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Change in counselling rules to ensure all panchayats in Karnataka get enough officers

Change in counselling rules to ensure all panchayats in Karnataka get enough officers
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The Karnataka government is revising its counselling process for the transfer and posting of Panchayat Development Officers to address staffing shortages in remote areas. The new policy will use Assembly constituencies as the unit for staff consolidation to ensure more equitable distribution.

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Administrative reforms in local governance are essential for ensuring consistent service delivery and reducing regional disparities in public administration.

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The government of Karnataka plans to use the counselling process for transfer and posting of Panchayat Development Officers (PDOs) to ensure that no panchayat suffers from vacancies.

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