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  As many as 76,768 police personnel all over the country including paramilitary forces such as CRPF, CISF, BSF and NSG tested positive for COVID-19 while 401 succumbed to the killer virus, according to a report by the Bureau of Police Research and Development. The report (compiledtill August 21) titled "Indian Police Response to COVID-19 Crisis" said, Maharashtra topped the chart with 129 deaths due to COVID-19 and 12,760 positive cases among the police personnel. Telangana was in second place with 40 deaths due to the virus. Out of the over 75,000 positive cases, paramilitary forces accounted for 15,318 infections with Central Reserve Police Force leading the table with 5,467 cases and 24 deaths in the category. Digital tools were used by Telangana police to combat the spread of the coronavirus and maintain the public order and safety, it said adding the city police extensively used multimedia platforms to curb misinformation, fake news and rumours, the report whic

The Central Industrial Security Force , which guards 63 Indian airports, has recommended staggered flight schedules and closure of check-in counters two hours prior to departure to avoid crowding and maintaining social distancing. These suggestions are part of business continuity plan submitted by the CISF to the civil aviation ministry. Domestic and international flights are suspended till April 14 as part of a nationwide lockdown. Civil aviation minister Hardeep Singh Puri on Wednesday said restrictions will be lifted once government is confident that spread of virus is controlled and it poses no danger to citizens. While the Directorate General of Civil Aviation will it make mandatory for airlines to keep all middle seats in aircraft vacant, CISF has made its own recommendations to prevent the spread of Covid-19. Read More

CISF Constable recruitment 2019: The recruitment process for 914 Constable /Tradesmen vacancies ends today, i.e October 21, 2019. Candidates eligible and interested in these posts have to fill their application forms by 5 pm today. CISF released the official notification for vacancies on September 21, 2019. The vacancies are available in trades such as cook, cobbler, washer-man, carpenter, sweeper, painter, mason, plumber, mali & electrician. Get direct link to CISF Constable /Tradesman vacancies. Eligibility criteria for CISF Constable post: Candidates should have passed Class 10 exam from a recognised board. Age Limit: Candidates should be between 18 to 23 years of age. Selection will be done on the basis of Physical Efficiency Test (PET), Physical Standard Test (PST), documentation, trade test, written test and medical examination. The application fee for OBC & EWS is Rs 100. SC/ ST/ women/ ex-serviceman are exempted from payment. Read More Article

Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) has announced 914 vacancies for the post of constable (tradesman). Male candidates who have cleared 10th examination (matriculation) can apply for the posts. Online registration and application process began on September 23, 2019 and the last date to apply is October 22, 2019. A total of 824 vacancies are for direct candidates while 90 vacancies are reserved for ex-servicemen. Vacancies are open for trades such as cook, barber, washer-man, carpenter, sweeper, painter, mason, plumbe, electrician ion Norther, NCR, Western, Eastern, North-Eastern regions. Eligible candidates can apply offline on the application proforma, available on the official website: www.cisfrectt.in Test procedure for CISF tradesman post: Candidates who are shortlisted will be called for a Physical Proficiency Test, Physical Standard Test, Documentation and Trade Test. Qualified candidates will be required to appear for OMR which will be conducted in Hindi or Engli