The Supreme Court has allowed "untainted" assistant teachers in West Bengal—whose appointments were cancelled due to ...

The school service commission (SSC) on Sunday forwarded a list of “deserving” and “undeserving” candidates to the school education department before it is uploaded on the panel’s website, said an ...

Kolkata: The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) sleuths probing the multi-crore cash-for-school job case are now probing why the available infrastructure of West Bengal School Service ...

Amid the spiraling political tension in West Bengal over the job loss of thousands of teaching and non-teaching staff following a Supreme Court verdict, the affected staff have decided to stage a ...

The Supreme Court allowed the West Bengal government to continue the employment of 'untainted' assistant teachers for classes ...

The West Bengal School Service Commission has initiated a process to differentiate between "tainted" and "untainted" candidates from the 2016 recruitment, following a court order that cancelled ...

KOLKATA: Amidst ongoing protests by sacked teachers of secondary and higher secondary schools, the West Bengal School Service Commission (WBSSC) has sent a list ...

The three teachers are among the 26,000 people who lost their jobs after the Supreme Court order last week which annulled the jobs of thousands of teaching and non-teaching staff in West Bengal ...

This sweeping decision came despite the School Service Commission (SSC)’s attempts to identify “tainted” appointments. A distinction that came up following years of the CBI probe and was accepted by ...

KOLKATA: Amidst ongoing protests by sacked teachers of secondary and higher secondary schools, the West Bengal School Service Commission (WBSSC) has sent a list of 'tainted' and 'untainted ...

The jobless people claimed that the reason behind their plight was the inability of the School Service Commission , which appointed them, to differentiate between the candidates who secured ...

the development comes days after the Supreme Court invalidated the appointments of around 26,000 teaching and non-teaching staff recruited through the 2016 School Service Commission examinations.