Archive · 11 Aug 2025
Telangana Deputy CM Encourages Civil Service Aspirants
The Deputy Chief Minister of Telangana wants more people from their state to join the civil services, which are jobs in the government.
The government is helping people who are trying to pass a big exam (UPSC Mains) by giving them money to help them study.
They are giving ₹1 lakh to those who passed the Mains exam, and will give the same amount to those who make it to the interview stage, as well as pay for their stay in Delhi.
The Deputy CM explained how important it is for government workers to be dedicated to their jobs so that they can help people and make sure the government's plans work.
Telangana's Deputy CM advocates for more state candidates in civil services.
The government is providing financial aid to UPSC Mains qualifiers.
Financial assistance of ₹1 lakh each is given to 178 candidates.
Candidates shortlisted for interviews will also receive ₹1 lakh and Delhi accommodation.
The Deputy CM highlighted the importance of dedicated civil servants.
- Who
- Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka and civil service candidates.
- What
- Financial aid and encouragement for Telangana candidates in civil services.
- When
- The program was announced on Monday.
- Where
- Praja Bhavan, Hyderabad.
- Why
- To increase the number of Telangana candidates in civil services and support their preparation.
- Event
- Financial assistance program for civil service candidates
- Financial Assistance Amount
- ₹1 lakh for Mains qualifiers and interviewees
- Candidates Assisted
- 178 Mains-qualified candidates
- Location of Interview Accommodation
- Delhi
- Last Year's Assistance
- 148 candidates received assistance, 10 were selected.