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ON-WHISPERSINTHECORRIDORS.COM Contact us-sureshmehrotra@yahoo.com Prosposal
to link Cabinet secretary's tenure with PM ! Grapevine has it that a proposal
to link the tenure of Cabinet Secretary with the PM is underway. If this happens,
Cabinet Secretary too would get a fixed tenure of five years. It is, however,
not clear what would happen in case a PM does not continue for complete five years
in this era of coalition governments. Justice Shah to be Judge of Supreme
Court ! Grapevine has it that Chief Justice of Madras High Court Justice
A P Shah is being appointed Judge of the Supreme Court of India. Justice
Sirpurkar to be Judge of Supreme Court ! There is a buzz that Chief Justice
of Uttaranchal High Court Justice V S Sirpurkar is being appointed Judge of the
Supreme Court of India. K T D Singh to be DG Tripura K T D Singh
is being tipped to be the new DGP of Tripura. He is 1974 batch IPS officer. Mitra
is new Director of NICFS D M Mitra will be new Director of National Institute
of Criminology and Forensic Science (NICFS).1983 batch Madhya Pradesh cadre IPS
officer, Mitra, will succeed 1973 batch Assam-Meghalaya cadre IPS officer Sharda
Prasad who is back to the parent state. Mumbai Police Commissioner post
may be upgraded For the first time in the history of Maharashtra, the
post of Mumbai Police Commissioner may be upgraded to the rank of DG. It is expected
because present Commissioner A N Roy is not getting any posting in the Government
of India. Earlier Roy was being tipped to be DG of the Bureau of Civil Aviations.
Singh wit Shinde in Berlin, Shahi left Power Grid Corporation
CMD RP Singh went with the Power Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde during his recent
visit to Berlin but the Power Secretary RV Shahi remained in India. What does
this indicates? Will Jyoti Kalash be PS to Renuka ? Grapevine
has it that Jyoti Kalsh is being appointed PS to Union Child and Women Welfare
Minister Ms Renuka Chaudhry. He is 1990 batch IAS officer of Nagaland cadre.
Dr
Subramaniam to go to New York 1991 batch IRS (CE&C) officer Dr M Subramaniam
is being given foreign posting in New York.
Meena empanelled Prem
Chand Meena has been empanelled to the rank of Joint Secretary in the Government
of India during the last review. He is 1984 batch IAS officer of Madhya Pradesh
cadre.
1987 batch IRS to be Commissioners 1988 batch IRS
(C & CE ) officers are being promoted to the rank of Commissioner in a month
or two.
Pilots salaries double in 6 months Indian pilots no
longer need to fly international carriers to earn fabulous salaries. Thanks to
the mushrooming of budget carriers, salaries of pilots in the country are going
through the roof. The average salary of an Indian pilot has hit Rs 3.5 lakh (including
allowances) a month compared with Rs 1 lakh in 2004. Neera Malhotra to
return Deputy Director General Shipping, Neera Malhotra, is returning to
the parent organization IRS. Jhingran
is GM W Railways A
K Jhingran will be new General Manager of the Western Railways. He is 1971 batch
officer.Behra is now CVO U N Behera is now CVO in the Government
of India. He is 1983 batch IAS officer of Orissa cadre. Meena transferred
to NW Railway Ami Lal Meena, SAG/South Eastern Railway, presently working
as FA&CAO(HQ) has been transferred to North Western Railway and posted in
the cadre vice Bharat Salhotra, SAG deputed to CRIS. RRB Ajmer Chairman
shifted RL Gupta, SAG/IRSME, Chairman Railway Recruitment Board, Ajmer,
has been transferred to East Coast Railway . FORUM
Empanelment
process is rubbish The problem of empannelment of IAS Officers is rubbish.
I know with 3 outstandings cr has become Secretary to Govt Of India. Further
they decide on the vacancies ant then lay down criteria for empannelment--this
hold true for JS,AS And secretaries of Govt of India CR's of IAS officers are
not complete for no fault of theirs and this criteria of lack of CR'S of IAS officer's
should be considered. There are pressures and pulls exerecised by "sharp"
IAS officers to be empanelled-this is done freelr-depriving honest and,upright
and straight IAS officers from empannelment Lastly CRs is a subjective concept There
should be viva voce , just like IAS entrance interview, before empanellment, by
an impartial team of academicians and they should look into bio data and interview
the prospective candidates for empanelment
Rajesh Vaish
Superficial
observation in your website I never expected such superficial observation
in your web site. Sir, even today the condition in ISS remains worse than other
services. The last person who has been promoted to JS rank has completed more
than 25 years of regular qualifying service. By this service age in other services
officers become Addl. Secretary. Moreover, the officers waiting for promotion
to the post of Jt. Secretary have to complete 28 to 30 years before getting the
promotion. I hope you will put up facts with due respect and with proper prospective.
A.K.
Verma
CBDT has not come out with modification By the IRS
transfer policy, second deputations by IRS officers ( both Customs and Central
Excise)and Income Tax were banned. This was against the policy of the DOP &T.
This also placed the officers of the two services at a disadvantage vis-a-vis
any other officer of the All India Service or Central Services. After a great
deal of persuasion, at the level of the Finance Minister the policy of Customs
was changed. The FM, an honest man, mandated that CBDT should also come forth
with such a policy. It is more than 2 months since this order of the FM was recorded
but CBDT is yet to come out with any modicfication in its deputation policy.
Is the CBDT so powerful that they can afford to defy the FM? Alternatively
why no action is being taken against the concerned members of the CBDT? Sanath The
less said is better This is typical of the way the well off in this
country salve their conscience for the gross social and economic iniquities that
they perpetuate. The creek is usually a fetid source of pollution both chemical
and biological, but may be the only source of water available. The fields stretching
to the horizon does not belong to the 'poor family' under discussion, they may
not be even allowed to walk through it, but may have to labour on it for a pittance
paid by the owner. The less said about comparing patio lights to the stars
the better. Let's not intrude into the feelings of a farm labour who cannot afford
even a kerosene lantern so that his children can study. Any aggrieved rich
landowner can walk into a poor man's hovel and rape his daughter in front of his
eyes, nobody will testify in front of the police leave alone hold candle lit vigils
for her, so much for the absence of walls and the security of friends. But
such myths let us sleep peacefully at night. A N Chatterji LOVE
YOUR PARENTS At age 8, your dad buys you an ice cream. You thanked him
by dripping it all over his lap. When you were 9 years old, he paid for
piano lessons. You thanked him by never even bothering to practice. When
you were 10 years old he drove you all day, from soccer to football to one
birthday party after another. You thanked him by jumping out of the car and
never looking back. When you were 11 years old, he took you and your friends
to the movies. You thanked him by asking to sit in a different row. When
you were 12 years old, he warned you not to watch certain TV shows. You thanked
him by waiting until he left the house. When you were 13, he suggested a
haircut that was becoming. You thanked him by telling him he had no taste. When
you were 14, he paid for a month away at summer camp. You thanked him by forgetting
to write a single letter. When you were 15, he came home from work, looking
for a hug. You thanked him by having your bedroom door locked. When you
were 16, he taught you how to drive his car. You thanked him by taking it every
chance you could. When you were 17, he was expecting an important call.
You thanked him by being on the phone all night. When you were 18, he
cried at your high school graduation. You thanked him by staying out partying
until dawn. When you were 19, he paid for your college tuition, drove you
to campus carried your bags. You thanked him by saying good-bye outside the dorm
so you wouldn't be embarrassed in front of your friends. When you were 25,
he helped to pay for your wedding, and he cried and told you how deep he loved
you. You thanked him by moving halfway across the country. When you were
50, he fell ill and needed you to take care of Him. U thanked him by reading
about the burden parents become to their children. And then, one day,
he quietly died. And everything you never did came crashing down like thunder
on YOUR HEART. Contributed By : Virag Gupta Mumbai NTC CMD
gets another three year term National Textile Corporation CMD, K Ram Chandra
Pillai, has been granted another three years extension . SAIL Director
(Finance) interview today Interview for the post of Director (Finance)
Steel Authority of India (SAIL) will take place today. Altogether 15 candidates
are in the fray. SBI mulls over dipping market share The State
Bank of India, whose net during the last quarter had declined, has now belatedly
started an exercise to arrest downslide of its market share. How far the bank
will succeed in its endeavour cannot be answered by anybody else other than its
Chairman O P Bhat. Profit in GAIL declines An alarm has been raised
in the Oil sector, particularly India's Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas,
as one of the prestigious public sector undertakings (PSUs),Gas Authority of India
Ltd (GAIL) has registered a decline in its net profit during the last quarter.
Profit of the GAIL dipped by 42 per cent. SAIL profit goes up The
Steel Authority of India(SAIL)being headed by S.K.Roongta as the Chairman has
registered an increase in its profit by 28 per cent in the 2nd quarter as against
the corresponding period during the last financial year.The steel major has recorded
net profit of RS.1443 crore for the months of July to September '06.
NTPC
Chairman gets recognition In recognition of his services to the nation,
the Rotary Club of Madras West has honoured T Sankaralingam, chairman and managing
director, National Thermal Power Corporation (NTPC).
Mathur is GM
of SBT Mathur K. Nanjunda has taken over as General Manager (Technology)
of the State Bank of Travancore .
Pillai promoted as GM in SBI P.C.
Pillai has been promoted to the rank of General Manager State Bank of India (SBI). |