Kohima (08.11.2025):Nagaland witnessed a major breakthrough in its administrative standoff as the Joint Coordination Committee (JCC) announced the end of its Pen Down and Tools Down strike. The decision came shortly after the Nagaland Government assured that it would review the IAS induction process for Non-State Civil Service (Non-SCS) officers.
A government statement issued on November 6, signed by the Chief Secretary, confirmed that the State Cabinet had resolved to revisit earlier decisions on IAS induction. The Cabinet emphasized that the review aims to ensure transparency, meritocracy, and inclusivity by incorporating the perspectives of all relevant stakeholders.
Kohima (08.11.2025):Nagaland witnessed a major breakthrough in its administrative standoff as the Joint Coordination Committee (JCC) announced the end of its Pen Down and Tools Down strike. The decision came shortly after the Nagaland Government assured that it would review the IAS induction process for Non-State Civil Service (Non-SCS) officers.
A government statement issued on November 6, signed by the Chief Secretary, confirmed that the State Cabinet had resolved to revisit earlier decisions on IAS induction. The Cabinet emphasized that the review aims to ensure transparency, meritocracy, and inclusivity by incorporating the perspectives of all relevant stakeholders.