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Nearly half of Ranga Reddy district recorded rainfall deficits during the 2026-27 water year, with several mandals reporting shortfalls of up to 59 per cent. The decline in rainfall has led to a sharp fall in groundwater levels across most mandals, raising concerns over a possible groundwater crisis in rapidly urbanising areas such as Gandipet and Shamshabad.

Despite heavy monsoon rains, Hyderabad’s groundwater levels dipped by 1–3 metres in several areas, according to the Ground Water Department. Officials blame poor percolation, illegal borewells and rapid urbanisation, warning of a likely water crisis in summer if trends continue.

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The list of candidates shortlisted for certificate verification is available on Commission’s website

Candidates who were rejected are not included in the general ranking list.

TSPSC will hold the computer-based recruitment test for various gazetted category posts in the Ground Water department on April 26 and 27

The recruitment examination (objective type) is likely to be held in the month of March/April 2023.

Of the total posts, 32 are gazetted vacancies and 25 non-gazetted.