Bengaluru chain-snatching cases put street crime back into focus
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PSC proposes new career progression pathways for civil servants
The Public Service Commission (PSC) is developing a new Career Management Policy that could change how civil servants progress in their careers, with the proposed framework introducing more flexible…
- PSC drafts new Career Management Policy for civil servants.
- Framework allows vertical, horizontal, and diagonal career progression.
- Policy aims to align career management with human resource practices.