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Select Central Government Employees Can Opt For Old Pension Scheme
In a major move, a select group of central government employees have been given a one-time option to opt for old pension scheme, according to a Personnel Ministry order.
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Centre's New Rules On IAS Officers' Central Deputation: Details Here
The Personnel Ministry has decided to amend existing service rules to ensure the availability of a sufficient number of IAS officers for central deputation, officials said on Tuesday.
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Follow Process In Disciplinary Cases Against Staff, Centre Tells Departments
The centre has asked all its departments to follow vital procedures while processing disciplinary cases against employees, failure of which has led to intervention by courts, according to a Personnel Ministry order.
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Apurva Chandra Appointed Information And Broadcasting Secretary
Senior bureaucrat Apurva Chandra has been appointed the Information and Broadcasting Secretary, a Personnel Ministry order said Thursday.
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Over Rs 257 Crore Allocated For Personnel Ministry To Train Bureaucrats
Over Rs 257 crore has been allocated to the Personnel Ministry for the next financial year for domestic and foreign training of bureaucrats and augmenting necessary infrastructure, according to the Budget 2021-22 presented by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Monday.
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Deputy National Security Advisor Pankaj Saran Gets One-Year Extension
Pankaj Saran has been given one-year extension as the Deputy National Security Advisor (Dy NSA), according to a Personnel Ministry order issued on Thursday.
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Centre Asks Officials To Identify, Prematurely Retire Corrupt, Inefficient Staff
The Centre has asked all its departments to review the service records of employees who have completed 30 years in the job to identify inefficient or corrupt staff and retire them prematurely in public interest, a Personnel Ministry order read.
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Coronavirus: Centre Plans "Larger Force" To Replace Frontline Workers
Asserting that India faces a significantly higher threat from COVID-19 pandemic, the government has decided to create a "larger force" to replace frontline workers engaged in various works to tackle the pandemic and its exponential increase.
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Personnel Ministry Sends Notice To States, Asks For More Bureaucrats
Citing "insignificant number" of officers willing to work at the Centre, the personnel ministry has asked all states to ensure that required number of bureaucrats are nominated for central deputation to ensure career progression and exchange of relevant experience.
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Over Rs 235 Crore Budget For Training Of Bureaucrats Abroad, In India
Over Rs 235 crore has been allocated to the Personnel Ministry in the Union Budget for domestic and foreign training of bureaucrats and augmenting necessary infrastructure during the ongoing fiscal.
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Don't Act On Anonymous Corruption Complaints, Government Departments Told
There is no need to take action on anonymous or pseudonymous complaints alleging corruption by government employees, according to a directive issued by Personnel Ministry to all central government departments.
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Bad News For Some Employees As Centre To Discontinue Overtime Allowance
The Centre has decided to discontinue overtime allowance given to its employees except operational staff, according to an order issued by the Personnel Ministry.
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Top IAS Officers May Be Assessed On "Attitude Towards Weaker Sections"
Top IAS officers at the level of secretary and additional secretary will soon be assessed on their attitude towards weaker sections of the society, among other qualities, according to draft appraisal forms finalised by the Personnel Ministry.
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Verify Employees' Service Annually: Centre Tells All Departments
All central government departments have been asked to verify employees' service record annually and inform them of any deficiencies thereof in order to check delay in processing their pension.
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Verify Employees Service 5 Years Before Retirement: Government To Departments
All central government departments have been asked to verify services of employees working under them mandatorily five years before retirement in order to check delay in processing pension cases.
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Select Central Government Employees Can Opt For Old Pension Scheme
In a major move, a select group of central government employees have been given a one-time option to opt for old pension scheme, according to a Personnel Ministry order.
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Centre's New Rules On IAS Officers' Central Deputation: Details Here
The Personnel Ministry has decided to amend existing service rules to ensure the availability of a sufficient number of IAS officers for central deputation, officials said on Tuesday.
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Follow Process In Disciplinary Cases Against Staff, Centre Tells Departments
The centre has asked all its departments to follow vital procedures while processing disciplinary cases against employees, failure of which has led to intervention by courts, according to a Personnel Ministry order.
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Apurva Chandra Appointed Information And Broadcasting Secretary
Senior bureaucrat Apurva Chandra has been appointed the Information and Broadcasting Secretary, a Personnel Ministry order said Thursday.
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Over Rs 257 Crore Allocated For Personnel Ministry To Train Bureaucrats
Over Rs 257 crore has been allocated to the Personnel Ministry for the next financial year for domestic and foreign training of bureaucrats and augmenting necessary infrastructure, according to the Budget 2021-22 presented by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Monday.
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Deputy National Security Advisor Pankaj Saran Gets One-Year Extension
Pankaj Saran has been given one-year extension as the Deputy National Security Advisor (Dy NSA), according to a Personnel Ministry order issued on Thursday.
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Centre Asks Officials To Identify, Prematurely Retire Corrupt, Inefficient Staff
The Centre has asked all its departments to review the service records of employees who have completed 30 years in the job to identify inefficient or corrupt staff and retire them prematurely in public interest, a Personnel Ministry order read.
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Coronavirus: Centre Plans "Larger Force" To Replace Frontline Workers
Asserting that India faces a significantly higher threat from COVID-19 pandemic, the government has decided to create a "larger force" to replace frontline workers engaged in various works to tackle the pandemic and its exponential increase.
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Personnel Ministry Sends Notice To States, Asks For More Bureaucrats
Citing "insignificant number" of officers willing to work at the Centre, the personnel ministry has asked all states to ensure that required number of bureaucrats are nominated for central deputation to ensure career progression and exchange of relevant experience.
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Over Rs 235 Crore Budget For Training Of Bureaucrats Abroad, In India
Over Rs 235 crore has been allocated to the Personnel Ministry in the Union Budget for domestic and foreign training of bureaucrats and augmenting necessary infrastructure during the ongoing fiscal.
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Don't Act On Anonymous Corruption Complaints, Government Departments Told
There is no need to take action on anonymous or pseudonymous complaints alleging corruption by government employees, according to a directive issued by Personnel Ministry to all central government departments.
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Bad News For Some Employees As Centre To Discontinue Overtime Allowance
The Centre has decided to discontinue overtime allowance given to its employees except operational staff, according to an order issued by the Personnel Ministry.
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Top IAS Officers May Be Assessed On "Attitude Towards Weaker Sections"
Top IAS officers at the level of secretary and additional secretary will soon be assessed on their attitude towards weaker sections of the society, among other qualities, according to draft appraisal forms finalised by the Personnel Ministry.
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Verify Employees' Service Annually: Centre Tells All Departments
All central government departments have been asked to verify employees' service record annually and inform them of any deficiencies thereof in order to check delay in processing their pension.
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Verify Employees Service 5 Years Before Retirement: Government To Departments
All central government departments have been asked to verify services of employees working under them mandatorily five years before retirement in order to check delay in processing pension cases.
