2 thousand vacancies in IDBI Bank and 2541 vacancies in Maharashtra Electricity, IDFC Bank has released jobs in MP.

Top jobs

1. More than 2 thousand vacancies in Maharashtra State Electricity Transmission

Notification for recruitment has been issued by Maharashtra State Electricity Transmission Company Limited. Candidates can apply by visiting the official website mahatransco.in.

Candidates should have ITI Diploma, BE, BTech, PG degree in relevant discipline from a recognized board or university. For this the age limit has been fixed at 18 to 38 years. Candidates will be selected through written exam.

2. Opportunity for graduates in IDBI Bank, exam will be held in December

IDBI Bank has released the notification for recruitment to the posts of Junior Assistant Manager Grade-O and Executive (Sales & Operations). Candidates can apply by visiting the official website of the bank, idbibank.in. The exam for Junior Assistant Manager Grade-O will be held on December 30 and for Executive (Sales and Operations) on December 31.

Graduate candidates between 20 to 25 years can apply for this. Candidates will be selected after written exam, interview, document verification and medical exam.

Private Job

1. IDFC First Bank Vacancy, Job Location Madhya Pradesh

IDFC First Bank in Madhya Pradesh has announced vacancy for Associate Relationship Manager. The selected candidate will have to provide services to rural banking customers by building relationships with them. Graduate candidates from any stream can apply for this by visiting the career section of idfcfirstbank.com. The position is for both freshers and experienced and if selected, the job location will be Madhya Pradesh.

Current affairs

1. Sam and Greg return to OpenAI

On November 22, OpenAI reported that company co-founders Sam Altman and Greg Brockman would return. A new board is formed with Sam returning as CEO and Greg returning as President.

The previous board of OpenAI had fired both of them on November 17 and made Mira Murati the interim CEO. 505 out of 700 employees of OpenAI had threatened to resign en masse for Sam's return. After the employees protested against the company, the old board was removed and a new board was formed, which confirmed the return of Sam and Brockman.

2. Advani won 18th billiards title

Indian cueist Pankaj Advani defeated Saurav Kothari by 1000-416 points in the final of the IBSF World Billiards Championship in Doha, the capital of Qatar on 21 November.

Advani has won the World Championship title for the 26th time. He was awarded the Arjuna Award in 2004 and Khel Ratna in 2006. He was also awarded Padma Shri in 2009 and Padma Bhushan in 2018.

3. Mamata Banerjee made Sourav Ganguly the brand ambassador of Bengal.

Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has appointed former Indian cricketer Sourav Ganguly as the brand ambassador of Bengal at the Bengal Business Summit 2023 on 21 November. Ganguly has previously been the President of Bengal Cricket Association (BCA) and Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI).

CM Mamata Banerjee said that Sourav Ganguly is a very popular person and he can work very well for the young generation.

4. Same sex marriage approved in Thailand

On November 21, the Government of Thailand approved same-sex marriage in a cabinet meeting. The government will present this new bill in Parliament in December, after which it will be made a law as soon as it is approved. The term same-sex marriage in Thailand's civil and commercial codes will be changed to 'individual and marriage partner'. The pension fund law will also be changed to recognize same sex couples. If this happens, Thailand will become the third Asian country after Taiwan and Nepal where gay marriage will be legal.

5. ICC bans transgender players

On November 21, the International Cricket Council (ICC) has banned transgender players in international women's cricket. ICC has taken this decision to maintain the integrity of cricket.

Danielle McGahee of the Canadian team is the first transgender female cricketer. However, after this decision he has resigned.