Rajya Sabha Secretariat Recruitment For The Post Of Secretariat Assistant In Delhi

Post Name : Security Assistant
No of Vacancy : 21 Posts
Pay Scale : Rs 9300-34800/-
Grade Pay : Rs4800/-

Post Name : Secretariat Assistant
No of Vacancy : 39 Posts
Pay Scale : Rs 5200-20200/-
Grade Pay : Rs2400/-

Educational Qualification :
For Security Assistant : Bachelor‟s degree in any discipline from a recognized university.



For Secretariat Assistant : Bachelor‟s degree in any discipline from a recognized university and possessing a minimum typing speed of 40 words per minute in English/Hindi/Urdu on computer
Age Limit : Minimum & Maximum age limit is 18 to 35 years
Age Relaxation : For SC/ST Candidates : 05 years For OBC Candidates : 03 years For PH Candidates : 10 years

Job Location : New Delhi
Selection Process : Selection will be made on Preliminary Examination, Written Examination, Skill Test and Interview etc

Application Fee : Candidates Have to Pay Rs300/- through Challan No fee for SC, ST, Person with Disability, Female and Ex-Serviceman candidate.



How to Apply : Interested candidates may online through the website http://wwwrajyasabhanicin form 2507.

2017 to 18082017 thereafter link will be disabled

This Hour has assumed high importance in legislatures because of Governments heavy involvement in matters affecting the day-to-day life of the citizens for which Ministers are collectively and severally answerable to the people.

Asking questions is a refined parliamentary device Questions are asked primarily to elicit information, to ensure accountability, and for exercising a kind of legislative control over executive actions

Answers to questions have to be precise and accurate The information given through the answers has a high presumption of authenticity and wrong or inaccurate answers can be construed as an attempt to mislead the House, leading to raising of questions of privilege If it is later found that the information supplied bona fide is inaccurate or incorrect, the Minister has to make a statement in the House correcting the previous answer in case it is a starred question or lay a statement on the Table of the House in the case it is an unstarred question

Where Ministers feel that they cannot supply complete and accurate information at the moment, they can and generally ask for time in respect of that portion of the question and assure the House to supply it as soon as it is available.

Such assurances are closely monitored by the Committee on Government Assurances

Bachelor‟s degree in any discipline from a recognized university and possessing a minimum typing speed of 40 words per minute in English/Hindi/Urdu on computer.

Rajya Sabha Secretariat is looking for Any Graduate profile candidates.

Interested candidates may online through the website
http://www.rajyasabha.nic.in form 25.07.2017 to 18.08.2017. thereafter
link will be disabled.

This Hour has assumed high importance in legislatures because of Governments heavy involvement in matters affecting the day-to-day life of the citizens for which Ministers are collectively and severally answerable to the people. Asking questions is a refined parliamentary device. Questions are asked primarily to elicit information, to ensure accountability, and for exercising a kind of legislative control over executive actions

Answers to questions have to be precise and accurate. The information given through the answers has a high presumption of authenticity and wrong or inaccurate answers can be construed as an attempt to mislead the House, leading to raising of questions of privilege. If it is later found that the information supplied bona fide is inaccurate or incorrect, the Minister has to make a statement in the House correcting the previous answer in case it is a starred question or lay a statement on the Table of the House in the case it is an unstarred question.

Where Ministers feel that they cannot supply complete and accurate information at the moment, they can and generally ask for time in respect of that portion of the question and assure the House to supply it as soon as it is available. Such assurances are closely monitored by the Committee on Government Assurances.