Another case of negligence is non-provision of security to the people. If one wants to feel secure, he must hire the private security firms to look after his safety. So it is time for the government to listen to its own countrymen to know what they think about the government and its various policies and start involving them in the process of decision making, instead of taking unilateral decisions in every sphere of life. WE want to invite attention towards the fate of the CSS candidates. As is well known, the CSS is the toughest competitive examination, conducted to select the future superior civil servants, and requires exhaustive study.
People burn the midnight oil for years before appearing in the examination.
But this year, the candidates were given very little time in the wake of some drastic and sudden changes in rules which, otherwise are highly admirable and of great value. Resultantly, a large majority of the candidates, it is feared, will fail to qualify. The holding of the next examination only two weeks after the conclusion of the previous one was cruelty to the candidates. Having been affected by these changes, many people had to opt at least for three new subjects in place of the old ones which undoubtedly needed comprehensive preparation and thorough study. It was almost impossible for such candidates who had been on the horns of a dilemma for about half a year to overcome all their damages in a short time of only three months as they had to change their earlier combinations by replacing at least three new and different subjects with the old ones.