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Book's First Pageexaminations by various recruitment agencies. Government now proposes to introduce a common eligibility test to short-list the candidates for vacancies of Group ‘B’ Non-Gazetted and below through a computer based/online mode test for Tier-1 examination to be conducted by SSC. There will be common registration of candidates through National Career Service (NCS) portal. Final selection will be made through specialised Tier-11 examination to be conducted by individual recruitment agencies. (d) Self-Certification for Appointment From June, 2016, the recruiting agencies now issue provisional appointment letters based on the self certification of the candidates. The police verification is to be conducted within six months to confirm the appointment. The idea is to response trust on the citizen and minimise delays due to police verification. (e) Accelerated filling up of Divyaang Jan Vacancies Providing equal opportunity to Divyaang Jan, special recruitment drive launched in May, 2015 to fill up 15,694 vacancies of persons with disabilities in central government, of which 13,492 vacancies have already filled up. (f) Benefit of Reservation to ex-Servicemen Earlier ex-servicemen were provided one chance to join any civil employment. As per new instructions, they will get chance to join any of the choice post for which he/she had applied before joining the civil employment. (g) Citizen Centricity in Administration RTI online portal has been expanded to cover all public authorities registered with the CIC for ease of access to inform by citizens. All public authorities have been aligned. (h) Placement of Senior Appointment It has been ensured that appointments and placements to senior positions are based on merit and integrity. Multi-source feedback for empanelment for the posts of Joint Secretary and above has been introduced. The Banks Board Bureau was established for conducting the selection for appointment to board level position in public sector banks. In order to increase the catchment area and to utilise the skill sets of executives working in the private sector/state PSEs, executives from the private (sector/state PSEs have also been made eligible for appointment to board level positions in Central Public Sector Enterprises. (i) Anti Corruption Strategies Government of India has been following the policy of “zero tolerance towards corruption”. The overall objectives of “maximum governance minimum Government” can only be realized if government and its agencies work in an environment which is citizen centric, transparent and corruption free. In order to achieve these objectives both preventive and punitive actions have been taken. (j) Intensive Review for Premature Retirement With a view to weed out ineffective, inefficient and officers of doubtful integrity, intensive review of records of all government employees is carried out under Rule FR 56 J and other corresponding provisions. Measures have been taken to compulsorily retire officers of doubtful integrity against whom frequent complaints and cases have been lodged after thorough scrutiny of the service records.