Upsc is still in dellima about the pattern change in 2013 mains till then see the mains syllabus pattern u should prepare yourself for any type of situation
Download pdf pattern is taken from mah pcs which is same as recommended by various committes for proposed changes in upsc.
https://rapidshare.com/files/2146101063/SYFile61.pdf. change mah language to hindi..for upsc
Tuesday, December 18, 2012
Download syllabus of new pattern of upsc civil services mains no subjects in mains from 2013 IAS.
Monday, December 17, 2012
Article 335 of indian constitution amendment in process constitutional amendment number 117
The bill delinks the term 'efficiency of administration' from the claims
of the SC and the ST for jobs and promotions, mentioned in Article
335.
Original Article 335
Article 335 of Constitution of India deals with
Claims of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled
Tribes to services
From the Constitution
The claims of the members of the Scheduled
Castes and the Scheduled Tribes shall be
taken into consideration, consistently with the
maintenance of efficiency of administration,
in the making of appointments to services
and posts in connection with the affairs of
the Union or of a State: 1[Provided that
nothing in this article shall prevent in making
of any provision in favour of the members of
the Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled
Tribes for relaxation in qualifying marks in
any examination or lowering the standards of
evaluation, for reservation in matters of
promotion to any class or classes of services
or posts in connection with the affairs of the
Union or of a State.]
Rajya Sabha Passes Constitutional Amendment Bill
The Government of
India has always been
concerned about the
welfare of
downtrodden
especially Scheduled
Castes and Scheduled
Tribes. As a part of
the affirmative action,
reservation in
promotion had been
available to the SCs
and STs since 1955.
However, some
decisions of the
Supreme Court like in
Indra Sawhney, Veer
Pal Singh Chauhan
and S. Vinod Kumar
cases had caused
certain effects on the
scheme of reservation
in promotion for SCs
and STs. To overcome
these effects, the
Government had
brought four
Constitutional
amendments, namely,
77th, 81st , 82nd and
85th amendments.
The latest of such
judgments was in M.
Nagaraj case in which
the Supreme Court
has laid down some
pre-requisite
conditions for
providing reservation
in promotion. These
conditions are,
namely, assessing the
quantum of
representation of SCs,
STs, there
backwardness and
effect on efficiency.
In wake of the effects
of the judgment of
Supreme Court the
Government had
introduced a
Constitutional
Amendment Bill in
Rajya Sabha during
the last session so
that the Scheduled
Caste and Scheduled
Tribes may continue
to get reservation in
promotion as existing.
There had been
demand to retain
Article 335.
Accordingly, the Bill
was amended to
delete the words “ or
in Article 335”, so
that the condition of
the efficiency as
mentioned in the
Article 335 should
continue to be a part
of the Constitution
and should not be
obliterated. Moreover,
it ensures that the
effects of proviso to
article 335 are
retained which
permits relaxed
standards for
candidates belonging
to the scheduled
castes and the
scheduled tribes in
case of promotion
against reserved
vacancies.
Rajya Sabha Passes Constitutional Amendment Bill
The Government of
India has always been
concerned about the
welfare of
downtrodden
especially Scheduled
Castes and Scheduled
Tribes. As a part of
the affirmative action,
reservation in
promotion had been
available to the SCs
and STs since 1955.
However, some
decisions of the
Supreme Court like in
Indra Sawhney, Veer
Pal Singh Chauhan
and S. Vinod Kumar
cases had caused
certain effects on the
scheme of reservation
in promotion for SCs
and STs. To overcome
these effects, the
Government had
brought four
Constitutional
amendments, namely,
77th, 81st , 82nd and
85th amendments.
The latest of such
judgments was in M.
Nagaraj case in which
the Supreme Court
has laid down some
pre-requisite
conditions for
providing reservation
in promotion. These
conditions are,
namely, assessing the
quantum of
representation of SCs,
STs, there
backwardness and
effect on efficiency.
In wake of the effects
of the judgment of
Supreme Court the
Government had
introduced a
Constitutional
Amendment Bill in
Rajya Sabha during
the last session so
that the Scheduled
Caste and Scheduled
Tribes may continue
to get reservation in
promotion as existing.
There had been
demand to retain
Article 335.
Accordingly, the Bill
was amended to
delete the words “ or
in Article 335”, so
that the condition of
the efficiency as
mentioned in the
Article 335 should
continue to be a part
of the Constitution
and should not be
obliterated. Moreover,
it ensures that the
effects of proviso to
article 335 are
retained which
permits relaxed
standards for
candidates belonging
to the scheduled
castes and the
scheduled tribes in
case of promotion
against reserved
vacancies.
Swavalamban Scheme gov gov of india
Swavalamban Scheme
Under Swavalamban Scheme, central funds
are released to Pension Fund Regulatory and
Development Authority (PFRDA) for making
co-contribution against the contribution made
by the beneficiaries.
Any worker in the informal sector
with an annual savings of Rs.1000 to
Rs.12000 is eligible under the scheme.
Government’s co-contribution @Rs.1000/- is
available till the year 2016-17 for all
accounts opened till 2012-17
Sunday, December 16, 2012
general studies paper gs ias upsc 2012 download pdf.
general studies paper gs ias upsc 2012 download pdf.
link direct download
paper 1
paper 2
Download per-forma format of obc caste certificate
Download per-forma format of obc caste certificate
FORM OF CERTIFICATE TO BE PRODUCED BY OTHER BACKWARD CLASSES APPLYING FOR APPOINTMENT TO POSTS UNDER THE GOVERNMENT OF INDIA This is to certify that …………………………………………………………………Son/daughter of …………………………………………………….Village…………………………………………….District/Division……………………………………in……………………………………………..State belongs to……………………………………………………………community which is recognized as a backward class under. 1. Resolution no. 12011/68/93-BCC(C) dated 10.09.1993 published in the Gazette of India, Extra ordinary, Part-I, Section-I, No. 186 dated 13.09.1993. 2. Resolution no. 12011/9/94-BCC dated 10.10.1994 published in the Gazette of India, Extra ordinary, Part-I, Section-I, No. 163 dated 20.10.1994. 3. Resolution no. 12011/7/95-BCC dated 24.05.1995 published in the Gazette of India, Extra ordinary, Part-I, Section-I, No. 88 dated 25.05.1995.
download pdf file from here
direct download
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