BIS has replaced its 2019 scientific-cadre recruitment rules, giving publicly disclosed scores priority over GATE in overlapping disciplines where suitable candidates are available.
Read more →Mint reports revised central-sphere minimum wages from 1 October 2026, including Rs 537 a day for unskilled agricultural workers in Area A; state-governed employment may follow different rates.
Read more →The Cabinet approved a three-percentage-point increase in DA and DR on 28 October 2026, effective from 1 July. The revised rates are 63%; payment dates have not been specified.
Read more →The NHRC advisory covers eight areas, including infrastructure, policing, survivor support and cybercrime against women. Union and state authorities have been asked to report implementation progress within two months.
Read more →Delhi High Court has listed a Stage II attendant interview notice. According to 9curry, interviews will be held on 12, 13 and 15 November 2026, with admit cards available from 5 November.
Read more →FreeJobAlert and GovtJobsAlert.in reported that DHJS mains were rescheduled to 22 and 23 October 2026. Those dates have passed, but the available court listing does not confirm whether the papers were held.
Read more →Modi highlighted Nav-Trinjan in Mann Ki Baat, crediting Kheti Virasat Mission with linking organic cotton farming and women's weaving training in Punjab. The address did not announce a new programme.
Read more →Modi will open Arvind Limited's garment plant in Varanasi and RBI's data centre and cybersecurity training facilities in Bhubaneswar on 25 October, according to the PMO.
Read more →FreeJobAlert reports that DHJS mains will be held on 22 and 23 October 2026. Delhi High Court lists a rescheduling notice and an admit-card entry, but the available text does not confirm revised cards.
Read more →The Labour Ministry raised the monthly EPFO wage ceiling from Rs 15,000 to Rs 25,000, expanding mandatory coverage subject to statutory conditions. October contributions apply on the revised basis for the full month.
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