The postal address as well as the details for the Himachal Pradesh Public Service Commission is as follows:

HP Public Service Commission
Nigam Vihar,
Chotta Shimla,
Shimla,
Himachal Pradesh 171002
Phone: 0177 262 4313

The Himachal Pradesh Public Service Commission (Members) Regulations, 1971 were told by the Governor of Himachal Pradesh on eighth April, 1971 by righteousness of the force vesting in him under Article 318 of the Constitution of India. These Regulations, recommended that the Himachal Pradesh Public Service Commission would comprise of a Chairman and two Members to be delegated by the Governor.

Sacred Provisions

The Himachal Pradesh Public Service Commission has been set up under Article 315 of the Constitution of India. The Commission comprises of a Chairman and three Members. The terms and states of administration of Chairman and Members of the Commission are being represented under the State Public Service Commission (MEMBER) Regulations, 1971.

Elements of the Public Service Commissions: As set down under Article 320 of the Constitution of India, the elements of the State Public Service Commission are as under:

It might be the obligation of the Union and the State Public Service Commissions to direct examinations for arrangements to the administrations of the Union and the administration of the State individually.

It should likewise be the obligation of the Union Public Service Commission, if asked for by any two or more States so to do, to help those States in encircling and working plans of joint enrollment for any administration for which applicants having uncommon capabilities are required.

The Union Public Service Commission or the State Public Service Commission, all things considered, should be counseled

on all matters identifying with strategies for enrollment to common administrations and for common posts;

on the standards to be followed in making arrangements to common administrations and posts and in making advancements and exchanges starting with one administration then onto the next and on the reasonableness of contender for such arrangements, advancements or exchanges;

on all disciplinary matters influencing a man serving under the Government of India or the Government of a State in a common limit, including remembrances or petitions identifying with such matters;

on any case by or in admiration of a man who is serving or has served under the Government of India or the Government of a State or under the Crown in India or under the Government of an Indian State, in a Civil limit, that any expense brought about by him in safeguarding legitimate procedures established against him in appreciation of acts done or indicating to be done in the execution of his obligation ought to be paid out of the Consolidated Fund of India, or as the simplicity might be, out of the Consolidated Fund of the State;

on any case for the honor of a benefits in appreciation of wounds maintained by a man while serving under the Government of India or the Government of a State or under the Crown in India or under the Government of an Indian State, in a common limit, and any inquiry with regards to the measure of any such grant, and it might be the obligation of a Public Service Commission to exhort on any matter so alluded to them and on whatever other matter which the President, or, all things considered, the Governor of the State, may allude to them;

Given that the President as regards the all-India Services furthermore as regards different administrations and posts regarding the issues of the Union, and the Governor, as regards different administrations and posts regarding the undertakings of the State, may make directions determining the matters in which either by and large, or in a specific class of a case or in a specific circumstances, it might not be essential for a Public Service Commission to be counseled.

4. Nothing in proviso (3) should require a Public administration commission to be counseled as regards the way in which any procurement alluded to in condition (4) of article 16 might be made or as regards the way in which impact might be given to the procurements of article 335.

5. All directions made under the stipulation to condition (3) by the President or the Governor of a State might be laid for at least fourteen days before every House of Parliament or the House or every House of the Legislature of the State, by and large, as quickly as time permits after they are made, and should be liable to such adjustments, whether by method for annulment or correction, as both Houses of Parliament or the House or the both Houses of the Legislature of the State may make amid the session in which they are so laid.