New Delhi: Protesting railway job aspirants allegedly set a train on fire at Gaya. The agitated protesters vandalised trains and pelted stones, India Today reported.
Job aspirants were protesting against the selection process of the railways’ recruitment exams. After incidents of violence were reported, the railways decided to suspend its Non-Technical Popular Categories (NTPC) and Level 1 tests, the report added.
It has also formed a committee that will examine the grievances of those who have passed the exams under different railway recruitment boards (RRBs) and those who have failed.
After listening to both the parties, the committee will submit a report to the railway ministry, the report said.
Cuttack: As the E-Detection system at all 22 toll gates across Odisha will start monitoring… Read More
Bhubaneswar: Following the Odisha government's warning to ineligible beneficiaries availing PDS items, more than 20,000… Read More
New Delhi: Myanmar’s military government on Friday extended a state emergency by six more months amid… Read More
Mumbai: A day after calling out social media platform X (formerly Twitter) for permanently suspending… Read More
New Delhi: In a major blow to the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), seven MLAs resigned from… Read More
Baripada: Two miscreants on Friday allegedly looted ornaments and cash at gun-point from a woman… Read More
This website uses cookies.