The persons who felt they are ordinary persons by complexity, used to say, “The young MBA thinks he alone knows; what is my experience; I am not respected and that NO-NOTHING IS”. It is a complex. Many have it. A diploma speaks against the Degree; an SSLC speaks against the graduate; a clerk speaks against the officers; so, the complexity which was named differently, by SIGMUND FRAUD; COMPLEXITY IS PREVALENT IN THE EARTH. MOTHER-IN-LAW AND DAUGHTER IN LAW COMPLEXITY DO EXIST. Here I don’t know what Mr Vijayakumar IAS said on TV. Out of Modesty and simplicity certain words are spoken; but the truth is a reality. Unblemished truth. All are only positions. But the added alphabets revealed something else, more than the complexity can think. An Engineering degree is only a position and what is the use of lamenting over wiring etc not as a lay man, but with the stamp of an Engineer? A judge is a position; RBI governor is a position; Governor is apposition; but the qualities behind holding such positions, are distinguishable from others even after coming out and until death; for some even after the death, it continues; mortality is for many; immortality is for a few; power if misused is not a power; power useful as a well water to others for the drinking, is out of such stamps. Let the complexity be driven away. And now what is IAS or selective services can be seen below:
Post-retirement: Officers can also be appointed to commissions or tribunals. Their services can also be availed off in other departments of the government. Many IAS officers are also sought-after by private companies for their talents. As you can see from the above, the salary and facilities of an IAS officer are indeed attractive. Powers of an IAS officer Even if the facilities given to an IAS officer can be matched by other professions, the power that an IAS officer gets and commands is unique. IAS officers usually have the charge of the administration of an entire district/state/department/ministry. This is a huge responsibility and a lot of people depend on them to function effectively and efficiently. They have the power to bring about positive changes in the lives of people. They can influence policies on social initiatives, education, health and economy. This power to serve the people and the country is unmatched. Only the Indian Administrative Service gives the opportunity to take a direct and active part in the progress of the country. The IAS officer salary and facilities combined with the power that he/she wields is quite overwhelming. It also presents an opportunity to serve the country by using one’s talents and abilities. An IAS officer receives a lifelong pension even after his retirement. About 10% is deducted from his salary. At the same time, the government also contributes 14% to this. A retired IAS officer also gets a job in other government departments. After retiring they are appointed to the posts like CAG, CEC, Governor, Lieutenant Governor, UPSC CIC in various commissions. Whereas, it completely depends on the retired officer whether he wants to be re-employed in any government department later or not? KR IRS 11122 On Tue, 1 Nov 2022 at 06:15, 'gopala krishnan' via iyer123 < [email protected]> wrote: > SIMPLICITY > > Yesterday evening while skipping through channels I watched Mr. K > Vijayakumar, former chief secretary of Kerala talking about his experiences > in SAFARI TV channel. He has retired 10 years back. He is son of film > director M Krishnan. > > He is a poet, and writer. He has written many cine songs. Earlier while I > was watching one of his talks in an interview, he said- IAS is a > position. Once retired all powers of that position is taken from me. Really > I liked his simplicity. > > Yesterday he was talking about his service as Government authority on > Travancore Devaswam board. In that context he was talking about the > provision of an emergency bridge towards Moonnar side in case of any > calamity occur at Sabarimalai. An order was placed for a temporary bridge > of 320 metres for the work with military, but what was received was a > bridge of 320 feet. Somehow the bridge was provided using it at a lower > position. I appreciated his frankness of telling. > > Another point he was telling about the leaving the donkeys at > Sabarimalai after the festival by the contractors from Tamilnadu. The > donkeys were brought from Tamilnadu and used to bring jaggery from > Pampa to temple. After festival the contractors did not take away the > donkeys from Sabarimalai. These donkeys could not survive more than 10-15 > days after the festival. Having no food most dead after a period/ attacked > by animals in the forest. The contractors if took back them to Tamilnadu, > no problem. So he abolished the system. Jaggery was brought by tractors. > I have seen in my pilgrimage trips to Sabarimalai, tractors arriving at > North nada with things. I did not know why the donkeys were abolished. He > added while talking about it, the unhappiness of Tamilnadu contractors > because they lost the contract income. *His point was cruelty to animals, > which he could somehow stop. * > > His frankness and simplicity and telling things factually make me his > admirer > > Gopalakrishnan dated 1-11-2022 > > -- > You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups > "iyer123" group. > To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an > email to [email protected]. > To view this discussion on the web visit > https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/iyer123/469933843.994164.1667263525586%40mail.yahoo.com > <https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/iyer123/469933843.994164.1667263525586%40mail.yahoo.com?utm_medium=email&utm_source=footer> > . > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Thatha_Patty" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/thatha_patty/CAL5XZop%2BrVmdBhBdsy8CT6rn4tDcktFeaeCPE-G0R5_neOziUg%40mail.gmail.com.
