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WHAT PEOPLE SAY ABOUT US Good effort. Keep it up. KSR Aarudra Iyengar ONLY SOURCE TO REACH THE OPINION MAKERS ADVERTISE ON-WHISPERSINTHECORRIDORS.COM IAS officer seeks VRS in Tamil Nadu Sirkar to move from Udhyog Bhawan ? IFS officer informs purchasing of 7.5 crore flat Ms Renu Sahni Dhar is State Election Commission Delhi 1983 batch IAS promoted in Chhattisgarh Two 1983 batch IAS officers in Chhattisgarh Ajay Singh and N K Aswal have been promoted to the rank of Principal Secretary . Charusheela Sohoni to retire in November Who will be the next Doordarshan DG? Pachnanda is back to West Bengal Selection to CAT on November 15 Six contenders for NIFT Chennai Arunachal Pradesh CS ,T.Bam resumes Tabom Bam Chief Secretary of Arunachal Pradesh who had proceeded on
a month's leave has resumed his charge. It may be stated that Arunachal
Nyshing Students Union (ANSU)was up in arms against Bam who is an IAS
officer of the 1977 batch & belongs to the AGMU cadre.So far K.K.Sharma
was Chief Secretary of Arunachal Pradesh.Sharma is an IAS officer of
the 1983 batch who belongs to the AGMU cadre. 45 posts of CCIT lying vacant CSS officer to be posted in Minorities Commission IAS changes in Karnataka T.K. Anil Kumar Deputy Commissioner, Shimoga District will now be Joint Managing Director, Karnataka Urban Infrastructure Development Finance Corporation, Bangalore. P. Manivannan, Commissioner, Mysore Urban Development Authority, Mysore, has been posted as Deputy Commissioner, Shimoga District. R.Sathish is Dy Eco Advisor in DEA R.Sathish after completion of his two year study leave has been appointed
as Deputy Economic Advisor in the Indian Government's Department of
Economic Affairs (DEA). 1986 batch IPS cleared for promotion in UP Seven 1986 batch IPS officers in Uttar Pradesh Mssrs Pramod Tiwari ,Jawahar Tripathi,Jawed Akhtar,Mahendra Modi,Sujanvir Singh,Vimal Vajpayee and D C Pandey are reportedly being promoted to the rank of IG. IPS changes in Jharkhand There is IPS reshuffle in Jharkhand.New postings are :-Mssrs Murari Lal Meena SP Girdih,A K Singh Commandant IRB Ranchi,Deepak Verma SP Palamu,Udayan Singh SP Special Branch,J D H Gudiya Zap 3 Govindpur,Baljit Singh SP Gumla,Satish Prasad SP Godda,M P Lakra SP Simdega,M Nehal SP Ranchi Rural and Saket Singh SP Gadhwa. IAS officer suspended in UP Moradabad Divisional Commissioner Shyam Manohar Shrivastava has been suspended by the UP government. He is 1990 batch IAS officer.Meerut Divisional Commissioner Brij Mohan Meena has been shifted. Former HP CS no more Former Himachal Pradesh Chief Secretary S K Chauhan is no more. New world champ of billiards from Indian Railways Billiards sports person Rupesh Ashwinbhai Shah of Indian Railways has become new World Champion. The World Billiards Championships 2007 organised by International Billiards & Snooker Federation was held in Singapore recently. Both the finalists of this Championship, i.e. Rupesh Ashwinbhai Shah and Ashok Harishankar Sandilaya were from Indian Railways and Rupesh Shah emerged as the new World Champion. Fourteen countries participated in this Championship.K.C. Jena, Chairman, Railway Board has announced a cash award of Rs. Two lakhs for Rupesh Ashwinbhai Shah in the wake of his outstanding sports achievement and for becoming new World Champion. FORUM More officers should get inspired by Harsh Mandar As per information given on your website 14 IAS officers
of 1979 batch have left IAS during last few years. These days officers
from other services are also leaving for higher pay and perks outside
the govt. service. In this context one cannot help recalling the case
of Mr. Harsh Mandhar IAS officer of 1980 batch who left government service
for entirely different reasons to involve himself fully in causes relating
to securing justice for riot victims, disadvantaged and marginalised
people like urban squatters , child workers , dispossessed and landless
workers. His soft spoken and gentle demeanor coupled with steely resolve
and razor sharp mind and total dedication has made him the voice of
the voiceless and authentic spokesman of civil society. One can only
hope that more officers get inspired by him and when they leave government
service , it is not only for more pay and perks elsewhere. Chirag Talay Andhera Madan Country has lost an able IAS officer Saichhuana was a very energetic, pleasant and positive person. He was an ace badminton player. In his untimely demise, the country has lost an able IAS officer who devoted more than three decades of his service for the development of Manipur. S Sharma TAIL-PIECE SOMETHING INTERESTING....... Government of India No. B1452/234/2003 Dt. 23.6.07 To: Ref: Film story submitted by you, regarding financing of films by Government of India, Your letter dt. 2.12.90 The undersigned is directed to refer the above letter and state that the Government has examined your proposal for financing a film called ''Mahabharat'. The Very High Level Committee constituted for this purpose has been in consultation with the Human Rights Commission, National Commission for Women and Labour Commission, inaddition to various Ministries and State Governments and have formed definitive opinions about the script. Their observations are as below: 1. In the script submitted by you it is shown that there were two sets of cousins, namely, the Kauravas, numbering one hundred, and the Pandavas, numbering five. The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare has pointed out that these numbers are high, well above the norm prescribed for families by them. It is brought to your kind attention that when the Government is spending huge amounts for promoting family planning, this will send wrong signals to the public. Therefore, it is recommended that there may be only three Kauravas and one Pandava. 2. The Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs has raised an issue whether it is suitable to depict kings and emperors in this democratic age. Therefore, it is suggested that the Kauravas may be depicted as Honourable Members of Parliament (Lok Sabha) and the Pandava may be depicted as Honourable Member of Parliament (Rajya Sabha). The ending of the film shows the victory of the said Pandavas over the said Kauravas. The ending may be suitably modified so that neither of the Honourable Members of Parliament are shown as being inferior to the other. 3. The Ministry of Science and Technology has observed that the manner of birth of Kauravas is suggestive of human cloning, a technology banned in India. This may be changed to normal birth. 4. The National Commission for Women has objected that the father of Pandavas, one Sri Pandu, is depicted as bigamous, and also there is only one wife for the Pandavas in common. Thereore suitable changes may be made in the said script so that the said Sri Pandu is not depicted as bigamous. However, with the reduction in number of Pandavas as suggested above, the issue of polyandry can be addressed without further trouble. 5. The Commission for the Physically Challenged has observed that the portrayal of the visually impaired character 'Dhritharastra' is derogatory. Therefore the said character may not be shown as visually impaired. 6. The Department of Women and Child Development have highlighted that the public disrobing of one female character called 'Draupadi' is objectionable and derogatory to women in general. Further the Home Ministry anticipates that depiction of such scenes may create law and order problem and at the same time invite strong protests from the different women forums. Such scenes may also invite penal action under SITA (Suppression of Immoral Traffic Act), therefore they may be avoided and deleted from the film. 7. It is felt that showing the Pandava and the Kauravas as gamblers will be anti-social and counter productive as it might encourage gambling. Therefore, the said Pandavas and Kauravas may be shown to have engaged in horse racing. (Hon. Supreme Court has held horse racing not to be gambling) 8. The Pandavas are shown as working in the King Virat's employment without receiving any salary. According to the Human Rights Commission, this amounts to bonded labour and may attract provisions of The Bonded Labour System (Abolition) Act, 1976. This may be corrected at once. 9. In the ensuing war, one character by name Sri Abhimanyu has been shown as fighting. The National Labour Commission has observed that, war being a hazardous industry, and the said character being 16 years old, this depiction will be construed as a case of child labour. Also there is no record of his being paid any compensation. This may also be deemed to be violatory of the provisions of The Child Labour (Prohibition and Regulation) Act, 1986 and Minimum Wages Act, 1948. Such references in the film may be removed. 10. The character 'Sri Krishna' has been depicted as wearing a peacock feather. The peacock is our National Bird and wearing dresses made from peacock feather is an offence under the Wild Life Protection Act, 1972. This may not be depicted 11. Smt Maneka Gandhi has raised very serious objection for using any elephants or horses in war scenes, since there is every scope for > mistreatment and injury to the said animals. The provisions of the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act, 1890 and Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (Amendment) Act, 1960 would be applicable in the instant case. Suitable changes may be made in the script to address the objections raised. 12. In pursuance of the Memorandum of Ministry of Finance regarding austerity measures, it is informed that in the battle field sequences, only ten soldiers may be allowed for each side. Also, all the characters may be shown to have obtained a valid licence under the Arms Act, 1959 as well as the Indian Arms Act, 1878. You are therefore requested to modify the script along the lines indicated above and resubmit it to the undersigned at the earliest. Sd/- Under Secretary Contributed by-Abhishek Singh Aaj Ki Aawaz Karat is putting the blame on Maoists
. Maoists are Communists
of the militant kind!! Bharat Kumar -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NUCLEAR POWER VS. HYDRO POWER ? Power Sector watchers of the country are currently
engaged in a lively debate whether the UPA government's anxiety to operationalize
Nuclear Deal with USA is at all directed to solve the energy needs of
the country. With more than 80% of the country's hydro potential still
to be tapped, they wonder why the Government is rushing to set up nuclear
power stations in the country. Rajendra Singh is Director in BSNL Is it not nexus ? States to develop a Coal Block Three state Public sector power companies- Orissa Hydro-Power
Corporation, Gujarat Power Corporation Ltd & Kerala State Electricity
Board have signed an MoU to float a Joint venture company Mishra is GM RBI in Jharkhand Ravi Mishra has been appointed General Manager of the RBI office in Ranchi. F-1 track to be a reality in India The management of Ferrari of which CEO is Mark Ferrari & Indian industrialist Ratan Tata have found an investor in United Arab Emirates (UAE) to set up F-1 track in India. It is believed that the investor is a member of the UAE's royal family. Ms.Sangeeta Singh is ED(HR)with KPMG Ms.Sangeeta Singh has been roped in by KPMG in India as Executive Director(ED)Human Resource(HR).Ms.Singh earlier was Executive Director & Head of Human Capital with Pricewaterhouse Coopers (PwC). Sanjay Singh is Director in Nortel Nortel has appointed Sanjay Singh as Director- Small and Medium Business (SMB).Hitherto he was Head of Teleconferencing and SME business units with Avaya Global Connect Limited (AGCL). T.N.Prabhu is COO for UTV's digital venture T.N. Prabhu will be Chief Operating Officer(COO)of UTV's digital company christened "United New Media Ventures Ltd.".Prabhu was earlier Director with Walt Disney India. Joint venture of Gati & Air India launched by Praful Patel Dedicated freighter service -a joint venture of Gati Ltd & Air India, was flagged of by Praful Patel Indian Minister for Civil Aviation.The first of the five freighters launched on November 13,2007 will operate on the Delhi-Mumbai-Bangalore-Delhi sector. The networks of the two players will allow for enhanced connectivity and the freighters will criss-cross the length and breadth of the country and later operate with Nagpur as a hub. Mainly present on the occasion were V Thulasidas Chairman and Managing Director(CMD) Air India(NACIL)K.L. Chugh Chairman Gati Limited, Mahendra Agarwal Managing Director & CEO, Gati Limited, Vishwapati Trivedi Joint Managing Director Air India & Mrs Anita Khurana Director - Cargo and Ground Handling, Air India in New Delhi. |
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