Can IAS officers use government vehicles for personal use?

A) The vehicle given to the officer mainly the car is given which an IAS officer can not use for his personal use it has to be used only for the government or official work. And in case they use it for personal use they have to pay some nominal charges to the government.

Can an IAS officer be posted in his own state?

Generally, an IAS/IPS officer cannot get his home cadre. However, there is a very slim chance of it. This is possible only if you get a very high rank and then there are vacancies in your home state for your category in that year. In addition, you should have given your first preference as your home state.

Do IAS officers get security?

Security: Due to the high profile and sometimes dangerous nature of the job, IAS officers are provided with security guards for themselves and even their family. In case of a life threat, they can even get STF commandoes for their protection.

Can an IAS officer apply for a Home Ministry ID card?

An IAS officer or for that matter a group A officer is issued an ID card both from the parent department and the Home ministry. The IAS officer has to apply for home ministry card from his department or state machinery for a home ministry card. However every department issues a department specific card as well.

Is there any department specific ID card for a group a officer?

However every department issues a department specific card as well. The state government also issues a card for a group A officer. It mostly contains the Name, Designation, Blood Group, and Ministry/Office on the front side (if home ministry card)

What does a military ID card look like?

It mostly contains the Name, Designation, Blood Group, and Ministry/Office on the front side (if home ministry card) On back side it contains officer and resident address as well as contact number. It looks like any other ID card. Normally, It has his photo, name, designation and blood group.

What is the back side of a police ID card?

On back side it contains officer and resident address as well as contact number. It looks like any other ID card. Normally, It has his photo, name, designation and blood group. If s/he is working in a State Government, it is issued by the State where s/he is working.