On July 6, the information commission had directed PSC to furnish the records sought by the complainant within seven days T’puram: The public service commission (PSC) will challenge the state information commission’s order directing it to disclose records related to the controversial recruitment to the state planning board under RTI while withholding the written exam…
T’puram: Kerala State Public Service Commission (PSC) has said that the controversy and allegations surrounding recruitments based on untruth is regrettable.In a statement, the commission said that it will take steps to uphold the trust aspirants have entrusted.It has also refuted the allegations of difference of opinion in the commission’s meeting and reiterated that the…
Thiruvananthapuram: The Public Service Commission (PSC) has decided to entrust its vigilance wing with the investigation into alleged irregularities in examinations conducted for various posts in the State Planning Board, following sharp criticism from Commission members over the manner in which the probe was handled.The decision was taken at the PSC board meeting on Monday…
Thiruvananthapuram: In a major setback to the Kerala Public Service Commission (PSC), the State Information Commission has directed PSC to release examination records related to the controversial recruitment to the posts in the State Planning Board.The commission ordered PSC to provide all requested documents to applicants within seven days. The records to be released include…
The newly created positions include 60 pharmacist grade II posts, 47 nursing officer posts, 33 lab technician grade II posts and 12 medical officer post Thiruvananthapuram: The state govt has sanctioned 152 new posts to strengthen the functioning of family health centres (FHCs), health minister K Muraleedharan said on Friday.The newly created positions include 60…
An advice memo for a government job is usually a moment of joy for aspirants. But it turned into a matter of disappointment for a Kerala man who received it at retirement age – 18 years after the rank list from which he was selected had expired. Abdul Majeed, a native of Kalikavu in Malappuram…
Thiruvananthapuram: Home minister Ramesh Chennithala has intervened to facilitate appointment of 43 candidates included in sub-inspector (SI) rank list that is set to expire on June 9.Chennithala has directed additional chief secretary of home department to take urgent steps to ensure that eligible candidates are appointed before the rank list lapses. The move comes as…
