Dream, Hope And TSPSC
“If one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams, and endeavours to live the life which he has imagined, he will meet with a success unexpected in common hours” – Henry David Thoreau.
The dream of every human is to live a dignified life in a society where an individual should be respected and admired by the fellow beings and more often, this opportunity comes with the government service because of its tendency to serve people along with a decent pay. The human being is bound to chase this kind of dream investing their precious time in the form of preparation for these highly competitive exams where one has to out beat their counterparts.
The TSPSC (Telangana State Public Service Commission) formed after the state of Telangana came into existence brought a fresh vibe in the minds of unemployed youth of the region. With the elevation of Ganta Chakrapani Sir as its chairman who has deep roots in the field of sociology, TSPSC looked in an accomplished approach and ultimately it plunged out the first notification concerned to administration for 439 vacancies in the month of December 2015 with the exam schedule likely on 24th and 25th of April 2016.But unfortunately, there were widespread protests regarding the number of vacancies issued. So, the commission called off the notification for further alteration in future. Finally, the commission came up with a new version of notification on 1st of September 2016 for 1032 vacancies. The exam was scheduled and took place on 11th and 13th November 2016.
Since then, there had been number of cases related to usage of whiteners, wrong bubbling, mistake in answer keys, etc., The commission which once emerged as a savior to the unemployed youth now itself entangled in legal issues which is disheartening because the merit aspirants are losing their precious time in these issues. Till now, there is no further improvement in the process of selection and interview list is yet to be announced. The aspirants are really looking forward to the interview process with all their hope and courage because already two years has been passed on since the issue of first notification. We, the people of Telangana believe in ( H.O.P.E. = Hold On, Pain Ends)
The Hon'ble HC should understand the hard work, dedication and psychological feelings of the aspirants who have invested their valuable time for preparing this prestigious exam and it should advise the TSPSC to carry out the interview process for the remaining aspirants keeping aside those candidates (Seeking legal remedy) and meanwhile their concern should also be looked into. I, on the behalf of all selected aspirants request Hon'ble HC and TSPSC to coordinate into this matter and sort it soon because the aspirants are looking forward to contribute their mind, knowledge, wisdom, thought process and energy for moulding our state into BANGARU TELANGANA. Like UPSC, the TSPSC should proactively sort out the legal issues along with the controversial questions and keys in the further upcoming exams and set a fab name among its counterparts all over the country and they shouldn’t bring a stigma on itself like its predecessor in the United AP.
