An official release said 68,039 people have been recruited to various government departments, local bodies, and public sector undertakings through various recruiting agencies like TNPSC.
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Ex-transport dept cop main suspect in big gold and cash seizure in MP
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Govt to check commercial viability of D2M tech
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Cong launches campaign to uphold Ambedkar's legacy, lines up rallies
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Indian skills will help build 'New Kuwait': PM
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Net forest cover rises, but decreases in biodiverse regions like Western Ghats
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TAXPAYER MONEY WASTED, PUBLIC ISSUES ADJOURNED
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No grounds to reject Oppn's no-trust notice against V-P
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THE RISE & RISE OF AMBEDKAR AS AN ICON
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PROTECT SOIL AFTER A YEAR OF LANDSLIDES
In December, a landslide occurred in the rocky Thiruvannamalai on the slopes of the Annamalaiyar Hill, after a heavy rainfall unusual for the region. Seven persons died after a boulder fell on their house. Another landslide occurred the next day. The cause, again, was excessive construction.
Gang held for kidnapping financier
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