Public Servants
- All
- News
- Videos
-
Over 1,300 Posts Vacant In IAS, 586 In IPS: Centre Shares Details In Rajya Sabha
UPSC conducts the civil services examination annually to screen eligible candidates for IAS, IPS and IFS officers in the country.
-
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.
-
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.
-
"You Are Not Maharajas But Public Servants": Siddaramaiah Reminds Officers
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Monday lashed out at the state's Deputy Commissioners (DCs) and Chief Executive Officers (CEOs), reminding them that they are not maharajas but public servants.
-
"We Are Not VIPs": Gorakhpur BJP Candidate Ravi Kishan Waits In Queue To Vote
Gorakhpur Lok Sabha candidate Ravi Kishan on Saturday arrived at a polling booth in Gorakhpur and queued up in the line to cast his vote, emphasising that politicians are "servants of the public, not VIPs".
-
UPSC Results: Check How Many Candidates Will Become IAS, Other Civil Servants
Aditya Srivastava secured the first position, followed by Animesh Pradhan in second place, and Donuru Ananya Reddy in third.
-
Indian-Origin Man Gives False Info On Safe Disposal Of Fake Bomb In Singapore, Charged: Report
A 46-year-old Indian-origin security officer has been charged with giving false information to a public servant about the safe disposal of a fake IED used in a simulation exercise which later caused a panic situation in the area, according to a media
-
Supreme Court Rejects Petition On Gap For Civil Servants To Contest Elections
Supreme Court rejected a plea seeking implementation of the 2012 recommendations of the Election Commission regarding the cooling-off period to prevent public servants from contesting polls immediately after retirement or resignation.
-
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.
-
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.
-
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.
-
Pune Traffic Policeman Attacked With Cement Block By Army Jawan Over Challan Dispute
A case has been registered against Mangate under Indian Penal Code sections 307 (attempt to murder) and 353 (assault or criminal force to deter public servant from discharge of his duty), the official added.
-
Ex Rajya Sabha MP Among Those Convicted In Coal Scam Case, Sentencing On July 18
The case involved former Rajya Sabha lawmaker Vijay Darda, his son Devender Darda, ex-Coal Secretary H C Gupta, two senior public servants K S Kropha and K C Samria, M/s JLD Yavatmal Energy Pvt Ltd and its Director Manoj Kumar Jayaswal.
-
Bihar Ex MP's Release To Affect Public Servants' Morale: Madhya Pradesh IAS Body
A body representing IAS officers in Madhya Pradesh on Friday expressed deep concern and anguish over the release of gangster-turned-politician Anand Mohan, who was serving a life sentence for killing an IAS officer in Bihar three decades ago.
-
Samajwadi Party Veteran Azam Khan's Son Disqualified As MLA Over 2008 Case
Abdullah Azam Khan was found guilty of stopping a public servant from doing their job and other charges after staging a protest on a state highway in 2008.
-
Over 1,300 Posts Vacant In IAS, 586 In IPS: Centre Shares Details In Rajya Sabha
UPSC conducts the civil services examination annually to screen eligible candidates for IAS, IPS and IFS officers in the country.
-
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.
-
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.
-
"You Are Not Maharajas But Public Servants": Siddaramaiah Reminds Officers
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Monday lashed out at the state's Deputy Commissioners (DCs) and Chief Executive Officers (CEOs), reminding them that they are not maharajas but public servants.
-
"We Are Not VIPs": Gorakhpur BJP Candidate Ravi Kishan Waits In Queue To Vote
Gorakhpur Lok Sabha candidate Ravi Kishan on Saturday arrived at a polling booth in Gorakhpur and queued up in the line to cast his vote, emphasising that politicians are "servants of the public, not VIPs".
-
UPSC Results: Check How Many Candidates Will Become IAS, Other Civil Servants
Aditya Srivastava secured the first position, followed by Animesh Pradhan in second place, and Donuru Ananya Reddy in third.
-
Indian-Origin Man Gives False Info On Safe Disposal Of Fake Bomb In Singapore, Charged: Report
A 46-year-old Indian-origin security officer has been charged with giving false information to a public servant about the safe disposal of a fake IED used in a simulation exercise which later caused a panic situation in the area, according to a media
-
Supreme Court Rejects Petition On Gap For Civil Servants To Contest Elections
Supreme Court rejected a plea seeking implementation of the 2012 recommendations of the Election Commission regarding the cooling-off period to prevent public servants from contesting polls immediately after retirement or resignation.
-
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.
-
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.
-
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.
-
Pune Traffic Policeman Attacked With Cement Block By Army Jawan Over Challan Dispute
A case has been registered against Mangate under Indian Penal Code sections 307 (attempt to murder) and 353 (assault or criminal force to deter public servant from discharge of his duty), the official added.
-
Ex Rajya Sabha MP Among Those Convicted In Coal Scam Case, Sentencing On July 18
The case involved former Rajya Sabha lawmaker Vijay Darda, his son Devender Darda, ex-Coal Secretary H C Gupta, two senior public servants K S Kropha and K C Samria, M/s JLD Yavatmal Energy Pvt Ltd and its Director Manoj Kumar Jayaswal.
-
Bihar Ex MP's Release To Affect Public Servants' Morale: Madhya Pradesh IAS Body
A body representing IAS officers in Madhya Pradesh on Friday expressed deep concern and anguish over the release of gangster-turned-politician Anand Mohan, who was serving a life sentence for killing an IAS officer in Bihar three decades ago.
-
Samajwadi Party Veteran Azam Khan's Son Disqualified As MLA Over 2008 Case
Abdullah Azam Khan was found guilty of stopping a public servant from doing their job and other charges after staging a protest on a state highway in 2008.
