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  Selected Civil Service Candidates Advised To Be Mindful On Social Media, Maintain Public Decorum

  While the use of technology was encouraged for improving service delivery, the message underlined the need for ethical and responsible digital behavior.

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  Centre Launches e-Rozgar Samachar To Spread Awareness About Job Opportunities

  The journal is published in English (Employment News), Hindi (Rozgar Samachar) and Urdu (Rozgar Samachar) and has a circulation of over one lakh copies per week.

• Delhi High Court to Hear PIL Tomorrow Against UPSC's Decision on Preliminary Examination

  The Delhi High Court today agreed to hear tomorrow a PIL against Union Public Service Commission's (UPSC) recent decision asking civil services aspirants not to answer questions in the English Comprehensive section of the Preliminary Examination to be held on August 24.

• English Marks not be Included for Gradation in Civil Services Preliminary Examination

  The marks of English Language Comprehension Skills, asked in second paper of civil services (preliminary) examination, will not be included for gradation, the government said today.

• UPSC Exam Row: Opposition Protests Over 'Language Bias' Stall Rajya Sabha

  A row over the civil services examination caused fireworks in Parliament again today despite the government bowing to student protests and saying that an English test will not be included for grades or merit.

• Government Gives In on Civil Services Exam: All You Need to Know

  A 20-mark English section in a civil services examination paper will not be included for grades or merit and candidates who appeared in 2011 will get a second chance to appear for the exam next year, the government announced today, seeking to pacify protesting students.

• English Out. Government Gives In on Civil Services Exam (CSAT)

  In what will come as a major relief for hundreds of civil services aspirants protesting against a controversial aptitude test in the preliminary examinations, the government today said that marks for English language skills "shouldn't be included for gradation or merit."

• Opinion: Mani-Talk: Modiji, Gandhi Once Said This About English

  Mani Shankar Aiyar on CSAT's language controversy.

• Government Assures Students Protesting 'English Bias' in Civil Services Exam

  The government today assured that there would be "no discrimination based on language" as large crowds of civil service aspirants protested in Delhi against an aptitude test they believe gives an unfair advantage to English-speaking students.

• UPSC withdraws mandatory English norm in civil services exams

  Amid a nation-wide controversy, the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) has withdrawn changes suggested by it in civil services mains examination, dropping mandatory English language paper requirement.

• After English controversy, changes to UPSC exam suspended

  After a huge controversy, the government has decided that for now, changes will not be made to the exam that students take to qualify for the Civil Services. Many parties had objected to new rules that made English mandatory and made it tougher for students to answer the exam in regional languages.