This recruitment drive aims to fill a total of 1711 positions for Prohibition Constables and Mobile Squad Constables, along with 2417 vacancies for Jail Warders. The selection board released the notification on September 26th. Let’s delve into the eligibility criteria, including age limits, and the selection process for these positions.

To be eligible for these positions, candidates must have successfully completed their 12th-grade education from any recognized board. Candidates holding equivalent qualifications from the state government’s Madrasa Board and Sanskrit Board are also eligible to apply. The age of the applicants should fall between 18 and 25 years. Relaxation in the upper age limit will be provided to candidates belonging to reserved categories.

To apply, visit the official website csbc.bihar.gov.in. Click on the Prohibition Dep tab on the homepage. Then, click on the apply link. Complete the registration, fill out the form, upload the necessary documents, pay the fees, and submit the application.

Candidates can download the recruitment notification by clicking on the provided link.

The selection process will involve a written examination, a physical efficiency test, a physical standard test, document verification, and other related procedures. The written examination will consist of 100 questions, totaling 100 marks, to be completed in two hours. For more detailed information, candidates are advised to refer to the official recruitment advertisement.

The incident occurred at a house located on Ramnagar Road Number 8B in Patna. Venugopal was a resident of Sohsa village in the Arwal district of the state. The matter came to light when the deceased’s father was repeatedly calling him, but he was not answering his phone. Later, when the nephew was sent and the father himself arrived in Patna, they were informed that their son had taken his own life.

Upon opening the door with the help of the police and family members, they found Venugopal’s body hanging from a gamcha (a type of cloth). The police, with the help of others, removed the body from the noose and sent it for a post-mortem examination. The police are currently investigating the case.

Ranchi. Governor Santosh Kumar Gangwar and Chief Minister Hemant Soren on Tuesday congratulated and congratulated the students who have succeeded in the Matriculation (10th) examination of Jharkhand Academic Council (Jack). The Governor participated in this achievement of students and also congratulated all the teachers and parents who gave guidance. On social media X, the Governor has written that “I wish all your students a bright future.”

At the same time, Chief Minister Hemant Soren has congratulated, best wishes and glory to all the students who have been successful in the Matriculation (10th) examination of Jack Board. The Chief Minister wrote on social media X that “Those who do not get the results as expected in the exam should not be disappointed, work hard and work. Warm wishes to all of you for a bright future. On this occasion, I also congratulate all the parents and teachers.

It is noteworthy that the Jharkhand Academic Council has declared the result of the matriculation examination-2025 on Tuesday. This year a total of 4.33 lakh students appeared in the examination, out of which 91.7 percent of the students have been successful. Students of five districts of Koderma, Pakur, Jamtara, Latehar and Sahibganj have performed commendably.