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Railway Recruitment Board Exam 2021 (RRB), from exam date to reconfiguration link, check complete details here

Recently, the Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) has announced that, it has decided to provide a reconfiguration link for uploading applicants new photos and signature, as a one-time opportunity to candidates whose applications were rejected due to an invalid photograph or signature.

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Recently, the Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) has announced that, it has decided to provide a reconfiguration link for uploading applicants new photos and signature, as a one-time opportunity to candidates whose applications were rejected due to an invalid photograph or signature.

The deadline for the application process for the RRB D group exam was April 12, 2019. Exams dates for RRB Group D 2021 have not yet announced.  It will be held in Computer-based exam CBT. For more information, a applicants can check the official website of Railway Recruitment Board on indianrailways.gov.in.

Candidates will be required to prepare their scanned photograph and signature in accordance with the requirements specified in CEN No. RRC-01/2019 (available on RRB websites). RRB, on behalf of RRC, invited applications in the year 2019 for various posts in Group D-Level 1 of the 7th CPC Pay Matrix, in various Indian Railways units, which constituted total 103769 vacancies.

RRB Group D 2021 Application Modification Link 

Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) Group D 2021 Application Modification Link is soon going to be active on the regional websites of RRB.  

RRB Regional websites list for application link

RRBWebsite
Ahmedabadwww.rrbahmedabad.gov.in
Ajmerwww.rrbajmer.gov.in
Allahabadwww.rrbald.gov.in
Bangalorewww.rrbbnc.gov.in
Bhopalwww.rrbbpl.nic.in
Bhubaneswarwww.rrbbbs.gov.in
Bilaspurwww.rrbbilaspur.gov.in
Chandigarhwww.rrbcdg.gov.in
Chennaiwww.rrbchennai.gov.in
Gorakhpurwww.rrbgkp.gov.in
Guwahatiwww.rrbguwahati.gov.in
Jammu – Srinagarwww.rrbjammu.nic.in
Kolkatawww.rrbkolkata.gov.in
Maldawww.rrbmalda.gov.in
Mumbaiwww.rrbmumbai.gov.in
Muzaffarpurwww.rrbmuzaffarpur.gov.in
Patnawww.rrbpatna.gov.in
Ranchiwww.rrbranchi.gov.in
Secunderabadwww.rrbsecunderabad.nic.in
Siliguriwww.rrbsiliguri.org
Thiruvananthapuramwww.rrbthiruvananthapuram.gov.in

RRBs’ decisions on the authenticity of photographs and signatures are legally valid on candidates. On this consideration, no further complaints will be entertained. Candidates whose forms have been accepted, do not need to reapply using the same link.

Guidelines fo the photograph of the candidates

  • Should be a Colour Passport Photograph with white/light colour background.
  • The pixels of the photographs should be 35mmX45mm or 320 x 240 in size.
  • JPG/JPEG format will support with 100 DPI resolution.
  • The size of the photograph should be between 20-50KB.
  • The colour photograph must have been taken on or after 01-01-2019 in a professional studio. Photographs taken using mobile and self-composed portraits may result in rejection of the application.
  • The photo should have a clear front view of the candidate without a cap and sunglasses.
  • The face should occupy at least 50% of the area of the photograph with a full-face view looking at the camera directly.
  • The main features of the face must not be covered by hair of the head any cloth or any shadow.
  • Forehead, eyes, nose, and chin should be clearly visible.
  • In case the candidate wears glasses, then the photograph should not have any glare/reflections on glasses and eyes should be clearly visible.
  • The Photograph must match the candidate’s appearance on the days of CBT and DV.
  • PwBD candidates should also upload passport photographs as per the above specifications only and not the full body photograph used in the disability certificate.
  • Candidates are advised to keep at least 12 (Twelve) copies of the same photograph for further use as and when required during the recruitment process.

Important guidelines for the signature of candidates

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  • The applicant has to sign on white paper with a Black Ink pen within a box of size 50mm x 20mm.
  • The signature must be in running letters and NOT IN BLOCK LETTERS.
  • The image should be in JPG/JPEG format scanned with 100 DPI resolution.
  • Dimensions of 50mm x 20mm or 140 x 60 pixels (preferred).
  • The size of the file should be between 10KB —40KB.
  • The signature must be signed only by the applicant and not by any other person.
  • The applicant’s signature obtained during registration and at the time of CBTs/DV/Medical should match the uploaded signature.
  • In case it is found that there is a mismatch of signature, the candidate may be disqualified, legal prosecution will be initiated and the candidate will be debarred for life from appearing in railway recruitments (RRBs/RRCs).

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Jammu and Kashmir: CRPF vans damaged, stones hurled amid protests against Vaishno Devi ropeway project

The residents have been complaining that the project would negatively impact the environment and their livelihoods.

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Jammu and Kashmir: CRPF vans damaged, stones hurled amid protests against Vaishno Devi ropeway project

Massive violence broke out in Jammu and Kashmir’s Katra after the protestors pelted stones and clashed with the security forces during their protests against the proposed ropeway project along the trek route to the holy shrine of Vaishno Devi atop Trikuta hills. 

Reports said that the protestors hurled stones at the security personnel and damaged a CRPF vehicle. Paramvir Singh, Reasi SSP told media that the protest was going on peacefully for the past three days but on Monday some protesters pelted stones at the security forces. 

In Jammu and Kashmir’s Katra, the shopkeepers and labourers on Sunday took out a protest rally on the third day of their strike and held a sit-in outside the office of the subdivisional magistrate and Shalimar Park in Katra, the base camp for pilgrims visiting the shrine. 

A member of the joint committee of shopkeepers and pony and palanquin owners had said that the 72-hour strike has been extended by another 24 hours, adding that they will meet again and announce our future course of action. Notably, the three-day strike called by them began on Friday. 

Reports stated that while the businesses located at the base camp of Katra remained operational, shops lining the pilgrimage route from Ban Ganga to Charan Paduka observed closures. Nonetheless, the suspension of pony and palanquin services is causing hardships for the pilgrims, especially the elderly and differently-abled, to continue their sacred journey.

The residents have been complaining that the project would negatively impact the environment and their livelihoods. They asserted that the ropeway project would render them jobless, and also accused the authorities of pushing through the development without adequate consultation.

Meanwhile, Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha has assured the protestors of their employment. He mentioned that the committee headed by the Divisional Commissioner has been deliberating on the ropeway project and the rehabilitation of the locals. Furthermore, he also emphasised that the genuine concerns of the locals would be considered while the development of the region would not be ignored.

The Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine Board (SMVDSB) had announced implementation of the long-awaited ropeway project to facilitate a safer and faster journey for the pilgrims. As per the project details, the ropeway will be developed with a cost of Rs 250 crore between Tarakote Marg to Sanji Chhat along the 12-kilometre track.

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Delhi Pollution: GRAP IV restrictions to continue in national capital, says Supreme Court

The court also pulled up the Delhi Police over no checkpoints at the borders of the city for checking the pollution measures and said that it was a serious lapse.

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Delhi Pollution: GRAP IV restrictions to continue in national capital, says Supreme Court

The Supreme Court on Monday refused to relax GRAP IV measures in Delhi and ordered the CAQM to consider relaxing norms for students. The apex court observed that several students cannot avail midday meals, online classes and cannot access air purifiers.

The court also pulled up the Delhi Police over no checkpoints at the borders of the city for checking the pollution measures and said that it was a serious lapse. A bench headed by Justice AS Oka stated that they would consider prosecution of the Delhi Police Commissioner under the Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM) Act for deploying police personnel at only 23 checkpoints, when Stage 4 of the GRAP was implemented.

Earlier, the court has also appointed 13 members from the court as commissioners to check whether the GRAP IV measures are being implemented or not. On Monday, the commissioners submitted their report to the court.

Subsequently, the court told the Delhi government that there were no checkposts at borders of the city and that the ban on trucks entering into the capital was not being followed properly.

The top court bench said that they were informed that no police or government personnel were present at the border checkpoints, and they were only manned by toll collection staff of the Municipal Corporation of Delhi. Mentioning that they will direct prosecution against all officials, the court questioned why the police were not directed to take action under Stage IV of the GRAP.

Responding, Advocate Shadan Farasat representing the Delhi government said that the CAQM had issued directions. Consecutively, the court asked him to show what written instructions were given by the state and the central government to the police on November 18. To this, Advocate Farasat said that directions were issued to post police personnel at 23 checkpoints where trucks could enter the city.

The court continued that this was negligence, adding that it will direct CAQM to prosecute the Delhi Police Commissioner.

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Maharashtra elections: Ajit Pawar criticises Sharad Pawar’s decision to field Yugender Pawar against him

Ajit Pawar said that Yugendra is a business person, and he had no connection with politics.

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Maharashtra elections: Ajit Pawar criticises Sharad Pawar’s decision to field Yugender Pawar against him

After the Maharashtra Assembly Elections results, NCP leader Ajit Pawar criticized NCP faction led by Sharad Pawar for its decision to field his nephew Yugender Pawar against him in the family bastion of Baramati. Ajit Pawar also mentioned that his decision to field wife Sunetra Pawar against his sister Supriya Sule in the Lok Sabha election was a mistake. 

Sharad Pawar led NCP had fielded Yugender Pawar, son of Ajit Pawar’s elder brother Shrinivas Anantrao Pawar, in the Baramati Assembly segment. The constituency was represented by Sharad Pawar for over two decades, followed by Ajit Pawar for over three. In this assembly election, 33-year-old Yugendra Pawar was backed by Sharad Pawar and four-time Baramati MP Supriya Sule. However, Yugender Pawar lost out against his formidable uncle by a margin of over 1 lakh votes.

While addressing the media, Ajit Pawar said that Yugendra is a business person, and he had no connection with politics. He added that there was no reason to field his own nephew against him in the elections.

Earlier in the Lok Sabha elections 2024, Ajit Pawar had fielded his wife Sunetra Pawar against his cousin and Sharad Pawar’s daughter Supriya Sule, who won the contest by a 1.5 lakh votes margin. Later, Ajit Pawar admitted that it was a mistake.

Sharad Pawar had defended the decision to field Yugendra Pawar, mentioning that someone had to contest the polls. He had also said there was no comparison between Ajit Pawar and Yugendra Pawar. 

Notably, a 2023 rebellion led by Ajit Pawar against his uncle split the NCP founded by Sharad Pawar. Since then, the senior Pawar has been fighting to win his party’s name and symbol back. 

Previously In the Lok Sabha election, the veteran had trumped his nephew, with his faction winning 8 seats compared to Ajit Pawar’s score of 1. However this time, the tables turned as NCP (Sharad Pawar) scored 10, but Ajit Pawar’s party won 41.

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