NIT Tiruchirappalli Junior Research Fellow Recruitment 2025 - Apply Offline

TheNational Institute of Technology (NIT Tiruchirappalli) has released an official notification for the recruitment of 06 Junior Research Fellow posts. Interested and eligible candidates can apply Offline through the official NIT Tiruchirappalli website. The last date to submit the application form is 12-05-2025.

IIM Trichy Research Staff Recruitment 2025 - Apply Online for 02 Posts Before May 16

The Indian Institute of Management Tiruchirappalli (IIM Trichy) has released an official notification for the recruitment of 02 Research Staff posts. Interested and eligible candidates can apply online through the official IIM Trichy website. The last date to submit the application form is 16-05-2025.

IIM Trichy Faculty Recruitment 2025 - Apply Online Before May 20

The Indian Institute of Management Tiruchirappalli (IIM Trichy) has released an official notification for the recruitment of Faculty posts. Interested and eligible candidates can apply online through the official IIM Trichy website. The last date to submit the application form is 20-05-2025.

Impressive show by Telugu students in Civil Services exam

VIJAYAWADA: Telugu students have put up an impressive performance in the UPSC Civil Services Examination 2024, with several securing top ranks in the final list released on Tuesday. E Sai Shivani stood out with an All India Rank (AIR) of 11, followed by Banna Venkatesh (AIR 15) and Abhishek Sharma (AIR 38). Other notable achievers from Andhra Pradesh and Telangana include Ravula Jayasimha Reddy (46), Shravan Kumar Reddy (62), Sai Chaitanya Jadhav (68), N Chetana Reddy (110), Chennamreddy Sivaganesh Reddy (119), Challa Pawan Kalyan (146), N Srikanth Reddy (151), Nellore Sai Teja (154), Kolipaka Srikrishna Sai (190), Pavan Kumar Reddy (375) and Dr Ravada Sai Mohini Manasa (975). The UPSC announced the results for the recruitment of 1,056 posts in IAS, IPS, IFS, and Central Services. This years topper is Shakti Dubey from Prayagraj in Uttar Pradesh, followed by Harshita Goyal (2), Archit Parag (3), Shah Margi Chirag (4), and Akash Garg (5), rounding out the top five. The recruitment notification was issued in February 2023. The preliminary exam took place on June 16, followed by mains from September 20 to 29. Personal interviews were conducted in phases between January 7 and April 17. Of the total candidates selected, 1,009 have been recommended for Group A services and 335 for Group B. The final list includes 109 candidates from EWS, 318 from OBC, 160 from SC, and 87 from ST categories. Additionally, 230 candidates have been kept on the reserve list. UPSC has set up a facilitation counter at its New Delhi office for any queries related to the results. N Srikanth Reddy Perseverance pays off as aspirants crack Civils Candidates can also reach out via the official helpline numbers on working days between 10 am and 5 pm. The commission has informed that individual marks will be published on its website within 15 days. From IPS to IAS - Venkatesh scripts a success story Banna Venkatesh, who hails from Alladapeta village in Jalumuru mandal in Srikakulam district, secured the 15 th rank. Earlier in 2023, Venkatesh had achieved 467 rank, got selected for IPS and is currently undergoing training. With an aim to achieve IAS, he again appeared for the exam and secured the top-2o rank. Venkateshs father Chandra Rao, a local trader, and mother Rohini expressed immense joy over their sons achievement. Alladapeta village surpanch Kalyanam Srinivasa Rao also congratulated the civil services ranker. Venkatesh completed his elementary education in Alladapeta, high school near Srikakulam, and completed intermediate at a private college in Visakhapatnam. He did engineering at NIT, Tiruchirappalli and worked in a coal mining company for two years before resigning the job to focus on his preparation for the UPSC examination. In his second attempt, Venkatesh got selected for IPS and in third attempt, he achieved his dream of becoming an IAS officer. On learning about it, Union minister for civil aviation K Rammohan Naidu greeted Venkatesh over phone and wished him to serve the needy. Farmers son Srikant bags 151st rank Nelatur Srikant Reddy, son of a farmer from Chennur village in YSR Kadapa district, secured the 151st rank in the UPSC. Srikant Reddy, son of Nelatur Venkatasubba Reddy (alias Chanti) and Savitramma, comes from a family whose primary livelihood is agriculture. The couple nurtured a dream of seeing their son succeed through education, and their unwavering support has borne fruit. Srikant did his early education at Narayana EM School in Kadapa, and studied at Bhashyam HS till Class 10. He got his B Tech from IIT Indore in 2019. After graduation, Srikant worked for two years (2021-2022) at a software company in Hyderabad. He left his job to pursue his dream of becoming an IAS officer.

Archaeological Survey of India copies 1,000 inscriptions nationwide

KADAPA: The Archaeological Survey of India (ASI), Epigraphy Branch, has copied 1,000 inscriptions from various regions across the country in the financial year 2024-25. Director of Epigraphy at ASI, Dr K Munirathnam Reddy, said inscriptions are crucial for historical documentation and emphasised efforts to compile them into books. Inscriptions tell us what history should be written. We are making historical, cultural, and traditional knowledge accessible to future generations and research scholars, he said. ASI continues to document inscriptions, with two teams currently working in Perungani and Allur in Tiruchirappalli district, Tamil Nadu, and Vishwanagar and Hathras in Aligarh district, Uttar Pradesh. A team led by Munirathnam, along with Siddavatam Forest Ranger K Kalavathi and ASI experts from Chennai and Bengaluru, conducted a study in Lanka Malla Wildlife Sanctuary. Between 27 February and 1 March, the team explored the forest regions of Siddavatam, Konduru, Rolabodu, and Madduru in Kadapa district. They discovered 25 rare inscriptions and rock engravings dating from the 4th to the 15th century. For the first time in South India, rare label inscriptions and Shankha script inscriptions were found in the Lanka Malla forest region.

KIPG: Shanguman clinches two gold medals in athletics

NEW DELHI, Mar 21: Tamil Nadu runner Ramesh Shanguman shone bright on the second day of the Khelo India Para Games, winning a gold medal each in the mens 800m T53/T54 and mens 100m T53/T54 events here on Friday. By the end of the day, 44 gold medals were decided and Tamil Nadu had won nine of them. A former basketball player, Shanguman hails from a farming family in Tiruchirappalli. He lost his legs in a lorry accident when he [] The post KIPG: Shanguman clinches two gold medals in athletics appeared first on Daily Excelsior .

Case filed against farmers, women over rally against Tungsten mining in Madurai

A case has been registered against approximately 5,000 farmers and women from 40 villages in Madurai's Melur region following a large-scale protest rally on Tuesday. The protesters demanded that the Central Government scrap the proposed Tungsten mining project at Nayakkarpatti village. According to local media reports, the Tallakulam police filed a case under two sections for allegedly violating permit restrictions. The rally, spanning nearly 25 kilometers, began at Narasingampatti village on the Tiruchirappalli-Madurai national highway and ended at the Head Post Office in Tallakulam. Farmers, farm workers, and women participated in large numbers, raising concerns about the environmental and social implications of the proposed mining project. Tensions arose when the police stopped the protesters at Mattuthavani while they attempted to enter the city. However, the police later permitted the march to continue. Responding to allegations from AIADMK general secretary Edappadi K. Palaniswami, State Law Minister S. Regupathy clarified that police had granted permission for the rally. The villagers have been protesting for over a month, demanding that the Centre revoke its decision to award Tungsten mining rights to Hindustan Zinc Limited. The project involves approximately 5,000 acres of land across ten villages in Melur taluk. The issue also made waves in the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly, which unanimously passed a resolution in December 2024 urging the Centre to cancel the mining proposal.