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Modi Government Plans To Induct 25 Private Sector Specialists In Key Posts
Twenty-five private sector specialists will soon be joining key posts in the Centre as part of the Modi government's ambitious plan to infuse such talents to further improve ease of governance, officials said today.
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Centre To Appoint 20 Private Sector Specialists As Joint Secretaries, Directors
The Centre has decided to recruit 20 private sector specialists as joint secretaries, directors, and deputy secretaries on contract basis in its 12 departments, an official statement issued on Thursday said.
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Centre To Induct More Private Sector Specialists As Department Directors
In a major move, the Centre has decided to induct more private sector specialists into different government departments at the crucial decision-making level of Joint Secretaries and Directors.
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In A First, Centre Appoints 9 Private Sector Experts As Joint Secretaries
In a first, the Union government on Friday appointed nine private sector specialists in various fields as joint secretaries in various ministries under its lateral recruitment policy.
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For Crucial Mid-Level Bureaucracy, Centre To Hire 40 Private Specialists
The Centre has decided to appoint 40 private sector specialists at the posts of Deputy Secretary and Director, considered as crucial decision-making levels in the bureaucratic hierarchy, the Lok Sabha was informed today.
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Centre Plans To Induct Private Sector Specialists In Bureaucracy: Report
The Centre has planned to induct private sector specialists at the posts of Deputy Secretary and Director, considered as crucial decision-making levels in the bureaucratic hierarchy, officials told news agency PTI today.
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JS-Level Recruitment From Private Sector: Only 89 Of Over 6,000 Candidates Short-Listed
Only 89 of the 6,000-odd private sector specialists, who had applied for 10 posts of joint secretary in central government departments, have been short-listed, officials said Monday.
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NITI Aayog Pitches For Enactment Of National Medical Commission Bill
It also suggested developing framework for deployment of doctors and specialists from the private sector to government hospitals on a visiting or honorary basis.
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Lateral Entry: UPSC Seeks Fresh Applications From Private Sector Specialists
The UPSC has sought fresh applications from over 6,000 private sector specialists who have applied for 10 posts of joint secretaries in the central government through 'lateral entry' mode, the DoPT said Tuesday.
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Private Specialists Hired By Government May Not Get Reservation Benefits
Private sector specialists being hired by the central government against crucial joint secretary level posts might not get benefits of reservation meant for Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribes.
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Outsource Government Services, Bring In Private Sector Talent: NITI Aayog
Policy think-tank NITI Aayog has suggested outsourcing of public services to private hands in order to reduce dependence on the government administrative machinery. It has also recommended induction of specialists into the governance system through lateral entry, a move which, it says, will bring "competition to the established career bureaucracy".
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Modi Government Plans To Induct 25 Private Sector Specialists In Key Posts
Twenty-five private sector specialists will soon be joining key posts in the Centre as part of the Modi government's ambitious plan to infuse such talents to further improve ease of governance, officials said today.
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Centre To Appoint 20 Private Sector Specialists As Joint Secretaries, Directors
The Centre has decided to recruit 20 private sector specialists as joint secretaries, directors, and deputy secretaries on contract basis in its 12 departments, an official statement issued on Thursday said.
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Centre To Induct More Private Sector Specialists As Department Directors
In a major move, the Centre has decided to induct more private sector specialists into different government departments at the crucial decision-making level of Joint Secretaries and Directors.
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In A First, Centre Appoints 9 Private Sector Experts As Joint Secretaries
In a first, the Union government on Friday appointed nine private sector specialists in various fields as joint secretaries in various ministries under its lateral recruitment policy.
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For Crucial Mid-Level Bureaucracy, Centre To Hire 40 Private Specialists
The Centre has decided to appoint 40 private sector specialists at the posts of Deputy Secretary and Director, considered as crucial decision-making levels in the bureaucratic hierarchy, the Lok Sabha was informed today.
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Centre Plans To Induct Private Sector Specialists In Bureaucracy: Report
The Centre has planned to induct private sector specialists at the posts of Deputy Secretary and Director, considered as crucial decision-making levels in the bureaucratic hierarchy, officials told news agency PTI today.
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JS-Level Recruitment From Private Sector: Only 89 Of Over 6,000 Candidates Short-Listed
Only 89 of the 6,000-odd private sector specialists, who had applied for 10 posts of joint secretary in central government departments, have been short-listed, officials said Monday.
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NITI Aayog Pitches For Enactment Of National Medical Commission Bill
It also suggested developing framework for deployment of doctors and specialists from the private sector to government hospitals on a visiting or honorary basis.
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Lateral Entry: UPSC Seeks Fresh Applications From Private Sector Specialists
The UPSC has sought fresh applications from over 6,000 private sector specialists who have applied for 10 posts of joint secretaries in the central government through 'lateral entry' mode, the DoPT said Tuesday.
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Private Specialists Hired By Government May Not Get Reservation Benefits
Private sector specialists being hired by the central government against crucial joint secretary level posts might not get benefits of reservation meant for Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribes.
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Outsource Government Services, Bring In Private Sector Talent: NITI Aayog
Policy think-tank NITI Aayog has suggested outsourcing of public services to private hands in order to reduce dependence on the government administrative machinery. It has also recommended induction of specialists into the governance system through lateral entry, a move which, it says, will bring "competition to the established career bureaucracy".
