Delhi Administrative Subordinate Services
-
{
- All
- News
-
Delhi Government Job Exams 2026 Begin On February 16, Check Complete Schedule Here
DSSSB Recruitmemt Exam Schedule 2026: The examinations cover a wide range of positions, including teaching roles, administrative staff, and technical posts.
-
Delhi Officer Dismissed For "Fraudulently Registering" Government Land
Delhi Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena today dismissed Harish Bajaj, Delhi Administrative Subordinate Services (DASS), Grade I officer from his services.
-
32% Staff Shortage In Delhi Fire Services
While the administrative control of Delhi Fire Service is with the city government, as per its website, the recruiting agencies for the department are the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) and Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board (DSSSB), said the RTI reply.
-
Delhi Administration Subordinate Service (DASS) Exam Answer Key Out
Candidates can raise objections to the DASS exam answer key till August 2.
-
Manish Sisodia Says Delhi's Services Department Is "Hampering" Government
In the wake of Delhi Administrative Subordinate Services or DASS and steno cadre protests in the city, Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia Thursday accused the services department of deliberately trying to "hamper" the functioning of the government ahead of the Budget Session of the Delhi Assembly.
-
AAP Upset After Delhi Lt Governor Approves Restructuring Of State Cadre
Delhi Lieutenant Governor Anil Baijal yesterday gave "in-principle" approval to restructuring of Delhi Administrative Subordinate Services (DASS) and the Steno cadre, an official memorandum of service department said.
-
Delhi: Seven IAS officers, 42 DASS cadre staff transferred by government
In a major staff rejig by Delhi government, seven IAS officers have been transferred along with 42 officials of the Delhi Administrative Subordinate Services (DASS) cadre.
-
Delhi: Government undertakes major reshuffle of staff
A major reshuffle of Delhi Administrative Subordinate Services (DASS) cadre employees was put into effect today by the government.
-
Delhi Government Job Exams 2026 Begin On February 16, Check Complete Schedule Here
DSSSB Recruitmemt Exam Schedule 2026: The examinations cover a wide range of positions, including teaching roles, administrative staff, and technical posts.
-
Delhi Officer Dismissed For "Fraudulently Registering" Government Land
Delhi Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena today dismissed Harish Bajaj, Delhi Administrative Subordinate Services (DASS), Grade I officer from his services.
-
32% Staff Shortage In Delhi Fire Services
While the administrative control of Delhi Fire Service is with the city government, as per its website, the recruiting agencies for the department are the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) and Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board (DSSSB), said the RTI reply.
-
Delhi Administration Subordinate Service (DASS) Exam Answer Key Out
Candidates can raise objections to the DASS exam answer key till August 2.
-
Manish Sisodia Says Delhi's Services Department Is "Hampering" Government
In the wake of Delhi Administrative Subordinate Services or DASS and steno cadre protests in the city, Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia Thursday accused the services department of deliberately trying to "hamper" the functioning of the government ahead of the Budget Session of the Delhi Assembly.
-
AAP Upset After Delhi Lt Governor Approves Restructuring Of State Cadre
Delhi Lieutenant Governor Anil Baijal yesterday gave "in-principle" approval to restructuring of Delhi Administrative Subordinate Services (DASS) and the Steno cadre, an official memorandum of service department said.
-
Delhi: Seven IAS officers, 42 DASS cadre staff transferred by government
In a major staff rejig by Delhi government, seven IAS officers have been transferred along with 42 officials of the Delhi Administrative Subordinate Services (DASS) cadre.
-
Delhi: Government undertakes major reshuffle of staff
A major reshuffle of Delhi Administrative Subordinate Services (DASS) cadre employees was put into effect today by the government.
