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The Andhra Pradesh Public Service Commission came in to existence on 1st November, 1956 with the formation of the State of Andhra Pradesh. Before this, there was Andhra Public Service Commission in the Andhra State and Hyderabad Public Service Commission in the Hyderabad State. Andhra Service Commission came in to existence only in 1953 after the bifurcation of composite Madras State into Andhra and Madras States.
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The Government Examination and Recruitment Management System (GEMS) is an online portal to facilitate Recruitment process of various Departments Under Andaman & Nicobar Administration.
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Noida is being developed as Metro centre providing for quality urban environment, to attract economic activities and population to decongest Delhi. Set-up in 17 April 1976 under the UP Industrial Area Development Act 1976 , provided the basic enabling framework for developing an efficient and integrated modern city with high service and delivery standards. It provides for Planning, Developing, Regulating and Operations under a Single Authority - NOIDA.
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Greater Noida is being developed as Metro centre providing for quality urban environment, to attract economic activities and population to decongest Delhi. Set-up in January 1991 under the UP Industrial Area Development Act 1976, provided the basic enabling framework for developing an efficient and integrated modern city with high service and delivery standards. It provides for Planning, Developing, Regulating and Operations under a Single Authority - GNIDA.
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Intelligent Traffic Management System (ITMS), Goa for monitoring of Traffic Violations in the State.
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Actions for installing a Bronze Statue of Sree Narayana Guru at Thiruvananthapuram city in commemoration of the Centenary celebrations of Sree Narayana Guru's "Jathiyilla Vilambaram" is underway.
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The prime objective of the centre is to widen the cultural activities by bringing the indigenous cultures of the Zone close to the masses especially to the rural population and to the under privileged and make then understand, experience, learn and enjoy this cultural diversity of our country.
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The Indo- Sharjah Cultural Centre shall serve as a repository of knowledge on the shared history of the two nations while providing a modern, vibrant physical space for the appreciation of culture, history and heritage, encompassing language, art, cuisine, tradition, entertainment and societal realities of the Middle East.
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This proposal is intended to establish Renaissance Cultural Complexes in every district in order to provide an overview of our cultural characteristics and disseminate information about the States' cultural and renaissance history.
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The scheme seeks to promote awareness on the rich cultural heritage of Kerala and to strengthen cultural forms of Kerala. Under it, various projects are implemented towards developing a cultural map for the tangible and intangible heritage of Kerala, creating conservation awareness among the public and holding through 'Paithrukolsavams' and cultural exchange programmes in and outside the Country.