Sahitya Akademi Recruitment For The Post Of Stenographer Vacancy In Delhi

Post Name : Stenographer
Qualification : 12TH
Salary : Rs 25,500 - Rs 81,100/- Per Month
Job Location : Bengaluru|Bangalore

1 Essential : 10+2 from Recognized Board 80 w.

pm speed in shorthand and good speed in typing in English/Hindi Good knowledge in computer application

2.

Pay Scale : Pay Scale: Level-4/25500-81100 (7CPC) (pre-revised PB I/5200-20200/GP-2400) (6CPC)

Age: 30 Years (Relaxation as per Government of India rules)

Address
Secretary, Sahitya Akademi, Rabindra Bhavan, 35, Ferozeshah Road, New Delhi-110001

Selection Procedure
Selection Will be Based either Written Exam/Interview

How to Apply
The application in the prescribed format as given on the website alongwith self attested copies of certificates of qualifications/ experience etc addressed to Secretary, Sahitya Akademi, Rabindra Bhavan, 35, Ferozeshah Road, New Delhi-110001 duly superscribed on the envelope Application for the post of Stenographer Gr-II (Unreserved) at Regional Office, Bangaluru should reach within 30 days time from the date of publication of this advertisement Website : http://wwwsahitya-akademi.

govin Date of Advertisement : 12 May 2018 Last Date : 11 June 2018

10+2 from Recognized Board. 80 w.p.m. speed in shorthand and good speed in typing in English/Hindi. Good knowledge in computer application.

Sahitya Akademi is looking for 10th profile candidates.

Address
Secretary, Sahitya Akademi, Rabindra Bhavan, 35, Ferozeshah Road, New
Delhi-110001

The proposal to establish a National Academy of letters in India had been under the consideration of the British Government of the country long before independence. In 1944, the Government of India accepted in principle a proposal of the Royal Asiatic Society of Bengal that a National Cultural trust should be set up to encourage cultural activities in all fields. The trust was to consist of three Academies, including the Academy of letters. After freedom, the proposal was pursued by the independent Government of India, while convened a series of conference to work out the details. Consensus emerged in favour of establishing three National Academies one of letters, another of visual arts and the third of dance, drama and music. But deference of opinion persisted whether the Government should take the initiative and establish the Academies or whether it should wait for the advent of individuals who had the necessary moral authority to establish the Academies.

Abul Kalam Azad the union minister of education, was of the opinion that if we had waited for the Academy to grow up from below, we might have had to wait till the Greek Kalends. It was felt that there was no alternative to Government taking the initiative to set up the Academies. The Governments functioning in the process was to be that of a curtain raiser. The Government would set up the Academies, but once they were establish, it would refrain from exercising any control and leave them to perform their function as autonomous institution. The Government of India decided to establish a National Academy of letters to be called Sahitya Akademi by its resolution No F-6-4/51G2(A) dated December 1952.