New Delhi: A central-government appointed committee has recommended 163 posts of Indian Administrative Service (IAS), 112 of Indian Postal Service (IPS) and 65 Indian Forest Service (IFoS) officers for the newly-formed Telangana state.
The composition of three all Indian services was recommended by a six-member committee headed by former Central Vigilance Commissioner (CVC) Pratyush Sinha in its preliminary report to the Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT).
Of these posts, 114 posts of IAS officers, 78 of IPS and 46 of IFoS are kept in direct recruitment category, the report said.
"The bifurcation of cadre strength will be in the ratio of 13:10 for residual Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, which is the ratio of number of districts in the newly-formed state," the report said seeking comments and suggestions from stakeholders.
Amongst the 112 IPS posts, one is for the Director General of Police (DGP), five Additional Directors General (ADG), 13 Inspectors General (IG) and 11 Deputy Inspectors General (DIG) among others.
The Committee has recommended 211 posts for IAS, 144 for IPS and 82 for IFoS officers for residual Andhra Pradesh.
It will finalise its reports after analysing comments or suggestions received from concerned persons or any stake-holder.
Telangana, the country's 29th state, will be born on June 2 and start functioning from that day. The central government has already issued a gazette notification on the formation of Telangana.
The DoPT has also formed a six-member advisory committee, under the chairmanship of former IAS officer C R Kamalanathan, to decide on allocation of employees (excluding all India services) from Andhra Pradesh to Telangana.
The composition of three all Indian services was recommended by a six-member committee headed by former Central Vigilance Commissioner (CVC) Pratyush Sinha in its preliminary report to the Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT).
Of these posts, 114 posts of IAS officers, 78 of IPS and 46 of IFoS are kept in direct recruitment category, the report said.
"The bifurcation of cadre strength will be in the ratio of 13:10 for residual Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, which is the ratio of number of districts in the newly-formed state," the report said seeking comments and suggestions from stakeholders.
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Amongst the 112 IPS posts, one is for the Director General of Police (DGP), five Additional Directors General (ADG), 13 Inspectors General (IG) and 11 Deputy Inspectors General (DIG) among others.
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The Committee has recommended 211 posts for IAS, 144 for IPS and 82 for IFoS officers for residual Andhra Pradesh.
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It will finalise its reports after analysing comments or suggestions received from concerned persons or any stake-holder.
Telangana, the country's 29th state, will be born on June 2 and start functioning from that day. The central government has already issued a gazette notification on the formation of Telangana.
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The DoPT has also formed a six-member advisory committee, under the chairmanship of former IAS officer C R Kamalanathan, to decide on allocation of employees (excluding all India services) from Andhra Pradesh to Telangana.
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