Jaipur: Ahead of the Assembly elections, the Election Commission has launched a few mobile and web applications for convenience of the electors and candidates.
According to information shared by the state’s election department, the Suvidha candidate app would allow candidates to check the status of their nominations and permissions request filed. “The candidate gets to know on a real time basis whether their applications have been rejected or accepted,” it stated. The Suvidha portal also allows the contesting candidates to apply for required permissions like vehicles, rallies, loudspeakers etc. online. On the other hand, Saksham app is a tool to facilitate Persons with Disabilities (PwDs) with election-related services. tnn
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According to information shared by the state’s election department, the Suvidha candidate app would allow candidates to check the status of their nominations and permissions request filed. “The candidate gets to know on a real time basis whether their applications have been rejected or accepted,” it stated. The Suvidha portal also allows the contesting candidates to apply for required permissions like vehicles, rallies, loudspeakers etc. online. On the other hand, Saksham app is a tool to facilitate Persons with Disabilities (PwDs) with election-related services. tnn
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The Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission has rejected 341 candidates for dentist recruitment examination after scrutinizing their application forms. Out of these, 252 candidates failed to meet the cut-off marks set by the commission, while the remaining 89 candidates were rejected for various reasons including lack of qualifications and delay in submitting documents. The commission has now moved forward with the examination process.
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A 26-year-old SI aspirant collapsed and died during a running test as part of the physical test for police recruitment in Guntur. The candidate, Mohan Kumar, was sick and had difficulty breathing during the 1,600-meter race. He was rushed to the hospital but was declared dead upon arrival. The incident highlights the physical demands and risks involved in the recruitment process.
