The Latest Breaking News from IAS

The number of passengers travelling in State Road Transport Corporation (RTC) buses has jumped from an average of 84.1.5 lakh per day in the last six months to 1.05 crore after the Shakti Scheme, according to M.R. Sreenivasamurthy, retired IAS officer and Chairman of the one-man committee formed in 2021.

The State government has issued orders deputing senior IAS officers as district in-charge secretaries.

Emphasising the key role played by village clinics and PHCs in achieving the objectives of preventive healthcare, Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy has instructed the Medical and Health Department to implement the Family Doctor concept efficiently. At a review meeting the Medical and Health Department held at…

Revanth Reddy, through his advocate, replied to the legal notice sent by IAS officer Arvind Kumar regarding the ORR lease issue

T.N. government announces 12 panels for celebrating Karunanidhi’s birth centenary

As per reports, the complaint was lodged by Mr.Jha’s wife with the court in Korba seeking intervention and action against him.

A civic activist explained that as long as task forces or advisory groups are not institutionalised under the law, the members, however influential they may be, cannot bring about any change in Bengaluru

V. Vigneswari, a 2015 batch Kerala cadre IAS officer, took charge as Kottayam District Collector on Thursday. She succeeds P.K. Jayashree, who retired from service last week.

Former IAS officer Sasikanth Senthil, who headed the Congress’ election war room strategy in Karnataka, said that the ethnic conflict in Manipur is an example of adverse effects of the politics of religious polarisation.