior leaders were present at the launch ceremony. Later, Deputy Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary addressed the media, stating that the manifesto reflects the NDAs vision for [] The post NDA unveils Bihar poll manifesto: Focus on jobs, infrastructure, women empowerment appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Bihar elections: NDA promises 1 crore jobs, Rs 3,000 top-up for farmers
The NDA has unveiled its Bihar election manifesto. It promises one crore government jobs if the alliance wins. The manifesto also includes plans for skill development centers and financial aid for farmers. Women entrepreneurs and self-help groups will receive support. Free education for the poor and enhanced healthcare facilities are also highlighted.
Watch | NDA promises jobs, infra boost in its Bihar election manifesto
The NDA released its election manifesto on October 31, 2025, in the presence of CM Nitish Kumar, BJP president J.P. Nadda, and other NDA leaders. Here are the highlights.
J&K's General Category With 70% Population Alleges Jobs Discrimination
People under the general category in Jammu and Kashmir have complained that they are being discriminated against in recruitments due to the reservation policy in the Union Territory.
DC Edit | Focus On Jobs Welcome As Bihar Readies To Vote
It remains to be seen whether such a scenario as being projected by the rival alliances will indeed fructify, but the promise of jobs itself may be striking a chord in a state that has been inured to seeing a majority of its working age people make an exodus in search of jobs through the length and breadth of the country
NDAs Sankalp Patra for Bihar: 1 cr jobs, Sitapuram spiritual city, infra push; opposition reacts
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The global tech sector is experiencing unprecedented job cuts in 2025, with over 202,000 employees laid off, primarily by US firms. Driven by cost-cutting and AI adoption, companies like Intel, Amazon, and Microsoft are significantly reducing their workforces. This trend highlights a shift towards efficiency and automation, with reskilling proving less effective this time.
In the battle for Bihar, NDA and Mahagathbandhan try to cash in on jobs, and what else?
Bihar's 2025 elections focus on jobs. The Mahagathbandhan promises government jobs for families. The NDA plans one crore jobs via private investment and skill development. Both alliances highlight women's empowerment and infrastructure. Education and rural development are key. Pensions and social safety also feature. Voters will decide Bihar's future path.
Ahead of Bihar elections 2025, NDA has revealed their manifesto 'Sankalp Patra' in Patna on Friday. NDA in its manifesto has promised 25 guarantees including one crore jobs, lakhpati didis, international airport in Bihar, Medicity, Filmcity, etc.
The NDA, if voted to power, will also set up a world-class medicity, one medical college in each district, free ration, free treatment worth 5 lakh and 50 lakh more pucca houses, according to the 69-page manifesto
Jobs, Women, Infra, Education: Key Takeaways From NDA's Bihar Manifesto
The NDA has released a joint manifesto for the upcoming Bihar Assembly elections focusing on government jobs, financial support to women and farmers, permanent housing, free ration, electricity and healthcare, and establishment of medical college.
