Very interesting opportunity for Kodava agriculture graduates. Time is short – ACT IMMEDIATELY.
The Coffee Board of India, operating under the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Government of India, has issued a vacancy notification inviting online applications for direct recruitment to positions in its Scientific and Technical cadres.
The Board, headquartered in Bengaluru, released Notification No. ADM/EB.I(R)DIR.RECTT./2025-26/228 dated June 6, 2025, outlining that Indian citizens are eligible to apply for various posts across multiple categories. The details of the vacancies—such as the name of the post, number of positions, pay scale, and reservation category—as well as eligibility criteria, selection procedure, and general instructions, are available on the Coffee Board’s official website: https://recruitmentcoffeeboard2025.in .
The online application portal will go live on the afternoon of June 9, 2025, and the deadline for submission of applications is July 9, 2025.
Interested candidates are required to apply only through online mode. The Board has urged applicants to carefully read all instructions and follow the prescribed steps while submitting their applications to avoid any errors.
For more information and to access the application link, visit the Coffee Board’s recruitment section at: https://recruitmentcoffeeboard2025.in
Payscale as per Coffee Board Notification.
For more information visit – https://recruitmentcoffeeboard2025.in
There was a time in Kodagu where most Teachers, Nurses, Government jobs, Foresters, Plantation Managers and Supervisors, Bus Owners, Bank employees and so on were from Kodagu (in addition to the disproportionate soldiers that served the Nation compared to our size).
It is time we youngsters revived this past practice of ours where staying on the estate and having a job in Kodagu, made a lot of economic and common sense!!
So you dont need any other state person to work in kodagu. Why kannadigas are so insecure????
I don’t want to guess what prompted you to make the comment that you did Kiran Reddy. My message is self-explanatory and it relates to Kodavas and Kodava Bashikas (those who have chosen to follow the tenets of Kodavaame or the Kodava way of life). This matter is unrelated to any sense of insecurity. It is both reasonable and advantageous for us to seek employment and residence within Kodagu whenever opportunities arise.
Addressing your specific observation – Why kannadigas are so insecure???? – is a matter that you should address the Kannadigas and I am sure you will get a befitting reply.
Finally, when we go to Tamilnadu, Maharashtra, Bengal, Punjab or UP, it is generally the norm that one respects the culture and the way of life in these environments rather than going about showing disrespect. Many Reddys” have indeed bought properties in Kodagu and shown respect to local laws and customs. Those who show disrespect by opening resorts in landslide prone areas have faced the consequences of ruin. SHOW RESPECT!