Jobs in India: CSIR-CRRI Recruitment 2026 - Junior Hindi Translator Vacancy

CSIR-Central Road Research Institute, New Delhi (CSIR-CRRI) is recruiting for Junior Hindi Translator Jobs in Rest of India, candidates may apply now for sarkari jobs in CSIR - CRRI Recruitment 2026.

03 Feb 2026 14:22 IST

CSIR- CRRI, has released the latest job notification for Junior Hindi Translator vacancy. Interested candidates can apply before the last date. Check more details about Government Jobs on the latest CSIR- CRRI 2026 job vacancy.

CSIR- CRRI Recruitment 2026

CSIR- CRRI is inviting applications from eligible candidates for recruitment to the post or career of Junior Hindi Translator jobs in India. More details about the recruitment of government jobs are provided below:

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Job Introduction
CSIR- CRRI Recruitment 2026
Post Name	Junior Hindi Translator
Date Posted	03/02/2026
Hiring Organization	CSIR- CRRI
Job Location	All India
Valid Till (Last day to apply)	23/02/2026
Employment Type	Fulltime
No of Posts	1
Job Location Type	Onsite
Qualifications
Master’s degree of a recognized University or equivalent in Hindi or English with English or Hindi as a compulsory or elective subject or as a medium of examination at the degree level;
Industry	CSIR- CRRI
Apply Link	Apply Here
How to apply for this Job
To apply candidates may visit - https://crridom.gov.in/hi
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. When is the last date to apply for CSIR - CRRI Recruitment ? A. The last date to apply for CSIR - CRRI Recruitment is 23/02/2026. Q. What are the total number of posts vacant for CSIR - CRRI Recruitment ? A. The total number of posts vacant for CSIR - CRRI Recruitment are 01.
About Hiring Organization
CSIR-Central Road Research Institute (CRRI), a premier national laboratory established in 1952, a constituent of Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR)(link is external) is engaged in carrying out research and development projects on design, construction and maintenance of roads and runways, traffic and transportation planning of mega and medium cities