Civil service refers to the permanent branches of state administration that are non-combative in nature, excluding the military, judiciary, and elected officials. Civil servants play an important role in implementing government policies and performing both quasi-legislative and quasi-judicial functions. They also serve as advisors to the government and maintain public relations. More recently, the civil service has taken on a more positive nature by safeguarding the interests of the civil service through loyalty to the state and protecting the public interest. This replaces the previous concept of civil service neutrality.

1. Exam seat No. 87
Rayhan R. Shaikh
MEANING & FUNCTION

2. MEANING
CIVIL
SERVICE
Coined by East India
Company
Non-Combatant branches of administrative services of the state
Formally adopted in 1795
Civil Servants
Credit upon India

3. Permanent branches of state administration excluding militants,
judicial and elected politicians.
Government
Civil
Servants
Not static in nature
Static in nature
Civil Servant and Public Servant are not same.

4. BRITISH CIVIL
SERVICE
Administrative Technical Manipulative
Formation of polices
&
Executing
Performance
of
specific task
Executor
of
First two classes

5. FUNCTIONS
Implementation
Of
Government
policies
Quasi-
Legislative
&
Quasi-Judiciary
Advisor Public Relation

6. NEW TREND CIVIL SERVIES
Numeric
strength
Technical
&
Technologist
Increasing
power
Positive nature
Of
Civil Service
Civil Service
Neutrality
I am dealing with

7. Positive Nature of Civil Service
1. Preventive in Nature
2.Safeguarding interest of civil
service
1. Loyalty
2. Safeguarding publicinterest
Replaced

8. Civil Service Neutrality
Public Confidence
Minister Confidence
High Moral Staff

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