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Srinagar, Nov 11: Jammu and Kashmir Health and Medical Education Minister Sakina Masood Itoo has supported the demand for age relaxation in Jammu and Kashmir Bank recruitment, urging the bank authorities to raise the upper age limit to 40 years for aspirants. In a post on X, Sakina itoo wrote, Dreams should not have an expiry date! Thousands of J&K Bank aspirants have lost precious years waiting for recruitment opportunities. They must not be punished for delays beyond their control." "I appeal to the J&K Bank authorities to grant age relaxation up to 40 years. Give our youth a fair chance…

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Srinagar, Nov 11: Jammu and Kashmir Health and Medical Education Minister Sakina Masood Itoo on Wednesday supported the demand for age relaxation in Jammu and Kashmir Bank recruitment, urging the bank authorities to raise the upper age limit to 40 years to provide a fair opportunity to aspirants who have lost valuable years waiting for recruitment. In a post on X, the minister as per news agency Kashmir News Service (KNS) said thousands of aspirants had spent years waiting for recruitment opportunities and should not be penalised for delays beyond their control. “Dreams shouldn’t have an…

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Kashmir, Observer, Jammu, Srinagar, Latest Kashmir News, Kashmir News, Kashmir Latest News Jammu and Kashmir Health and Medical Education Minister Sakina Masood Itoo on Tuesday supported the demand for relaxation in the upper age limit for recruitment in J&K Bank, urging the authorities to extend it to 40 years The post Sakina Itoo Backs Age Relaxation in J&K Bank Recruitment, Seeks 40-Year Limit appeared first on Kashmir Observer .

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Nabi said there should be no further excuses or delays on the grounds of J&K’s Union territory status or ongoing discussions over restoration of statehood

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Srinagar, Nov 10: The Group of Concerned Citizens (GCC) J&K has pitched for a raise in the upper age limit for appointment to entry-level positions in Jammu & Kashmir Bank, in line with the state/UT rules. In a memorandum submitted to Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha, the Group has sought that the age eligibility be capped at 40 years instead of 32 years for Banking Associate and 30 years for Probationary Officer, as notified by J&K Bank for recruitment to 1356 vacancies in these two categories. The Group has pointed out that in the previous recruitment cycle (2020), the upper age limit (in…

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Srinagar, Nov 10: More than a year and a half after constituting a high-level committee to address the long-pending regularisation of daily wagers and other temporary employees, the Omar Abdullah-led government is yet to come up with a concrete policy, leaving thousands of workers in uncertainty despite repeated assurances and an explicit electoral commitment to resolve their grievances. The committee, constituted in March 2025 under the chairmanship of the then Chief Secretary Atal Dulloo, was given six months to examine the legal, administrative and financial aspects of regularisation and…

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Srinagar, November 10: Awami Itihaad Party (AIP) Chief Spokesperson Inam Un Nabi on Tuesday urged Chief Minister Omar Abdullah to raise the upper age limit for Open Merit candidates to 40 years in the ongoing Jammu and Kashmir Bank recruitment process. Inam said the government should take an immediate decision on the issue without linking it to Jammu and Kashmir's Union Territory status or the restoration of statehood. He said that with 1,356 vacancies advertised and the upper age limit for Open Merit candidates fixed at 30 years, thousands of aspirants risk losing an opportunity despite…

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Srinagar: Minister Sakina Itoo has appealed to the Jammu and Kashmir Bank authorities to grant age relaxation up to 40 years for aspirants awaiting recruitment opportunities, saying that young candidates should not suffer because of delays beyond their control. In a post on X, Itoo highlighted the concerns of thousands of J&K Bank aspirants who, she said, have lost precious years waiting for recruitment opportunities. “Dreams should not have an expiry date!” she said, emphasising that candidates should not be penalised for delays in the recruitment process. Appealing directly to the J&K Bank…

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