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Ramanathan is new Finance Secretary
Arun Ramanathan, a 1973 batch TamilNadu cadre IAS officer, has been
appointed as Finance Secretary. Ramanathan will also continue as Secretary,
Department of Financial Services.
Chatterjee to be Secretary in GoI
Bijoy Chatterjee, who has recently been empanelled to the
rank of Secretary in the Government of India, is expected to get posting
soon. He is 1973 batch IAS officer of West Bengal cadre.
Ms Subbarao to be CVO Air India
Ms Urmila Subbarao is being tipped to be new CVO of the Air
India. She is 1975 batch IPS officer of Andhra Pradesh cadre.
Singh to be Member of NHRC
S P Singh is being tipped to be new Member of the National
Human Rights Commission (NHRC).
Pathak to be CEO, DMIC?
The prestigious Delhi Mumbai Industrial Corridor (DMIC) Corporation
is likely to get Shailesh Pathak as CEO & MD, if sources are to
be believed. Pathak is a private equity investor in infrastructure,
with ICICI Venture, Mumbai. A search committee, chaired by Cabinet Secretary,
and including Railway Board Chairman and Secretary Commerce is believed
to have sent a three member panel, with Pathak at the top. The others
are believed to be S K Maheshwari of L&T Finance, and Parvez Umrigar
of Gammon Infra Projects. DMIC is a $90 Bn mega infrastructure project,
with Japanese help, over the next 6 years, involving 6 states. DMIC
Corporation is a private sector company, formed to implement this project.
Debnath appointed Ambassador
Debnath Shaw, currently Joint Secretary in MEA, has been
appointed as the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of India
to the Republic of Azerbaijan.
Large scale resignations on cards
Large scale resignations by All India Services officers,
in the wake of raw deal being meted out to their ilk as per report of
the 6th Pay Commission, are on the anvil. As it is, private sector is
wooing talented officers.
Two IG level vacancies in CRPF
There are two IG level vacancies in the CRPF. So far no panel
has been made to fill up the vacancies.
Khushi Ram goes to Chandigarh
Khushi Ram has moved to Chandigarh from Gauhati as Member
of the CAT. He is retired 1974 batch IAS officer of Madhya Pradesh cadre.
( We said this on May 22 )
Who will be Spokesman of CBI ?
Who will be new Spokesman of the CBI ?.Names of two IIS officers
Priya Kumar and Satyendra Bahadur have been returned.
Why Ganeshan did not join ?
IIS officer K Ganeshan is yet to move from Chennai to join
as DG Doordarshan News in Delhi. Any reason ?.
Rahate joins as PS
S K G Rahate has joined as PS to Union Food Processing Minister.
He is 1990 batch IAS officer of Jharkhand cadre.
Ashish Srivastava is Additional CEO MP
Ashish Srivastava will be new Additional Chief Electoral Officer Madhya
Pradesh. He is 1992 batch IAS officer.
Raju to be Vigilance Commissioner
R V Raju is being appointed Vigilance Commissioner in J & K. He
is 1975 batch IPS officer.
Shukla is new Member of CAT in Gauhati
SN Shukla, vice-chairman of Income Tax Settlement Commission
at Chennai, has been appointed as Administrative Member of CAT in Gauhati.
Garima Gupta relieved for Goa
2004 batch UT cadre IAS officer Garima Gupta has been relieved
by the Delhi Government to join the Goa Government.
IPS transfers in UP on the anvil
Transfers of IPS officers are on the anvil in Uttar Pradesh.
India Post's new logo unveiled
India Post has launched a new logo that will now be seen
across all post offices and postal services of the country. The changed
corporate logo for the Department of Posts was launched by the Minister
of Communications & IT, A. Raja, in Delhi on September 23. Raja
announced that India Post will very soon acquire a number of aircrafts
to carry letters, parcels and logistic consignments for making overnight
delivery in major towns of the country. India Post had launched its
first Aircraft last year to provide these services in the North East.
The Minister also announced a host of new customer services to be launched
by India Post very soon. These will include Express Parcel Post Retail
service, Gift Parcel Post service, Logistics Post Air service, Sale
of Gold coins through Retail Post, express Money Order service, Speed
Post Call Centres and a range of new international services. Raja informed
that major technology initiatives have been planned to bring Automatic
Mail Processing systems to process the mail faster; to equip the postmen
with hand-held devices that will capture and transmit the signature
of the addressees digitally; to establish mechanised hubs to process
the parcels efficiently; to build logistics and warehousing centres
for providing supply chain solutions to the businesses. Raja said, the
unveiling of the logo marks a new beginning in the journey of India
Post; it marks a new commitment in the ethos of the Department of Posts
and sets the vision for a world class postal services.
Speaking on the occasion, the Minister of State for Communications and
IT, Jyotiraditya Scindia, described the new logo as a synthesis between
service proposition and modernity. He said, the launch is a landmark
and the new corporate identity will unfold higher level of customer
services.
The new logo is inspired by the fact that India Post carries emotion
across physical distance. At first glance, it is an envelope and at
the next glance, it is a bird in flight, unhindered and unrestricted.
The following bold strokes convey free flight.
The choices of colours are Red and Yellow. Red has been chosen for its
traditional association with the Postal Service. It embodies passion,
power and commitment. Yellow communicates hope, joy and happiness. Evidence
of the combination of the two colours is found across the country.
Juniors are unhappy with Seniors
Junior bureaucrats across the country are sore with their
seniors because they feel that seniors availed all benefits on time
and are now sitting pretty.
IPS reshuffle in Bihar
24 IPS officers have been transferred in Bihar.
Three 2005 batch ASPs in Bihar promoted as
SPs
Hajipur ASP Manu Maharaj has been made Jehanabad SP while
Hilsa ASP Jitendra Ram is the new SP of Banka. Sasaram ASP P Kannan
has been made Begusarai SP.
IAS officers shifted in Rajasthan
In a minor reshuffle Rajasthan Government has shifted two
IAS officers. They are:A.A.Mukhopadhyaya(1980 batch) on his return from
Central deputation Principal Secretary Food and Civil Supplies &
Parvinder Singh(1982 batch)-Principal Secretary Personnel.
Get together of 1988 batch on Sept. 27, 2008
in Delhi (UPDATED)
All officers of All India services belonging to the 1988 batch are going
to have their get together on September 27 2008 in Delhi.Venue for the
dinner meeting will be Air Force Club.
SAIL signs MoU with IIM, Ahmedabad (UPDATED)
To meet the challenges of Human Resource Development keeping in view
its ongoing modernisation and expansion programme, a Memorandum of Understanding
(MoU) has been signed between Management Training Institute (MTI), the
Corporate Training centre of Steel Authority of India Limited (SAIL)
& leading business school, Indian Institute of Management (IIM),
Ahmedabad.S. P. Patnaik, Executive Director (HRD), SAIL/ MTI and Prof.
S.K. Barua Director, IIM Ahmedabad signed the MoU in the presence of
G. Ojha., Director (Personnel)/SAIL and Gautam Mukherjee, Executive
Director (Personnel &Administration)/SAIL at Ispat Bhavan, in Delhi
on September 24,2008.
CORPORATE
Ms.Neera Saggi is CEO,Seawoods Project of L
& T
Mrs.Neera Saggi has joined as Chief Executive Officer (CEO)
of Seawoods Projects. Its a Rs.4500 crore worth venture of the L &
T group. Earlier she was in the Department of Commerce as Development
Commissioner Santa Cruz Electronics Export Processing Zone (SEEPZ)Mumbai.
She had quit the job by seeking voluntary retirement. Mrs.Saggi is 1980
batch IAS officer of the West Bengal cadre. Her parent cadre had given
her clearance recently. She was on leave during the period.
Behuria elected WLPGA President
Indian Oil Corporation Chairman Sarthak Behuria has been
elected President of the World LPG Gas Association (WLPGA) at Seoul.
Pandey is co-head Asset Managment, India Infoline
Deepesh Pandey, former Deputy CIO of Mirae Asset, Singapore
has been appointed as co-head of India Infoline's Asset Management business,
IIFL Capital.
Manish Srivastava is co-head Asset Managment
IIFL Capital
India Infoline's Asset Management business has roped in Manish Srivastava,
ex-Fund Manager of Halbis (HSBC Global Asset Management), Singapore
as co-head of the Investment team.
Dharamadhikari bags Indian Concrete Institute's
award
S. K. Dharamadhikari, Executive Vice President, HCC has been conferred
The Indian Concrete Institute's prestigious 'Outstanding Contribution
to Concrete Technology, 2007' award. The award was presented at a glittering
cremony in Mumbai recently.
Forum
Will Judiciary take cognizance ?
I compliment A K Saxena for making a bold revelation about the banking
scam in the SBI at its Domariaganj branch (and the sharp reactions of
several readers thereon in this great website on 22-9-08) and how the
political parties are misusing this novel technique to convert their
black money into white. Since the MPs will not take action, I would
request the Judiciary, which is our only hope in this country, to take
suo motu cognizance of this bold revelation and order the CBI to conduct
comprehensive investigation into this scandal and give a report to the
Judiciary for appropriate action. This is only the tip of the iceberg.
Ajit Chattopadhaya(A social activist)
Burning of churches - my sixth sense
It is really a shameful for our country in which churches are being
burnt in such a way. As a patriotic Indian, I think the people who are
burning these churches on the issue of conversion of caste by Christians,
may be right in their view but have they thought what would have derived
them to take this step (conversion as Christian)? In my view, all who
have converted themselves must have been passing through bad period
of their life, either of starvation, liabilities etc. which is the result
of bad managing of our managers (Government) or you may say due to over
population. Think of a person who do not have bread to feed for himself
and his family, and suddenly a person comes to his help, will he ask
his caste before taking that help? I think the answer will surely be
a big 'No'.
These people should think that at least this minority (Christians) is
not involved in spreading terrorism in this country. Therefore, I appeal
to these hard liners, to first start help people in need in this part
of world so as to avoid them to convert themselves to Christianity,
and secondly, they should use their power to destroy the filthy minds/terrorists
responsible for blasting our country at will or are they waiting this
community to mingle with terrorists to further deteriorate law and order
situation which will make lives of Hindus miserable.
Ashok Kumar Bhimani
Elimination of Group D category.
Pay Commission and the PM's recommendations on the said merger are encouraging
because it will motivate the employees group 'D' employees whose contribution
in the government always goes unnoticed. It is this class which never
gets appreciation as far as their contribution and the process of nation
building is concerned. Right from Minister to a lower functionary, without
their cooperation and contribution, it will be difficult to get the
requisite output. Let's recognise their worth, and acknowledge their
unsaid contribution in any govt. It should also be acknowledged that
by virtue of their designations, they suffer from lack of self esteem.
It is perhaps this awakening of minds that, elimination of group "D"
category has been recommended. It, is, therefore, yet to be seen whether
the PM's recommendations on the subject are going to be implemented,
or remain a theory on papers as various committees have started working
on the said recommendations. If executed, it will go a long way in raising
of their social status and self esteem. Secondly, while taking them
into Group 'C', it should also materialise into granting them a respective
scale. Mere merger will not materially help them, but giving them upgradation
in scale will actually be a soothing recognition of their contribution.
The upgradation may, however, be considered on some criteria like, whether
the employee possess the academic qualification/equivalent technical
qualification equal to matriculation or so. In such cases, they should
be promoted, especially, given the conditions, wherein govt. has stopped
filling up of vacancies at the entry level in clerical cadre. The exercise
must also not lose its foresight on changing the left out employees
designations as has also been recommended in other cases like LDCs/UDCs/Assistants/PAs/PS/PPPS/Sr.PPS
etc. giving them an identity at par with corporate sector.
Vinod Arora
IRS resignations
This is going to happen in many other services. If our leaders listen
only to IAS officers then day is not far when people who are actually
working for this nation i.e. those who are collecting taxes, implementing
financial policies of the Government, serving at the borders, taking
care of the leaders will leave the service and government will be left
only with some looters who will strengthen their position by sheer chamchagiri.
The 6th CPC is the main cause which clearly indicates that Government
has care only for IAS, they are near when persons working in other services
will get dejected and leave the services and discourage others to join
it. I myself advise every only that if they want to serve the nation
then there is only one service IAS. All other services are slaves to
the politicans and IAS lobby.
Suresh
Recruitments in Delhi Police should be a blend of all states
Regarding recruitments in Delhi Police, somebody raised very rightly
that the cadre should be a blend of all states rather than typical culture
of Haryana or Punjab. Being a central service, it should reflect people
with humble tongues not a stereotypical Haryana language where even
a constable usually denote all dignified citizen using really very derogatory
language. Either the recruited people should be with good academics
or should be trained to speak elegantly. Policing should be made IT/Tech
Savvy. Currently only honest people fear police not the crooked and
corrupt ones. The scene should be changed so that people don't get deterred
to approach police. Being a senior officer with GOI many times I feel
humiliated by even constable of Delhi Police because they have got the
whip.
VS
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your poetical work more than anything else.
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