Explain any five feature of the indian civil services
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(1) A three-tier service system, namely,
(a) All India Services
(b) Functional Central Services, and
(c) Provincial Services.
(2) Generalist services to function as a support structure for the nascent parliamentary institutions of self-government.
(3) Elitist public services to ensure merit, efficiency and above all loyalty of the senior civil servants to the Raj.
(4) Political neutrality of meritorious civil servants, working anonymously and independently for the colonial power in the midst of a nationalist freedom struggle.
(5) Unaccountability to the people of India, who were not their sovereign masters. Public welfare was a secondary function, development works were conspicuous by their absence and the professed objective was association of Indians rather than serving the teeming minions.
(a) All India Services
(b) Functional Central Services, and
(c) Provincial Services.
(2) Generalist services to function as a support structure for the nascent parliamentary institutions of self-government.
(3) Elitist public services to ensure merit, efficiency and above all loyalty of the senior civil servants to the Raj.
(4) Political neutrality of meritorious civil servants, working anonymously and independently for the colonial power in the midst of a nationalist freedom struggle.
(5) Unaccountability to the people of India, who were not their sovereign masters. Public welfare was a secondary function, development works were conspicuous by their absence and the professed objective was association of Indians rather than serving the teeming minions.
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