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Online Test For Non-Gazetted Posts Will Ease Difficulties Faced By Aspirants: Jitendra Singh
The online Common Eligibility Test (CET) for recruitment to non-gazetted posts will ease the difficulties faced by aspirants for government jobs, particularly those from poor and unprivileged sections, Union minister Jitendra Singh said on Friday.
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In Central Government Jobs Representation Of SCs, STs More Than Reservation Limit
"However", he added, "reservation of Other Backward Classes (OBC) has shown an increasing trend since it started in September, 1993. As per available information, representation of OBCs, as on 1.1.2012, was 16.55%, which has increased to 21.57%, as on 01.01.2016."
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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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Private Sector Professionals Can Be Bureaucrats, 10 Senior Posts Open
The Narendra Modi government has now opened the doors of bureaucracy to skilled people from the private sector, inviting applications for 10 senior-level posts. The post of the joint secretary -- crucial to policy making and implementation of government programmes -- is filled by career bureaucrats, who usually join the service after passing exams ...
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At North Block, Home Ministry Makes Wi-Fi Out Of Range For Its Neighbour
The Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT) has alleged that the Home Ministry is not allowing use of Wi-Fi in its offices due to security reasons but the facility is being allowed for Finance Ministry offices in the same building.
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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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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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Centre Issues Guidelines for Giving Replies Under Right to Information Act
All ministries were today asked to clearly mention detailed reasons for denial of information sought by people under the Right To Information (RTI) Act by the Centre. They have also been told to cite relevant sections of the RTI Act while denying information under the transparency law.
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Face Action if You Complain Directly to PM Modi, Government Warns Babus
Government officials, including those in the army and paramilitary forces, have been warned of action if they complain directly to the Prime Minister.
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Rajan Katoch out, Karnal Singh now Acting Enforcement Directorate Chief
More than two months before his term ended, Rajan S Katoch was replaced as the director of the Enforcement Directorate today by senior police officer Karnal Singh.
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LTC Rules Changed, Unmarried Employees Can Now Visit Anywhere in the Country
Unmarried central government employees can now avail benefits of Leave Travel Concession (LTC) for visiting any part of the country, as per a relaxation in the rule, which earlier restricted them to use the facility for going to their hometown only.
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Online Test For Non-Gazetted Posts Will Ease Difficulties Faced By Aspirants: Jitendra Singh
The online Common Eligibility Test (CET) for recruitment to non-gazetted posts will ease the difficulties faced by aspirants for government jobs, particularly those from poor and unprivileged sections, Union minister Jitendra Singh said on Friday.
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In Central Government Jobs Representation Of SCs, STs More Than Reservation Limit
"However", he added, "reservation of Other Backward Classes (OBC) has shown an increasing trend since it started in September, 1993. As per available information, representation of OBCs, as on 1.1.2012, was 16.55%, which has increased to 21.57%, as on 01.01.2016."
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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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Private Sector Professionals Can Be Bureaucrats, 10 Senior Posts Open
The Narendra Modi government has now opened the doors of bureaucracy to skilled people from the private sector, inviting applications for 10 senior-level posts. The post of the joint secretary -- crucial to policy making and implementation of government programmes -- is filled by career bureaucrats, who usually join the service after passing exams ...
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At North Block, Home Ministry Makes Wi-Fi Out Of Range For Its Neighbour
The Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT) has alleged that the Home Ministry is not allowing use of Wi-Fi in its offices due to security reasons but the facility is being allowed for Finance Ministry offices in the same building.
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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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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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Centre Issues Guidelines for Giving Replies Under Right to Information Act
All ministries were today asked to clearly mention detailed reasons for denial of information sought by people under the Right To Information (RTI) Act by the Centre. They have also been told to cite relevant sections of the RTI Act while denying information under the transparency law.
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Face Action if You Complain Directly to PM Modi, Government Warns Babus
Government officials, including those in the army and paramilitary forces, have been warned of action if they complain directly to the Prime Minister.
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Rajan Katoch out, Karnal Singh now Acting Enforcement Directorate Chief
More than two months before his term ended, Rajan S Katoch was replaced as the director of the Enforcement Directorate today by senior police officer Karnal Singh.
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LTC Rules Changed, Unmarried Employees Can Now Visit Anywhere in the Country
Unmarried central government employees can now avail benefits of Leave Travel Concession (LTC) for visiting any part of the country, as per a relaxation in the rule, which earlier restricted them to use the facility for going to their hometown only.
