We select individuals capable of becoming Formula One drivers. Then we give them rickety Maruti 800s on potholed roads and expect championship lap times.
Srivastava celebrated his achievement with batchmates in the National Police Academy, Hyderabad here he is training for Indian police services. But he did not want to miss his swimming class.
Awaiting UPSC's decision on status of her medical condition, she has already cleared civil services prelims 2023 & bank probationary officer exam. She also has job offer from FCI.
Every year when the results are declared, coaching institutes all over India commemorate the success and reward the winners but what about those left behind?
Garima Lohia says she was unable to clear the preliminary exam for UPSC CSE last year & that her hard work and family's unwavering support helped her secure AIR 2 this time around.
The mentors, often former civil servants, help aspirants 'improve their performance, focus on their holistic development. and encourage critical thinking'.
Online coaching for the civil services entrance exam has become popular, especially since the Covid outbreak. Here's a list of the best centres in Delhi.
Rajya Sabha panel says though civil service exam has changed drastically since 2010, no one has studied the effect on aspirants, nature of recruitment and administration in general.
Developed countries should take responsibility for their climate emissions. Instead, the instinct has been familiar: Protect your own first. This is now shaping the climate finance debate.
Rural ownership of motor vehicles jumped from 19 percent in 2011-2012 to 59 percent in 2023-2024, while urban rose from 40 percent to 68 percent during the same time period, study by two members of PM-EAC says.
At the Jindal Literature Festival, Maj Gen (Retd) Lakhwinder Singh reveals secrets from 25 years ago, speaking about the decision that outwitted Musharraf and changed the course of the war.
It is a brilliant, reasonably priced, and mostly homemade aircraft with a stellar safety record; only two crashes in 24 years since its first flight. But its crash is a moment of introspection.
This is strawman and a poor article in general. It basically doesn’t even address the issues in UPSC, just one complaint out of many. It’s not just the memory based exam issue but the idealisation of the service to an extent that it’s not even considered a public service anymore, but a position of power, thoroughly abused as seen in many cases and probably many unreported cases. The amount of behavioral issues among civil servants is so prevalent, that it has rightly earned its reputation of being the puppets of politicians. Anyway, I see no mention of safeguards against abuse by politicians for their own benefit. A thousand issues with the UPSC, an outdated exam pattern with no transparent selection process. Obviously a former civil servant would defend the institution that made him, but this desperate effort to counter valid criticism falls flat. If they know how to drive in formula 1, who is giving them the maruti? Funny. It’s you thats the beraucracy. It’s you who atleast get to drive the maruti, metaphorically, while the people that rely on your work, are not even able to ride a bicycle, metaphorically ofcourse. I had a couple of chuckles reading the article. Funny man
The schools have become the schools training Godi Giri , Questioning punishable, freedom from accountability and compliance and freedom from corruption. They are competing with the politicians in growing.
Besides the issues in selection process, the induction as well as future trainings seem improper and inadequate. The officers do not take it as a public service but to act as a boss to command! They keep themselves isolated from the general public and feel they are superior to others unlike in other advanced countries! They fail to honour the technocrats who really deliver on the ground. On the other hand they fall victims to political bosses. Whole criss cross and confusion to show right direction to nation. Training should be so good that shapes up their mindset and personality.
This is strawman and a poor article in general. It basically doesn’t even address the issues in UPSC, just one complaint out of many. It’s not just the memory based exam issue but the idealisation of the service to an extent that it’s not even considered a public service anymore, but a position of power, thoroughly abused as seen in many cases and probably many unreported cases. The amount of behavioral issues among civil servants is so prevalent, that it has rightly earned its reputation of being the puppets of politicians. Anyway, I see no mention of safeguards against abuse by politicians for their own benefit. A thousand issues with the UPSC, an outdated exam pattern with no transparent selection process. Obviously a former civil servant would defend the institution that made him, but this desperate effort to counter valid criticism falls flat. If they know how to drive in formula 1, who is giving them the maruti? Funny. It’s you thats the beraucracy. It’s you who atleast get to drive the maruti, metaphorically, while the people that rely on your work, are not even able to ride a bicycle, metaphorically ofcourse. I had a couple of chuckles reading the article. Funny man
The schools have become the schools training Godi Giri , Questioning punishable, freedom from accountability and compliance and freedom from corruption. They are competing with the politicians in growing.
I really appreciate your views. Very nicely written and expressed.
Best Regards
alakesh
Besides the issues in selection process, the induction as well as future trainings seem improper and inadequate. The officers do not take it as a public service but to act as a boss to command! They keep themselves isolated from the general public and feel they are superior to others unlike in other advanced countries! They fail to honour the technocrats who really deliver on the ground. On the other hand they fall victims to political bosses. Whole criss cross and confusion to show right direction to nation. Training should be so good that shapes up their mindset and personality.