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Topic · standing beatupdated Sun, 25 Oct, 04:30

Employment Guarantee

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Politics · 23 Oct

గిరిజన కుటుంబాలకు గుడ్‌న్యూస్..125 రోజుల ఉపాధి.. కొత్త జాబ్ కార్డులు

AI summaryAccording to the article, the Telangana state government has taken measures to provide employment to Adivasi and tribal families in anticipation of drought conditions caused by El Niño. Minister Seethakka reportedly ordered the Panchayat Raj and Rural Development Department Commissioner Divya Devarajan to issue new job cards to eligible families and ensure 125 days of employment under the VB-G Ram G scheme to prevent migration.

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