TGPSC plans national-level expert database for public service commissions
Hyderabad to host national PSC chairpersons conference in December
Hyderabad: Telangana State Public Service Commission (TGPSC) chairman Burra Venkatesham told a conference in Kerala that the commission was developing a national-level repository of experts, categorised by subject, which would be made available to all PSCs by June.
Focusing on the legal challenges in implementing digital systems, Venkatesham also announced that TGPSC, in collaboration with the NALSAR university, will hold a workshop on legal issues in June in Hyderabad, to provide expert guidance on handling legal matters related to recruitments.
Venkatesham told the two-day national workshop on technology, organised by the Kerala PSC in Thiruvananthapuram, that the TGPSC would host national conference of chairpersons of state PSCs in December in Hyderabad.
Venkatesham, who attended the workshop with commission members Prof. N.Yadaiah and P. Rajini Kumari, stressed the importance of adopting innovations in technology to make recruitments more efficient and reliable.
Delegates from 19 State PSCs met in Kerala to discuss how modern tools could improve testing, identification, and data security in recruitment. Delegates explored technological solutions including computer-based testing, biometric authentication, digital evaluation for faster processing, exam management systems for more security and adoption of secure platforms like Aadhaar for candidate identification, DigiLocker for document verification, blockchain technology for data security and AI-driven initiatives. They also shared ideas on overcoming challenges to implement these new methods effectively.
