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Recruitment for 700 vacant posts in forest department soon: Minister

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August 3, 2013
Mangalore, Aug 3: The recruitment process for the around 700 vacant posts in forest department will begin soon, according to Minister for Forest, Ecology and Environment B Ramanath Rai.

Speaking after inaugurating newly constructed Mangalore Circle Office of Chief Conservator of Forest, at Alape Padil, on Saturday, Mr Rai said that since there was the problem providing reservation for Hyderabad-Karnataka area, the recruitment process was not completed so far.

Soon after obtaining reservation percentage list from the Centre, the selection process for 700 vacant posts of forest guards, watchers and other officials will be held, he said.

Answering the queries about helping villagers in naxal affected area, Mr Rai said that the forest department would take the help of anti naxal force in this regard.

The newly inaugurated office, consisting of 4059 square feet, was built at a cost of Rs 70 lakh.

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Cheguri Mounika
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Friday, 30 Dec 2016

I have completed B.Tech

mohd mubashiruddin
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Wednesday, 15 Jun 2016

Hello sir I wanna job in bidar forest department. Thank you sir

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