Hyderabad, Sep 17th: The AP Public Service Commission (APPSC) has issued the long-delayed Group-II notification for filling 682 vacancies in various departments in government offices. The notification came as a relief to lakhs of candidates as the posts were increased to 682 from 462 that were originally notified in December 2008. However the APPSC could not initiate the recruitment process in December following April 2009 general elections.
In the meantime, government had identified 220 more vacancies in various departments and had asked the APPSC to include them in the Group-II notification. The upper age limit for candidates appearing for these posts has also been increased by five years. With this the upper age limit of OC candidates went up to 39 years and up to 44 years for reserved quota aspirants. Candidates should fill applications online between October 1 and November 3. The exam fees should be paid through bank challan by October 31. The officials plan to complete the recruitment process within six months.
In the meantime, government had identified 220 more vacancies in various departments and had asked the APPSC to include them in the Group-II notification. The upper age limit for candidates appearing for these posts has also been increased by five years. With this the upper age limit of OC candidates went up to 39 years and up to 44 years for reserved quota aspirants. Candidates should fill applications online between October 1 and November 3. The exam fees should be paid through bank challan by October 31. The officials plan to complete the recruitment process within six months.
9 days Brahmotsavam from Sept 21 Posted on 18-Sep-2009
Tirumala, Sep 17th: Arrangements have been made for annual Brahmotsavam, festival at Tirumala from September 21 to 29. Tirumala Tirupati Devastanam (TTD) in its board meeting on Sept 17 cancelled special sevas and VVIP entrance and would keep the temple open for the darshan of general public during t...
2 coast guard stations in AP Posted on 18-Sep-2009
Kakinada, Sep 17th: Indian Coast Guard to set up two Coast Guard Stations at Krishnapatnam and Nizampatnam in the state shortly. Indian Coast Guard inspector general A. Rajasekhar told that in wake of the increasing activity at the Krishnapatnam and Nizampatnam, the union ministry of defense has deci...
Durga temple gears up for Dasara Posted on 19-Sep-2009
Vijayawada, Sep 18th: Elaborate security and traffic arrangements have been made along the areas of the famed Sri Kanakadurga temple atop Indrakeeladri hill as over 10 lakh devotees are expected to throng the temple for the nine-day-long Dasara festivities, beginning here today. Temple sources told U...
NALCO gets mining lease in AP Posted on 19-Sep-2009
Bhubaneswar, Sep 18th: The state-owned National Aluminum Co Ltd (NALCO) said that it has got the mining lease approval to build a 1.4 million tone Greenfield alumina refinery in Andhra Pradesh. "The government of India has accorded prior approval for the mining lease proposals of the government ...
New bus services at Tirumala Posted on 19-Sep-2009
Tirumala, Sep 18th: Andhra Pradesh State Road Transport Corporation (APSRTC) has launched 20 new ghat road buses at Tirumala in view of Srivari Brahmotsavams beginning September 21. APSRTC Vice-Chairman and Managing Director V Dinesh Reddy launched 20 new ghat road buses at Tirumala on Thursday eveni...
Ordinance to punish stalkers Posted on 19-Sep-2009
Hyderabad, Sep 18th: Andhra Pradesh Home Minister P Sabita Reddy on Friday said an Ordinance would be soon promulgated to provide deterrent punishment to perpetrators of violence, including acid attacks against women. Taking a serious view of a vagabond youth, killing the parents of a 16-year-old gir...
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