DCDMO Latehar Chowkidar Recruitment 2024 – URGENT apply — 100 posts

About the Organization / Job for DCDMO Latehar Chowkidar Recruitment 2024

Latehar, Deputy Commissioner cum District Magistrate Office, has issued a notification for the recruitment of Chowkidar vacancies. Candidates who are interested in the vacancy information and have met all of the eligibility conditions can read the notification and apply.

Latehar is named after the Latehar settlement, which is located on the Ranchi-Daltonganj route.It is 100 kilometres by road from Ranchi, the capital of Jharkhand. Is somewhere in the distance. Latehar is well-known for its stunning natural beauty, forests, forest products, and minerals. It has been an essential component of the Palamu district as a grant since 1924.It was established as a district with the status of subdivision by the Jharkhand Government’s notification no. 946 on April 4, 2001.

Latehar is located in the Palamu area in Jharkhand’s north-west. It is surrounded by Ranchi, Lohardaga, Gumla, Palamu, and Chatra districts, as well as the Chhattisgarh State and District headquarters. Latehar’s district headquarters are located at 84.511 9 8 longitude and 23.74 north latitude. It is mostly a tribal district, with around 45.54% of the population belonging to Scheduled Tribes and more than 66% belonging to Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes combined. The district covers 3,622.50 square kilometers. Furthermore, it is 200 kilometers from a block headquarters. It’s more than just distance. The district is divided into two subdivisions (Latehar and Mahuadand) and nine blocks, with distant settlements distributed across the deep jungle, hilly terrain, and agricultural areas. Latehar has the largest number of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes.

The early history of Latehar is veiled in mythology and myths. Because the district was primarily made up of forest tracts, invading armies seldom paid attention to it, and the area stayed beyond the scope of empires formed in other parts of modern Bihar. Autochthonous tribes were most likely the previous inhabitants of the region. The Kharwars, Oraons, and Cheros were three aboriginal races who reigned over this territory. Inscriptions and other remnants discovered show a very sophisticated society despite the forests and the area’s relative inaccessibility.

The Oraons held their headquarters at Rohtas Garh in the then-Shahabad area (which comprised the current districts of Kaimur and Rohtas), and there is every sign that a section of Palamu was controlled from Rohtas Garh at one point.

The Cheros ruled Palamu for about 200 years, and the most renowned of the Chero kings was Medni Rai, who, according to legend, became Lord Paramount of the southern half of Gaya as well as significant areas of Hazaribag and Sarguja. Pratap Rai, his son, erected a fort at Palamu that was independent from his father’s fort.

Rakshel Rajputs ruled Palamu before the Cheros took over the area. They, in turn, had replaced early Marhatta settlers, of whom no trace can be discovered today. They are most likely integrated into the indigenous population.

Palamu’s true history began in the early part of the 16th century. Sher Shah Suri dispatched one of his commanders in 1538 to pacify the unruly chiefs and release the Grand Trunk Road from their clutches, which used to abuse travelers. When Raja Mansingh attacked Palamu during Emperor Akbar’s reign in 1574, the Mughal influence spread there. When Akbar died in 1605, the forces he left behind were forced away.

In 1629, Emperor Shahjehan named Ahmad Khan as the sufedar of Patna. Palamu was given to him as his Jagir. Ahmad Khan levied a charge of Rs. 1,36,000. The Mughals launched three successive raids when the Chero kings of Palamu failed to pay this necessary levy. The first invasion occurred under the reign of Pratap Rai. The Mughal army was headed by Shaista Khan, the Governor of Bihar. The army reached Palamu Fort, beat Pratap Rai, and was forced to pay a levy of Rs.80,000.

The second invasion was prompted by internal disagreements. As a consequence, following talks, Pratap Rai decided to pay an annual tax of Rs. One lakh only. Emperor Shahjehan appointed Palamu as a military head on the proposal of Itaikad Khan, Shaista Khan’s successor, for a fee of Rs. 2.5 lakh.

Despite two invasions, Chero Chiefs never paid taxes on a regular basis. As a final option, Daud Khan, Governor of Bihar, departed Patna with a large force in 1660 and arrived within three kilometers of Palamu, despite significant disadvantages and rough terrain. The confrontation and battle lasted three days, after which the fort was conquered. Palamu was then handed authority over Muhammadan Faujdar. However, this structure was soon abolished, and Palamu was put directly under the administration of the Viceroy of Bihar in 1660. Subedar Sarballand Khan once again invaded Palamu. However, actual combat was avoided by paying one lakh rupees in cash and in the form of diamonds.

Educational Qualifications for DCDMO Latehar Chowkidar Recruitment 2024

• Candidates Should Possess 10th Class.

How to apply for DCDMO Latehar Chowkidar Recruitment 2024

• Apply Offline.

• Format Attached

Penalty – Wrong Answers for DCDMO Latehar Chowkidar Recruitment 2024

Candidates should note that there will be a penalty (Negative Marking) for wrong answers marked by a candidate in the Objective Type Question Papers.

Mobile Phones / Smart Watches / Electronic Devices are BANNED for DCDMO Latehar Chowkidar Recruitment 2024

• The use of any mobile phone (even in switched off mode), pager or any electronic equipment or programmable device or storage media like pen drive, smart watches, etc. or camera or blue tooth devices or any other equipment or related accessories either in working or switched off mode capable of being used as a communication device during the examination is strictly prohibited. Any infringement of these instructions shall entail disciplinary action including ban from future examinations.

• Candidates are advised in their interest not to bring any of the banned items including mobile phones or any valuable/costly items to the venue of the examination, as no arrangement for safe-keeping will be made at the venue of the examination. Commission will not be responsible for any loss in this regard.

Important Information for DCDMO Latehar Chowkidar Recruitment 2024

• • Dates

    • Last Date for Receipt of Application: 18-08-2024

  • Age

    • Minimum Age Limit: 18 Years

    • Maximum Age Limit for Unreserved: 35 Years

    • Maximum Age Limit for Backward Class/Extremely Backward Class: 37 Years

    • Maximum Age Limit for Female (Unreserved/Backward Class/Extremely Backward Class): 38 Years

    • Maximum Age Limit for Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe (Male/ Female): 40 Years

    • Age Relaxation is Applicable as per rules.

  • Fees

    • For Unreserved/Backward/Other Backward Class: Rs. 200/-

    • For Scheduled Tribe/Scheduled Caste: Rs. 100/-

    • Payment Mode: Through Indian Postal Order/Bank Draft 

  • Vacancy Details for DCDMO Latehar Chowkidar Recruitment 2024

Post Name	Total
Chowkidar	100

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