New government plans to induct more Information Commissioners; selection process here

CIC Rajiv Mathur

ARE you someone with wide knowledge and experience in any of these disciplines – law, science and technology, social service, management, journalism, mass-media, administration or governance? Then, the new government’s decision to induct a few more Information Commissioners for Central Information Commission should help you. Here is how you can go about it. You need to send your particulars to…

10 things on Central government vacancies, recruitment and investigations

HERE are a few facts you may like to know: There are whopping 6,00,013 vacancies in the Central government now. So far as IAS is concerned, there are currently 1,480 vacancies. Out of those, UP tops with 135 vacancies followed by West Bengal (119) and Madhya Pradesh (105). BoI picks out 10 pieces of statistics on vacancies in Central government, steps taken to recruit new personnel and also on investigations pending against officers:

387-page government handbook answers questions on recruitment, training, retirement etc.

Officer Trainees of a Group A service with President (File Photo)

UNDER what circumstances, the government can appoint a non-Indian to a civil post? Is stammering a disqualification for taking up a job in the government? You may get the answers of those and many more in the 387-page-long document which the government has…

UPSC’s Single Window System to fast-track direct recruitment

IN AN attempt to cut down delays for direct recruitment for ministries through interviews, the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) has introduced a Single Window System for accepting requisitions. The move is expected to reduce delay in finalizing recruitment proposals due to shortcomings or discrepancies in requisition.
According to the proposals, the ministry…