Question 3: The ICS and the ________
(Service) were in the 'transferred field', that is, the authority
for the control of these services and for making appointments were
transferred from the Secretary of State to the provincial
governments.
Question 4: By ________, the system of administration in
India came gradually to consist of seven All India Services and
five Central Departments, all under the control of the Secretary of
State, and three Central Departments under joint Provincial and
Imperial control.
Question 5: In ________, the Islington
Commission was appointed but its report could be published only
in 1917, when the recommendations
contained in it became outdated due to the First World War and the August Declaration
of 1917.
Question 6: It seems relevant to mention that the All India and
class I central services were designated as Central Superior
Services as early as ________ in the
Lee Commission's report.
Question 8: The higher employees who
entered into ________ with the Company came to be known
as "covenanted" servants, whereas those not signing such agreements
came to be known as "uncovenanted".
Question 9: After the partition of India, the parts of the
civil service were renamed Civil Service of Pakistan (CSP) in ________ while the Indian
section retained the name Indian Civil Service.
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