the ics exam in india was first held in 1890.
the ics exam in india was first held in 1890.
where was held the ics exam in india first time?
1890
during the occupation of india by the east india company, the civil services were divided into three — covenanted, uncovenanted and special civil services. the covenanted civil service, or the honourable east india company's civil service (heiccs), as it was called, largely consisted of british civil servants occupying the senior posts in the government. the uncovenanted civil service was solely introduced to facilitate the entry of indians into the lower rung of the administration. the special service consisted of specialised departments, such as the indian forest service, indian police and indian political service, whose ranks were drawn from either the covenanted civil services or the british indian army. the indian police ranked many british indian army officers among its members, although after 1893, an annual exam was used to select its officers. in 1858, the heiccs was replaced by the indian civil service (ics), which became the highest civil service in british-ruled india between 1858 and 1947. the last british appointments to the ics were made in 1942.
all india services act, 1951
a portion of western slavonia, encompassing an area approximately , was designated as the unpa western slavonia (or sector west) by the peace plan. although unlike other unpas, the rsk controlled only about one-third of the area—in the south, centred on the town of okučani—the rsk-held area included a section of the zagreb–belgrade motorway. sector west was divided into four areas of responsibility (aors). the western portion of the motorway section and its surroundings were assigned to a jordanian battalion of the unprofor (jordbat), and the area to the east (containing the rest of the motorway within the unpa and the town of okučani) was the aor of a nepalese battalion (nepbat). to the north of the jordbat and nepbat aors, a canadian battalion (canbat 1) aor was established. the northernmost portion of sector west became the aor of an argentine battalion (argbat). unlike the canadians, who had at their disposal 83 armoured personnel carriers, the jordanian and nepalese troops were equipped with small arms only. sector west was commanded by argentine brigadier general carlos maria zabala, and most of the staff work was assigned to the canadians. the unprofor established two storage depots for army of the rsk (arsk) heavy weapons, near pakrac and in stara gradiška, and the hv moved its heavy weapons away from sector west. although the storage facilities were guarded by the unprofor, the rsk was allowed access to maintain the weapons.
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