Public Service Commissions

In the Indian subcontinent, “Public Service Commission ” serves a major role in determining the public utilities. This study majorly deals with the effective exploration into providing a better picture of the “public service commission” of both the states and central governments. The main power that is acknowledged by both union and state “Public Service Commission” caters to advisory powers. Moreover, it is also noticed that they are also responsible for maintaining the values that are prescribed by the constitution of India. These agencies also seem to maintain the principles that are required to run several public administrations. Furthermore, in this study, the functionalities of the “Public Service Commission” are as well discussed with their set forth objectives and their necessity for being in existence. 

Main body 

Overview of “Public Service Commission”

This study effectively explored the notions that are associated with the respective agencies of both union and state, thereby, stating their objectives and functionalities. It needs to be noted that the “Public Service Commission ” was established under the “The Government of India Act ” in 1935. Moreover, in this study, the necessity for the establishment of these commissions is vividly discussed to get a better understanding of the entire aspect. In addition to these, we are made aware of the advisory functions that are maintained by the agencies towards the president of India and the governors of the respective states.

Union public service commission

“Union public service commission”, plays one of the most important parts in dealing with the notions of appointments for the services that fall under the “Union and All Indian Services”. It also serves the function of consulting the matters that are associated with the appointments, masters of discipline, transfer and as well as promotions. They also follow certain functions such as “framing and amendment” of the rules associated with recruitments for various posts and as well services of the government.

Public service commission

“Public service commission” refers to the agencies that assist in performing several functions of regulating the public utilities. These agencies also seem to perform effectively maintaining the values and as well principles that are mentioned in the constitution of India. They also seemed to evaluate several administrations and organizations.

Functions of the Public service commission

Several functions are noted concerning the “Public service commission”, that are as follows.

• Perform practices of personnel, of services associated with public,
• Measures in ensuring the effectiveness of the principles that are mentioned in the Indian constitutions,
• Promotes values prescribes and as well principles that are associated with administration of public
• Monitoring, investigating and evaluating organization.

Haryana public service commission    

“Haryana public service commission” refers to successively 8 members in total and a chairman, who are effectively appointed by the governor of the respective state. The members can be effectively removed by the suggestions of the state governors. The terms of the services associated with these members are fixed with stating the initiation of the dates of appointments.

What do you mean by joint “Public service commission”?

In the Indian subcontinent, “Joint Public service commission” refers to a major statutory body. This body does not come under the body of constitution as it was set up after the state of Haryana was created for the state of Punjab in the year 1966. At that moment of time, both the states of Punjab and Haryana had this joint “Public service commission”, for over a short period of time. The appointment is majorly conducted by the President for members and chairman.

Conclusion 

An in-depth study has been conducted in determining the notions of “Public Service Commission” and its functionalities. Furthermore, in this study, the focus has been given to the objectives that are followed by the agencies of both states and the centre in maintaining the principles. In addition to these, joint “Public Service Commission” are well discussed with examples that are found in the Indian subcontinent. Moreover, the “Public Service Commission ” of Haryana is discussed briefly in determining the principles and functionalities they maintain that are mentioned in the Indian constitution. Responsibilities are also explored that determine one of the most major concerns of the country is that of conducting examinations for recruitment in several government posts.