RAILWAY / NTPC wrote a letter to the Railways - we are being inadvertently slandered, change the name of the exam

The country's largest power generating company NTPC (National Thermal Power Corporation Limited), which is facing unwarranted criticism over the Railway Recruitment Board exam, has written to the Railways for the 'Non-Technical Popular Categories (NTPC)' organized by the board. Requested to change the name of the exam.

Vikrant Shekhawat : Jan 30, 2022, 06:10 PM
The country's largest power generating company NTPC (National Thermal Power Corporation Limited), which is facing unwarranted criticism over the Railway Recruitment Board exam, has written to the Railways for the 'Non-Technical Popular Categories (NTPC)' organized by the board. Requested to change the name of the exam. There is a lot of controversy regarding the retrenchment of candidates in the initial phase of Railway Recruitment Board examination and students are also protesting against it for the last one week. Actually, the name NTPC Railway Recruitment Board Exam is being used for the abbreviation of Railway Examination. The name NTPC is used for National Thermal Power Corporation.

NTPC wrote a letter to the Railways

National Thermal Power Corporation (NTPC) has written a letter to the Railways in this regard saying, 'This is in the context of recent protests in some parts of the country regarding the examination of Railway Recruitment Board Non-Technical Popular Categories (NTPC RRB) of Indian Railways. is in. We are confident that Railways is taking all necessary steps to deal with the situation, we just want to bring to your notice that NTPC Limited is facing unnecessary criticism unintentionally.

Requested to change the name of the exam

The media is using the abbreviation NTPC for this exam, due to which a perception has been created that the exams are related to India's largest power producer. This is hurting the reputation of NTPC. NTPC said, 'Therefore, we would request you to change the name of these examinations, so that no confusion is created in future.'