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Posting Of 2019 IAS Officers As Assistant Secretaries At Centre Deferred
The posting of 2019 batch IAS officers as assistant secretaries in Union government departments has been deferred due to the current Covid pandemic situation, the Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT) has said.
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4,000 Government Officials Promoted In "Historic" Move, Says Minister
Union Minister Jitendra Singh on Tuesday praised the Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT) for expediting promotion to about 4,000 officials at various levels, saying it has resulted in happiness among a large section of central government officials.
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39 IAS Officers Under Scanner For Alleged Corruption
As many as 39 IAS officers are under investigation for their alleged involvement in corruption and other irregularities.
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CBI Registers 3 Cases In Jat Reservation Agitation
CBI today registered three cases to probe incidents of violence and arson during the Jat quota agitation in Rohtak in February, including the burning of residence of Haryana Finance Minister Capt Abhimanyu.
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'Married Son' Can Get Compassionate Appointments: Centre
Married sons are now eligible for compassionate appointments, the centre has said. The Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT) has issued new instructions in consultation with the Department of Legal Affairs in this regard.
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Bureaucrat To Participate On Facebook, Twitter; Centre To Amend Rule
Bureaucrats may soon be allowed to participate freely on social media websites like Facebook, Twitter and Linkedin but criticism of government will still be a no-no.
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Sexual Harassment Victims Can Get 90 Days Paid Leave
Women central government employees who have filed complaints of sexual harassment can now get a paid leave of three months during the pendency of inquiry, the government has said.
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Central Vigilance Commission Awaits Sanction To Prosecute 58 Government Officials For Graft
The Central Vigilance Commission is awaiting sanction from different departments for over four months to prosecute 58 government employees, including some IAS and IRS officials, for their alleged involvement in corruption.
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Goverment Offers Postings In North-East To Non-IAS, IPS Officers
Seeking to tackle shortage of IAS and IPS officers in the north-east, the Centre has decided to post officers from other services to the region.
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Bureaucrats Can Now Get 7-Year Foreign Posting Tenure: Government
The Centre today eased norms to allow officers to stay on foreign posting and central deputation for a maximum period of seven years from the existing five years.
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Government To Challenge All Court Orders Favouring Employees
All court orders that favour employees and quash government policies will be challenged, as per draft guidelines finalised by the Centre.
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No Posting If Employees Fail To Submit Property Returns: Government
All Central government employees were today told to submit their property returns by this month-end failing which they will be denied vigilance clearance for new postings.
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3 Former Supreme Court Judges Among 16 Applicants For Lokpal's Post
Three former Supreme Court judges, a former high court chief justice, one member of the University Grants Commission (UGC) and an Information Commissioner are among 16 persons who have applied for the chairmanship of proposed anti-corruption body Lokpal.
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PM's Nod Must For Suspending IAS Officers Working With Centre
IAS officers working under central government cannot be suspended without the nod of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, a move aimed at allowing bureaucrats to take decisions without any fear of political backlash.
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No Interviews For Junior-Level Government Posts From January 1
All central government ministries and their Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs) were today told to dispense with the requirement of interviews for selections at junior level posts within next two days, however, they may continue with skill or physical test.
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Posting Of 2019 IAS Officers As Assistant Secretaries At Centre Deferred
The posting of 2019 batch IAS officers as assistant secretaries in Union government departments has been deferred due to the current Covid pandemic situation, the Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT) has said.
-
4,000 Government Officials Promoted In "Historic" Move, Says Minister
Union Minister Jitendra Singh on Tuesday praised the Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT) for expediting promotion to about 4,000 officials at various levels, saying it has resulted in happiness among a large section of central government officials.
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39 IAS Officers Under Scanner For Alleged Corruption
As many as 39 IAS officers are under investigation for their alleged involvement in corruption and other irregularities.
-
CBI Registers 3 Cases In Jat Reservation Agitation
CBI today registered three cases to probe incidents of violence and arson during the Jat quota agitation in Rohtak in February, including the burning of residence of Haryana Finance Minister Capt Abhimanyu.
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'Married Son' Can Get Compassionate Appointments: Centre
Married sons are now eligible for compassionate appointments, the centre has said. The Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT) has issued new instructions in consultation with the Department of Legal Affairs in this regard.
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Bureaucrat To Participate On Facebook, Twitter; Centre To Amend Rule
Bureaucrats may soon be allowed to participate freely on social media websites like Facebook, Twitter and Linkedin but criticism of government will still be a no-no.
-
Sexual Harassment Victims Can Get 90 Days Paid Leave
Women central government employees who have filed complaints of sexual harassment can now get a paid leave of three months during the pendency of inquiry, the government has said.
-
Central Vigilance Commission Awaits Sanction To Prosecute 58 Government Officials For Graft
The Central Vigilance Commission is awaiting sanction from different departments for over four months to prosecute 58 government employees, including some IAS and IRS officials, for their alleged involvement in corruption.
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Goverment Offers Postings In North-East To Non-IAS, IPS Officers
Seeking to tackle shortage of IAS and IPS officers in the north-east, the Centre has decided to post officers from other services to the region.
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Bureaucrats Can Now Get 7-Year Foreign Posting Tenure: Government
The Centre today eased norms to allow officers to stay on foreign posting and central deputation for a maximum period of seven years from the existing five years.
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Government To Challenge All Court Orders Favouring Employees
All court orders that favour employees and quash government policies will be challenged, as per draft guidelines finalised by the Centre.
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No Posting If Employees Fail To Submit Property Returns: Government
All Central government employees were today told to submit their property returns by this month-end failing which they will be denied vigilance clearance for new postings.
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3 Former Supreme Court Judges Among 16 Applicants For Lokpal's Post
Three former Supreme Court judges, a former high court chief justice, one member of the University Grants Commission (UGC) and an Information Commissioner are among 16 persons who have applied for the chairmanship of proposed anti-corruption body Lokpal.
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PM's Nod Must For Suspending IAS Officers Working With Centre
IAS officers working under central government cannot be suspended without the nod of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, a move aimed at allowing bureaucrats to take decisions without any fear of political backlash.
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No Interviews For Junior-Level Government Posts From January 1
All central government ministries and their Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs) were today told to dispense with the requirement of interviews for selections at junior level posts within next two days, however, they may continue with skill or physical test.
