Thanks, @journoashwini, for highlighting the legitimate and long-pending demands of CSS officers.
The CSS Forum demands the immediate Cadre Review of the Central Secretariat Service (CSS) and timely promotion of stagnating officers.
Eight years of delay in the Cadre Review and prolonged stagnation in promotions cannot be justified any longer.
@PMOIndia@DrJitendraSingh@DoPTGoI
@CSSforum_@DoPTGoI The Central Secretariat is the heart of the Government—where the Prime Minister, Ministers and Ministries function. Yet, the very officers who keep this machinery running have been waiting for their own Cadre Review for over 8 years.
“चिराग तले अंधेरा” l
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@CSSforum_@DoPTGoI केंद्र सरकार की रीढ़ कही जाने वाली केंद्रीय सचिवालय सेवा 'सीएसएस' कैडर रिव्यू की फाइल लंबे समय से अटकी है। 'सीएसएस फोरम' ने कहा, 1431 दिन से कैडर रिपोर्ट लंबित है। इस बाबत फोरम, कई बार डीओपीटी मंत्री और सचिव से मिलकर कैडर रिव्यू प्रक्रिया में तेजी लाने का आग्रह कर चुकी है।
@CSSforum_@narendramodi@PMOIndia
Thanks for appreciation 🙏🙏
Sir, The average approval time for other cadres is 306 days and for CSS cadre, it is pending for more than 7 years.
It is also clarified that regular petrol and diesel prices— the fuel that India runs on — are unchanged i.e. at Rs 94.77/litre and Rs 87.67/litre in Delhi. With global petroleum prices up by upto 100% in the last 1 month, PSU OMCs are incurring under-recoveries of Rs 24.40/litre on petrol and Rs 104.99/litre on diesel at RSP level as on 01.04.2026. These decisions are in line with Hon’ble PM @narendramodi Ji’s commitment to protect the Indian citizens from soaring international prices.
The recent Rs 2/litre revision applies only to premium petrol variants — XP95, Power95, Speed — high-octane performance products, whose prices are revised on fortnightly basis and whose sales by volume are 2% and 5% of total volume. They are purchased by motorists, at a premium, by choice.
Every pump in India continues to offer regular petrol and diesel at unchanged prices, even as prices in countries all over the world have risen by 30-50%.
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