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  • UPSC releases last advantage checklist of candidates certified for the Combined Defence Services Examination

    By Online Desk

    NEW DELHI: UPSC has launched the ultimate advantage checklist of 302 candidates who’ve certified for the Combined Defence Services Examination (II), 2022, a press assertion stated.

    The examination is carried out by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) and the interviews are held by the Services Selection Board of the Ministry of Defence. This is for the admission of 199 candidates to the Officers Training Academy, Chennai,  for 118th  Short Service Commission Course (NT) (for Men) and 103 candidates to the Officers Training Academy, Chennai, thirty second Short Service Commission Women (Non-Technical) Course,  commencing in October 2023.  

    The checklist of 118th Short Service Commission Course (NT) (for Men) additionally consists of the names of the candidates who had been really helpful earlier on the premise of the results of the identical examination for admission to Indian Military Academy, Dehradun, Naval Academy, Ezhimala, Kerala and Air Force Academy, Hyderabad (Pre-Flying) Training Course(s).

    The variety of vacancies as intimated by the Government, for  118th   Short Service Commission Course (for Men) is 169 and for thirty second Short Service Commission Women (Non-Technical) Course is 16.

    The outcomes of the Medical Examination of candidates haven’t been taken under consideration in making ready the advantage checklist. The candidature of all of the candidates is Provisional.  Verification of Date of Birth and Educational Qualification of those Candidates can be performed by Army Head Quarters.

    Click right here for the checklist.

    NEW DELHI: UPSC has launched the ultimate advantage checklist of 302 candidates who’ve certified for the Combined Defence Services Examination (II), 2022, a press assertion stated.

    The examination is carried out by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) and the interviews are held by the Services Selection Board of the Ministry of Defence. This is for the admission of 199 candidates to the Officers Training Academy, Chennai,  for 118th  Short Service Commission Course (NT) (for Men) and 103 candidates to the Officers Training Academy, Chennai, thirty second Short Service Commission Women (Non-Technical) Course,  commencing in October 2023.  

    The checklist of 118th Short Service Commission Course (NT) (for Men) additionally consists of the names of the candidates who had been really helpful earlier on the premise of the results of the identical examination for admission to Indian Military Academy, Dehradun, Naval Academy, Ezhimala, Kerala and Air Force Academy, Hyderabad (Pre-Flying) Training Course(s).googletag.cmd.push(perform() googletag.show(‘div-gpt-ad-8052921-2’); );

    The variety of vacancies as intimated by the Government, for  118th   Short Service Commission Course (for Men) is 169 and for thirty second Short Service Commission Women (Non-Technical) Course is 16.

    The outcomes of the Medical Examination of candidates haven’t been taken under consideration in making ready the advantage checklist. The candidature of all of the candidates is Provisional.  Verification of Date of Birth and Educational Qualification of those Candidates can be performed by Army Head Quarters.

    Click right here for the checklist.

  • Crucial UPSC meet in the present day to pick subsequent police chief in Kerala; eight officers in fray 

    By Express News Service

    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM:  In a pivotal second within the process to pick the subsequent state police chief, the empanelment committee of the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) on Monday will maintain a gathering to debate the names of probables which were forwarded by the state authorities.

    UPSC chairman Manoj Soni or in his absence, a member will preside over the proceedings of the assembly. Union Home Secretary Ajay Kumar Bhalla or in his absence his nominee not beneath the rank of particular secretary; chief secretary V P Joy; DGP Anil Kant and an officer who heads one of many central police forces or central para-military drive will attend.

    The state has already forwarded to the UPSC a listing of eight senior IPS officers as candidates to take over the reins of the police from Anil Kant, who is ready to retire on June 30. BSF director basic Nitin Agrawal, Prisons director basic Ok Padmakumar, Fire and Rescue Services director basic Shaik Darvesh Saheb, Subsidiary Intelligence Bureau further administrators Harinath Mishra and Ravada A Chandrasekhar, Coastal Security ADGP Sanjeeb Kumar Patjoshi, Intelligence ADGP T Ok Vinod Kumar and Beverages Corporation MD Yogesh Gupta are the eight officers.

    From this, the UPSC will shortlist three names to be despatched to the state authorities. The state can choose an officer of their alternative from the record. Nitin is the senior-most of the officers, however his elevation because the BSF DG got here final week. The submit of the BSF DG is a a lot sought-after one and sources stated it’s extremely unlikely for Nitin to return to the state.

    Padmakumar and Shaik are the 2 different names which are more likely to be featured on the shortlist. If Nitin decides to remain away, then the subsequent officer in line can be Harinath and after that, Ravada, based mostly on their seniority. But, the Supreme Court and the UPSC have made it clear that the choice will likely be merit-based. 

    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM:  In a pivotal second within the process to pick the subsequent state police chief, the empanelment committee of the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) on Monday will maintain a gathering to debate the names of probables which were forwarded by the state authorities.

    UPSC chairman Manoj Soni or in his absence, a member will preside over the proceedings of the assembly. Union Home Secretary Ajay Kumar Bhalla or in his absence his nominee not beneath the rank of particular secretary; chief secretary V P Joy; DGP Anil Kant and an officer who heads one of many central police forces or central para-military drive will attend.

    The state has already forwarded to the UPSC a listing of eight senior IPS officers as candidates to take over the reins of the police from Anil Kant, who is ready to retire on June 30. BSF director basic Nitin Agrawal, Prisons director basic Ok Padmakumar, Fire and Rescue Services director basic Shaik Darvesh Saheb, Subsidiary Intelligence Bureau further administrators Harinath Mishra and Ravada A Chandrasekhar, Coastal Security ADGP Sanjeeb Kumar Patjoshi, Intelligence ADGP T Ok Vinod Kumar and Beverages Corporation MD Yogesh Gupta are the eight officers.googletag.cmd.push(operate() googletag.show(‘div-gpt-ad-8052921-2’); );

    From this, the UPSC will shortlist three names to be despatched to the state authorities. The state can choose an officer of their alternative from the record. Nitin is the senior-most of the officers, however his elevation because the BSF DG got here final week. The submit of the BSF DG is a a lot sought-after one and sources stated it’s extremely unlikely for Nitin to return to the state.

    Padmakumar and Shaik are the 2 different names which are more likely to be featured on the shortlist. If Nitin decides to remain away, then the subsequent officer in line can be Harinath and after that, Ravada, based mostly on their seniority. But, the Supreme Court and the UPSC have made it clear that the choice will likely be merit-based. 

  • Lost one arm at age of 5, Akhila BS defies incapacity to crack UPSC

    Thiruvananthapuram, May 25: Akhila B S, who secured 760th rank throughout the civil suppliers examination 2022, did not let incapacity develop right into a hurdle in her success.

    The 28-year-old girl who misplaced her correct arm in a bus accident on the age of 5 acquired right here out with flying colours throughout the nation’s most prestigious examination.

    Akhila, the second daughter of Okay Buhari, a former Headmaster on the Cotton Hill Government Girls High School and Sajina Beevi met with an accident on September 11, 2000. She misplaced her correct arm from the shoulder down and was requested to hunt the recommendation of medical docs from Germany. However, even after the examination by a medical workforce from Germany in India, her arms weren’t mounted as she had misplaced the tip of her shoulder.

    After that, Akhila started doing her day-to-day duties using her left arm and learnt to place in writing by the usage of her left arm. She cleared her board exams with the perfect marks. After pursuing an Integrated MA at IIT Madras, she started preparing for civil suppliers.

    This was Akhila’s third strive. In the first two makes an try, she had cleared the prelims.

    Sharing her experience, Akhila talked about that she is glad and grateful. She knowledgeable ANI that actually considered one of her lecturers, who outlined to her in regards to the occupation of Collector, impressed her to pursue preparation for the UPSC examination.

    “I am happy and grateful. I felt reassured about my preparation. I started my preparation right after my graduation in 2019, I gave the examination in 2020,2021 and 2022. All three times I cleared the prelims but two times I did not make it into the list. First time I am making the list. I followed every topper,” she talked about.

    She added, “The dream of IAS was given by my teacher who told me about the profession of the collector. I was fascinated and liked the idea of service, and thus started my preparations right after graduation.”

    ” I took coaching from one of the institutes in Bangalore for a year. Thereafter I came back to Kerala and took help from Thiruvananthapuram-based institute,” she added.

    Speaking on the challenges confronted whereas preparing for the civil suppliers examination, Akhila talked about that one has to experience quite a lot of ups and downs along with nice onerous work to rearrange for the examination.

    “The challenge is that it was a very long duration and it requires a lot of hard work. Also, I found it very difficult to sit straight for a long time. To sit for three to four hours continuously in the examination became a herculean task for me,” she talked about.

    She moreover added that using her left hand and sitting repeatedly with once more ache was a tough downside for her by the preparations and examination.

    She talked about, “The problem for me was to write for three or four hours. I used to be tired and my body used to ache. For th main exams, I had to write continuously for three days. It was a challenge for me.”

    “My goal was to achieve IAS. I decided that I will prepare for the upcoming exam and till I get chosen for the service of my choice, I decided that I will keep on trying. I decided that I will put in maximum effort,” she talked about.

    Expressing gratitude to her dad and mother and family for supporting her, she talked about, “I could not express the kind of support my family extended to me. I think this is a privilege. I received huge support not only from my immediate parents but also from my extended family.”

    For the second consecutive yr, women have secured 4 out of the first 5 ranks throughout the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) examinations, the outcomes of which have been launched on Tuesday.

    A whole number of 933 candidates- 613 males and 320 women- have been useful by the Commission for appointment to different suppliers, as per the official launch by the division.



    Lost one arm at age of 5, Akhila BS defies incapacity to crack UPSC ANI 25 May 2023 Post Your Comments


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  • Keralas Navya James will get sixth rank in UPSC Civil Services, father says onerous work paid

    Thiruvananthapuram, May 23: It’s all smiles and happiness for Gahana Navya James and her family at Pala in Kerala’s Kottayam district when on Tuesday the outcomes of the Civil Services had been launched and she or he was ranked sixth.

    Gahana is presently pursuing her PhD in International Relations on the MG University-Kottayam, positioned in her private district. Her father, James, is a teacher by occupation.

    “We only facilitated her studies and the entire credit is Gahana’s. She precisely knew what she wanted and she did that. We never ever had to tell her to do this or do that as she did it on her own and we are fully proud of her achievement,” talked about James.

    Gahana studied all by the use of at her residence district and this was her second attempt on the Civil Services examination.

    “In my first attempt, I did not clear the preliminaries, which I wrote when I was doing my post-graduation. My biggest motivator was my uncle who is in the Indian Foreign Service. Since I have got sixth rank, I will be getting IFS and am happy for it,” talked about Gahana.

    Meanwhile, throughout the state capital there was one different glad face when 26-year-old V.M. Arya received right here out with flying colours after getting thirty sixth rank.

    “I am now 26 years old and after my post-graduation in Literature I was a guest lecturer. After not clearing my previous chances, I felt time was running out as I was dependent on my parents, which I felt was not right. Now, I feel elated as I have cracked it and have got a good rank,” talked about Arya.



    Kerala’s Navya James will get sixth rank in UPSC Civil Services, father says onerous work paid IANS 24 May 2023 Post Your Comments


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  • Will work for empowerment of women, marginalised, says UPSC topper Ishita Kishore

    By PTI

    NEW DELHI: A Delhi University graduate and daughter of an Air Force officer, Ishita Kishore said attaining the first rank inside the civil firms examination was like a dream come true for her and that she would work in path of women empowerment after turning into an IAS officer.

    Twenty-six-year-old Kishore cleared the celebrated examination in her third strive.

    “I am very happy for getting the first rank. It’s a dream come true for me,” Kishore knowledgeable PTI.

    Kishore, the youthful of two siblings, said she used to overview for at least eight to 9 hours a day to prepare for the examination.

    “The success is the result of my hard work. One needs to be very sincere, consistent and dedicated towards this (clearing civil services) goal to achieve results,” she said.

    Kishore, who labored with the multinational company Ernst and Young, is the daughter of a late Air Force officer.

    Her mother used to indicate at a private school and her elder brother is a lawyer.

    “I have opted for the Indian Administrative Service. I have given my preference for Uttar Pradesh (her home state) as my cadre,” she said.

    Ishita Kishore (PTI)

    Kishore, who had been a national-level soccer participant and carried out in Subroto Cup in 2012, said she would work for women’s empowerment and the upliftment of uncared for people after turning into part of the celebrated administrative service.

    “It is an honour to work for my country. Civil service is a better way to serve the country,” she said.

    Kishore, who lives in neighbouring Greater Noida, licensed for the examination with Political Science and International Relations as her optionally accessible subject.

    She graduated in Economics (Hons.) from Shri Ram College of Commerce, University of Delhi.

    She expressed gratitude in path of her family for continuously encouraging her.

    “I have a lot of gratitude for my family who stood with me when I could not clear the civil services examination in the first two attempts. They encouraged me a lot,” she said.

    As many as 933 candidates — 613 males and 320 girls — have licensed for the civil firms examination 2022, the outcomes of which had been launched on Tuesday by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC).

    The prime 25 candidates comprise 14 girls and 11 males, it said.

    The civil firms examination is carried out yearly in three ranges — preliminary, predominant and interview — by the UPSC to choose officers of the Indian Administrative Service (IAS), Indian Foreign Service (IFS) and Indian Police Service (IPS) amongst others.

    The first 4 rank holders are all girls as Garima Lohia, Uma Harathi N and Smriti Mishra secured the second, third and fourth ranks inside the examination.

    “It is really heartening to see women getting the top four ranks,” Kishore said.

    Lohia and Mishra are graduates of the University of Delhi, whereas Harathi N is a Bachelor of Technology diploma holder from Indian Institute of know-how (IIT)-Hyderabad.

    Lohia, who hails from Buxar in Bihar, cleared the examination in her second strive.

    Harathi N, a resident of Hyderabad, licensed for the examination in her fifth strive.

    Mishra, who lives in Noida, cleared the examination in her third strive with Zoology as her optionally accessible subject.

    This is the second 12 months in a row that ladies candidates purchased the best three ranks inside the prestigious examination.

    Shruti Sharma, Ankita Agarwal and Gamini Singla had secured the first, second and third positions inside the civil firms examination 2021.

    NEW DELHI: A Delhi University graduate and daughter of an Air Force officer, Ishita Kishore said attaining the first rank inside the civil firms examination was like a dream come true for her and that she would work in path of women empowerment after turning into an IAS officer.

    Twenty-six-year-old Kishore cleared the celebrated examination in her third strive.

    “I am very happy for getting the first rank. It’s a dream come true for me,” Kishore knowledgeable PTI.googletag.cmd.push(function() googletag.present(‘div-gpt-ad-8052921-2’); );

    Kishore, the youthful of two siblings, said she used to overview for at least eight to 9 hours a day to prepare for the examination.

    “The success is the result of my hard work. One needs to be very sincere, consistent and dedicated towards this (clearing civil services) goal to achieve results,” she said.

    Kishore, who labored with the multinational company Ernst and Young, is the daughter of a late Air Force officer.

    Her mother used to indicate at a private school and her elder brother is a lawyer.

    “I have opted for the Indian Administrative Service. I have given my preference for Uttar Pradesh (her home state) as my cadre,” she said.

    Ishita Kishore (PTI)Kishore, who had been a national-level soccer participant and carried out in Subroto Cup in 2012, said she would work for women’s empowerment and the upliftment of uncared for people after turning into part of the celebrated administrative service.

    “It is an honour to work for my country. Civil service is a better way to serve the country,” she said.

    Kishore, who lives in neighbouring Greater Noida, licensed for the examination with Political Science and International Relations as her optionally accessible subject.

    She graduated in Economics (Hons.) from Shri Ram College of Commerce, University of Delhi.

    She expressed gratitude in path of her family for continuously encouraging her.

    “I have a lot of gratitude for my family who stood with me when I could not clear the civil services examination in the first two attempts. They encouraged me a lot,” she said.

    As many as 933 candidates — 613 males and 320 girls — have licensed for the civil firms examination 2022, the outcomes of which had been launched on Tuesday by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC).

    The prime 25 candidates comprise 14 girls and 11 males, it said.

    The civil firms examination is carried out yearly in three ranges — preliminary, predominant and interview — by the UPSC to choose officers of the Indian Administrative Service (IAS), Indian Foreign Service (IFS) and Indian Police Service (IPS) amongst others.

    The first 4 rank holders are all girls as Garima Lohia, Uma Harathi N and Smriti Mishra secured the second, third and fourth ranks inside the examination.

    “It is really heartening to see women getting the top four ranks,” Kishore said.

    Lohia and Mishra are graduates of the University of Delhi, whereas Harathi N is a Bachelor of Technology diploma holder from Indian Institute of know-how (IIT)-Hyderabad.

    Lohia, who hails from Buxar in Bihar, cleared the examination in her second strive.

    Harathi N, a resident of Hyderabad, licensed for the examination in her fifth strive.

    Mishra, who lives in Noida, cleared the examination in her third strive with Zoology as her optionally accessible subject.

    This is the second 12 months in a row that ladies candidates purchased the best three ranks inside the prestigious examination.

    Shruti Sharma, Ankita Agarwal and Gamini Singla had secured the first, second and third positions inside the civil firms examination 2021.

  • Union Minister Bisheswar Tudu’s ‘dacoit’ remark evokes sturdy response in Odisha

    By PTI

    ODISHA: Senior BJP chief and central minister Bisheswar Tudu’s remark that a lot of the officers appointed by way of the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) are “dacoits”, has evoked a strong response in Odisha with former chief secretary Sahadev Sahu terming the comment as “defamatory.”

    The union minister of state for tribal affairs and jalshakti made the remarks whereas addressing a gathering as chief customer on the golden jubilee carry out of a authorities college at Baliapal in Balasore district.

    Reacting to Tudu’s remark, Odisha’s former chief secretary Sahadev Sahu, talked about: “It is defamatory to call officers appointed through the UPSC as dacoits. One needs to verify the mental condition of the man who made such a silly remark. Politicians choose members of UPSC and those members select the meritorious candidates. Therefore it is better to blame the politicians who select the members.”

    A union minister can switch the ministries concerned to proper the mistaken doings in UPSC, Sahu talked about.

    The UPSC is the nation’s premier central recruitment payment which appoints prime authorities officers.

    “Instead of speaking at the right platform, he is making silly statements,” Sahu talked about.

    Veteran journalist Rabi Das talked about if the officers are dishonest or dacoits, it is the obligation of the federal authorities to catch and punish them.

    “As a central minister, he (Tudu) should ensure punishment for such dacoits, which he is not doing,” Das talked about.

    BJP Balasore district president Umakanta Mohapatra talked about that Tudu has made such a remark holding in view the best way whereby officers, instead of elected peoples’ representatives, are working the federal authorities in Odisha.

    Former chief secretary and Congress chief Bijay Patnaik talked about that there must be little doubt that among the many IAS officers had been “neck-deep in corruption. Action should be taken against them.”

    The union minister was heard making the controversial assertion in a viral video.

    PTI could not verify the authenticity of the video clip.

    “I had an idea that those who are appointed through UPSC. They are the most knowledgeable persons and hold high positions. But now, I feel that most of those who have qualified from there perhaps are dacoits. I do not say 100 per cent, but many of them are dacoits,” Tudu asserted.

    The minister, who’s an MP of Odisha, talked about the UPSC office is just behind his residence in Delhi, and initially he had extreme regard for it nonetheless that has modified now.

    During his speech, Tudu moreover requested: “Why is our society engulfed in corruption and injustice if such educated people are there? It is because of lack of morality in our education system. Lack of spiritual education and thoughts among us.”

    The minister had moreover stoked controversy in 2021 by accusing state authorities officers of misbehaving with him in his constituency in Mayurbhanj.

    ODISHA: Senior BJP chief and central minister Bisheswar Tudu’s remark that a lot of the officers appointed by way of the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) are “dacoits”, has evoked a strong response in Odisha with former chief secretary Sahadev Sahu terming the comment as “defamatory.”

    The union minister of state for tribal affairs and jalshakti made the remarks whereas addressing a gathering as chief customer on the golden jubilee carry out of a authorities college at Baliapal in Balasore district.

    Reacting to Tudu’s remark, Odisha’s former chief secretary Sahadev Sahu, talked about: “It is defamatory to call officers appointed through the UPSC as dacoits. One needs to verify the mental condition of the man who made such a silly remark. Politicians choose members of UPSC and those members select the meritorious candidates. Therefore it is better to blame the politicians who select the members.”googletag.cmd.push(carry out() googletag.present(‘div-gpt-ad-8052921-2′); );

    A union minister can switch the ministries concerned to proper the mistaken doings in UPSC, Sahu talked about.

    The UPSC is the nation’s premier central recruitment payment which appoints prime authorities officers.

    “Instead of speaking at the right platform, he is making silly statements,” Sahu talked about.

    Veteran journalist Rabi Das talked about if the officers are dishonest or dacoits, it is the obligation of the federal authorities to catch and punish them.

    “As a central minister, he (Tudu) should ensure punishment for such dacoits, which he is not doing,” Das talked about.

    BJP Balasore district president Umakanta Mohapatra talked about that Tudu has made such a remark holding in view the best way whereby officers, instead of elected peoples’ representatives, are working the federal authorities in Odisha.

    Former chief secretary and Congress chief Bijay Patnaik talked about that there must be little doubt that among the many IAS officers had been “neck-deep in corruption. Action should be taken against them.”

    The union minister was heard making the controversial assertion in a viral video.

    PTI could not verify the authenticity of the video clip.

    “I had an idea that those who are appointed through UPSC. They are the most knowledgeable persons and hold high positions. But now, I feel that most of those who have qualified from there perhaps are dacoits. I do not say 100 per cent, but many of them are dacoits,” Tudu asserted.

    The minister, who’s an MP of Odisha, talked about the UPSC office is just behind his residence in Delhi, and initially he had extreme regard for it nonetheless that has modified now.

    During his speech, Tudu moreover requested: “Why is our society engulfed in corruption and injustice if such educated people are there? It is because of lack of morality in our education system. Lack of spiritual education and thoughts among us.”

    The minister had moreover stoked controversy in 2021 by accusing state authorities officers of misbehaving with him in his constituency in Mayurbhanj.

  • Only 166 aspirants from ST recruited to civil providers in 5 yrs  

    Express News Service

    NEW DELHI: Amid claims about efforts being made to extend the illustration of officers belonging to SC and ST communities in all-India civil providers, solely 166 candidates from Schedule Tribes, 340 from Schedule Caste and 695 from OBCs have been recruited to India’s three distinguished classes of civil providers in 5 years.

    Sharing particulars of the appointments made to all-India providers, such because the IAS, IPS and Indian Forest Service, the federal government stated that 2,163 recruitments have been made since 2018 to 2022 for IAS. Among them, 68 candidates belonging to ST and 140 to SCs have been recruited for IAS.

    According to official knowledge, 288 OBC candidates have been recruited in 5 years amongst complete 2,163 recruitments made for the IAS. Similarly, the federal government recruited 1,403 candidates of various classes for IPS from 2018 to 2022 by the UPSC. But among the many complete IPS recruitments, solely 62 ST and 129 SC candidates have been recruited along with the recruitment of 229 OBC candidates.

    A senior official stated a complete of 799 candidates have been recruited for Indian Forest Service from 2018 to 2022, together with solely 36 ST candidates, 71 SC and 178 OBC candidates over the last 5 years. In complete, 166 ST, 340 SC and 695 OBC candidates have been recruited for IAS, IPS and forest service in 5 years.

    For Forest Services, 799 employed from 2018 to 2022
    A senior official stated a complete of 799 candidates have been recruited for Indian Forest Service from 
    2018 to 2022, together with solely 36 ST candidates, 71 SC and 178 OBC candidates over the last 5 years

    NEW DELHI: Amid claims about efforts being made to extend the illustration of officers belonging to SC and ST communities in all-India civil providers, solely 166 candidates from Schedule Tribes, 340 from Schedule Caste and 695 from OBCs have been recruited to India’s three distinguished classes of civil providers in 5 years.

    Sharing particulars of the appointments made to all-India providers, such because the IAS, IPS and Indian Forest Service, the federal government stated that 2,163 recruitments have been made since 2018 to 2022 for IAS. Among them, 68 candidates belonging to ST and 140 to SCs have been recruited for IAS.

    According to official knowledge, 288 OBC candidates have been recruited in 5 years amongst complete 2,163 recruitments made for the IAS. Similarly, the federal government recruited 1,403 candidates of various classes for IPS from 2018 to 2022 by the UPSC. But among the many complete IPS recruitments, solely 62 ST and 129 SC candidates have been recruited along with the recruitment of 229 OBC candidates.googletag.cmd.push(perform() googletag.show(‘div-gpt-ad-8052921-2’); );

    A senior official stated a complete of 799 candidates have been recruited for Indian Forest Service from 2018 to 2022, together with solely 36 ST candidates, 71 SC and 178 OBC candidates over the last 5 years. In complete, 166 ST, 340 SC and 695 OBC candidates have been recruited for IAS, IPS and forest service in 5 years.

    For Forest Services, 799 employed from 2018 to 2022
    A senior official stated a complete of 799 candidates have been recruited for Indian Forest Service from 
    2018 to 2022, together with solely 36 ST candidates, 71 SC and 178 OBC candidates over the last 5 years

  • UPSC SSC& IBPS recruited over lakh candidates for civil and banking sectors jobs

    Express News Service

    NEW DELHI: Strengthening the executive swimming pools in each civil service and the banking sectors, the Union Public Service Commission, the Staff Selection Commission and the Institute of Banking Personnel Selections(IBPS) recruited a complete of 1,59,615 candidates throughout 2020-21 and 2021-22 within the nation.

    Sharing this in a written reply within the Raya Sabha on Thursday, Union minister Jitendra Singh stated that 8,913 candidates have been chosen for numerous civil administrative posts by the UPSC, whereas 97,914 candidates have been chosen by the SSC and 52,788 by the IBPS over the last two fiscal years.

    Infirming the Upper home, Singh additional acknowledged that 96,601 candidates have been recruited in 2020-21. “Out of them, 4,214 candidates were recruited to various administrative posts by UPSC 29,023 by the SSC and 29,292 by the IBPS. The recruitment processes by these agencies continued amid following all
    Covid protocols of safety”, Singh stated.

    Putting up the central authorities’s stand on the problems of giving rest in age and granting additional makes an attempt to the aspirants of civil service examination, Singh stated it was not discovered possible to both give rest in age or additional makes an attempt based mostly on the judgment of the Supreme Court with which the matter was taken up lately.

    He additionally made it clear that because the examinations for banking sectors have been carried out by yearly, so the difficulty of giving rest in age has not been discovered relevant.

    NEW DELHI: Strengthening the executive swimming pools in each civil service and the banking sectors, the Union Public Service Commission, the Staff Selection Commission and the Institute of Banking Personnel Selections(IBPS) recruited a complete of 1,59,615 candidates throughout 2020-21 and 2021-22 within the nation.

    Sharing this in a written reply within the Raya Sabha on Thursday, Union minister Jitendra Singh stated that 8,913 candidates have been chosen for numerous civil administrative posts by the UPSC, whereas 97,914 candidates have been chosen by the SSC and 52,788 by the IBPS over the last two fiscal years.

    Infirming the Upper home, Singh additional acknowledged that 96,601 candidates have been recruited in 2020-21. “Out of them, 4,214 candidates have been recruited to varied administrative posts by UPSC 29,023 by the SSC and 29,292 by the IBPS. The recruitment processes by these companies continued amid following all
    Covid protocols of security”, Singh stated.

    Putting up the central authorities’s stand on the problems of giving rest in age and granting additional makes an attempt to the aspirants of civil service examination, Singh stated it was not discovered possible to both give rest in age or additional makes an attempt based mostly on the judgment of the Supreme Court with which the matter was taken up lately.

    He additionally made it clear that because the examinations for banking sectors have been carried out by yearly, so the difficulty of giving rest in age has not been discovered relevant.

  • Family of Jharkhand lady who claimed cracking UPSC apologises for ‘inadvertent error’

    By PTI

    RAMGARH: The household of Divya Pandey, 24, who claimed she had cracked the civil companies examination in her maiden try, on Friday apologised to the district administration and Central Coalfields Ltd (CCL), each of which felicitated her, in addition to media for furnishing misguided data of her success and stated it was an “inadvertent error”.

    Conveying apologies on behalf of Divya Pandey (24), her relations in addition to her neighbours stated that it’s really one Divya P of South India and never Divya Pandey who cracked the UPSC examination securing 323rd rank.

    Priyadarshni Pandey, elder sister of Divya Pandey stated her sister was knowledgeable by her buddy in Uttar Pradesh that she had cracked UPSC securing AIR 323rd rank and “we tried to check result on UPSC website but internet was not working. It was an inadvertent error.”

    The household’s claims of Divya Pandey’s cracking of UPSC with the assistance of smartphone and web with none skilled teaching in her first try had led to the Central Coalfields Ltd Chairman cum Managing Director, PM Prasad and different senior officers felicitating Divya Pandey as her father was a retired crane operator from CCL.

    The claims had received widespread media protection.

    Deputy Commissioner, Ramgarh, Madhavi Mishra who too had felicitated Divya Pandey at her workplace within the district collectorate termed it a “human error”.

    The Ramgarh officers support that they had not taken any motion towards the lady or her household on this connection.

    The relations claimed that there was no intention of spreading faux information or false claims and added that after discovering out the reality Divya, a resident of Rajrappa colony underneath Chitarpur block of Jharkhand’s Ramgarh district has left for Delhi.

    “We apologise for this blunder,” they stated.

    Chandreshwar Singh, space secretary of Coalfields Majdoor Union affiliated to Hind Majdoor Sabha and Divya’s neighbour stated that because of web failure the household couldn’t confirm the data given by a UP-based buddy of the lady and her success story went viral.

    Divya, who had graduated from Ranchi University in 2017 had claimed: “I put in around 18 hours of study on a daily basis and read a lot of National Council of Education Research (NCERT) books.”

    Her father Jagdish Prasad Pandey, who retired in 2016 as a crane operator of Central Coalfields Ltd (CCL) had claimed that the success and arduous work of his daughter had paid off.

  • Additional try in UPSC civil companies examination not attainable, Centre tells SC

    By PTI

    NEW DELHI: The Centre on Friday advised the Supreme Court that further try within the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) civil companies examination is “not possible”.

    The apex courtroom is listening to a plea filed by three aspirants who had cleared the UPSC 2021 prelims examination however couldn’t seem in all papers of the principle examination after testing constructive for COVID-19 and at the moment are in search of an additional try to look within the exams.

    “We have filed an affidavit. Additional attempts are not possible. We have considered that,” Additional Solicitor General Aishwarya Bhati, showing for the Centre, advised a bench of Justices A M Khanwilkar and A S Oka.

    The UPSC had just lately advised the highest courtroom there isn’t any provision for holding re-examination in case a candidate fails to look within the take a look at on the scheduled date for any causes, together with ailment or accident incapacitating him to take the examination.

    During the listening to on Friday, Bhati mentioned the Centre has filed an affidavit within the matter.

    The bench mentioned it might hear the matter on March 28 and requested the apex courtroom registry to circulated the affidavit together with the paper e book of the case.

    In its affidavit, the Centre has mentioned that the Civil Services Examination (CSE) is performed by the UPSC yearly in accordance with the CSE Rules notified by the Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT) yearly for a selected CSE.

    It mentioned the matter of compensatory/additional try has been adjudicated by the apex courtroom previously in opposition to the plea of hardships confronted by the aspirants because of the COVID-19 pandemic, however it was not granted.

    The affidavit referred to the judgement and order handed by the highest courtroom final yr in February and July 2021 on separate pleas. It mentioned after the July final yr order, quite a few representations had been acquired within the DoPT placing forth the identical demand of compensatory/additional try.

    “The matter has been considered and it has not been found feasible to change the existing provisions regarding number of attempts and age-limit in respect of the CSE,” it mentioned.

    The Centre mentioned that any rest to age-limit and variety of permissible makes an attempt as a result of COVID-19 pandemic might result in comparable calls for being made by different classes of candidates.

    “It will also impinge on the chances of other candidates who are eligible as per the existing provisions because it will increase the number of candidates competing with such candidates. It will also lead to the similar demands by the candidates of other examinations conducted all over the country,” it mentioned.

    The affidavit mentioned the present age vary for admission to CSE is 21 to 32 years with rest for sure classes of candidates and the permissible variety of makes an attempt can also be six with relaxations for sure classes of candidates.

    While in search of dismissal of the petition, it mentioned the present guidelines present for truthful alternatives to the aspirants to make an try at this examination to safe a placement in case one try is misplaced as a result of some exigencies.

    Meanwhile, the petitioners have additionally filed a rejoinder affidavit in response to the affidavit filed by the UPSC within the matter.

    The petitioners have mentioned they didn’t fail to look within the examination on their very own volition and had been pressured to not seem in view of the rules laid down by the Ministry of Home Affairs and Ministry of Health and Family Welfare which particularly require an individual affected by COVID-19 to bear obligatory quarantine and isolation.

    They have mentioned that beforehand in 2014 and 2015, DoPT gave further try as a result of sudden change within the syllabus.

    The rejoinder affidavit, filed by advocate Shashank Singh, mentioned the petitioners are entitled to a compensatory try rather than their missed final try as a result of COVID-19 and absence of coverage for them.

    In its affidavit filed within the apex courtroom, the UPSC has mentioned that any choice relating to age rest and compensatory/additional try within the civil companies examination is a “policy matter” which falls underneath the area of the DoPT.

    While two of the three petitioners needed to depart the principle examination, held from January 7 to 16, in-between after showing in some preliminary papers, the third aspirant couldn’t seem in any of the papers as a result of COVID.

    The petitioners have mentioned that they examined constructive for COVID-19 within the RTPCR take a look at studies dated January 13, 14 and January 6 respectively.

    The plea has mentioned the petitioners couldn’t take the UPSC mains examination after testing constructive for COVID-19 and owing to the restrictions imposed underneath the strict quarantine tips of the federal government.

    “Also, there was absence of any kind of policy of UPSC which could provide arrangements for such petitioners who were COVID positive during the span of mains examination or before it,” it mentioned.

    “The petitioners are approaching this court under Article 32 and seeking a direction to the Respondent/ UPSC to extend them an additional (extra) attempt to appear in the examination or in alternate, make some arrangement to appear in the rest of papers which the petitioners could not give before the publication of result of civil service mains examination 2021,” the plea mentioned.

    It claimed that absence of coverage and no association to accommodate COVID-19 constructive petitioners to look within the civil service mains examination 2021 have violated their rights, together with that of underneath Article 14 (equality earlier than legislation) of the Constitution of India.