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and activities in the 'Classifieds' section of this site. Contact maju30@rediffmail Contact no.094256 00494 and 094250 13232 A novel move has been made to stall the appointment of 1970 batch IAS officer K M Chandrashekhar as the next Cabinet secretary despite the fact that he is the seniormost claimant for the post and also said to be competent enough to do justice to the post. . Those opposed to his appointment on the above post have coined the idea that Will the country be run by all Kerala officers. They can be heard saying that after Security Advisor MK Narayanan, Foreign Secretary Shiv Shankar Menon and Principal Secretary to PM, TKA Nair, will the Cabinet Secretary be also from Kerala. Ashok Saikia to get extension ! ED ADB Ashok Saikia is expected to get extension till superannuation in December. Tenure of 1971 batch Assam-Meghalaya cadre IAS officer, Saikia, is coming to an end in July. Mukherjee to be Ambassador to US Indian Ambassador in Nepal Shiv Shankar Mukherjee is expected to succeed Ronen Sen as Ambassador in the United States. Brijeshwar Singh gets three months extension DG Akashvani Brijeshwar Singh has been granted another three months extension till July 12 in his deputation tenure. He is 1975 batch IAS officer of TamilNadu cadre. Will Porwal quit IAS ? Grapevine has it that Joint Secretary in the Ministry of Agriculture in the Government of India Sunil Porwal is also quitting the IAS.1984 batch Maharashtra cadre IAS officer, Porwal, is likely to join Corporate World. Former IAS officer in run for top ONGC job Najeeb Jung former 1973 batch IAS officer has jumped into the fray
for the post of the CMD ONGC. He is currently with the Oxford University
working as a Senior Research Scholar having taken voluntary retirement
from ADB. Jung has now spent 15 years dealing only with energy issues
apart from the Ministry of Petroleum in India where he was in-charge
of exploration and production. He is currently working on a book called
"Gas to Asia" that deals with gas issues in India, Russia,
Japan, Korea and China. He is also an Advisor to the Government of Afghanistan
and Cambodia on the development of their hydrocarbons resources. Meeting for empanelment of 1974 batch on Saturday ? Meeting to decide upon the empanelment of 1974 batch IAS officials
for the secretary level post may now take place on Saturday. Shipping minister rejects panels for Jt Secr (Ports) The Shipping Minister is believed to have rejected all the three panels sent by the Department of Personnel for the post of Joint Secretary (Ports). Fresh proposals are now required to be sent again to the Minister. Sundeep Nayak is back to J & K Sundeep Nayak, a 1988 Batch IAS of J&K Cadre is back from his central
deputation and has taken over as Managing Director of J&K State
Power Development Corporation at Srinagar. He was Director in the National
Security Council at Delhi. Ranjana Chopra joins LBSNAA Ranjana Chopra has joined the LBSNAA as Deputy Director. She is 1994 batch IAS officer of Orissa cadre. Vashistha to return Bihar next month Praveen Vashistha DIG in the CBI is returning to the parent Bihar cadre after completion of deputation tenure next month. He is 1991 batch IAS officer. Ms Pavel to be CG Bermingham Jordana Diecgdoh-Pavel (Ms) is being moved from St Petersburg to Bermingham as Counsel General. She would succeed N P Sharma who is retiring. Lokesh to move Brusells Indian Ambassador in Bratislava M K Lokesh is moving to Brusells as DCM. Murty is back to IDAS The central deputation tenure of KVR MURTY, an officer of the 1991 batch of the IDAS, as Director in the Ministry of Defence (Finance) has expired on 18 April.. The officer has since been repatriated to his parent department. Light houses to be tourist attractions in India The Indian Government is toying with the idea of developing lighthouses as tourist attractions,as is the case abroad.This is aimed at value addition to existing light houses. showcase the advances made by the shipping industry in the country, feels Indian Minister for Shipping, Road Transport and Highways T. R. Baalu. Reshuffle deferred in Chhattisgarh A major bureaucratic reshuffle has been deferred in Chhattisgarh. Woman IAS steps up pressure Woman IAS officers in Maharashtra this time want an IAS officer to head the bureaucracy.Two officers Rani Jadhav and Chitkala Zutshi are the contenders.Woman IAS officers have now stepped up a campaign to appoint a woman as new Chief Secretary this month end. Sun TV's "Chhutti TV" The Sun TV is going to launch a kids channel shortly.Title of the channel will be "Chhutti TV". Star India promotes Ajay Vidyasagar Ajay Vidyasagar has been promoted as president, content and new media.by the Star India.So far he was Executive Vice President.. FORUM Display details It is high time that cadre controlling authorities display details
of immoveable assets/properties, updated compulsorily annually, alongwith
submission of CRs, for all government officials, whether belonging to
AIS or Central Services. This should be displayed along with the respective
Civil Lists on concerned websites of the Department. Though this move
is there on paper, it has been pursued half-heartedly for reasons best
known to authorities themselves ! This would enable general public as
also batch mates to keep an eye on the sudden turn in fortunes of colleagues
and would also bind the officer to the declarations made. Please pursue
this if you want transparency in public life and do not want Rats to
eat up the Public Granaries from within ! Present retirement age of 60 is sufficient Retirement Age should be as per the performance of the employee and
the requirements of the organization concerned. I think at present the
retirement age of 60 years is adequate as it gives ample opportunity
to the seniors to prove their worth and the proper chance for the juniors
to show their mettle. Unless the oldies vacate the positions how can
younger lot occupy the seats. Moreover, it is said that you can not
teach old horses new tricks. So, no further years should be given to
the current oldies who are mainly responsible for the rot of the system.
Remember only " Mera Bharat Jawan can lead to Mera Bharat Mahan" Retirement age should be reduced I fully agree with Mrs Raghvan. Retirement age should be reduced to
58 years so that all the young men get jobs. Given the option , no one
in government from cabinet secratary to a peon would ever like to retire
and want their children to get compassionate appointment for dying while
in service. Retirement age should be reduced to 55 There is a strong case to reduce retirement age to 58 years or even
55 years in view of the mess created by government servants as a whole
.There may be some ineffective exeptions. When government cannot create
jobs for the young ,it has no business to raise retirement age irrespective
of increase in life expectancy. What is the latest ? There was a news on this site that the retirement age of the central
government employees is being raised to 62 years and the orders shall
be issued in March 2007. Now April is coming to end but no orders. Please
intimate the latest news in this regard There should be crash course on bribery It is quite clear that Rakesh Mohan like many others of his type must
have been minting money soon after joining government service. Otherwise
he could not have suddenly invented novel ways of accepting bribe by
way of an apartment in USA. Infact, there is an urgent need to organise
a crash course on how to accept bribe without getting caught so that
peoples faith in honesty and integrity of government servants is maintained. IPS officers in Assam need not lose heart -see Bihar ! IPS officers in Assam need not lose heart. Officers of even the 1977
batch IPS in Bihar are still IGs in Bihar. As far as promotions go,
the much maligned state really takes the cake!! I know for sure that
two officers of the 1981 batch have been promoted as Additional DGs
in Madhya Pradesh, and some other states. That is the lot of officers
in Bihar, where till a few years ago the promotions used to be amonst
the first in the country. Tail-piece Tune 18 saal ki umar me mama Kans ko mara, Tune Arjun ko to Saari Geeta sunayee, Tune to Arjun ka Sarathi banke Pandavon ko jitaaya Tune bhari mehfil mein draupadi ko saree pehnai, Tune gokul ki 1600 gopiyan patai, Hey Krishna tu is kalyug mein aa kar to dekh .... Aaj Ki Aawaz One fourth of our Parliamentarians are tainted, Bharat Kumar Aaj_ki_aawaz@yahoo.com A regulatory authority for anti tobacco laws A National Regulatory Authority (NRA) to monitor and regulate the effective implementation of tobacco control laws is on the anvil in India. This will be set up as part of Delhi's plan to have a dedicated National Programme for Tobacco Control under the 11th Five Year Plan. This is the brainchild of Indian Health Minister Dr. Anbumani Ramadoss. Director (RD) IOC interview tomorrow Interview by the PESB for the post of Director (RD) Indian Oil Corporation are scheduled to take place on Friday. Unsolicited telemarketing calls to be a history Unsolicited calls from different companies including funding agencies and banks will soon be a history in India.The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India(TRAI) has decided to set up a National Do Not Call Registry(NDNCR).This, is in accordance with indications that the Supreme Court of India had given. OVL misses another opportunity The "ONGC Videsh Ltd"(OVL) has bungled up another opportunity to buy an oil well in Azerbaijan. Last year it could have been bought at 470 Million US Dollars, while now it has been valued at 1.20 Billion US Dollars. This based on valuation done by international agencies which the OVL had deployed. The deal reportedly fell through after the Ministry had intervened in the matter. Gulati to retire next month ED in INDIAN V K Gulati is superannuating by next month end. Trivedi is head of Indian operations J M Trivedi has taken over as the head of the Indian operations of private equity investor Actis. |
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