NTA is inviting applications to fill various posts on deputation basis Interested and eligible candidates can apply through the proper channel before 07 August 2026. Complete details are available on the official website. #NTA# #NTAUpdate# #NTAExams# #NTARecruitment# #GovernmentJobs#

Has the Jharkhand government failed its students? From 26,001 assistant teacher vacancies to police, LDC, stenographer, TGT and electricity board recruitments, thousands of candidates have spent years waiting for exams, appointments or clarity. In her take, @PreetiChoudhry highlights how repeated delays, withdrawn vacancies and stalled recruitment processes have cost aspirants years of preparation, money and opportunities, with several cases stretching back to 2015 and 2016. #Jharkhand# #YouthEmployment# #GovernmentJobs# #RecruitmentCrisis# #IndiaTodaySocial#

🚨 AWESOME! It's just been announced that DOGE efforts are PURGING US federal government jobs in the DC area to their lowest level in 30 YEARS — Axios The government has now plummeted from close to 400K jobs to nearly 300K jobs in over one year 🔥 I VOTED FOR THIS! 🇺🇸

Headline: "U.S. payrolls rose 162,000 in August, much more than expected." What? Another massive miss to the "estimates?" And big revisions? That never happens😄. Why does anyone pay any attention? Answer: Because the gamblers on Wall Street need something to bet on every month. Reality is that the final, final jobs numbers a year from now will almost always be revised lower due to the inherent upward biases in the BLS's early numbers (such as including phantom jobs from their flawed "Birth/Death" model - see the final job revisions in the chart below). Of course, we wouldn't need this flawed government jobs "information" or the suppressed CPI/PCE numbers so quickly every month if our central planners at the Fed weren't manipulating short-term interest rates and long-term rates too (via their bond buying QE programs - using printed-up money). If the central planners weren't manipulating the price of money - maybe we wouldn't have so much real inflation? Here's an idea - why not let the free market determine what the price of money (interest rates) should be. Maybe it has better info than the BLS & Fed? Or even our market-intervening Treasury Secretary?