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IAS officers to retire this month Secretary level changes in a day or two Panjiyar
to be Secretary Water Resources ? Air Marshal Gokhle to be Member of UPSC ? Shyam Saran to be Ambassador to US ! IAS officer resigns in Maharashtra T Chandrashekhar is reported to have resigned . He is 1987 batch IAS officer of Maharashtra cadre. 'Kundli'
of IAS with Ambanis IAS officer removed from service Prime Minister Manmohan Singh is said to have cleared the proposal to remove 1993 batch Madhya Pradesh cadre IAS officer R S Thete from service. Rural Development inflicted by 'Panchak' ! Is the Rural Development Mnistry inflicted by 'Panchak' ? Four secretaries have changed in the past three years . Those who have been changed include M Shankar,Pratyush Sinha, S C Pani and Renuka Vishwanathan. New Secretary is 1974 batch IAS officer Ms Rita Sharma. IRAS officer takes VRS S.P.Pachauri
is Director(HR),MTNL Narsingha Bhol is AIG Narasingha Bhol has been posted as AIG in PHQ,Cuttack.Bhol , the 2002 batch Orissa cadre IPS Officer was earlier SP Kandhamal district. Y.K.S. Chouhan goes on deputation Ramanathan is VC of Annamalai University M. Ramanathan has taken over as Vice-Chancellor of Annamalai University, Chidambaram. FORUM Retirement age should be raised You see, nowadays, no civil servant retires at 60 just to go home and sit out rest of the life. With the improvement of longevity and health parameters, it is too early to hang the shoes. Barring aside one's physical and family conditions, most of the people retiring at 60 go invariably to crowd the market and also get absorbed immediately as they are the most sought out stuff with intense experience, ardent loyalty, rapt attention and most assiduously cultivated discipline of high order. Also, they are the people who put the least demands on the private sector as they are mostly well settled and free of most of the social and family liabilities and thus they are quite well satisfied with whatever little they get after retirement. Since they are also decently safeguarded socially, financially, medically, and also well equipped with adequate flow of funds for their day to day needs; private sector finds them as the most suitable recruits in their establishments for the next five to six years at any level. In this way, not only the government is loosing the goldmine of expertise, the private sector is also getting it dirt cheap. Ultimately, the younger generation has to suffer as they are left with the situations to fight hard and the receding job opportunities in the private sector become even more scarcer. Consequently, it seems to be much more appropriate that the government should raise the retirement age not only to 62 but rather upto 65 as in the case of judges, teachers, doctors and engineers, etc, so that the private sector job market is left entirely to the younger generation. After 65, most of the retiring government staff would like to call it a day without putting any resultant pressure on the private job opportunities and this would also be bound to earn a calculated welfare measure to the credit of the government for making available sufficient employment opportunities for the entire workforce. This way, not only the whole of our economy would benefit in terms of improvement in GDP, but from the welfare angle also the national image would rise to a very high order. Therefore, I strongly feel that the government should raise the retirement age immediately to at least 62 and later on to 65 sometime during the country's next Five Year Plan or whenever the government deems it to be fit keeping in view the macro economic considerations and welfare needs of the society as a whole. S G Raoot There should be no increase in retirement age Will there be any end if the government goes on increasing the retirement age to save money. If the retirement age is increased to 62, it will benefit only the top level, who have made the hierarchical setup abominably heavy at the top. This will encourage the youngsters to quit, as eventually it will lead to delay in their promotions. Sanjeev Dwivedy TAIL-PIECE Finally Carla Bruni decided not to visit New Delhi. Would an Indian "PREMIKA" in similar circumstances acted in similar gallantry way or would have threatened to spill the beans and gone on channel hunt's Breaking News ? Contributed by -Ravi Pipal Aaj Ki Aawaz Rajnath and Advani advised
BJP CMs to follow the Modi model!!!! Bharat Kumar -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mishra joins Uttarakhand Jal Vidyut Nigam B C K Mishra has reportedly
joined Uttranchal Jal Vidyut Nigam of which Chairman is Yogendra prasad. Mishra
who was earlier with National Hydro Electric Power Corporation (NHPC) is now Ex.
Rajendra Mehta quits Times group Rajendra Mehta has reportedly quit Times Internet
where he was had worked as Vice-President, Human Resources. Rajendra Mehta has joined telecom infrastructure
company Vihaan Networks Ltd (VNL)of which Chief Executive Officer(CEO)is Anil
Raj. SLPCA clears 2 investment proposals in Orissa. The state Level Project Clearance Authority headed by Chief Secretary Ajit Tripathy has cleared two projects with investment proposals to the tune of Rs.6000 crore. The two private sector companies are- Welspun Power and Steel limited to set up a Ore Beneficiation and Peletisation Plants at Dhamra and Jindal Photo Limited to set up a thermal power plant of 2X600 MW capacity in Anugul district Vivek Mohan elevated by Alcatel
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