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  • Centre overhauls cadre allocation policy for IAS, IPS, IFoS officers; introduces new groupings

    The cadre or joint cadre refers to a state or group of states or Union territories allocated to the officers of these three services, also known as all India services.

  • Chartered accountant compares salary with IAS officer in viral post, sparks debate

    Chirag Chauhan compared the salaries of a CA and an IAS officer in the viral post and questioned why people chose the latter despite low salary.

  • Foster innovative thinking in the IAS by defining KPIs, KRAs

    The fear of losing if targets aren’t met inspires innovation in the corporate world — something that doesn’t come about in a structure of ‘time bound’ promotions and wage increments 

  • West Bengal Chief Secretary Row | Civil servants have one boss and that’s the Constitution of India

    Civil servants, including chief secretaries, must not become yes-men. They do not work 'under' a Chief Minister but 'with' them as a colleague; and definitely not as a supplicant

  • Under Modi govt, Indian bureaucracy is facing biggest shakeup in seven decades

    The Narendra Modi government, seeking systemic reforms, is putting the IAS and other top arms of the civil service under scrutiny like never before.

  • Is there a reason for the IAS to worry?

    The IAS really does not have much reason to be disappointed by the remarks of the Prime Minister. Due to the breadth and depth of experience in the states and their long association with politicians, the IAS will continue to enjoy preferences in discretionary appointments

  • Mandatory online filing of babus' performance reports

    The move will help in checking delayed submission of the confidential reports and claims of bias in giving low ratings to an officer to affect his or her career growth.

  • 7/11 Train blast: 5 sentenced to death, 7 gets life term

    Seven other convicts have been sentenced to life. The seven convicts are Tanvir Ahmed Ansari (37), Mohammad Majid Shafi (32), Shaikh Alam Shaikh (41), Mohd Sajid Ansari (34), Muzzammil Shaikh (27), Soheil Mehmood Shaikh (43), Zamir Ahmad Shaikh (36).

  • 7/11 blasts: Court likely to pronounce sentence today

    Special Judge Yatin D Shinde had last week concluded hearing arguments on the quantum of sentence when prosecution demanded death penalty for 8 of the 12 accused while it sought life imprisonment for the remaining four.

  • 2006 train blasts case: Court may declare verdict tomorrow

    Special MCOCA judge Yatin D Shinde had concluded the trial on August 19 last year. In a trial that lasted for eight years, the prosecution examined 192 witnesses, including eight Indian Police Service (IPS) and five Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officers as well as 18 doctors.

  • Ashish Bahuguna new chief of food regulator FSSAI

    Ashish Bahuguna, former agriculture secretary, has been appointed as the chairman of the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI)

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