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Centre Grants Ex-Servicemen Status To Military Nursing Service Officers
The government has granted Ex-Servicemen status to officers of the Military Nursing Service (MNS), ending a long-standing disparity that had denied them access to several post-retirement benefits.
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Foreign Secretary, Due To Retire At End Of Year, Gets 16-Month Extension
This extension effectively means Foreign Secretary Vinay Mohan Kwatra, who was due to retire on December 31, 2022, will remain in office until the end of the current government's term in 2024
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No Change In Fee, Word Limit For RTI Queries: Centre
The Centre, on Wednesday, said no change has been effected in either the fee structure or the word limit for queries under the Right to Information Act.
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Major Changes In Voluntary Retirement Rules For Babus
The government has made major changes in the service rules for bureaucrats seeking voluntary retirement. As per new rules formed by the Ministry of Personnel, the request for voluntary retirement by officers will not be kept pending beyond the notice period mentioned by them.
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Graft Probe Against Bureaucrats Must Conclude In 90 Days: Centre
All departmental inquiries against bureaucrats to probe corruption charges and other irregularities need to be concluded within a maximum period of 90 days, according to new rules framed by the government aimed at ensuring swift punishment to guilty.
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Officials To Declare Clear Dealings With NGOs Before Taking Up Employment
Top government officers need to declare clear service records particularly with respect to integrity and dealings with non-government organisations before taking up commercial employment post their retirement, as per new rules formed by the government.
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Need to Utilise Pensioners' Capabilities: Union Minister Jitendra Singh
Citing increase in lifespan in elderly people, Union Minister Jitendra Singh today emphasized on the need to utilise capabilities of pensioners for various nation building efforts.
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Centre Starts Process to Do Away Interviews in Several Posts
A process to do away with job interviews in posts of various central government ministries has been started by the Centre, Union Minister Jitendra Singh said in New Delhi today.
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Centre Felicitates First Visually Challenged Foreign Services Officer Beno Zephine
Beno Zephine, a visually challenged IFS officer from Tamil Nadu, was felicitated in the national capital today by the government for her determination and zeal to be a part of civil services.
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No More Attestation by Gazetted Officers for Certificates in Puducherry
Puducherry government on Thursday dispensed with the system of gazetted officers attesting copies of cerificates of candidates applying for admission to educational institutions or for jobs in government departments, Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs) or local and autonomous bodies.
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Centre Grants Ex-Servicemen Status To Military Nursing Service Officers
The government has granted Ex-Servicemen status to officers of the Military Nursing Service (MNS), ending a long-standing disparity that had denied them access to several post-retirement benefits.
-
Foreign Secretary, Due To Retire At End Of Year, Gets 16-Month Extension
This extension effectively means Foreign Secretary Vinay Mohan Kwatra, who was due to retire on December 31, 2022, will remain in office until the end of the current government's term in 2024
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No Change In Fee, Word Limit For RTI Queries: Centre
The Centre, on Wednesday, said no change has been effected in either the fee structure or the word limit for queries under the Right to Information Act.
-
Major Changes In Voluntary Retirement Rules For Babus
The government has made major changes in the service rules for bureaucrats seeking voluntary retirement. As per new rules formed by the Ministry of Personnel, the request for voluntary retirement by officers will not be kept pending beyond the notice period mentioned by them.
-
Graft Probe Against Bureaucrats Must Conclude In 90 Days: Centre
All departmental inquiries against bureaucrats to probe corruption charges and other irregularities need to be concluded within a maximum period of 90 days, according to new rules framed by the government aimed at ensuring swift punishment to guilty.
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Officials To Declare Clear Dealings With NGOs Before Taking Up Employment
Top government officers need to declare clear service records particularly with respect to integrity and dealings with non-government organisations before taking up commercial employment post their retirement, as per new rules formed by the government.
-
Need to Utilise Pensioners' Capabilities: Union Minister Jitendra Singh
Citing increase in lifespan in elderly people, Union Minister Jitendra Singh today emphasized on the need to utilise capabilities of pensioners for various nation building efforts.
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Centre Starts Process to Do Away Interviews in Several Posts
A process to do away with job interviews in posts of various central government ministries has been started by the Centre, Union Minister Jitendra Singh said in New Delhi today.
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Centre Felicitates First Visually Challenged Foreign Services Officer Beno Zephine
Beno Zephine, a visually challenged IFS officer from Tamil Nadu, was felicitated in the national capital today by the government for her determination and zeal to be a part of civil services.
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No More Attestation by Gazetted Officers for Certificates in Puducherry
Puducherry government on Thursday dispensed with the system of gazetted officers attesting copies of cerificates of candidates applying for admission to educational institutions or for jobs in government departments, Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs) or local and autonomous bodies.
