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Central Superior Services in Pakistan are one of the institutions of civil bureaucracy inherited from the British Raj to help government in running the affairs of the state. Bureaucracy was the backbone of the Raj in Indian Subcontinent during its rule from 1858 to 1947. A system of recruitment was introduced as Imperial Civil Service, […]