Current Vacancy - Cabinet Secretariat
Current Vacancy - Cabinet Secretariat
Designation : Assistant, Deputy Field Officer
Job Description :
Application are invited from eligible candidates for filling up the post:-
Post Name: Assistant [Group B , Non-Gazetted , Ministerial Post)]
Number of vacancies : 26 (15 – Unreserved, 07 -OBC , 03 – SC , 01 -ST )
Scale of Pay : Pay Band – 2 [ Rs. 9300 - 34800 with grade pay of Rs. 4200] + Other Allowance as admissible to Central Govt. Employees of equivalent grade + 15% Special Security Allowance are alos admissible.
Age Limit: Between 20 to 28 years
Qualification: Bachelor’s Degree from a recogized University
Post Name: Deputy Field Officer (General) [Group B , Non-Gazetted Post]
Number of vacancies : 23 (13 – Unreserved, 05 -OBC , 04 – SC , 01 -ST )
Scale of Pay : Pay Band – 2 [ Rs. 9300 - 34800 with grade pay of Rs. 4200] + Other Allowance as admissible to Central Govt. Employees of equivalent grade + 15% Special Security Allowance are alos admissible.
Age Limit : Between 20 to 28 years
Qualification: Bachelor’s Degree from a recogized University
Company Profile :
Before the adoption of the portfolio system in the Government of India, all governmental business was disposed of by the Governor-General-in Council, the Council functioning as a joint consultative board. As the amount and complexity of business of the Government increased, the work of the various departments was distributed amongst the members of the Council only the more important cases being dealt with by the Governor-General or the Council collectively.
This procedure was legalised by the Councils Act of 1861 during the time of Lord Canning, leading to the introduction of the portfolio system and the inception of the Executive Council of the Governor-General. The Secretariat of the Executive Council was headed by the Private Secretary to the Viceroy, but he did not attend the Council meetings. Lord Willingdon first started the practice of having his Private Secretary by his side at these meetings. Later, this practice continued and in November, 1935, the Viceroy's Private Secretary was given the additional designation of Secretary to the Executive Council.
The constitution of the Interim Government in September 1946 brought a change in the name, though little in functions, of this Office. The Executive Council's Secretariat was then designated as Cabinet Secretariat. It seems, however, at least in retrospect, that Independence brought a sort of change in the functions of the Cabinet Secretariat. It no longer remained concerned with only the passive work of circulating papers to Ministers and Ministries but developed into an organisation for effecting coordination between the Ministries.
Desired Profile :
How to Apply : Interested candidates may apply by ordinary post to AD (Pers-A), Post Bag No.3003, Lodhi Road Post Office, New Delhi-110003 so as to reach within 30 days form the date of publication of the advertisement.
Last Date: 16/5/2011
Education: Any Graduate
Location : New Delhi
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Designation : Assistant, Deputy Field Officer
Job Description :
Application are invited from eligible candidates for filling up the post:-
Post Name: Assistant [Group B , Non-Gazetted , Ministerial Post)]
Number of vacancies : 26 (15 – Unreserved, 07 -OBC , 03 – SC , 01 -ST )
Scale of Pay : Pay Band – 2 [ Rs. 9300 - 34800 with grade pay of Rs. 4200] + Other Allowance as admissible to Central Govt. Employees of equivalent grade + 15% Special Security Allowance are alos admissible.
Age Limit: Between 20 to 28 years
Qualification: Bachelor’s Degree from a recogized University
Post Name: Deputy Field Officer (General) [Group B , Non-Gazetted Post]
Number of vacancies : 23 (13 – Unreserved, 05 -OBC , 04 – SC , 01 -ST )
Scale of Pay : Pay Band – 2 [ Rs. 9300 - 34800 with grade pay of Rs. 4200] + Other Allowance as admissible to Central Govt. Employees of equivalent grade + 15% Special Security Allowance are alos admissible.
Age Limit : Between 20 to 28 years
Qualification: Bachelor’s Degree from a recogized University
Company Profile :
Before the adoption of the portfolio system in the Government of India, all governmental business was disposed of by the Governor-General-in Council, the Council functioning as a joint consultative board. As the amount and complexity of business of the Government increased, the work of the various departments was distributed amongst the members of the Council only the more important cases being dealt with by the Governor-General or the Council collectively.
This procedure was legalised by the Councils Act of 1861 during the time of Lord Canning, leading to the introduction of the portfolio system and the inception of the Executive Council of the Governor-General. The Secretariat of the Executive Council was headed by the Private Secretary to the Viceroy, but he did not attend the Council meetings. Lord Willingdon first started the practice of having his Private Secretary by his side at these meetings. Later, this practice continued and in November, 1935, the Viceroy's Private Secretary was given the additional designation of Secretary to the Executive Council.
The constitution of the Interim Government in September 1946 brought a change in the name, though little in functions, of this Office. The Executive Council's Secretariat was then designated as Cabinet Secretariat. It seems, however, at least in retrospect, that Independence brought a sort of change in the functions of the Cabinet Secretariat. It no longer remained concerned with only the passive work of circulating papers to Ministers and Ministries but developed into an organisation for effecting coordination between the Ministries.
Desired Profile :
How to Apply : Interested candidates may apply by ordinary post to AD (Pers-A), Post Bag No.3003, Lodhi Road Post Office, New Delhi-110003 so as to reach within 30 days form the date of publication of the advertisement.
Last Date: 16/5/2011
Education: Any Graduate
Location : New Delhi
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