joan ea0 Serial Ni 4, STER .|5 oe NOTING AND DRAFTING, PRECIS WRITING Time Allowed } Three Hours Maximum Marks > 200 INSTRUCTIONS Please read cach of the following instructions carefully before attempting questions : There are THREE questions peinted bath in HINDI and in ENGLISH. All questions ave conipilsory. ‘Question nos. 2 and 3 have SEX parts each, out of which FOUR are to be attempted in each, The number of marks carried by a question/part is indicated against it, Answers must be written in the English or Hindi medium as authorized in the Admission certificate which must be stated clearly on ihe cover ofthe answer book tn the space provieed, No marks will be given for answers written in medium other than the authorized ane. Word limit in questions, wherever specified, should be adhered 10. Any page ot portion of the page left blank in the answer book must be clearly struck off: Note :— ‘The name of your office ar your name, roll number or address rust not be disclosed anywhere in the answers. Use XXNAN or YVYYY or 22222 ete: in case any of the above are required in answers. wary %: xq2e) er ea erence wa wea-aa Fed gos ae war eyPlease make a précis of the following passage in about one-third of its length :— 40 Globally it has been increasingly accepted that right to information is am important human tight. About 80 countries have so far enacted a statutory law to provide access to information to thei citizens. It is a big improvement over the situation when the first law on access to information was passed in Sweden in 1766 which made government records available to the public. For more than 100 years no other country adopted such a law, India. adopted a comprehensive law on right to information to its citizenry in 2005, which considered as one of the best transparency laws of the world, It imposes personal liability upon the Public Information Officer, who is a statutory authority under RTI Act, 2005 to provide the information asked for and also puts responsibility upon the public authorities to provide information suo moto, If a Public Information Officer fails to comply with the provisions of RTI Act, he can be imposed # penalty payable personally by him and not by his organization. This is a unique feature of personal liability of officers which is not available under other laws of the country. India inherited a system of governance from Britishers where accountability was not to the poople of the country: the bureaucracy was supposed to be loyal to the foreign government. ‘The post independence period of planned development presupposed a change in the profile of bureaucraey from ‘government servant! to public servant’. The new system of governance now demanded people’s participation in implementation of developmental plans and schemes: In new India, the biggest challenge has been to deliver basic services to improve human development at a remarkably fast speed with available resources. The Indian democtacy successfully managed many crises in its journey to growth and development, One of the challenges is the desire to-deliver to its people a clean, efficient and responsive administration which could be trasted by all sections of the society. An overweening tendency among the civil servants is to embrace secrecy which - often quite unnecessarily - engendered mistrust and cynicism, It has also been noted that one of the acknowledged and pronounced failures of the Indian State - and most developing states ~ has been its failure to deliver services t0 its people at the grass-roots level The Right to Information (RTI) Act of 2003 was born in the above backdrop. The Act brought into being something which was foreign to the Indian system of governance and especially to the petmanent bureaucracy, It made transparency the norm and secreey an exception. The objective of the law is very categorically stated ih the preamble of the Act of 2003 which desires to give a right to citizens to secure information to promote transparency and accountability in the working of every public authority, The Act accepts that the democracy in India requires informed ci mnty and transparency of information which are vital to its fanctioning and also to contain corruption and hold Governments and their instrumentalities accountable to the governed.1. 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It will not be wrong to construe that there is anced to strike a balance between information and sensitive information. ‘The RTI regime emerged essentially as a manifestation of the desire to move the democratic process progressively towards participatory democracy, while deepening democracy and making it more universally inclusive. Itcan however be observed that the failure of the delivery system of the State to provide fruits af economic development and benefits of social welfare programmes to common men and the need and desire of their participation in all levels of governatice have led to the demand for transparency in the functioning of the government and administration, It could not have been possible without supply of information from the government. The legitimacy about access to information comes from the basic jurisprudence of people’s right to know how they are governed, their aspirations to get good governance and the need to get full benefits of development and social justice Although thete is no-specific article in the Constitution of India which may specifically guarantee a right empowering citizens to seck information from the government or any other public authority, the judicial history of pronouncements of Supreme Court has clearly established this right to Indian citizens. Legal pundits rightly claim that the RTI Act is not the sole repository of the right to information. They find the source of right to information in the Constitution of India, The Constitution guarantees, under Article 19(1) (a), to every citizen the freedom of speech and expression. The freedom of speech and expression is a preferred fight even among the fundamental rights. Tis curiailment cannot be on any generalized public interest but only on grounds laid down by law with nexus to the specific cireumstances mentioned in Article 19(2) of the Constitution. In order to exercise the freedom of speech and expression effectively, one needs an informed public opinion, The right to. information thus flows out of freedom of speech and expression, The Right to Information Act is merely ‘an instrument that lays down the statutory procedure in the exercise of this right, ‘The people of this country have a right to know every public act, everything that is done in a public way, by their public functionaries. They are entitled to know the particulars of every public transaction in all its bearing. Fundamental rights ineluding access to information are such arrangement in the Indian legal system which provide effective democracy. The right to information opens the doors of knowledge (o the people - necessarily the ultimate custodian of power in any genuine democracy. It allows the public to see what government, at every level, is doing on behalf of its citizens, and with their money, Transparency is erucial to accountability. 4 +2005 % ata A ae sh wer ma @ PR aeaite came H Gea eT weeT Ae & ae vant, ifr cota dane) F eecae saat ate gee orf a aeflue scary wits aa tn fed & fete A et gee 8) waPeR acer sreel gateway vives cad gt at faterens feat A} dre arias eft wear area B) cate srenfer Framt sreefiin she waratat at sgrer 34 ate were et err wet fae ora at geet 8, oeeftin @ ee canta fara ar cre Ba ate steavta arard + syedere (ala faster) 2 arr aries Gara fh} snaeae 81 eee oe anf eon we sel etm fr aay ste afedseavit qa; & dla qe agar fart at snavawer 81 an Gat. sree ctaciias vikar a seret gear Aas a sire gt ot a, ate wre ft ate cera wt aor ee gE awl afin adearite aera sat ah, ue ufteafae % er Pogee ee art) ytq oe wer A or amar oR antl fer as set at ate ania spray SebRR] ana AY stern eae aw gard A cee Be wera (feed) atx st Reta ae et Sah ech A saat fend wh savas site reer Facet att wT verti 3 ureitten atm ter ee a 1 gome ant art at quar & ae ae dee ado) ci) Sarr ar ae, fe & fie ware onfte @ F qhrarh fatter, aie HTT It STH sinters site fare ste ares me A yuh area wl gee HET St ane 8, aren we sas ea ow faleeeqa wet we) By waft are aRers Yate flake pede ae 2 ot acre A ar et ard ater 8 ae viet & fe, aitet pl area wart wh aftere St mdZt vara wt, cet ate are Prefab mmo eters A weet Ro amitet at ae afore eenin ae fea 2) fitter we dv A set @ PR areca. sletran dt gear & after wr aaa Here wel 2) 3 EF Me aT Te uF Wes A Gea Si wer ea=9e 191) () aos vats ame Sl ary she athena wh cada at med) 2a 21 ara ate aus Wear ae seer A tue ae ae t1 cea eT Ae ames aor feo a ada ara 0, ser ge dan aur # aqede 19(2) 8 uitafea flere ftfeaiaat Hoa wee 21 a she sires at eater oy ot sort fy ae avy ae ay Srna edt Bi ee RRC TAT wT aeerre mt felt arm, atte afheatta care Fete &1 qr wr sfeare at Sar oe ter cee Bot ae sft at a A Rg att erdiai oa ee ten 81 se Ser a oe at arteiten steenite arc fee we wees artatre eri fi, adatre ey @ faq am vete ant ft, Graal mt afer Bi at vere whe Grea ay, gee ah aft aise, at aT eR OTE) Ge ae wee afta AE sere Het file da a oh eee, Fo ot vert deta we are Fi qe sr eee setereToT, Sl arehie sheta Howie a ator cae Set HF fee ay He cers Great Get By ue ware at acgeia tar @ A ae Ga Ph rene oes IK ae, AMEtST Ft ate A ate sae ot ate wr we eet By creel oraraeet B fare. Prmfaer ett 2) B +2. Attempt any four questions of the following :— 25x4=100 (a), Following is 4 case regarding scholarship to Ph.D. students of an autonomous statutory university under Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD), Following facts information are available on the basis of existing records of correspondence between MRD and the Universities: \é 26:11.2010 | An autonomous statutory university recommended revised list al 10 names for award of scholarship to Ph.D. students of 2009-10, (ii) }22.01.2011 | ‘The university recommended names of 10 students for scholarship to students of Ph.D, for the year 2009-10 to Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD). (iii)}06.04.2011 | The same university forwarded 10 names to Deputy Secretary (Scholarship), MHRD on 06.04.2011 in continuation of an earlier Ictter (date not mentioned) for seholarship for the year 2009-10. Gv)/21-04.2011 | The ‘same university vide letter dated 21.04.2011 sent a list of 10 names for award of scholarship to Ph.D. students of 2010-11. (v) |22.04.2011 | Deputy Secretary (Scholarship) asked the university to indicate total number of students enrolled to Ph.D. for 2009-10; informing the university that, as per the guidelines, (i) only 25% of the students enrolled for Ph.D. can be considered for the said fellowship, accerding to merit, and (ii) 50% fellowship will be earmarked for reserved categories. (¥i)}21.05.201] | The university wrote to Deputy Secretary (Scholarship) reiterating to accept the decision of the university in respect of scholarship for M.Phil. 2009-10 and 2010-11. (vii}21.06.2011 | The university again requested Deputy Secretary (Scholarship) | to accept the decision of the university for award of scholarship fo students for 2009-10 and 2010-11 and assured that in future prescribed limit as per above mentioned guidelines: will be followed, +m2. Prefafar ¥ feat are wet & sae Am 25*4=100 GF) Te arr ates Rare area (MHRD)* aw oe cree ert Paizo aust ort st oragitt Bo dds Fue fy An way 8) MHRD ate Paveftenedt re vara & faery feet # gree ye Presets dervarmartt awed B. i 26.11.2010 Uh SENT erat fraiwes 7 2009-10 % toad eral # wrrahtr aA H fee Loar st ey aati qe st fret wear @1 (ii). 22.01.2011 faeaary arta dares Penre Heras # 2009-10 a fare dhreey @ eel # wraghtt @ fe 10 aT wt foster aa 21 (i) 06.04.2011 mat Prvaiterey, er yd va (arte a1 seta al) S ath ® oe % 06.04.2011 9 MHRD Hara # saafee (oragit) wm af 2009-10 % fam wrrgis & fey 10 ey wifes aca fy tiv) 21.04.2011 oth Pestana 1 Fea 214.2011 F a wer 2010-11 # read) erat at eraghr 23 & fam tort at Ge gt ae (y) 22.04.2011 gaifaq (strait) + 2009-10 & fag viet # apf ert 3 TST FET ee ae aat faeaiaeree ot ghee Por Re antec rani * ynlae (i) diet F fee air wal HA Far 2596 wet ara F mere ae eragitt 4 fam feerita fie a7 aa & six Gi) 50 wetargite aiefeer aa? # fee Fae Bi (vi) 21.05.2011 favafrante + sa (eragitt) = 2009-10 ste 2010-11 # fe wr fia # fag erayftt # art 9 favafaereay # Pref sp ete et ye we fear] A (ii 21.06.2011 farsa 3 fet ® orate (wrgiti) F eqde fer 2009-10 sx 2010-2011 4 faq ert w) eragit 2 & fry a eer ee a he Rear Ronn fe ufoer Y autre anfeelf facial ® osegere Poles der wm gaa firm or 7 +(viii) 06.07.2011 Deputy Secretary (Scholarship) wrote to university on 06.07.2011 that department recommended 20 students for scholdrship out of 50 students enrolled in Ph.D. for 2009-10 and 2010-11. As per rules, only 12 students (six students cach year) should have been recommended for the said fellowship. University was requested to do the needful aecordingly. (ix) 24.11.2011 The university vide letter dated 24.11.2011 sent six names of students for 2009-10, six students for 2010-11 scholarship. The university also sent Ph.D. scholarship forms in respect of the candidates of Batch 2010-11 and 2009-10 to the Deputy Secretary (Scholarship). (x) [07.03.2012 Section Officer (Scholarship) informed the university vide lenter dated 07.03.2012 the discrepancy that 2009-10 batch is not eligible for this fellowship. (xi) [22.03.2012 ‘The university wiote a letter dated 22.3.2012 to Deputy Secretary (Scholarship) stating that it was understood that students of 2009-10 batch were being denied scholarship on the ground that their recommendation from the university had reached late. IL was confirmed by the university that recommendation for this batch was sent twice in time. It was further stated that correspondence was going on for the batch of 2009-10 since 2010. (xin) 24.05.2012 Deputy Sevretary (Scholarship) conveyed the approval to the University for grant of scholarship to six Ph.D. students of 2010-11 vide letter dated 24.05.2012, xiii) | 06.06.2012 Deputy Secretary (Scholarship) vide letter dated 06.06.2012 informed the university that the eases of Ph.D. students for 2009-10 for scholarship cannot be considered at this “Late stage”. ‘The Ph.D- students of the 2009-10 hatch of the same university filed a petition through proper channel, to the Minister in-charge of Ministry of Human Resource Development about ihe unlawful denial of Ph.D, scholarship to them for which the students were not at fault. They requested the minister to look into the matter personally and pass appropriate order to grant Ph.D. scholarship to the students of the batch of 2009-10. 8 +(viii) 06.07.2011 srafaa (orrghtt) 7 06.07.2011 #1 ecitaea a} Pret fe Fra + 2009-10 att 2010-11 % fa doadt F amie 50 erat FF 200 a Rrafer A dh) Pee aqare Saar 12 ort (afl ad oorr) eragit 3 fae Rates at art} mite dh) frais @ ore erfag ae om ogden wot | (ix) 24.11.2011 Prvafterss 3 a 24.11.2011 % va * ae 2009-108 Ry 6 ant He 2010-11 F fy 6 amt at agin # fe yai At faeRura 4 soafea (araaia) a) fe 2010-11 aie 2009-10 Taieara % fq Mews wragitt arf A ae (x) 07.03.2012, sam sfterdh (erage) Aa 07.03.2012 % 9a % ater Passfinnaa ar fea Fear aif 2009-1097 ta Prerieftte witer afte fen afte Pater fear cere squad # fem ofa an ofenfad ee “ge road dre acer 2 fe Fee gaan sate (fines) A vies dare, and of) Aarae ted Bowles we RS et syeeaeT ah gohetey ore wet am fee Fee Rear ors dhargah. Bo arat ot etthang sh. Yn Est op aA ara mt fea Pra Ree dae A ouerer af chy) anmea Sarat ais dit waga Sa 4 oat 4 anfae fray Ph ate were ener eae ste a hard dt) suena, waft, Pe tor 2 fe Rate wh oueewer st Aer wet & fre dgah othe onda ote of art erie) Re ment Hate eae aha oe 8 di @ Beh steer aro ad a aft afer’ wdeq sara Fo aan afta 8a F a see arene Fare wr Ghar wire a sea canes & Pita at uteri a & Ro ua @ efter adie SF ary wp Frere fer stiferey 43 +(c) Ministry of Law, Gol has taken the decision with the approval of President of India to appoint Shri XYZ, presently serving as Secretary, Department of Corporate Atfirs as Election Commissioner of India inthe vacancy of the Bleetion Commission caused due to appointment of Shr ABC as Chief Election Commissioner. The appointment of Shri XYZ as Election Commissioner will be for a period of Five years or till he achieves the age of 65 years, whichever is earlier, and will commence from the date of his Joining the office of Election Commission of India, Draft a Notification for publication in the Gazette of India, part I, section 2. (f) Ministry of Information and Broadeasting has decided to appoint Shri GM, a retired Director of Ministry of Finance (Department of Expenditure) as consultant to advise tho Ministry for further delegation of financial powers under Delegation of Financial Power Rules (DFPR) to all heads of departments in the Ministry, attached and subordinate offices, statutory organizations and corporations, It has been decided that hie will be paid monthly honorarium equivalent to his last pay drawn minus pension as per tules. ‘He has been asked to submit his recommendations in three months from the date of his joining. Ministry of Information & Broadcasting agreed to provide secretarial assistance during Shri GM's appointment ag Consultant. If he travels out of head quarter on any official assignment, ke will be paid TA/DA at Government approved rates. Prepare an Order of appointment of Shri GM as Consultant, 3. Attempt any four of the following :— 15%4=60 (a) A reference has been made to Department of Personnel & Training, Govt. of India, enquiring whether consultation with Central Vigilance Commission (CV) in disctplinary: proceedings initiated as-a consequence of conviction in a court of law of a Government servant in a corruption case is essential of not. It bas already been decided vide Govt. of India resolution No; 24/7/64 dated 11,02,1964 that consultation with Central Vigilance Commission (CVC) is required before disciplinary authority (DA) im ses a penalty in a disdiplinary ease involving vigilanee angle whether a disciplinary proceedings is initiated under rules 14 or 19 of the Central Civil Services (Classification, Control and Appeal, CCA) Rules 1965, ‘The Department of Personnel and Training (DOP&'T) decided to re-circulate the decision to all disciplinary authorities under alll ministriesidepartments so that the existing instructions on the subject are followed. Draft an Office Memorandum from Deputy Secretary, DOP&T in charge of Administration & Vigilance Division (AVD), to convey this decision, 4 +() “ae saa, sic ae A, eR wea FR oer a, of) NvZa a ad Roteaite ord fant 3 afer ate we tare &, Prefer sib ef ABC a ge Pafas ame Prom fq art 8 gg Re A area om Prstwa ome Prot ee} oa Profa far 8 | 9 xyz ah Prater ampere @ dhe Prats she ere st aay a ont 65 a ah ong oe aged, A seR a, ce enh athe agi ane F Rafer ager Bove 1 wrlere wer a andl 8 ren Bo tee ce, wT, aur. A we % fae we often ar meter Gare ae (S) ger oie waren waters *, vara, # Rani, eee Site andiereet aratendl, amr area afk Posit S wh suri) at ame 8a fee coisa & Ae oe AT GM, ae sree (ao Rem) ays Pew a Pager wt ap Robe fer 31 ae Proe feer aar 2 sm Praarger, wee afer tot 8 8 ter germ atl aly S acer oie Se Le Te 8 eteatan Sates sete te at fant) veg ae 2 vorafcier ey 9 st GM at Praise @ dere, geen atte yarn israg 9 saat Rane asrag ert meat er fear Ri eee Reh werd wnyterr Gaeake) oe eae Fane aay eed Ba SR eee eter sophie ea ae am er/Bhe sar Rar sven vesiag & sy, af GM at Par mw ait Aa Hae 3. Beata 2 8 fet ae an one Ae .— 1Sx4=60 Ge) afte ce often Peer, orca ater, @ owes @ fe fer gar @ fe za seer Heat A aieard) wiferd at ranma ere aaah # ofterrenen sree ot od aerate sitar A iete qaqa arity (tatdt) germeh Sar arseee & azar at ae noc oh frvfy fear ay gan 3 fe aaa sy wet sepa Me HT es aralita aa apf Fhe waver andy (aa, & somf wa meme &, wR soyrraticn aréarg Rapin fate Say fallen, Praam she sche) Presid 1965 % Pre 14% ada ar Frm 19% ade Sf ert & Gig ame aca dined der 24/7/64 aT, 11.02.1964) sats: site often Rem tsihS).) 2 eh wore Pani & adie sepia miteattdt at ue Prefy fine & ofemer eet mr Profy fRear aie aH fee te fer syed a anert fear we ante ger afte fem (G21) & weer sie aeaiy war (eAlaA.) F ware ayefie, at aie & arf WT wT Refer Sure safer |(b) Smt, PQ, resident of Central Government Colony, Chandigarh lodged a complaint to Central [information Commission (CIC), under section 18(1) of RTT Act 2005 which reads as following “Subject to the provision of this Act, it shall be the duty of Central Information Commission or State Information Commission, as the ease may be, to receive and inquire into a coniplaint from any person.” fn her complaint she alleged that the Public Information Officer (PIO) and first Appellant Authority (AA) of All India Radio have not provided her the information which she desired to know under RTI Act. The PIO of the concerned public authority hhas taken the view that the information sought by Smt. PQ is very voluminous. The CIC issued order that PIO may provide the opportunity to the complainant to inspect the filesdocuments/records containing the required information. Draft a letter from Public Information Officer to Smt, PQ to implement the order of CIC. fe) Shri A’, UDC was transferred from R & D section of Council of Scientific Industrial Research (CSIR) to the Budget seetion of the same organization at the same station on 01.01.2008 with immediate effect: He did not join the new place of posting for next 15 days. He, however, reported for duties in his old section on 16.01,2008 and informed his Section Officer that he was unwell, He did not submit any Medical Certificate of illness of fithiess, Section Officer advised him to join his new place of posting. Shri “A, UDC joined Budget section of CSIR. 0n17.01.2008 and then did not attend office from 18.01,2008 to 25.01.2008 without any intimation. He was issued show cause notice to explain his unauthorized absence. In his reply he requested for regularization of his absence by sanctioning appropriate leave. The disciplinary authority decided to initiate disciplinary proceedings against Shri ‘A’, UDC for violation of Rule 3 of CCS (Conduct) Rules 1964 under Rule 14 of CCS (CCA) Rule 1965. Please prepare a ‘Charge Sheet against Shri ‘A’, UDC.(a) Sate aeere aretty sine at Pranft stuf chaz, 4 srediare. afer 2005 a + (iy aT 181) e ay dete gear onaty (dares) at om frame geet Garct Sore ea ve A ardare vem ah wee Hy AY A, gee Anh fates, A hear, are & age TT F 17.01.2008) sehre dere ste gah are 18.01.2008 4 25.01.2008 aH Prat frei qear # ae wrtes A sufeod el gen saat sme pe saute @ ene eet F fq sew aren aca Hew’ wre Gra mr) eat sere a, ame eeet A Hoh Bara gat seh aqeitalh & Prafctioreer ar apie Re | arpratrs mired = afta fabs tar (arate) Promrat 1965 & Pram 14 ae act dudteg. (aac) Pract (964% Pan 34 sets # fie A At Aes pmaie aréad ye ea om Prfz f) al A, vee Son fet, free we ary va dare aay(d) te) The government has been receiving representations from public, NGOs, legislatures ete, expressing their concern about increasing number of sexual: harassment cases at work places, home and other public places. The newspaper reports Suggest that the number of offenses against women is ularming, The government cxamined these tepresentations and noted that many existing laws have been recently amended to make them more stringent. The law enforcing agencies have been given more powers to deal with such cases. Separately actions have also been initiated to educate people to respect women, However, the government has decided to set up a three man Commission 10 go deep into the issue and suggest further measures required to be taken-to improve the condition of Women in work places, home and other public places. {t was decided that the Commission will be headed by a retired Judge of Supreme Court and will include two other members consisting of a retired senior police officer and a representative of NGOs associated with women welfare. The Commission will be asked to submit its report within six months after consulting stake holders. Prepate a press communigué/note which will be signed by Joim Secretary of Ministry of Women Welfare, Gol. The Press communigué/note should be published in newspapers by 31.12.2014. A Member of Parliament has written a letier to Secretary, Department of Higher Education, MHRD stating that many new Central Universities have been revently set up by the Central Government, The Member of Parliament in his letter recommended names of three persons from his constituency who are well qualified and competent for appointment to the available teaching posts in their respective subjects in any one of these newly set up Central Universities. Drafl-a suitable reply from Secretary, Department of Higher Education to the Member of Parliament A Cyclone has recently hit the Eastern Coastal line of states in Seuth India particularly ‘Odisha, Andhra Pradesh and Union Territory of Andaman and Nicobar Islands, A “Calling Attention” notice has been admitted in the Rajya Sabha on the subject “Damage of life, property and crop caused by the Cyclone and relief measures taken by the Government’. 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