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The central services constitute those services: (a) Which works for the Central Government (b) There is state cadre personnel in central services. (c) Officers appointed by the centre in any state but they work for centre.

The central services constitute those services: (a) Which works for the Central Government (b) There is state cadre personnel in central services. (c) Officers appointed by the centre in any state but they work for centre. Correct Answer (a) and (c) only

The correct answer is (a) and (c) only.

Key Points

  • Central Civil Services:
    • The Central Civil Services (CCS) is part of the Civil Services of India and are concerned directly with the union non-political executive administration and is the permanent executive body of the Federal Government of India.
    • It works for the Central Government. Hence statement (a) is correct.
    • Most of the specialized fields in civil services in India belong to the central services.
    • The highest personnel cadre strength among CCS is with Central Secretariat Service and Indian Revenue Service (IT and C&CE).
    • Its officers appointed by the centre in any state but they work for the centre. Hence statement (c) is correct.
    • The Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions is the cadre controlling authority for the Central Secretariat Service, while the rest in CCS is controlled by respective Union Government ministries of India.
    • The Central Civil Services are classified into Group A and Group B, both of which are gazetted.
    • Further, the Cabinet of India approved merging eight rail services into a single Indian Railways Management Service as part of structural reform in the sector in 2019.

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