Centre moved Supreme Court seeking permission for DoPT to allocate services without implementing March 11 Rohith Nathan judgment
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Civil Services foundation course on hold as candidates wait for word from Centre
The Centre has approached the Supreme Court seeking permission for the Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT) to allocate civil services without implementing the March 11 Rohith Nathan judgment. This has put the Civil Services foundation course on hold as candidates await clarity. The judgment likely pertains to reservation or allocation rules affecting service distribution. The delay impacts thousands of UPSC aspirants and reflects ongoing legal complexities in civil service recruitment.
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Civil Services foundation course put on hold as candidates await Centre's decision
Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT) is the nodal body for civil service allocation
Rohith Nathan judgment dated March 11 likely relates to reservation or service allocation rules
Delay affects thousands of UPSC-selected candidates awaiting foundation training at LBSNAA
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