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Cantonment Board Kanpur Jobs Notification 2023 information for the hiring of 13 Junior Assistant Posts has been released on the official website at kanpurcanttgovin Candidates Planning to start their career with Cantonment Board Kanpur can apply Online application on or before 2023-03-10.

Junior Assistant: 13 Posts

• Qualification:
• 1Intermediate Or equivalent from recognized board
• 2 Typing in Hindi-25 WPM and English-30 WPM
• 3.
  
  CCC Certificate from DOEACC Society or a certificate equivalent thereto from any Govt Institution
• Salary Details: REs 21700-69100/- Per Month
• Age Limit: 21 to 35 years
• Age Relaxation: 3 years for OBC, 5 years for SC

Important Dates

Notification Date: 19th January 2023
Starting Date: 7th February 2023.


Application Last Date: 10th March 2023

1.Intermediate Or equivalent from recognized board.
2. Typing in Hindi-25 WPM and English-30 WPM.
3. CCC Certificate from DOEACC Society or a certificate equivalent thereto from any Govt. Institution.

Cantonment Board Kanpur is looking for 12th , Any Graduate profile candidates.

How to Apply: Interested and Eligible applicants may apply Online Through the Official Website kanpur.cantt.gov.in
From 7th February 2023 to 10th March 2023.

The historical reasons necessitating the formation of individual cantonments are different for different cantonments depending upon the prevailing political and military realities of the times.

For example Secundrabad cantonment was established to assist the Nizam of Hyderabad, militarily against his local adversaries, whereas Lucknow Cantonment was established to maintain pressure on the Nawab of Oudh and to finally capture that state. Similarly the need for cooler climate for the British troops and strategic importance of Doab dictated the setting up of hill cantonments and cantonments in modern day Uttar Pradesh respectively.

However, irrespective of the local factors, the paramount consideration in setting up all these cantonments was the need for military camps in various strategic locations of India to establish, maintain and consolidate the rule of a foreign power.

Spread of diseases like, diarrhea, malaria, and venereal diseases among the troops necessitated the cantoning (insulation) of these military camps from the local population.

The records of 19 th century British India reveal that health and hygiene of the troops was one of the major areas of concern which the rulers of the day had to contend with. This consideration coupled with the desire of an alien ruling elite to distance itself from the native population led to the development of an insulated type of character in all these cantonments which has continued till date.