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Under the new rules, no govt servant who has worked in intelligence or security can publish anything related to these organisations after retirement without permission

Retired intel and security officials barred from publishing info in national interest: Government - The government clarified that the above rules were designed to remove any confusion regarding existing restrictions and safeguard national interests.

Centre amends pension rules, bars security officials from publishing info after retirement   Centre amends pension rules, bars security officials from publishing info after retirement   The Department of Personnel and Training notified the Central Civil Services (Pension) Amendment Rules, 2020, on Monday. Pension could be withheld or withdrawn for failure to comply with the rules. advertisement (Photo for Representation) The Centre has amended the pension rules for civil servants, prohibiti...

India has amended rules barring its officers, who work or had worked in intelligence and security-related organisations, from publishing sensitive information by adding new clauses, including conditions that they cannot share any material on "domain of the organisation" and its personnel without clearance from the competent authority. The retired officials will have to sign an

India News: NEW DELHI: The Centre has amended its rules barring officers who had worked in intelligence and security related organisations from publishing sensiti.

Centre Amends Rules Barring Retired Officials From Publishing Sensitive Info Centre Amends Rules Barring Retired Officials From Publishing Sensitive Info Twenty-five organisations, including the Intelligence Bureau (IB), Research and Analysis Wing (RAW), the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) as well as the Special Protection Group (SPG) and the Border Security Force (BSF), are covered under the rules. Centre Amends Rules Barring Retired Officials From Publishing Sensitive Info New Delhi...

Right to citizenship denied due to gender 01 Jun 2021 / 09:28 H. -Pix for illustration purposes. THE Federal Court in a narrow majority (4-3) verdict denied citizenship rights on May 28 to a 10-year-old child born to a Malaysian father. Family Frontiers is deeply concerned with the child’s well-being and the harrowing challenges ahead of him as a non-citizen child of a Malaysian parent. The child was born overseas to a Malaysian father and a Filipino mother, who legally registered their ...

India News: NEW DELHI: The Centre on Tuesday revised its pension rules to make it mandatory for any retired government servant who has worked in an intelligence o.

There are no sustainable solutions being offered to protect the large numbers of children who are without citizenship.

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