Actually, questions are being raised about this by internet users on social media. One such person posted on X and asked that there is a difference of thousands at some places between the number of votes cast on EVMs and the number of votes counted. How can this happen?

The Chief Election Officer of Uttar Pradesh has responded to this. He said that such a difference can occur due to special protocols. Votes from some polling stations are not counted due to the following reasons…

1. Sometimes the presiding officer forgets to delete the mock poll data from the control unit before the real voting begins. Or, sometimes the mock poll slips are not deleted from the VVPAT.

2. There may be a difference between the total votes cast in the control unit and the record of Form 17-C prepared by the presiding officer. In such a situation also, the total votes cast in the EVM and the votes counted may be different.

According to the Election Commission, the votes of such polling stations are counted in the end only if their total is equal to or more than the difference between the first and second candidates. If the total difference is less than the margin, then these votes are not counted. This way there is a difference between the votes cast in the EVM and the votes counted.

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On the other hand, the Election Commission dedicated the violence-free Lok Sabha elections to Mahatma Gandhi. The ECI said that the Commission has completely foiled the attempt to derail the election process with rumors and baseless suspicions that could create unrest in the country.

Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar said that the Election Commission, dedicated to the nation for 76 years, will continue to serve with unwavering dedication. The Commission said, ‘We have foiled the attempt to derail the election process with rumors and baseless suspicions that could create unrest. The will and wisdom of the common man, who has unwavering faith in the democratic institutions of India, has won.’

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The situation was such that the Sensex was trading at a decline of more than 5 percent for the first time after the Corona period, while the Nifty also fell by more than 5 percent. The possibility of lower circuit in the market has also become strong. In such a situation, market regulator SEBI has decided to stop trading for some time. However, this will happen only when a lower circuit is imposed in the market.

Market regulator SEBI has issued a proper timing, which tells when the trading in the market will be halted. During this time, there will be no buying and selling of shares. If a lower circuit is applied today, i.e. on June 4, then the trading in the market will be halted twice, while today the market will close about an hour before time.

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When will trading not take place?

Trading in the stock market will be stopped thrice today, out of which it will be closed on the third time. As per SEBI’s timing, if the first 10 percent lower circuit is hit, the trading in the market will stop at 1 pm. It will remain closed for about 45 minutes. Then the trading will resume at 1.45 pm. If the lower circuit is hit even after this, then the trading will again be stopped for 15 minutes between 2 to 2.30 pm.

Market to close after 2.30 pm

After stopping trading twice, finally the market will be closed about an hour earlier today. If a lower circuit is applied for the third time as well. This is being done for the safety of investors. According to SEBI, there will be no trading in the market after 2.30 pm on June 4. SEBI’s intention is to save investors’ money from sinking, because lakhs of crores of rupees have been lost due to the continuous fall in the market today.

What is the math of lower circuit in the market?

If Nifty falls by 2326 points, then a lower circuit will be applied. At 12.27 pm, it was trading at a drop of 1,898 points. A lower circuit is applied on a drop of 10 percent i.e. 2326 points. After this, a lower circuit will be applied on a drop of 15 percent i.e. 3489 points and then a drop of 20 percent i.e. 4653 points. All these figures are for Nifty.

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Will the banks be closed or open today on 1 June 2024? Today is the first Saturday of June. As per RBI guidelines, banks in India are closed on Sundays, second and fourth Saturdays of the month. Whereas banks work normally on the first, third and fifth Saturdays. In such a situation, there will be work in banks on the first Saturday today, but Lok Sabha elections are going to be held in many states of the country today. In such a situation, banks will be closed only in those states where elections will be held. Rest, banks will remain open in all the states.

Elections are being held in 8 states today

Banks will remain closed in many states of the country on Saturday as the last phase of elections is to be held. People of eight states and union territories are voting for 57 Lok Sabha seats. Banks will remain closed only in those cities where elections are going on in Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Himachal Pradesh, Punjab, Odisha, West Bengal, Jharkhand and Chandigarh. Many people keep their bank work to be done on Saturday as it is difficult for them to go out during office hours between Monday to Friday. You can check here whether banks will open in your city or not.

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Elections are going to be held in these states

The last phase of voting is to be held for a total of 13 seats each in Uttar Pradesh and Punjab, nine seats in West Bengal, eight seats in Bihar, six seats in Odisha, four seats in Himachal Pradesh, three seats in Jharkhand and one seat in the Union Territory of Chandigarh.

Banks will remain closed in these cities on Saturday

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Due to Lok Sabha elections in Delhi, liquor shops will remain closed for a few days. In view of the elections to be held in the sixth phase of Lok Sabha elections 2024, it has been announced to close liquor shops in Delhi. Let us tell you that due to voting, all the Indian and foreign liquor shops were closed in Delhi from 23 May to 25 May till 6 pm.

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On the day of election results i.e. on June 4, 2024, all liquor shops in Delhi will remain closed. Apart from this, there will be a dry day in Delhi on 17 June 2024 due to Bakra Eid. That means liquor shops will remain closed on this day too. In such a situation, on this day, you will neither be able to buy liquor nor sell it. The liquor shops will remain completely closed on these dates fixed by the government.

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Lok Sabha elections are going on in the country these days, the sixth phase of the elections is going to be completed today. In such a situation, the demand for imposing wealth tax is getting stronger once again. Let us tell you that in view of the economic inequality i.e.

the growing gap between the rich and the poor, there has been a demand for imposing a separate tax on rich people for a long time. After a research, this debate has again gained momentum. It is being told that after the formation of the new government, this demand will intensify. However, it has not been decided yet who should be included among the rich people. That is, what will be the scope of wealth. A debate has started in the country regarding this.

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Demand for wealth tax at the rate of 2%

A research paper has been published with the aim of bridging the gap between rich and poor. Famous economist Thomas Picketty has also contributed in preparing this report. The research paper states that wealth tax should be imposed on rich people at the rate of 2%. Not only this, 33% inheritance tax has also been advocated in the research.

Let us tell you that in this report, people with a net wealth of 10 crores have been asked to be brought under the tax net. That is, those who have assets worth more than 10 crores. They should pay 2% more tax. This can help in removing economic inequality. Not only this, it has also been said that this can generate a huge income equal to 2.73% of the gross domestic product i.e. GDP.

Report published in the middle of elections

Actually this report has been published at a time when general elections are going on in the country. Let us tell you that today votes are being cast for the sixth phase. While on June 1, voting is to be held for the last phase i.e. seventh phase. After that the results of the Lok Sabha elections will be declared on June 4.

Let us tell you that in the research paper, many famous economists believe that if 2 percent additional tax is imposed on people having wealth more than 10 crores, then very few people will come under this purview. Because about 97 percent of the people in the country are such whose wealth is outside the net wealth of 10 crores. That is, if even 3 percent of the people pay additional tax, then the GDP will be greatly affected.

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In the sixth phase of the Lok Sabha elections, voting will be held on Saturday for all seven parliamentary seats in Delhi. Security has been increased and preparations have been made at polling stations across the capital to ensure that the voting process goes smoothly. Sale of liquor has been banned in Delhi 48 hours before polling. No liquor shop will be open in the national capital for two days, including the day of polling. Apart from this, Delhi Metro and DTC bus service services will start earlier than usual on Saturday to assist voters on polling day. Here we are telling you what will remain open and what will remain closed for Saturday.

Lok Sabha elections in Delhi : What is closed on 25 May?

According to the orders issued by the Election Commission of India, all liquor shops and other licensed premises in Delhi will remain closed from 6 pm on May 23 to 6 pm on May 25 for the sixth phase of the Lok Sabha elections. The same is the case for Faridabad and Gurugram, cities near Delhi. Sale of liquor will not be allowed in the capital Delhi on June 4.

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Banks and schools will remain closed

Schools and educational institutions in the national capital will also remain closed on polling day due to heatwave conditions in the city. Apart from this, banks will remain closed on May 25, the fourth Saturday of the month.

Lok Sabha elections in Delhi: What will remain open?

Essential services like hospitals, pharmacies and public transport will function normally on May 25. The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation announced that metro train services on all routes will resume at 4 am on Saturday to help voters on polling day. The Delhi Transport Corporation announced that it will run additional bus services on 35 routes across Delhi from 4 am on May 25. Commercial establishments like shops, restaurants and malls will remain open on polling day in Delhi. The seventh and final phase of the Lok Sabha elections will be held on June 1 and the results will be declared on June 4.

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On the day of the Lok Sabha elections in Delhi on 25th May, 2024 (Saturday), the Delhi Metro train services on all Lines will start from 04:00 AM so that the staff deployed for election duty can avail the facility. The trains will run with a frequency of 30 minutes on all the Lines till 06:00 AM. After 6:00 AM, normal Metro trains services will run throughout the day.

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Delhi Metro said that on the day of elections, the schedule of Delhi Metro trains going to other cities of NCR will also be the same. Whereas from 6 am onwards, Metro trains will run as per the daily schedule throughout the day and night.

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In view of the Lok Sabha elections, liquor shops will remain closed for two days in Delhi. The government is being very strict regarding the Lok Sabha elections. Voting is still going on for the elections.

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This time, voting is being conducted in a total of seven phases. Let us tell you that voting is going to take place in Delhi on 25 May. In such a situation, all liquor shops up to a distance of 100 meters from the Ghaziabad border will remain closed from 6 pm on May 23.

All liquor shops will remain closed till the completion of voting on May 25. Apart from this, there will be strictness on vehicles entering Delhi on 23rd and 24th May. Security measures have also been beefed up in Ghaziabad in view of the voting in Delhi.

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In this way, about a week is left for the elections and before that the discussion about the important decision of the Calcutta High Court is intense. On Wednesday, the High Court abolished the OBC status of 77 Muslim castes in West Bengal. The High Court gave this important decision declaring the basis of granting OBC status to these Muslim castes as illegal. Out of these 77 castes, 42 were given OBC status in 2010 by the then Left government. After this, the remaining castes were added during the Mamata Banerjee government.

The court said in its decision that there should be an immediate ban on these communities getting appointments under the OBC quota. Along with this, a relief news was also given that no action should be taken against those who have now got jobs or admission under OBC quota. Although the decision of the High Court is an example for other states of the country, its electoral impact can also be seen in Bengal. The population of Muslims in the state is about 30 percent, who have influence in almost the entire state.

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The 17 seats where elections are held in the sixth and seventh phases have a sizeable Muslim population. In such a situation, it would not be surprising if there is a situation of polarization in the elections. Rejecting the OBC status, the court said, ‘The court is of the view that wrong criteria were adopted for granting OBC status to 77 Muslim castes. It is also suspected that an attempt was made to use these people as vote bank. The way these people were included in the OBC list, it seems that they were treated as vote banks.

Who filed the petition and what was the argument

The court has given this order after a long hearing on the petition filed by three people. In these petitions, it was said that many castes were included in the OBC-A and OBC-B list without any economic and social study. This happened after 2011, when Trinamool Congress came to power.

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In such a situation, Delhi Election Office has started distributing voter slips to registered voters. Voter slips are distributed by booth level officers (BLOs). This work will be completed in the next few days.

When are elections in Delhi?

Voting in Delhi will be held on May 25 and for this, 13,641 polling booths have been set up at 2,627 places across the city. There are more than 1.52 crore voters here.

What is Voter Information Slip (VIS)?

Apart from the voter’s information, the voter slip also contains the polling location, polling booth number and serial number of the person in the electoral list, which helps people to cast their vote without any hassle.

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Apart from voter card, you will be able to vote by showing these 12 documents

According to the Election Commission, apart from Voter ID, there are many other documents which can be shown to get permission to vote. For this, the Election Commission has released a list of 12 documents, if any one of these documents is present then the vote can be cast. The names of these documents are as follows…

• Aadhar card
• PAN card
• driving license
• Passport
• pension card
• Unique Disability ID i.e. UDID ID
• service id card
• Passbook issued by post office and bank
• Health Insurance Smart Card issued by Labor Ministry
• Smart card issued by RGI under National Population Register (NPR)
• Official ID card issued for MP-MLA and MLC
• MNREGA job card

If you have a Voter ID and your name is not in the Voter List (Check your name in the Voters List of Delhi) then you cannot cast your vote. At the same time, if your name is in the voter list (Search your name in voters list) and you do not have a voter ID, you can still cast your vote using the document specified by the Election Commission.

At the same time, those who have not received the Voter Slip (Download Voter Slip), they do not need to worry. You can download Voter Slip Online using Voter ID number.

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How to Download Voter Slip Online?

You can follow the steps below to download your voter slip online:

Step 1: Log in to the official NVSP website.

Step 2: Click on the ‘Search in Electoral Roll’ tab on the homepage.

Step 3: Select any one of the options – ‘Search by Details’, ‘Search by EPIC’ or ‘Search by Mobile’.

Step 4: Enter the required information and captcha code and click ‘Search’.

Step 5: The system will provide your details. You can further check if your details are correct by clicking on ‘View Details’ under the ‘Action’ column.

Step 6: The voter details will be displayed. Click on the ‘Print Voter Information’ button.

The ECI has provided convenient ways for voters to look for their names in the Electoral Rolls online. Thus, you can easily view your Voter ID details and download voter slips without any hassles as per your convenience.

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The Cabinet of Haryana Government on Wednesday approved the new excise policy, in which it has been proposed to increase the excise duty on liquor from next month.

Haryana government approved

According to a report by news agency PTI, the Haryana government led by Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini, after taking approval from the Election Commission, approved the new excise policy in the cabinet meeting held in Chandigarh on Wednesday. Since Lok Sabha elections are going on across the country, the government first needed a green signal from the Election Commission on this decision. However, the new policy will be implemented only after the end of the Lok Sabha elections.

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New policy will be implemented from next month

Lok Sabha elections 2024 have started from last month i.e. April 2024. So far four phases of elections have been held and three phases of voting are still left. Voting will be held in the last phase on June 1, 2024. After that, the results of Lok Sabha elections 2024 will be released on June 4. The new excise policy of Haryana government will come into effect from June 12. This policy is for the next one year from June 12, 2024.

Liquor prices will not increase much

According to the report, after the implementation of the new policy, there may be an increase in the prices of liquor in Haryana, because in the new policy it has been proposed to increase the excise duty. However, it has not yet been told by how much the excise duty has been increased. Right now it has only been told that the proposal to increase the excise duty has been approved and the increase is minor.

Auction of shops will start from May 27

In the new policy, there is a proposal to increase the excise duty on both Indian Made Foreign Liquor i.e. IMFL and country liquor. That means, after the implementation of the new policy from June 12, the prices of both English liquor and country liquor are going to increase in Haryana. The government will also fix the minimum retail selling rate for imported brands in the coming days. After approval of the policy, e-auction of liquor retail shops will start from May 27.

QR code based track and trace system

Haryana Government had introduced QR code based track and trace system on IMFL and country liquor for the year starting from June 12, 2023. Now it has been decided to apply it to imported foreign liquor also in the year starting from June 12, 2024. For 2024-25, the state government has fixed the maximum basic quota of IMFL at 700 lakh proof liters and country liquor at 1,200 lakh proof litres.

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Every person above 18 years of age in India is entitled to vote. He exercises his constitutional right to vote on election day. According to the Constitution, no citizen can be deprived of exercising his right to vote. As per the Representation of the People Act, 1951, every undertaking has to declare the day of polling as a holiday in the area where polling is taking place. According to the Act, an employee must be given paid leave on the day of voting and his salary for that day cannot be deducted.

Employees get paid leave on election day
Rishi Sehgal, Advocate-on-Record in the Supreme Court of India, says this provision applies to both public and private organizations. According to the law, daily wage laborers and casual employees should also be given paid leave. Furthermore, it is important to note that this rule also applies to employees who are ordinarily residents of the constituency where the election is being held. For example, if a voter is from Mumbai but is employed in Chennai then the voter is entitled to leave on the election day in Mumbai.

What are the rights of a voter if he does not get leave?
If any company or institution does not grant paid leave on the day of voting then the employee can approach the Election Commission or the authority designated by it. Employees facing such situation can report it to the Election Commission of India or State Election Commission. If the Election Commission receives a complaint, the company or institution will come under investigation. According to the rules, a fine of Rs 500 will be imposed on the violator. Depending on the case, the Election Commission can also file an FIR under the Indian Penal Code for violating the order of a public authority.

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According to the TOI report, when the government official was asked whether the CAA rules would be notified before the Lok Sabha elections are announced in a few months, he replied, ‘Yes, much before that.’ The official further said, ‘ We are going to issue CAA rules soon. After the rules are issued, the law can be implemented and eligible people can be given Indian citizenship. The law has been delayed by more than four years and rules are necessary to implement the law.

Web portal ready

A portal has also been prepared for this. Eligible migrants coming from neighboring countries will only have to apply online on the portal and the Home Ministry will verify it and issue citizenship. Let us tell you that the right to grant citizenship rests entirely with the Central Government.

What is CAA?

Under CAA, there is a provision to give Indian citizenship to six minorities (Hindus, Christians, Sikhs, Jains, Buddhists and Parsis) who came from Afghanistan, Pakistan, Bangladesh before 31 December 2014. For this, there is no need to provide any documents to the displaced people coming from these three countries.

It is noteworthy that the Parliament had approved the related bill in December 2019 and later after getting the assent from the President, there were massive protests in some parts of the country against it. There were sharp reactions in the country regarding CAA. Many political parties also opposed it. At that time the central government had decided to implement it, but it got delayed due to Corona.

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The government can announce the introduction of labor laws in the budget. The government has been planning to implement the labor law across the country for a long time, but due to lack of consensus among the states, there is a delay in implementing the law. However, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has said that no major announcements will be made in the budget but the government can make some special announcements for its vote bank.

Holidays given to employees may increase

Earned leave holidays of employees may increase from 240 to 300. Modi government can decide to increase the earned leave of employees. There was a lot of discussion regarding the labor law regarding the rules of the Labor Code and the Labor Ministry, Labor Union and representatives of the industry. In this, there was a demand to increase the earned leave of employees from 240 to 300. However, the government has not yet made any announcement on this.

Government can make this announcement regarding employees

A decision was also to be taken on the demand raised by labor unions to increase the limit of PF and earned leave. People associated with the union want the limit of earned leave to be increased from 240 to 300 days. New laws related to labor reforms were passed by the Parliament in September 2020.

Now the Central Government is trying to implement these as soon as possible. The rules of Labor Code also include basic salary being 50% or more of the total salary etc. This will change the salary structure of most employees. If basic salary increases, the amount deducted in PF and gratuity will increase. This will reduce the salary in hand. This can increase the PF fund received on retirement.

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Big relief has been given to the employees in Bengal. Holidays have been announced for the next year 2024. State government employees will get the benefit of 14 days long leave during Durga Puja. 45 days of holidays have been included in the holidays list for 2024 by the Bengal government. Its notification was issued on Friday. Which does not include weekends.

Officials indicated that the number of holidays may also increase as the office will be closed on the day of voting for the Lok Sabha elections to be held in 2024. A total of 45 days of leave has been announced. Republic Day will be celebrated on Friday 26th January while Vivekananda Jayanti will be celebrated on Friday 12th January. 1st January is considered to be Monday.

Declaration of holiday

As per the notification issued, offices will remain closed from October 7 to October 21 for Durga Puja. The same Kali Puja holiday will be from 31st October to 4th November. A long holiday is expected in March also. Holi holidays have been scheduled for Tuesday, Monday, 2 days before Good Friday.

In such a situation, 24 public holidays have been announced by the Bengal government for the year 2024.

Offices will remain closed on this day

• The office will be closed on Monday, January 1 in observance of New Year.
• Swami Vivekananda birth anniversary on 12th January
• Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose birth anniversary on 23 January and
• Offices will remain closed on Republic Day on 26 January.
• Three holidays have been declared in February, in which Saraswati Puja is on 13 and 14 February while
• Holiday has been declared on 26th February on Shabe Barat.
• 4 holidays declared in March
• Shivratri on 8th March and Holi on 25th March and
• There will be a holiday on 26th March for Dolyatra and Good Friday.
• Two holidays have been declared in April, on the occasion of Eid al-Fitr on 10 and 11 April.
• Apart from this, there will also be holidays on 14th April on Bengali New Year and birth anniversary of BR Ambedkar.
• There will be a holiday on 21st April due to it being Sunday on the occasion of Mahavir Jayanti.
• While 1st May is Labor Day and 8th Rabindranath Tagore’s birth anniversary.
• A holiday has been declared on Buddha Purnima on 23 May.
• Holidays have also been announced in June and July, Eid ul Joha on 17th June.
• And holiday has been declared on Moharram on 17th July.
• Rath Yatra will be on 7th July, Sunday
• Independence Day on 15th August
• Rakshabandhan on 19th August and
• Offices will remain closed on Janmashtami on 26th August.
• Holiday declared on 16th September on Fatiha Dawaz Dahan
• Holiday has been declared on Guru Nanak’s birth anniversary on 15th November.
• December 25 has been declared a holiday on the occasion of Christmas.

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According to the news published in Mint, the government is considering increasing the subsidy on gas cylinders. The government is expected to announce increase in subsidy on gas cylinders to the beneficiaries of Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana (PMUY). Increasing the subsidy amount will provide relief to crores of gas consumers.

Focus also on increasing customer base

The government is also focusing on increasing the customer base to extend the benefits of the Ujjwala scheme to as many families as possible. The government is expected to take this step in view of inflation. The retail inflation rate for the month of September has fallen to 5.02 percent. The government has given the target to RBI to keep the inflation rate in the range of 4 to 6 percent. Earlier, the inflation rate had reached a record level of 15 months in July.

LPG cylinder price Rs 903

The government is once again trying to provide relief to the beneficiaries of the Ujjwala scheme. Under the expansion of Ujjwala scheme, gas connections of about 75 lakh women have been approved by the government. After this the number of beneficiaries will cross 10 crores.

After the subsidy amount was increased by Rs 100 in October, beneficiaries previously had to pay Rs 703 after subsidy for a 14.2 kg cylinder. But after the subsidy increased from Rs 200 to Rs 300, now this cylinder is priced at Rs 603.

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The company has also announced jobs recently. Actually, the name of this company is Tata Consultancy Services ie TCS. TCS has announced to give jobs to lakhs of people in the next financial year.

TCS TCS , the country’s largest software exporter, has said that the total number of employees will decline in the December 2022 quarter. Along with this, it has been said on behalf of the company that it will give jobs to more than 1.25 lakh people in the financial year 2023-24. Explain that the number of employees of the company decreased by 2,197 in the October-December 2022 quarter and has now increased to 6.13 lakh.

Rajesh Gopinathan, Chief Executive and Managing Director of TCS Job

Company said that in the coming times, we are doing recruitment at almost the same level. 1,25,000 to 1,50,000 people are going to be recruited in the next financial year. According to the information, TCS gave jobs to 1.03 lakh new people in the financial year 2021-22. On the other hand, it was told by the company’s Chief Human Resource Officer Milind Lakkar that 42,000 new people have been recruited so far in 2022-23.

TCS Shares On the other hand, the quarterly results of TCS failed to meet the expectations of the investors. There was also a decline in the stock in the early trade on Tuesday. Let us tell you that in the December quarter results, it was revealed that the net profit of TCS has increased by 11 percent to Rs 10,846 crore. However, some softening was observed due to decrease in profit margin and number of deals.

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