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By Rajesh Ahuja
| The Federal Verified
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Jharkhand protests: Symptom of deep rot in Public Service Commissions

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By Rajesh Ahuja
| The Federal Verified
When newly appointed members of a State Public Service Commission (SPSC) visited the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) to understand its operations, they expected a standard briefing on administrative procedures. Instead, the visit sparked an unexpected reality check. Following a senior UPSC official's presentation, a newly appointed member — who had recently served as an MLA — raised a well-intentioned but misguided question: “The area I come from is not very developed.
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IB to double strength in mega expansion drive; focus on stricter checks at borders

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By Rajesh Ahuja
| The Federal Verified
An unprecedented major expansion drive of the domestic intelligence agency, the Intelligence Bureau (IB) is in progress, and when it ends by next year, the agency’s strength is expected to double from the present count of around 25,000 personnel to a workforce of more than 50,000. A majority of the new recruits will go to the Bureau of Immigration (BoI), which is part of the IB, with an objective to strengthen deployment at the immigration checkpoints (ICPs) spread all across the country.
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