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Report Card of Ministry of Home Affairs for October, 2009
New Delhi: October 30, 2009
The Union Home Minister Shri P. Chidambaram presented the Report Card of the Ministry of Home Affairs for October, 2009 here today. Following is the text of the Minister's statement:
"The highlight of the month of October, 2009 was the Assembly elections held in the States of Arunachal Pradesh, Haryana and Maharashtra. They were by and large peaceful. 298 Coys of CPMFs/SAPs/Border Wing Home Guards were deployed for the elections. The sole incident that marred the peace occurred in Gadchiroli, Maharashtra, in which 17 personnel of the Maharashtra police were killed. The CPI (Maoist) was responsible for the attack on the police party.
2. On October 5, 2009, I delivered the sixth Nani Palkivala Memorial Lecture at Mumbai. In the course of that lecture, I appealed to the naxalites to abjure violence and pave the way for the State Governments concerned to talk to them on their demands and include them in the process of development and inclusive growth. I also appealed to the leaders of civil society to prevail upon the naxalites to abjure violence and take the road of democracy and dialogue.
3. I visited Jammu & Kashmir on October 13-14, 2009 primarily to attend the All India Editor's Conference. I also met the Governor and the Chief Minister. Following my visit, we have identified a number of issues on which follow up action is being taken by the Central Government and the Government of Jammu & Kashmir. We intend to follow up on the promise of "quiet talks, quiet diplomacy" with all shades of political opinion in Jammu & Kashmir.
4. A sum of Rs.30 crore was released to Jammu & Kashmir as advance for payment of one-time cash compensation in lieu of appointment in Government service to the next of kin of persons killed by militants. Sanction was issued for release of balance of Rs.5.3 lakh to J&K Academy of Art, Culture and Languages, Srinagar.
5. I visited Jharkhand on October 22, 2009. I reviewed the development and social welfare schemes of the Government. I was briefed on the security situation and the readiness of the State Government to hold elections to the Legislative Assembly. The requirement of police personnel for elections was also discussed. On my return, the Government recommended the dissolution of the Legislative Assembly of Jharkhand with effect from November 1, 2009. The President of India issued a
Presidential order to that effect on October 23, 2009. The Election Commission of India has since announced that elections will be held between November 25 and December 18, 2009.
Disaster Relief
6. On October 5, 2009, I accompanied the Chairperson, UPA, and the Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh and the Chief Minister of Karnataka, respectively, on an aerial survey of the flood affected areas of Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka. The Prime Minister also visited Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka. Following the Prime Minister's visit, the Government announced an advance of Rs.1000 crore each to the two States from the NCCF. Central teams have been despatched to the two States to make an assessment of the damage due to the floods and submit their reports.
Internal Security
7. We continue to remain vigilant against any terror threat or attack. In Jammu and Kashmir, led by the Army and the J&K police, the security forces have been able to neutralize a number of attempts of potential militants to infiltrate into India.
8. The most serious threats to internal security in October 2009 came from the CPI (Maoist). I have already referred to the incident in Gadchiroli. On October 6, 2009, the body of Francis Induwar, Inspector, Special Branch, Jharkhand police was found with his head severed in Khunti district, Jharkhand. On October 20, 2009, two policemen of the West Bengal police were killed and the OC of Sankrail PS was kidnapped by the CPI (Maoist). On October 25, 2009, there was a serious incident in the NMDC mines area in Dantewada, Chhattisgarh. Four members of a routine CISF patrol were killed and two injured in an IED explosion. These killings were mindless, savage and cold-blooded murders. On October 27, 2009, the CPI (Maoist) and their supporters in the PCPA held the Rajdhani Express with 1250 passengers hostage for nearly 5 hours. In the last two days alone, there have been violent incidents in West Bengal (CPI(M) and Trinamool Congress cadres shot dead); Jharkhand (2 school buildings blown up); Andhra Pradesh (Congress worker shot dead); and Chhattisgarh (1 SPO and 1 villager killed). All these incidents, in my view, point to the nature of the challenge of the naxalites. The violence must end. The State – the Central Government and the State Governments – have a duty to end the violence. It is with that objective that we have made a simple and straight forward appeal to the CPI (Maoist): "Halt the violence". These are three simple words, and I do not see why they should be subjected to tortuous interpretation and analysis. On behalf of the Central Government I wish to say once again that the CPI (Maoist) should halt the violence and the Central Government would persuade the State Governments to talk to the CPI (Maoist) on all matters including their concerns on land acquisition, forest rights, industrialization and development. I regret to say that the response so far has been disappointing.
9. Lt. General (Retd.) Vijay Madan has been appointed as Interlocutor to hold talks with the Gorkha Janmukti Morcha (GJM).
10. Following the decision of the DHD(J) to lay down arms and move its cadres into designated camps, the stage has been set to hold talks with the DHD(J) as well as some other groups which have evinced their interest to hold talks. It is proposed to hold talks with the DHD(J), UPDS and the NDFB (pro-talks). In consultation with the Government of Assam, Shri P C Haldar has been appointed as the interlocutor.
11. Union Home Secretary visited Guwahati on October 9, 2009 and chaired a meeting of State Home Secretaries and State Intelligence Chiefs of the North Eastern States. He also visited Kohima, Nagaland on October 13-14, 2009 and reviewed the law and order situation in Nagaland. During these visits, he also interacted with diverse sections of civil society.
CPMFs
12. Sanctions amounting to Rs. 188.41 crore were issued during the month for various infrastructure works of the CPMFs as follows:
CRPF - Rs. 94.79 crore
SSB - Rs. 49.76 crore
AR - Rs. 37.46 crore
ITBP - Rs. 6.40 crore
13. Sanctions amounting to Rs. 38.50 crore were issued during the month for acquisition of land for various establishments of the CPMFs as follows:
CRPF - Rs. 31.13 crore
ITBP - Rs. 3.97 crore
AR - Rs. 2.64 crore
BSF - Rs. 0.76 crore
14. CISF will be deployed for security at BHEL, Ranipet. 198 posts have been created for this purpose.
Border and Coastal Security
15. On the India-Bangladesh border, 20 kms of fencing and 30 kms of new roads were completed in the month of October 2009. Besides, 25 kms of fencing was replaced.
16. On the India-China border, 196 kms of roads are in various stages of construction. 46.63 kms of formation works and 4.77 kms of surfacing works were completed in the month of October.
17. Construction on the Naga - Jadhang road in Uttarakhand was started in October, 2009.
18. Under the Border Area Development Programme (BAPD), Annual Action Plans have been received from 15 States. The first instalment amounting to Rs. 310.57 crore was released to 12 States, viz., Bihar, Himachal Pradesh, J&K, Nagaland, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Punjab, Rajasthan, Tripura, Uttarakhand and West Bengal.
19. M/s. GSL Goa and M/s. GRSE, Kolkata were required to supply, by June 30, 2009, 24 boats for coastal patrolling and security. The supply was, however, completed in August, 2009. According to the schedule, they were required to supply 60 more boats during the period July 2009 to February 2010. As against this number, they supplied 14 boats in September and 4 boats in October, totaling 18 boats. It will be seen that there is slippage. We have conveyed our concerns to the two shipyards. They have informed us that 20 boats are ready for delivery. Taking into account the original allocation and the readiness of the States to take delivery of the boats, a revised allocation order has been issued today. Accordingly, the 20 boats have been re-allocated as follows:
| State | Revised allocation |
| Gujarat | 3 |
| Maharashtra | 6 |
| Goa | 1 |
| Karnataka | 1 |
| Kerala | 1 |
| Lakshadweep | 0 |
| Daman & Diu | 2 |
| Tamil Nadu | 1 |
| Andhra Pradesh | 1 |
| Orissa | 2 |
| West Bengal | 2 |
| Total | 20 |
States are being requested to take delivery immediately. Efforts are being made to impress upon the two shipyards to deliver the remaining boats before February 2010.
Immigration
20. On October 12, 2009, the Planning Commission gave in-principle approval for Rs.1,011 crore for the implementation of the Mission Mode Project on Immigration, Visa and Foreigners Registration & Tracking (IVFRT). The Project aims to develop a secure and integrated service delivery framework to enhance security and facilitate immigration, issue of visas and registration. The Project will be completed in September 2014 and would cover 169 Indian missions in foreign countries, 78 ICPs (Immigration Check Posts), 5 FRROs (Foreigners Regional Registration Offices) and all FROs (Foreigners Registration Offices) in the State/District Headquarters.
21. Computerization and networking of 42 Immigration Check Posts (ICPs) is progressing satisfactorily. The hardware has been delivered to 25 ICP sites and hardware and a local area network have been installed at 11 other ICPs. 139 e-Passport Reading Machines (e-PRMs) have been procured for installation at the Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata and Chennai Airport ICPs.
Police Modernisation
22. Under the Modernisation of Police Forces (MPF) Scheme, Rs.201.06 crore was released to the States in October 2009 against the total allocation of Rs.1187.50 crore for 2009-10.
23. The Centre-State MoU for the CCTNS project has been signed by 34 States/UTs. Only one State is yet to sign the MoU.
Other Policy initiatives
24. Shri Raghu Raman has been appointed as Chief Executive Officer to implement the NATGRID project. He was in the private sector and has agreed to accept this assignment until May 2011 when the project is expected to be fully implemented.
25. On October 22, 2009, the Cabinet approved the National Policy on Disaster Management. On the same day, the Cabinet also approved a proposal to strengthen Fire and Emergency services in the country under a Plan Scheme with an outlay of Rs 200 crore during the Eleventh Plan period.
26. Following on the proposal made at the Chief Ministers' Conference, we have approved a scheme for strengthening of special branches in the State with a total outlay of Rs 150 crore. The scheme will be implemented by the State Governments with technical and financial support from the IB.
Census 2011 and National Population Register (NPR)
27. Direct data collection for the National Population Register (NPR) is in progress in the coastal villages of Andhra Pradesh, Gujarat, Karnataka, Kerala, Maharashtra, Orissa, Tamil Nadu, West Bengal, Andaman & Nicobar Islands and Puducherry. The biographical details of more than 20 lakh residents and biometric details of more than 1 lakh residents have been recorded.
28. As regards Census 2011, field survey work for the preparation of geo-referenced enumeration blocks bas been completed in 1100 wards out of 2018 wards in 33 capital cities.
States and UTs
29. Rs 5.61 crore was sanctioned for the procurement of 337 new vehicles for the recently created 29 police stations and 9 sub-divisions of Delhi Police.
30. Rs 1.73 crore was released to Dadra & Nagar Haveli for FY 09-10 under the MPF Scheme.
31. The East Punjab Urban Rent Restriction (Amendment) Act, 2001 was extended to the Union Territory of Chandigarh by notification dated October 9, 2009.
32. The powers and functions of the Central Government under the Delhi Municipal Act, 1957, save a few powers, were delegated to the Government of the National Capital Territory of Delhi by order dated October 26, 2009. Thus, a long standing demand of GNCTD has been fulfilled. The delegation of powers is in accordance with the recommendations of several committees appointed in the past.
33. The Third Finance Commission for the Union Territories of Andaman & Nicobar Islands, Daman & Diu, Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Lakshadweep submitted its report today. The report will be processed and appropriate decisions taken.
34. Government has accepted the proposal of Government of Orissa to change the name of the State from "Orissa" to "Odisha" and the name of the language from "Oriya" to "Odia". A Bill in this regard would be introduced in Parliament.
The IPS cadre
35. On October 15, 2009, the one-man committee on "Recruitment Plan (2009-2020) for the Indian Police Service", headed by Shri Kamal Kumar, IPS (Retd.), submitted its report. The report confirms my conclusion that there was grave neglect in determining the number of candidates to be recruited to the IPS in the Civil Services Examination during the four-year period 1999-2002, and that, as against the number of 85, only 36 candidates were recruited each year, resulting in a shortfall of 49 candidates a year or a total shortfall of 196 candidates. The report has recommended that the annual recruitment between 2009-10 and 2019-20 be fixed at 130 and that a Limited Competitive Examination may also be conducted for 7 years to recruit an additional 448 candidates. I have to regretfully point out that the damage can be repaired only over a period of 11 years. I have directed that the report be processed expeditiously and placed before the competent authority for appropriate decisions.
36. A Mid-Career Training Programme (MCTP) for IPS Officers has been approved at an estimated cost of Rs. 68.53 crore. Under the Programme, beginning January 2010, SP, DIG and IG-level officers would be imparted specialized training at premier Indian and international academic/training institutions.
37. The following appointments were made:
Shri NK Tripathi, IPS (MP: 1974) : Special DG, CRPF
Shri PPS Sidhu, IPS (UP: 1975) : Special DG, BSF
Freedom Fighters
38. The Minister of State, Shri Ajay Maken, visited Hyderabad on October 22, 2009 and held discussions with the Screening Committee of Eminent Freedom Fighters. This Committee was re-constituted recently to scrutinize pension claims relating to the Hyderabad Liberation Movement".
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Ministry of Urban Development approves CPF Projects under JNNURM
New Delhi: October 30, 2009
The Central sanctioning and Monitoring Committee (CSMC) for sanctioning of projects under Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission (JNNURM) of Ministry of Urban Development in its 77th meeting has approved Community Participation Fund (CPF) proposals for two projects of Mysore, two projects of Bhopal and one project of Kolkatta, West Bengal. The details of the project are as under:-
Rs. In Lakhs
| S.No. | Mission City /State | Project Title / Name | Project Cost | Central share (ACA) | Installment 25% of Central Share) to be Released |
| 1. | Mysore, Karnataka | Construction of Anganwadi and Stree Shakti Bhavan in Verenagere | 10.00 | 9.50 | 9.50
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| 2. | Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh | Multi-Purpose Community Centre for elderly citizens | 9.82 | 9.00 | 9.00 |
| 3. | Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh | Creche for children of working women in Shahpura Colony | 9.82 | 9.00 | 9.00 |
| 4. | Kolkata, West Bengal | Resuscitation rejuvenation of Motijhil under South Dum Dum Municipality | 10,06,284 | 9.00 | 9.00 |
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CSMC approves 2nd & 3rd installments of ACA under JNNURM
New Delhi: October 30, 2009
The Central sanctioning and Monitoring Committee (CSMC) for sanctioning of projects under Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission (JNNURM) of Ministry of Urban Development in its 77th meeting under the chairmanship of the Secretary , Urban Development has approved 2nd & 3rd installments of Additional Central Assistance (ACA) in respect of 8 ongoing JNNURM projects in Mission cities.
The details of the project are as under:-
Rs. In Lakhs
| S.No. | Mission City /State | Project Title / Name | Project Cost | Central share (ACA) | Installment 25% of Central Share) to be Released |
| 1. | Kolkata, West Bengal | Municipal Solid Waste Management of 10 (Ten) Municipal Towns in Kolkata Metropolitan Area
| 5658.53 | 1980.00 | 495.12 (3rd Instt) |
| 2. | Greater Mumbai, Maharashtra | Middle Vaitarna Water supply of Mumbai IV | 132950.00 | 46532.50 | 11633.00 (3rd Insttl) |
| 3. | Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh | Water Supply Scheme for Allahabad (Part-I) | 8969.00 | 4484.50 | 1121.13 (3rd instt) |
| 4. | Chennai, Tamil Nadu | Comprehensive Water Supply Scheme of Avadi Municipality | 10384.00 | 3634.40 | 908.60 (2nd instt) |
| 5. | Chennai, Tamil Nadu | Comprehensive Sewerage Scheme of Avadi Municipality | 15805.41 | 5531.89 | 1382.97 (2nd instt) |
| 6. | Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh | Water Supply Works for Lucknow, Phase-1, (Part-1) | 38861.00 | 19430.50 | 4857.625 (3rd instt) |
| 7. | Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh | Sewerage works for Lucknow Sewerage District-1 | 23623.00 | 11811.50 | 2952.87 (3rd instt) |
| 8. | Indore, Madhya Pradesh | Indore Solid Waste Management | 4324.66 | 2162.33 | 540.58 (3rd instt) |
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Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances & Pensions
SSC declares written part result of Grade 'C' Stenographers' test
New Delhi: October 30, 2009
The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has declared the Main written part result of Grade 'C' Stenographers Examination held as part of the Combined Matric Level (Exam) 2008. 320 candidates are qualified for being called for Skill test in stenography. The schedule for holding the Skill Test in Stenography will be available on Commission's Website shortly. The Skill test for Grade 'C' Stenographers of the said recruitment will be held on Computer with option available to the candidates to take the Skill test(transcription) on manual typewriter. In this regard candidates have to give their option to the concerned Regional Offices of this Commission immediately. Option given by the candidates in this regard will be treated as final. This result is available on the Commission's website: http://ssc.nic.in
Staff Selection Commission had conducted the Combined Matric Level (Preliminary) Examination, 2008 on 30th March, 2008 for filling up the posts of (i) Grade 'C' Stenographers (ii) Grade 'D' Stenographers and (iii) Lower Division Clerks in various Central Government Ministries/Departments/Offices (other than in Central Secretariat Clerical Service Cadre). 643,435 candidates registered for the examination. The result of the preliminary examination of the said recruitment was declared on 06.08.2008 wherein 67,205 candidates were declared qualified for appearing in the Main examination of this recruitment. The Main examination of this recruitment was held on 27th and 28th September, 2008. In the Main written part result of Lower Division Clerks & Grade 'D' Stenographers of this recruitment which was declared in September 2009, wherein a total of 17,512 candidates were qualified for being called for Skill test in Typewriting/Stenography Test.
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Ministry of Petroleum & Natural Gas
Petroleum Minister visits IOC Depot fire site near Jaipur ; installation fire contained
Deora announces ex-gratia by IOC – Rs10 Lakhs each in case of death; Rs2 Lakh each for serious injuries and Rs 1 Lakh each for minor injuries
Assures no Shortage of Petroleum Products; Orders Inquiry by high level Experts' Committee
New Delhi: October 30, 2009
The Minister of Petroleum and Natural Gas Shri Murli Deora left Delhi early morning today to visit the site of fire at the IOC's Depot near Jaipur. Accompanied by Chairman IOC and the senior officers of the Ministry, he went straight to the site on arrival at Jaipur Airport. While inspecting the site he was informed that the fire has been contained to the installation area which is on fire and is expected to burn out the fuels slowly. In keeping with his directions yesterday night, IOC has rushed the firefighting teams from Delhi, Panipat and Mathura while ONGC has sent its team from Hazira.
The Minister also visited Sawai Man Singh Hospital and enquired about the condition of those injured. He complimented the State Government and the Chief Minister for providing adequate medical facilities and care to the injured and appreciated the maintenance of the Hospital.
Shri Deora announced an ex-gratia payment by IOC ranging from Rs10 lakh each in case of death, Rs 2 lakh each for those who are seriously injured and Rs one lakh each for those who have received minor injuries. This is in addition to the compensation that has been announced by the State Government. In the fire accident, three persons have lost their lives and five persons with serious injuries and forty persons with minor injuries are getting treatment in hospitals. Six employees of Indian Oil are missing.
Later Shri Deora held a meeting with the Chief Minister and assured him that there will be no shortage of petroleum products in the city or elsewhere due to this accident. This will be done by working additional shifts and also working on Sundays. HPCL has recently commissioned an petroleum product terminal at Bagru, near Jaipur on its Mudra-Delhi Product Pipeline. It will take care of the requirements of the products in the area along with other nearby oil Depots at Rewari etc.
He further announced setting up of high level Enquiry Committee headed by Shri M B Lal, former CMD, HPCL. It will have Executive Director, Oil Industry Safety Directorate as Member Secretary and two experts from oil industry as members. Shri Govind Sharma, Principal Secretary Mining and Petroleum, Govt. of Rajasthan will also be a member of the Enquiry Committee.
It may be recalled that Shri Deora has been constantly in touch with CM Rajasthan ever since reports of the fire accident came in yesterday night. He sent Shri D C Dagga, Director (Marketing), IOC to the site yesterday itself and asked Chairman IOC to personally monitor the fire fighting operations. Shri Deora also asked other oil companies like HPCL and ONGC, to gear up for any assistance in this regard.
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Eastern Bridge concludes successfully, IAF team returns to India
New Delhi: October 30, 2009
Exercise Eastern Bridge – the first joint air exercise between Indian Air Force (IAF) and Royal Air Force of Oman (RAFO) concluded on Thursday, successfully. The exercise was held from Oct 22-29, at RAFO's Thumrait airbase in Oman.
All six IAF Jaguars that participated in the exercise landed safely at Jamnagar on Thursday. In a rare first, six fighters refueled from a single IL-78 MKI mid-air refueller during their overseas flight. The IL-76 carrying the remaining team members arrived at Gorakhpur via Jamnagar close to midnight on Thursday. The Jaguars also returned to their parent airbase Gorakhpur, today.
Before conclusion of the exercise, Chief of Staff of the Sultan of Oman's Armed Forces, Lieutenant General Ahmed Harith Nasser visited the IAF delegation and interacted with the IAF team. His visit as the Head of the Sultan's armed forces outlines the great importance and honour Oman extended to the visiting Indian delegation. He expressed great satisfaction with the conduct of the exercise.
RAFO Thumrait Commander, Air Commodore Mattar Al Obaidani in his closing address at the exercise debrief, praised the professional conduct of the IAF contingent. "You have really set an example for our youngsters and have shown how disciplined and professional you are," he said.
"One of the objectives was to win friends, a friendship that was lost in a long time," he said, apprising that it was for the first time that RAFO had looked east for an exercise. So far the only exercises RAFO have been participating are with the GCC countries and west. He conveyed that RAFO was keenly looking forward to bringing aircraft their aircraft to India in near future.
IAF Team Leader Group Captain VV Dedgaonkar also thanked RAFO for all the facilitations on behalf of the Indian contingent. Referring to consolidation of IAF-RAFO ties, he said, "Bridges are not built by machines but by each one of us and will be only consolidated in the future."
Exercise Eastern Bridge was a platform for the airmen on both sides to show their professional mettle and learn from each other. Unlike IAF, seldom do RAFO pilots get an opportunity to change aircraft type once they begin to fly operationally. The exercise provided them the chance to assimilate some experience from their IAF counterparts who have flown both western and Russian aircraft.
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Result of Geologists' Examination 2008 announced
New Delhi: October 30, 2009
The UPSC has announced the result of the Geologists' Examination 2008 held in December 2008 and the interviews for Personality Test held in September 2009. The candidates have been recommended for appointment to the posts of:
| (i) Geologist (Junior) Group 'A' | Category-I |
| (ii) Junior Hydrogeologist (Scientist B) Groups 'A' & Assistant Hydrogeologist Group 'B' | Category-II |
The total number of candidates recommended for appointment in List-I is 215 (including candidates who have also qualified for Category-II), including 84 General Candidates, 33 candidates belonging to Scheduled Castes, 18 candidates belonging to Scheduled Tribes & 80 belonging to Other Backward Classes. Seven (07) posts were reserved for physically handicapped (Hearing Impaired) having functional Classification Partially Deaf (PD) candidates. No physically handicapped candidate of Hearing Impairment category appeared at the examination.
Result of one candidate is withheld due to pending clarification from Ministry of Mines regarding his educational eligibility for the Examination.
The total number of candidates recommended for appointment in List-II is 36 (including candidates who have also qualified for Category-I), including 15 General Candidates, 03 candidates belonging to Scheduled Castes, 04 candidates belonging to Scheduled Tribes & 14 belonging to Other Backward Classes. One post is reserved under PH Category for Asstt. Hydrogeologist Group B for Blindness or low vision candidates (Having Functional classification of partially Blind (PB). No candidate under PH category qualified written part of the examination. 02 vacancies reserved for OBC Category are left unfilled due to unavailability of eligible OBC candidates.
Appointment to the two categories will be made according to the number of vacancies available, which is as under:-
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| General | OBC | SC | ST | Total |
| Category-I | 109 | 55 | 29 | 16 | 209* |
| Category-II | 06 | 02 | 01 | 01 | 10# |
* Seven posts reserved for Physically Challenged (Hearing Impairment) having functional Classification Partially Deaf (PD)
# One vacancy reserved for Physically Challenged candidates belonging to the category of Blindness of Low Vision having Functional Classification Partially Blind (PB).
35 candidates have qualified for both the Categories i.e. Category-I & Category-II. Of these, 28 candidates bearing Roll Nos. 3079, 6415, 2274, 7548, 834, 5314, 5930, 3688, 027, 1618, 6132, 3725, 5484, 2284, 1978, 4039, 4675, 052, 6893, 2424, 2263, 176, 6092, 2279, 5928, 7868, 3733 & 1931 are to be adjusted against Category-I vacancies and 07 candidates bearing Roll Nos.2425, 5980, 7879, 2282, 2286, 1176 & 2406 are to be adjusted against Category-II vacancies on the basis of their preferences.
The candidature of the following candidates is provisional:
6415, 2284, 2265, 7367, 2910, 7068, 2279, 3709, 6401, 7879, 6619, 3733, 4818, 7884, 6254, 6405, 7263, 1931, 1144, 646, 6590, 3686, 1176, 2406, 2572, 6607, 2281, 1458, 6562, 7868, 4677, 5921, 6447, 2905, 4980, 2923, 4655, 7885, 5155, 1132, 6755, 6456, 6910 & 2891.
UPSC has a "Facilitation Counter" near Examination Hall in its campus. Candidates can obtain any information / clarification regarding their examinations / recruitment on the working days between 1000 hrs. to 1700 hrs. in person or over telephone Nos.011- 23385271 / 23381125. Result will also be available on the U.P.S.C. web site i.e., http/www.upsc.gov.in. However, marks on the web site will be available in due course for a period of thirty days.
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List of successful candidates in order of merit follows……….
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