UPSC

The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) is a constitutional body in India responsible for conducting various examinations to recruit officers into various services of the Indian government. It was established in 1926.

UPSC

Functions of UPSC

The UPSC is a vital institution in India, responsible for selecting the best and brightest individuals to serve in various services of the government. Established in 1926, the commission has played a critical role in shaping the administrative system of the country.

Composition of the UPSC

The UPSC is headed by a chairman and consists of ten other members who are appointed by the President of India. The chairman and members of the commission are experts in various fields, including administration, education, law, and social welfare.

Removal of Chairman and Members

The members of the UPSC can be removed from their positions only on the grounds of misbehaviour or incapacity. The procedure for the removal of a member of the UPSC is laid down in Article 317 of the Constitution of India.