This document serves as a strong reminder to all government employees that participation in any form of strike, mass casual leave, or go-slow tactics is strictly prohibited under the CCS (Conduct) Rules, 1964. The government emphasizes that such actions are considered grave misconduct and will lead to disciplinary action, which may include deduction of wages. It also clarifies that employees...
This circular announces that the Office of the Chief Electoral Officer, Delhi, has shared four television commercials from the Election Commission of India. These commercials aim to raise awareness among various voter groups, including general voters, women voters, service voters, and ETPBS users, and also cover topics like the Voter Helpline. The links to these commercials are provided for all...
The Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) has been established to provide speedy and inexpensive relief to government servants regarding recruitment and service conditions. The CAT commenced functioning on September 2, 1985, with its principal bench in Delhi and additional benches in Allahabad, Bombay, Bangalore, Calcutta, Gauhati, Madras, and Nagpur. This establishment effectively transfers...
This official memorandum clarifies that the Central Government, as per the Administrative Tribunals Act, 1985, has the authority to authorize its officers to present cases before the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT). This power has been exercised and brought to the attention of various ministries and departments previously. It has been observed that cases presented by departmental officers...
In a recent key decision, the government has approved the inter-cadre transfer of a prominent Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer, Shri Krishna Bajpai. This move facilitates his transition from the Bihar cadre to the Karnataka cadre, made possible on compassionate grounds due to his marriage to Mrs. Dipika Bajpai, an Indian Forest Service (IFS) officer already serving in Karnataka. Such...
The Appointments Committee of the Cabinet recently approved a significant personnel decision, sanctioning the inter-cadre deputation of Smt. Gurneet Tej, an Indian Administrative Service officer from the 2006 Karnataka batch. This move will see her transferring from the Karnataka cadre to the Punjab cadre for a period of three years. Notably, this deputation was granted based on personal grounds...
In a significant move approved by the highest levels of government, an Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer, Shri Aunjaneya Kumar Singh, belonging to the 2005 batch of the Sikkim cadre, has been approved for an inter-cadre deputation. This key personnel decision sees him transferring to the Uttar Pradesh cadre for a tenure of five years. This strategic placement reflects the...
The Appointments Committee of the Cabinet has recently approved the continuation of an inter-cadre deputation for Shri Anup Kumar Yadav, an esteemed IAS officer. Originally from the Maharashtra cadre, his deputation to the Uttar Pradesh cadre has been extended for an additional period of two years. This extension, granted on personal grounds, will officially commence on April 2, 2016. Such...
In a recent development, the Appointments Committee of the Cabinet has given its nod to the extended inter-cadre deputation for a prominent Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer. Shri Anup Kumar Yadav, from the 2002 Maharashtra cadre batch, will continue his service in the Uttar Pradesh cadre for an additional two years. This extension, granted on personal grounds, is set to commence on...
In a significant administrative decision, the Appointments Committee of the Cabinet has approved the continuation of an inter-cadre deputation for a distinguished Indian Administrative Service officer. Shri Pankaj Yadav, an IAS officer from the 2001 batch of the Haryana cadre, will extend his service within the Uttar Pradesh cadre for an additional two years. This extension, granted on personal...