TGPSC Group III case studies
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TGPSC Group III is a competitive recruitment examination conducted by the Telangana Public Service Commission (formerly TSPSC) to fill Group-III civil service posts in the Government of Telangana, such as Junior Assistant, Senior Assistant, Junior Accountant and related ministerial and revenue cadres. It suits graduates who want a stable state-government career and are willing to prepare across a broad syllabus rather than a single subject. The TGPSC Group III case studies are 5 cases and about 2,508 words.
1The Stepwell and the Six-Kilometre Road
The Warangal district administration is widening a 6.2 km road between two junctions. The road carries about 18,000 vehicles a day and recorded 14 fatal or serious crashes last year; ambulances are delayed by 20–25 minutes at the narrowest stretch.
536 words, about 3 min2Diversifying an Over-Exploited Paddy Mandal
In a Nalgonda mandal, paddy occupies 9,200 of 12,000 hectares of cropped area. Free 24×7 farm power and assured MSP procurement have made paddy the default crop.
499 words, about 2 min3The Flood, the Nalas and the Election Calendar
During a five-hour spell of 128 mm rain, a tier-2 city of 9.5 lakh people flooded. Eleven people died, 4,000 were evacuated, and the main bus station stood under 1.2 m of water.
496 words, about 2 min4One Notice, Three Languages, One Ambiguous Sentence
The district administration must publish a notice on the digital crop survey in English, Telugu and Urdu. The English draft says: 'Farmers who have not completed e-KYC and geo-referencing of their land will not be eligible for the input subsidy for the current season.' The Telugu draft prepared by a junior assistant uses a Sanskritised phrase for geo-referencing that field staff say farmers do not understand, and renders 'will not be eligible' in a way that two reviewers read as 'will lose their land'.
485 words, about 2 min5The Hamlet That the Housing List Left Out
A tribal hamlet of 186 households in Bhadradri Kothagudem district is being surveyed for a housing scheme. Forty-one households fail Aadhaar authentication because of worn fingerprints; 19 have bank accounts not seeded with Aadhaar; 22 are tenant farmers who came from a neighbouring district 6–12 years ago.
492 words, about 2 min