Bengal approves 14,454 govt posts, ₹50,000 scheme for unmarried women pursuing higher education
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The state Cabinet also approved higher remuneration for Karmabandhus and increased the food allowance for SC and ST hostel students
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- West Bengal approves 14,454 govt jobs, ₹50,000 aid for unmarried women pursuing higher education (opens CNBC-TV18 in a new tab)
West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari on Monday announced recruitment to 14,454 government posts within six to eight months, and approved the Bhagini Nivedita Scheme to provide Rs 50,000 assistance to unmarried women pursuing higher education for three years.
- Bengal approves 14,454 govt posts, ₹50,000 scheme for unmarried women pursuing higher education (opens BusinessLine in a new tab)
The state Cabinet also approved higher remuneration for Karmabandhus and increased the food allowance for SC and ST hostel students
