What does ICS stand for?

Indian Civil Service (now called IAS, Indian Administrative Services)

This definition appears very rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:

Military and Government

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Samples in periodicals archive:

I expect our bright and intelligent youngsters will work hard and qualify for Indian civil services examination in great numbers.

Kashmiri youth qualifies for Indian Police Services

He has married outside his caste and risen to the top of the Indian civil service as a tax officer -- and now he wants the Hindu caste system to be "annihilated.

Low-caste Indians hold high cards in election

He has married outside his caste and risen to the top of the Indian civil service as a tax officer -- and now he wants the Hindu caste system to be "annihilated.

Low-caste Indians hold high cards in election

Tonight, a former British officer from the Indian civil service is reunited with the classmates he studied alongside in 1941, while two women, now in their seventies, describe how they took up Gandhi's call.

Suspicious Phil checks out fiancee's family ties; BRIAN McIVER'S PICK ...

1858: Sir William Herschel of the Indian Civil Service takes soldiers' fingerprints to stop fake pay claims.

THUMBS UP FOR HISTORY; HOW FUTURE OF FINGERPRINTING WILL AFFECT YOU

The most obvious model was the Indian Civil Service, which tapped the intellectual elite for high-paying administrative jobs in the Raj.

Mr. Empath

VM was destined for a career in the Indian civil service at the time his older brother was one of Ravi Shankar's first pupils.

Contrast in styles

Cory's use of a first -person male narrator Gerald Ethridge, an assistant commissioner in the Indian Civil Service, permits a degree of ironic detachment from the conventional view of the indigenous Indian as the dark sexualized 'other'.

Revising the Late Victorian and Early Modernist Canon: A review ...