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Research Assistant Posts at IIM Lucknow

The Indian Institute of Management Lucknow (IIM Lucknow) is inviting applications for Senior Research Assistant posts on a contractual basis.  Details: Senior Research Assistant Eligibility: Depending on the post, candidates must have a degree and postgraduate degree (Economics/Social Sciences) from a recognized university with at least 60% marks in the relevant field, along with work experience. Salary: Rs. 50,000 per month. Selection: Based on interview Application process: Online. Last date for application: December 31, 2025 Website:https://www.iiml.ac.in/job-detail

Government Jobs

Technical Support Jobs at AIIMS Nagpur

The All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS Nagpur) is inviting applications for Project Research Scientist-I (Medical) and Project Technical Support-II positions on a contract basis.  Details: 1. Project Research Scientist-I (Medical) - 01 2. Project Technical Support-II - 01 Eligibility: Depending on the post, candidates must have passed a Diploma/MBBS/BVSc/BDS from a recognized university in the relevant field. Maximum age limit: Should not exceed 30 to 35 years. Salary: Rs. 67,000 per month for Project Research Scientist-I (Medical). Rs. 20,000 per month for Project Technical Support-II. Selection process: Candidates will be selected based on an interview.  Application method: Online. Last date for application: 31.12.2025. Website:https://aiimsnagpur.edu.in/pages/vacancies

Apprenticeship

Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders Limited - Apprentice Recruitment 2025

Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders Limited (MDL) has released a notification for One-Year Apprenticeship Training under the Apprenticeship (Amendment) Act. Online applications are invited from eligible Engineering Graduates, Engineering Diploma holders, and General Stream Graduates for the Apprentices Batch 2025-26. The training will be governed by the Board of Apprenticeship Training- Western Region (BOAT-WR). No. of Posts: 200 Details:  1. Engineering Graduate Apprentices- 110 Posts 2. General Stream Graduate Apprentices - 60 Posts 3. Diploma Apprentice Trainees- 30 Posts Departments: Civil Engineering, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering, Shipbuilding Technology / Naval Architecture, B.Com, BCA, BBA, BSW. Eligibility: Candidates must have passed Engineering Degree / Diploma / General Graduation in relevant disciplines from a recognized University, Institution, The qualifying examination should have been completed on or after 01 April 2021. Candidates who have already undergone or are currently undergoing apprenticeship training under the Apprenticeship Act are not eligible. Only Indian Nationals can apply. Age Limit: 18 - 27 As on 01.03.2026. Stipend: Per Month For Graduate Apprentices Rs. 12,300; for Diploma Apprentices Rs.10,900. How to Apply:  Eligible candidates must apply online only through the official MDL website. Applicants should register on the MDL Apprentice Portal, fill in the application form with correct details, upload scanned copies of photograph, signature, and certificates, and submit the form online. Candidates must also register on the NATS 2.0 portal and provide the registration number during application submission. No application fee is required. Selection Procedure: Selection will be based on Education Qualifications, interview.  Application is free of cost for all categories. Start of Online Application: 16 December 2025 Last Date to Apply Online: 05 January 2026 Tentative Start of Interviews: 27 January 2026. Website:https://www.mazagondock.in/

Current Affairs

National Energy Conservation Day

♦ National Energy Conservation Day is celebrated every year on December 14 to raise awareness about why saving energy is important and to appreciate our country's successes in energy conservation. Energy conservation means using less energy by adopting better practices and technologies.  ♦ This day started in 1991 when the Indian government saw the need to save and manage energy better. The Ministry of Power launched this idea to encourage people and businesses to use energy-saving methods. The first National Energy Conservation Day was on December 14, 1991. Since then, December 14 has been a day to raise awareness about saving energy, this day is supported by the Bureau of Energy Efficiency (BEE) under the Ministry of Power, showing the country's commitment to using energy wisely.

Current Affairs

The Department of Posts (DoP)

♦ The Department of Posts (DoP), Ministry of Communications, Government of India, and BSE, Asia’s oldest stock exchange, signed a landmark Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) in New Delhi. This strategic partnership enables India Post to act as a distributor of mutual fund products through its vast postal network, significantly benefiting citizens in rural, semi-urban, and underserved regions. ♦ The initiative is in line with the Budget 2025–26 announcement, which emphasized leveraging India Post’s vast postal network as a catalyst for economic activity in rural and semi-urban regions.  ♦ The MoU was formally signed by Ms. Manisha Bansal Badal, General Manager (CCS & RB), Department of Posts, and Shri Sundararaman Ramamurthy, MD & CEO, BSE, in the presence of senior officials from both organisations. ♦ Under the agreement, selected postal employees will be trained and certified as mutual fund distributors, enabling them to provide investor services and facilitate mutual fund transactions through the BSE StAR MF platform. The MoU will remain valid for three years from 12.12.2025 to 11.12.2028, with provisions for renewal.

Current Affairs

Global AI Vibrancy Tool

♦ India was ranked third in ‘Global AI Vibrancy Tool’ index in a study conducted by Stanford University. The 2025 version of Stanford’s ‘Global AI Vibrancy Tool’ works with data coverage through 2024 across a set of parameters, which measure the preparedness of countries when it comes to AI. ♦ With a score of 21.59, India now trails only the United States (78.6) and China (36.95), highlighting its rapid emergence as a major global player in AI innovation, talent, and policy. ♦ The Stanford Global AI Vibrancy Tool is an online dashboard that ranks countries on the activity and competitiveness of their AI ecosystems. It assesses them across seven pillars: research, talent, economy, policy, infrastructure, responsible AI, and public opinion. ♦ On India, the Stanford report says that the country has received a score of 21.59 in the 2024 Global Vibrancy Index, and is ahead of South Korea (17.24) and the UK (16.64). * India’s climb from its seventh-place ranking the previous year, placing it ahead of nations like South Korea and the United Kingdom, is a significant achievement.

Current Affairs

Squash World Cup

♦ Joshna Chinappa, Abhay Singh, and Anahat Singh led India to a historic win in the final of the Squash World Cup against Hong Kong on 14 December 2025 in Chennai. India won their first-ever squash World Cup title with a 3-0 triumph.  ♦ With their title run, India surpassed their previous best performance when they won a bronze medal in 2023. Hong Kong also registered its best-ever finish in the tournament's history, bettering its bronze-medal finish two years back. ♦ Joshna Chinappa gave India a winning start after she defeated world-ranked 37 Lee Ka Yi 3-1, while India’s top-ranked men’s squash player at world No. 29, Abhay Singh, thrashed Alex Lau 3-nil. The Seventeen-year-old Anahat Singh went on to wrap up the game in India’s favour, defeating Tomato Ho 3-nil.

Current Affairs

National Energy Conservation Awards 2025

♦ President Droupadi Murmu presented the National Energy Conservation Awards 2025 and prizes of the National Painting Competition on Energy Conservation in New Delhi on the occasion of National Energy Conservation Day on 14 December 2025.  ♦ For the Best Performing state award in energy efficiency, Karnataka was awarded the first prize in Group 1. Andhra Pradesh bagged the first prize in group 2, whereas Kerala was chosen the winner in group 3. For group 4, Assam secured the first position, and Chandigarh won the first position in group 5. ♦ In the National Painting Competition on Energy Conservation 2025, Anuj Prince from Ambala bagged the first prize in the Group A category, while Soumya Jeet Malik from Odisha emerged as the winner in the Group B category. ♦ The President said that avoiding unnecessary use of electrical appliances, adopting energy-efficient devices, using natural light and ventilation, and embracing solar and other renewable energy sources help reduce carbon emissions while contributing to clean air, safe water and a balanced ecosystem.  ♦ Emphasising the role of youth, President Murmu said that awareness and active participation of children and young people are essential to achieving energy conservation goals and ensuring sustainable development of the country. ♦ Referring to India’s progress, she said that energy efficiency efforts in 2023–24 resulted in savings of 53.60 million tonnes of oil equivalent, leading to significant economic benefits and substantial reductions in carbon dioxide emissions.

Current Affairs

All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS)

♦ All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi, conducted India’s first clinical trial of a new and advanced stroke treatment device named the Supernova Stent. AIIMS informed that Supernova is designed for the country’s diverse patient population, where strokes often strike patients younger than in the West.  ♦ AIIMS also underlined that this is the nation’s first stroke device cleared based on a domestic clinical trial. It added that the device has already treated more than 3 hundred patients in Southeast Asia.  ♦ The Medical Institute further said that the Supernova Stent will now be manufactured in the country, offering hope to over 17 lakhs citizens who suffer strokes each year.

Current Affairs

Sai Jadhav

♦ The Indian Military Academy (IMA) in Dehradun has reached a remarkable milestone, as Sai Jadhav has become the first woman officer cadet to successfully complete training at the esteemed institution and join the Indian Army. Hailing from Kolhapur in Maharashtra, Jadhav was commissioned as a Lieutenant in the Territorial Army (TA) after finishing an intense six-month special training course at IMA. ♦ Among her peers, she stood out not just for her accomplishments but also because she was the sole female officer cadet among a group of 16 TA officer cadets. While she did not take part in the main Passing Out Parade alongside regular Army cadets, her completion of the same rigorous training standards established for the Territorial Army’s special course is commendable.

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