This notification announces an amendment to the Second Schedule of the Right to Information Act, 2005. Specifically, the ‘Indian Computer Emergency Response Team’ has been added as serial number 27. This amendment allows for certain organizations to be exempt from the disclosure provisions of the Act. The notification also lists previous amendments made to the Second Schedule since...
These rules, effective from February 28, 1990, outline the process for redeploying surplus staff within the Central Civil Services and Posts. They supersede previous rules from 1967, 1970, 1986, and 1989, and provide a framework for regulating the redeployment and readjustment of employees declared surplus. The rules define key terms like ‘Cell,’ ‘Commission,’...
This document details the Central Civil Services (Redundant Employees Re-employment) Rules, 1990, which govern the re-employment and re-deployment of surplus employees in Central Civil Services and posts. The rules define terms like ‘surplus’, ‘pool’, and ‘commission’ and outline the procedures for reporting vacancies, re-employment, and re-adjustment of...
This document details the regulations for the Central Secretariat Service Assistants’ Grade (Direct Recruit Competitive Examination) for 2010. It outlines the eligibility criteria, including nationality, age limits (20-27 years), and educational qualifications which require a university degree and a proficiency test in computer operations. The regulations also specify the number of attempts...
These regulations outline the process for promotions within the Central Secretariat Service to the Senior Selection Grade, Selection Grade, and Grade I. They define key terms like “Eligible Officer” and “Field of Selection,” and establish the roles and procedures for Selection Committees. The regulations specify the annual preparation and publication of Select Lists...
This notification outlines the “Central Secretariat Service Assistants’ Grade (Limited Departmental Competitive Examination) Regulations, 2011”, issued by the Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions. These regulations detail the procedures and conditions for a limited departmental competitive examination aimed at selecting candidates for the Assistants’ Grade...
New regulations have been issued to amend the Central Secretariat Service Assistants’ Grade (Direct Recruit Competitive Examination) Regulations, 2010. These amendments, which come into effect retrospectively from March 2, 2010, address the determination of the age-limit for recruitment. Previously, the age-limit was determined based on the first day of August of the examination year...
This document outlines the regulations for preparing select lists for the Section Officers’ and Assistants’ Grades within the Central Secretariat Service. It details the process for forming these lists, including eligibility criteria, the role of the Departmental Promotion Committee, and the determination of seniority. The regulations are effective retrospectively from July 1, 2009...
This notification announces amendments to the Central Secretariat Service Assistants’ Grade (Direct Recruit Competitive Examination) Regulations, 2010. The primary change involves renaming the “Assistants’ Grade” to “Assistant Section Officers’ Grade.” These amendments, made by the President exercising powers under Article 309 of the Constitution and rule...
The President has made amendments to the Central Secretariat Service Rules, 2009. Key changes include renaming the ‘Assistants’ Grade’ to ‘Assistant Section Officers’ Grade’. The rules now detail provisions for authorized strength, cadre unit distribution, and eligibility criteria for promotion. Specifically, for promotion to Section Officers’ Grade, a...