Which one of the following commissions was not associated with public

Which one of the following commissions was not associated with public services in India ?

Aitchison Commission

Islington Commission

Lee Commission

Radhakrishnan Commission

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The Aitchison Commission (1886), the Islington Commission (1912), and the Lee Commission (1923) were all commissions appointed during the British Raj to review and make recommendations regarding the Indian Public Services (civil services). The Radhakrishnan Commission (1948), also known as the University Education Commission, was appointed after India’s independence to examine the state of university education and suggest improvements. Therefore, the Radhakrishnan Commission was not associated with the public services in the sense of civil administration, but with education.

Aitchison, Islington, and Lee Commissions dealt with Public Services/Civil Services during British rule. The Radhakrishnan Commission dealt with University Education after independence.

The recommendations of these commissions significantly influenced the structure, recruitment, and Indianisation of the civil services in British India. The Radhakrishnan Commission’s report was crucial for the development of the higher education system in independent India.

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