UPSC at 100: From ICS to CSE- A century of change and rising women’s participation- timeline here
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The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC), considered the backbone of India's bureaucracy, has completed 100 years of its formation. To commemorate this historic achievement, a grand "Centenary Celebration" is being held on October 1st at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi, where Prime Minister Narendra Modi will release a special commemorative coin, a postage stamp, and a special book.
UPSC turns 100: PM Modi to release commemorative coin, stamp on October 1
The UPSC will mark its centenary with a two-day programme at Bharat Mandapam, where Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address the gathering and release a commemorative coin, stamp and book. The event revisits the Commission's journey from a limited advisory body to a constitutional institution overseeing recruitment and service matters.
PM Modi will address the centenary celebrations of the UPSC today. Rahul Gandhi will be visiting Balaghat district in Madhya Pradesh on Thursday. Starting today, petrol and diesel will not be available in Delhi-NCR without a PUC.
PM Modi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will attend the centenary celebrations of UPSC at Bharat Mandapam on October 1. He will release a postage stamp, commemorative coin, and book at the event.
India's first Public Service Commission was established in 1926. UPSC will complete its centenary on October 1. The concluding ceremony of this centenary celebration will be held tomorrow at the 'Bharat Mantapa' in New Delhi, and Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address the program at 11 am. At this event, Prime Minister Modi will release a commemorative coin, a special postage stamp and a special book on the centenary of UPSC.
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