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Pak Restricts Public Servants From Using Social Media Without Permission
The Pakistan government has issued an order barring all government employees from using social media without permission to stop disclosure of official information and documents, The News International reported.
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Case Against Puja Khedkar's Father For Obstructing Government Work
Police have registered a case against Dilip Khedkar, the father of former probationary IAS officer Puja Khedkar, on charges of threatening and obstructing a public servant in the discharge of duty in Pune district, officials said on Friday.
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Mauritius Grants 2-Hour Special Break To Officials For Ram Mandir Event
In a significant move, the Mauritian government has decided to grant a one-off special leave for two hours to public servants of the Hindu faith to attend prayers marking the "landmark" inauguration of Ram Temple in Ayodhya on January 22.
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"Send Nominations...": Centre On Security Post After Lok Sabha Smoke Scare
The centre - still firefighting protests against last week's Lok Sabha security breach - has asked state governments to propose senior civil servants for the Joint Secretary (Security) post, which is the office in charge of security for Parliament.
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What Court Said On Plea Against Use Of Bureaucrats, Army For Poll Campaigns
The Delhi High Court sought the Centre's stand on a PIL against the alleged use of public servants and defence personnel to spread "political propaganda" by showcasing the achievements of the government in the last nine years.
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Australia Sacks Powerful Officer Over Leaked WhatsApp Messages
Australia's government on Monday fired a powerful civil servant known as a hardliner on immigration following an investigation into WhatsApp messages he reportedly sent to sway senior politicians.
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Pakistan Officials Can No Longer Use 'Sahib' As Title As Chief Justice Bans It
Chief Justice of Pakistan Qazi Faez Isa has barred the addition of the word "sahib" to the title of public servants, saying it unnecessarily elevates their status and makes them feel not accountable to the people.
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In Rs 353 Crore Corruption Case, Arvind Kejriwal Sends Report To Lt Governor
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has called for the immediate removal of Chief Secretary Naresh Kumar, the senior-most civil servant posted to the Delhi government, and sent a report into corruption claims against him to the CBI and ED.
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BJP's Dig At AAP After Delhi Services Bill Clears Rajya Sabha
The BJP on Monday hailed the passage of the Delhi services bill in Parliament and said it will end the "anarchist aadmi party's heinous misuse of power" to intimidate government servants for their "corrupt objectives".
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China's CBDC e-CNY to Become a Salary Mode for Civil Servants in Changshu City: Details
China’s Changshu city has reportedly decided to compensate all civil servants within its jurisdiction in the form of the e-CNY CBDC. The decision has reportedly been finalised by the financial authorities that govern the city of over a million people.
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"Concerted Attack On Supreme Court...": Ex Bureaucrats Write To Law Minister
Former civil servants in an open letter on Thursday criticised Law Minister Kiren Rijiju for several of his comments which, they said, constituted a concerted attack by the government on the collegium system of appointments.
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TikTok to Get Banned in France for Use on Smartphones of Civil Servants
France will ban the use of Chinese-owned video-sharing app TikTok on the work phones of civil servants, Civil Service Minister Stanislas Guerini said on his Twitter account. "In order to guarantee the cybersecurity of our administrations and civil servants, the government has decided to ban recreational applications such as TikTok on the profession...
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Hospitality Permission For Politicians During Foreign Visit Now Online
The process of taking permission by politicians, judges, legislators, government servants and employees for accepting any kind of foreign hospitality during their abroad visit has been made online by the Union Home Ministry.
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Social Media Ban For Lankan Government Officials After Child Hunger Posts
Sri Lanka ordered civil servants on Wednesday not to express opinions on social media after some officials claimed schoolchildren were fainting from a lack of food due to the country's dire economic crisis.
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Microsoft Partners With Indian Ministry to Enhance Computer Literacy of Civil Servants
Microsoft has collaborated with the Ministry of Skill Development & Entrepreneurship (MSDE), and Capacity Building Commission (CBC) to enhance the functional computer literacy of nearly 2.5 million civil servants of the Government of India. The project will empower civil servants to provide efficient and effective citizen-centric services.
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Pak Restricts Public Servants From Using Social Media Without Permission
The Pakistan government has issued an order barring all government employees from using social media without permission to stop disclosure of official information and documents, The News International reported.
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Case Against Puja Khedkar's Father For Obstructing Government Work
Police have registered a case against Dilip Khedkar, the father of former probationary IAS officer Puja Khedkar, on charges of threatening and obstructing a public servant in the discharge of duty in Pune district, officials said on Friday.
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Mauritius Grants 2-Hour Special Break To Officials For Ram Mandir Event
In a significant move, the Mauritian government has decided to grant a one-off special leave for two hours to public servants of the Hindu faith to attend prayers marking the "landmark" inauguration of Ram Temple in Ayodhya on January 22.
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"Send Nominations...": Centre On Security Post After Lok Sabha Smoke Scare
The centre - still firefighting protests against last week's Lok Sabha security breach - has asked state governments to propose senior civil servants for the Joint Secretary (Security) post, which is the office in charge of security for Parliament.
-
What Court Said On Plea Against Use Of Bureaucrats, Army For Poll Campaigns
The Delhi High Court sought the Centre's stand on a PIL against the alleged use of public servants and defence personnel to spread "political propaganda" by showcasing the achievements of the government in the last nine years.
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Australia Sacks Powerful Officer Over Leaked WhatsApp Messages
Australia's government on Monday fired a powerful civil servant known as a hardliner on immigration following an investigation into WhatsApp messages he reportedly sent to sway senior politicians.
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Pakistan Officials Can No Longer Use 'Sahib' As Title As Chief Justice Bans It
Chief Justice of Pakistan Qazi Faez Isa has barred the addition of the word "sahib" to the title of public servants, saying it unnecessarily elevates their status and makes them feel not accountable to the people.
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In Rs 353 Crore Corruption Case, Arvind Kejriwal Sends Report To Lt Governor
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has called for the immediate removal of Chief Secretary Naresh Kumar, the senior-most civil servant posted to the Delhi government, and sent a report into corruption claims against him to the CBI and ED.
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BJP's Dig At AAP After Delhi Services Bill Clears Rajya Sabha
The BJP on Monday hailed the passage of the Delhi services bill in Parliament and said it will end the "anarchist aadmi party's heinous misuse of power" to intimidate government servants for their "corrupt objectives".
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China's CBDC e-CNY to Become a Salary Mode for Civil Servants in Changshu City: Details
China’s Changshu city has reportedly decided to compensate all civil servants within its jurisdiction in the form of the e-CNY CBDC. The decision has reportedly been finalised by the financial authorities that govern the city of over a million people.
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"Concerted Attack On Supreme Court...": Ex Bureaucrats Write To Law Minister
Former civil servants in an open letter on Thursday criticised Law Minister Kiren Rijiju for several of his comments which, they said, constituted a concerted attack by the government on the collegium system of appointments.
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TikTok to Get Banned in France for Use on Smartphones of Civil Servants
France will ban the use of Chinese-owned video-sharing app TikTok on the work phones of civil servants, Civil Service Minister Stanislas Guerini said on his Twitter account. "In order to guarantee the cybersecurity of our administrations and civil servants, the government has decided to ban recreational applications such as TikTok on the profession...
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Hospitality Permission For Politicians During Foreign Visit Now Online
The process of taking permission by politicians, judges, legislators, government servants and employees for accepting any kind of foreign hospitality during their abroad visit has been made online by the Union Home Ministry.
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Social Media Ban For Lankan Government Officials After Child Hunger Posts
Sri Lanka ordered civil servants on Wednesday not to express opinions on social media after some officials claimed schoolchildren were fainting from a lack of food due to the country's dire economic crisis.
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Microsoft Partners With Indian Ministry to Enhance Computer Literacy of Civil Servants
Microsoft has collaborated with the Ministry of Skill Development & Entrepreneurship (MSDE), and Capacity Building Commission (CBC) to enhance the functional computer literacy of nearly 2.5 million civil servants of the Government of India. The project will empower civil servants to provide efficient and effective citizen-centric services.
