The government is actively working to enhance its administrative efficiency and streamline personnel management within the Central Secretariat Service (CSS) Cadre. Following the significant recommendations from the Third Cadre Review Committee, an essential exercise has been initiated to comprehensively update the database of CSS Cadre officers. As part of this drive, all Ministries and...
India’s Central Secretariat Service (CSS) is poised for a significant overhaul designed to enhance efficiency and improve career progression. A recent committee has thoroughly reviewed the CSS structure, proposing reforms to better align functional requirements with the legitimate career aspirations of its members. Key recommendations include a strategic increase in manpower at higher-level...
The Indian government has initiated a significant third cadre restructuring for its Central Secretariat Service (CSS), based on recommendations approved in 2013. This comprehensive overhaul includes the creation of new posts at various levels to enhance administrative efficiency. Specifically, 150 Deputy Secretary positions have been established, with a provision for temporary filling by CSS...
A significant personnel overhaul for the Central Secretariat Service is currently in progress. Government departments had previously been tasked with providing their specific staffing requirements for crucial roles, including Deputy Secretary, Under Secretary, and Section Officer positions. This initial request mandated thorough justification and formal approval from the respective Minister-in...
An important announcement has been made concerning the 4th cadre restructuring exercise for the Central Secretariat Service (CSS). All government ministries and departments are now required to submit their proposals for additional post requirements by an extended deadline of December 16, 2022. This initiative is crucial for optimizing personnel structures across the government. For proposals...
In a significant administrative decision, the central government has revised the state allocation for an Associate Professor of Anaesthesia, moving him from Andhra Pradesh to Telangana. This action comes after the individual successfully petitioned the High Court, challenging his initial assignment. The court directed the government to review his case, leading to a comprehensive examination by an...
In a recent administrative move, the Government of India has issued an order revising the final allocation of three Senior Assistants. Shri T Ravinder, Shri V Ravi Kumar, and Shri R Ravan, who previously served in the Commissionerate of Women Development & Child Welfare, have now been reallocated from Andhra Pradesh to Telangana. This decision stems from the recommendations made during the...
An important administrative decision has been announced by the Indian government concerning the judicial services in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. This directive, issued by the Ministry of Personnel, PG and Pensions, finalizes the allocation of subordinate judicial officers between the two states. This crucial step follows the 2014 AP Reorganisation Act and is a direct consequence of...
In a significant administrative decision, the final allocation of a Senior Assistant, Smt. Uzma Nikhat, working under the Director General of Prisons and Correctional Services, has been officially revised from Andhra Pradesh to Telangana. This change follows a directive from the Hon’ble High Court of Telangana, which had reviewed her initial allocation. The court emphasized considering...
A recent administrative decision has rectified the allocation of a Senior Assistant, K. Lakshmi Bai, ensuring her permanent transfer to Telangana from Andhra Pradesh. Initially allocated to Andhra Pradesh following the state reorganization, the employee sought a transfer to Telangana on humanitarian grounds, specifically due to her husband’s non-transferable central government PSU posting...