10

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Vivo Y1s launched at less than 8000 rupees, battery backup is also great with Dhansu camera

Smartphone company Vivo has launched a new budget smartphone Vivo Y1s in India. The specialty of Vivo Y1s is its large display and strong battery. Along with this, MediaTek processor has been given in this phone. The price of this phone of Vivo has been kept below 8000 rupees and it also has a 13-megapixel single primary camera. Apart from buying this phone as a stand-alone device, you can also buy it in lock-in offer with Jio. The phone is available with these colors and offers It will be made available in two colors - Aurora Blue and Olive Black. Vivo Y1s Jio will come with a lock-in offer, which will give users the benefit of Rs 4,550. Apart from this, 10 percent benefit up to Rs 799 and 90 days Shemaroo OTT subscription will also be available for Rs 99. The company is also offering one-time screen replacement with OneAssist for 6 months. Also read: - Good news for PUBG lovers! The Indian government has approved the entry of the game very soon Vivo Y1s specifications >> Vivo Y...
Read more

RRB NTPC candidates also wait for exams, 20 thousand jobs reduced in 9 years in banks

The examination is conducted through the Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) for a centralized job in banks of the country. If you look at the IBPS data, you will find that a large number of jobs have been lost in the banking sector in the last nine years. In the year 2012, IBPS had removed 22 thousand recruitments for jobs in banks, now it has come down to 1167 in the year 2020. There has been a steady decline in the number of posts since 2012. There were 3562 recruits in the year 2017. In the year 2018, there were seven hundred more recruitments. There was a time when there was a craze for bank jobs among the youth of the country but at the speed of which jobs have decreased, the youth have also become upset. This situation is not just for the banking sector. The job opportunities in the railways have also reduced. Railways have ended Group D vacancy. It used to have millions of jobs. A letter has also been issued. Here, Dr. M Rahman, Naveen Kumar, who prepares for t...
Read more