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70 IAS officers of 1990 batch to be empanelled in GOI
As the grapevine has it, 70 out of 118 IAS officers belonging to the 1990 batch who are being considered for empanelment as Joint Secretaries in Government of India (GOI) will be able to make it to the final list.
Didar Singh is new Secretary Indian Overseas Affairs
Dr A Didar Singh has been appointed new Secretary Indian Overseas Affairs in the Government of India. He is 1976 batch IAS officer of Punjab cadre. He will succeed K Mohan Das.
( We said this only yesterday )
Ms. Anita Chaudhary tipped to be Secretary Border Management
As the grapevine has it Ms. Anita Chaudhary, Special Secretary (CS), Ministry of Home Affairs in Government of India is likely to be posted as Secretary Border Management. Present incumbent Vinay Kumar will be retiring on December 31, 2009.She is an IAS officer of 1976 batch who belongs to the Haryana cadre.
Justice Deepak Mishra appointed CJ of Patna High Court
Justice Deepak Mishra of the Madhya Pradesh High Court has been appointed Chief Justice of the Patna High Court.
(We said this on November 28)
AP Mishra is GM, Eastern Railway
AP Mishra, Advisor Vigilance Railway Board, has been appointed as new General Manager (GM), Eastern Railway (ER), Kolkata. He is IRSE officer of the 1974 batch.
SC Joshi tipped to be GM, North Central Railway
As the grapevine has it, SC Joshi is tipped to be General Manager (GM) North Central Railway (NCR).
Shantanu is Deputy Secretary Home
Shantanu is new Deputy Secretary in Ministry of Home Affairs. He is 1997 batch IAS officer of Manipur-Tripura cadre.
Two contenders in fray for Chairman CBSE
In the final round, two contenders are there for the slot of Chairman of the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) file of which has reached the Indian Prime Minister Dr. Man Mohan Singh's office. They are existing Chairman Vineet Joshi & B Anand, Joint Secretary in department of AYUSH. As the grapevine has it Indian Human Resource Development (HRD) Minister Kapil Sibal wants Vineet Joshi to continue as Chairman, CBEC. Joshi is an IAS officer of 1992 batch who belongs to the Manipur-Tripura cadre. Anand is an IAS officer of 1987 batch who belongs to the Tamil Nadu cadre.
Devendra Singh Chauhan tipped to be IG SSB
Devendra Singh Chauhan Additional Commissioner Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS) is likely to be appointed as IG, Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB) shortly. He is an IPS officer of the1988 batch who belongs to the Uttar Pradesh cadre.
Shahid Ahmad’s repatriation sought
State Government of Manipur has urged to the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) in Government of India to repatriate Shahid Ahmad Chief Security Commissioner, (NFR) North Frontier Railway. He is an IPS officer of the 1979 batch who belongs to the Manipur-Tripura cadre.
Desh Raj Singh tipped to DIG, BPR & D
Desh Raj Singh likely to be appointed as DIG in BPR&D.In this connection, Central Government has received NOC from the state government. He is an IPS officer of the1990 batch who belongs to the Haryana cadre.
Decision on Director BARC delayed
Decision regarding new Director of the Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC) has been delayed because the process in this regard has not begun as yet. It has been the tradition for a very long time an incumbent who is Director BARC, is later on anointed as Chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission (AEC). Presently Srikumar Banerjee who recently took over as Chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission (AEC) and Secretary, Department of Atomic Energy (DAE) is holding the additional charge of Director BARC.
Rajveer Singh Deswal tipped to DIG, BPR & D
Rajveer Singh Deswal likely to be posted as DIG at BPR&D. In this connection, Central Government has received NOC from the state government. He is an IPS officer of the1991 batch who belongs to the Haryana cadre.
Ranjit Narayan IPS, transferred to Delhi
Ranjit Narayan, DGP, A&N Islands has been transferred to Delhi. He is an IPS officer of the1978 batch who belongs to the UT cadre.
Yogesh Deshmukh to be Zonal Director in NCB
Yogesh Deshmukh on central deputation will be joining the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) as Zonal Director. Presently he is posted as SP Khandwa. Yogesh Deshmukh is an IPS officer of the 1995 batch who belongs to Madhya Pradesh cadre.
DPC for promotion of IPS officers of MP soon
As the grapevine has it DPC for promotion of IPS officers of Madhya Pradesh cadre is going to be held on December 23, 2009.
A major IPS reshuffle on the anvil in MP
As the grapevine has it a large-scale reshuffle of IPS officers in Madhya Pradesh will happen latest by end of December 2009.
S.B. Deol IPS, transferred to Andaman
S.B. Deol, Special Commissioner (Security&AP), Delhi Police has been transferred to Andaman. He is an IPS officer of the1976 batch who belongs to the UT cadre.
Shanti Kumar Jain IG Chandigarh to be shifted
Shanti Kumar Jain, IG Chandigarh expected to be transferred to Delhi in February 2010.He is an IPS officer of the1980 batch who belongs to the UT cadre.
Pradeep Shrivastavs tipped to IG, Chandigarh
As the grapevine has it Pradeep Shrivastava is going to be IG Chandigarh. Presently he is CVO in MCD, Delhi. He is an IPS officer of the 1985 batch who belongs to the UT cadre.
Committee for selection for in Information Commissioner to meet
As the grapevine has it the committee for selection of candidate for Information Commissioner (IC) will meet towards the middle of next week.
B.V. Sudhakar to be CVO, KIOCL
B.V. Sudhakar has been appointed as CVO, Kudremukh Iron Ore Company Limited (KIOCL). He is an Indian Postal Service (IPS) officer of the 1981 batch.
Dr. Hemant Gupta, IFS elevated
Dr. Hemant Gupta who is posted as Deputy Director in Shimla located office of the Forest Survey of India (FSI), Ministry of Environment & Forests (MoEF), has been elevated as Senior Deputy Director, Shimla. He is an Indian Forest Service (IFS) officer of the 1989 batch who belongs to the Himachal Pradesh cadre.
AK Dutta to be Director Infrastructure, DFCC
As the grapevine has it, AK Dutta is all set to be Director Infrastructure in Dedicated Freight Corridor Corporation of India Limited (DFCC). At present he is ED Vigilance in Railway Board. Dutta is an IRSEE officer who belongs to the 1978 batch.
Dept of Justice going slow ?
It is being talked about in the Indian Judiciary circles that the work in the Department of Justice is going too slow these days..
28 JAG ISS officials get NFSG
As many as 28 Junior Administrative Grade (JAG) level officers of the Indian Statistical Service (ISS) have been appointed to the Non-Functional Selection Grade (NFSG). They include PK Banerjee, Siddhartha Kundu, Praveen Shukla, Ms Bandana Sen, Ajay Baksi, Dr Chandramani Sharma, P Manickam, Kishore Kumar, MK Ujjainia, Raj Kumar, Kishor Baburao Surwade, MM Singh, Kiran Kumar Ravuri, Ms Snehalata Sethi, Sunder Chandiramani, Moti Ram Ramchandani, Bhaskar Mishra, Ms P Bhanumati, Salil K. Mukhopadhyay, Rajesh Bhatia, Ms Sunitha Bhasker, Alam Khursheed, R Rajesh, Surendra Kumar Parida, Gaya Prasad, Dr KManao Singh, Ms Ratna Chowdhury and Anil Digambar Patil.
CV Muni Raju unlikely to join’s posting as CVO, MRPL to be announced
CV Muni Raju, who has been appointed as Chief Vigilance Officer (CVO) Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemicals Ltd. (MRPL), is unlikely to join. He is an IPS officer of the 1987 batch who belongs to the Madhya Pradesh cadre.
New eligibility requirement for promotion to HAG level
Since the 6th CPC have recommended for bringing uniformity in eligibility criteria across various organized Group A Services for promotions, the eligibility requirement for promotion to HAG level shall now be that officers in the SAG level should have 3 years' regular service in the grade or officers should be with 25 years' regular service in Group 'A' posts out of which atleast 1 year' regular service should be in the SAG.
V Sridhar to release a book on Right to Information
V Sridhar, Chairman Central Board of Excise & Customs (CBEC), is going to release second Edition of a  book titled "Right to Information - Law and Practice" in annexe of India International Centre, Delhi, on December 19, 2009 at 11.30 am. Guest of honour will be Arvind Kejriwal -Ramon Magsaysay award winner. It has been jointly authored by Dr. RK Verma & Mrs. Anuradha Verma. Dr. RK Verma is an officer of Central Customs & Excise who belongs to the 1997 batch. The book has been published by Taxmann.
Dr. Ashish Sadana feted by DCI
Dr. Ashish Sadana (of Paprola Disst. Kangra H.P) has been awarded as a DIPLOMATE and the award is presented by Dr. Anil Kohli, President, Dental Council of India (DCI) and Dr. Dinesh Jain, Secretary, Indian Society of Oral Implantologists at the Diamond Jubilee celebrations of DCI in conjunction with 16th national conference of I.S.O.I. held last week. From all over India only four doctors get this award.
One post of Jt Secr created in Department of Women & Child welfare
Government of India has created one post of Joint Secretary level in the Department of Women & Child welfare.
Ashok Kumar Pandey empanelled in GOI
Ashok Kumar Pandey is one of the seven officers of Indian Revenue Service(C&CE) of 1983 batch who has been empanelled in Government of India (GOI) for holding the post of Joint Secretary or equivalent under the Central Staffing Scheme (CSS).
Gautam Bambawale moves to MEA
Counsel General in Guangzhon has been moved to the Ministry of External Affairs Headquarters.
Manish Jain to be ED WBIDC
Manish Jain is being appointed ED (Projects) of the West Bengal Industrial Development Corporation. He is 1994 batch IAS officer.
Nandini Chakravorty to be CEO of WBIDC
Nandini Chakravorty is being appointed Chief Executive Officer of the West Bengal Industrial Infrastructure Development Corporation, a subsidiary of the WBIDC. She is 1994 batch IAS officer.
ISS officer gets new posting on promotion
ISS officer Jyotirmay Poddar, Director, DGCI&S, Ministry of Commerce and Industries, Kolkata, has been posted as DDG, DGCI&S, Ministry of Commerce and Industries, Kolkata.
Security aspects for next years Commonwealth games discussed
Security aspects for next years Commonwealth games to be held in Delhi were discussed at a high profile meeting was held in Delhi on December 17, 2009.  The meeting was chaired Home Secretary to Government of India (GOI). Mainly Y.S. Dadwal Delhi Police Commissioner, Parimal Rai Chairman, NDMC, R.K. Das Member CW Organization Committee, Ms.Anita Chaudhary Special Secretary (CS) attended it Home. Other officers were also present in meeting. This maiden meeting of Ms.Anita Chaudhary after she assumed the charge of Special Secretary, (CS).
IPS officers to be trained in Bhopal
The Ministry of Personnel has directed all IPS officers who did not join foundation course due to their personal & other reasons, should attend the same course in Bhopal from January 15,2010. Duration of the course will be 15 weeks.
Ms. Seema Dhir, of SAG/IRTS transferred to NR
Ms. Seema Dhir, of SAG/IRTS, has been on return from deputation transferred to NR in the cadre
BK Gupta of SG/IRSS transferred to RCF/Rai Bareli
BK Gupta of SG/IRSS has been transferred from NR to RCF/Rai Bareli at Delhi.
P.M. Basheer Ahamed transferred in Tamil Nadu
P.M. Basheer Ahamed, IAS, Additional Commissioner (Land), Land Administration Department has been transferred and posted in Tamil Nadu as Commissioner of Minorities Welfare .
Kumar Jayant transferred in Tamil Nadu
Kumar Jayant, IAS, Commissioner of Backward Classes, is transferred and posted to act as Commissioner of Technical Education vice V.K. Jeyakodi, IAS, holding additional charge .
Mrs. G. Laxmi Priya transferred in Tamil Nadu
Mrs. G. Laxmi Priya, IAS, Sub Collector, Mettur, Salem District , is transferred and posted to act as Project Officer, District Rural Development Agency, Krishnagiri vice Dr. Darez Ahamed ,IAS, already.

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Pandey is new CVO of PFC
B P Pandey is new CVO of the Power Finance Corporation. He is 1983 batch IAS officer of Uttarakhand cadre.
VK Thakral appointed as CVO, OIL
VK Thakral has been appointed as CVO, Oil India Limited in place of Prashant. Thakral is an IAS officer of 1982 batch who belongs to Manipur –Tripura (M-T) cadre and  Prashant is an IAS officer of 1988 batch who belongs to the West Bengal cadre.
Baviskar is new CVO Mumbai Port Trust
PR Baviskar has been appointed as Chief Vigilance Officer in the Mumbai Port Trust, Mumbai under the Ministry of Shipping.He is 1985 batch IAS officer of West Bengal cadre.

Aaj Ki Aawaz

Climate change has literally put the World in ICU or ‘ward for intensive care’!!!
And sad part is the one’s who will be affected by the changes don’t care!!!
The Developed Countries have acted irresponsibly for years and years!!!
And now on Developing Countries ‘not doing enough’ the Developed Countries are expressing fears!
Developed Countries have to realize that Developing Countries need a helping hand!!!
Adopting measures to tackle Climate Change bajaa degaa Developing Economies ka band!!!
The Delegates have had a ‘party’ and Summit's goal binned!!!!
Fact of the matter is to spoil God’s Planet all of us though in differing measures have sinned!!
Developing World are Gora Countries and Goras do not think of tomorrow!!
To live it up today from tomorrow they borrow!!!
Chalo at least we should try to do what we can!!!!
On climate change ‘chalta hai’ attitude Sarkaar and Indian citizens should enforce a ban!!
We Indians are known to think of tomorrow of kall!!
How can we give our future generations a bleak future which will be like a dall-dall (sinking sands)?
And our PM will be reaching Copenhagen just in time for burial of the Summit!!!
Into the abyss of abusing Nature deeper the World is going to plummet!!
Shinde has consistently been a non performer and as Power Mantri he’s maintained his record!!
But then why is he picked time and again …. this is a record!!
A person consistently does not perform and still he’s given responsible job after job!!!
And this despite the fact that in the previous job he got a big blob!!!
He’s a Dalit and he’s also liked and trusted by Sonia Gandhi!!
And that is why despite his dismal track record hothi rahi hai yeh non performer ki chaandhi!
A Cabinet reshuffle should be in the offing and hopefully Shinde will be sent packing!
As a Mantri he has to perform and it’s not enough just to have Sonia’s backing!!
Sonia can ‘can put the pen in his hand’ but he has to use the pen on his own!!!!!
For ‘keeping the pen capped' he’s well known!!
Not a biggie kind of reshuffle just a minor one!!!!
Some inductions, some readjustments and a couple of sackings will be done!!!
Pranab Da seems to be oblivious of the fact that the Farmer is feeling the pinch of inflation the most!
So he better rethink Sarkaar's ‘we’ve done a lot for the Farmer’ boast!!!
Seems Pranab Da feels everything in the Famers kitchen comes form Farmer's Farm!!!
And that is why inflation Farmer ko nahi karr sakthi harm!!!
Pranab Da should be sent to a State like Bihar to see the Farmer’s plight!!!!
He’ll get into farmer’s condition a real insight!!
Its like Sarkaar gave a few drops of water and inflation took away a bucket full!!!
Please Pranab Da spare us this ‘cock and bull’!!!
Pranab Da is an old hand and he knows Sarkaar is at fault!!!!
He should also know by this kind of talk or attitude inflation's 'curse run' will not halt!
Onion export needs to be banned, rice exports re-looked into and what's the delay in importing cheeni!!!
Why is Sarkaar on these issues doing neeni neeni (baby talk for sleeping)!!
Confucius says.... First step to save India's agri scene turning worser from worse! 
Shoo away from Krishi Mantralya the one who many see on India's agriculture a curse!
Adds..... Pawar has shown consistency in all the wrong things!!!
'India ko Sharad Pawar se bachao' Confucius sings (sung to the tune of mujhe mere biwi se bachao)!!!
 

Bharat Kumar

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IS THE DEMAND OF SMALLER STATES JUSTIFIED ?

On Smaller states...
Time is ripe to put in place another Re-organisation commission. Experience on creation of linguistic states is not welcome as the national fabric & integrity have eroded over the years. The states should be organised on some other basis like natural or agro-climatic zone, or historical background. Also, the states should not be too unwieldy like U.P. or Maharashtra, and nor too small like Haryana or Goa(inspite of its cultural identity). No state should be created on religion or language basis. This way, we can have about 25 states, each having roughly 200 or so blocks in 10-15 districts in each state. Special attention can always be given to the hilly, inaccessible areas. Focus should be only on providing an efficient and responsive administration.
Ujagar Singh

Further division of States by going in for new States is a drain on the financial resources of the country. Creation of Uttarakhand, Chhatisgarh and Jharkahnd States have not helped their socio-economic status, as contemplated earlier. Development grant is believed to be not reaching the grasss roots level in full. Political bosses and bureaucrats are reported diverting the funds and misusing it (take the case f Jharkhand). In these circumstance, we should not create smaller States at this juncture. Rather, our efforts should be to create an efficient govt for speedy delivery of outcomes by revamping the machinery at the helm of affairs.
H G Upreti

Even at the beginning Nehrus idea of linguistic states was a non starter, in 1956 there were 4 separate Hindi speaking States. There should have been only one. Similarly, Nehrus idea of dividing India into relegious States , Muslim and Hindu also ended in failure. The real idea of the Congress behind these moves was to preserve the domination of the Hindi speaking Hindu Male Chauvenist Pig of the Northern Cowbelt in perpetuity over the South Asian Subcontinent. There is no other logic at work. The recent attempt to partition Andhra Pradesh is a case in point. By splitting the State the States power at the Centre is destroyed for good. The Southern States should form a United Dravidian Front of South India in Parliament to assert their domination and defeat the Congress strategy of dominating Parliament by using the Cowbelt States. Punjab was destroyed politically by splitting it into 4 States, Bengal into 2 States (maybe 3 now) and the Northeast into 7 States. Some States are too small to govern or too big to govern, compare Mizoram to Madhya Pradesh or Rajasthan. No optimum size based on population , geography or history formed the criteria for the formation of most States. Dynastic considerations dictated that Uttar Pradesh was never partitioned by Congress. We should be thankful to Miss Mayawati that she wants the immediate partition of UP into 3 or 4 States. Where will Rahul Baba go if that happens? He should follow the advise of Mahatma Gandhi in this respect "Kiss a Miss but never Miss a Kiss".
D Choudhuri
It is not a whisper

It is not a whisper but a fact that Army (read armed forces) dominate MoD in particular and governmental System in General. They have (much less display)hardly any regard for any authority including elected representatives and disregard suggestions and orders with impunity. Insubordination and marginalisation of civilian officers and staff in mixed organisations and stubborn attitude of defence personnel elsewhere is a case in point. Consequences will be disastrous unless timely remedial measures are taken.
Gupta

Do not rub salt on wound of army officers
Army dominates every body that is why 95 percent army officers retire with grade pay of just 8700 or less and all group A officer will retire with minimum HAG with grade pay of 1400 so do not rub salt on wound of army officers.
Kartik
Allegations are unsubstantiated
Regarding the poster "Gupta"'s comments on this website on Dec 16th, one can only say that the allegations are entirely unsubstantiated and irrelevant. It is well known that the secretariat functions of the ministry of defence are controlled by officers of the civil service (Read IAS), and not by the Army, in any case.. Gupta's assertions of insubordination, etc, may be treated as simple slander, and suitably disregarded. As far as mixed organisations are concerned, these organisations have been created to support and serve the troops, by providing backup for service personnel, such as housing, land management, and buildings maintenance (MES/IDSE, IDES), payroll and HR functions (IDAS), and lower level ministerial and secretarial services, typists, clerks, PA's, etc (AFHQCS, an MoD equivalent of CSS). Obviously these support services, valuable and very highly appreciated though they are, are not functions that will call the shots in an organisation whose primary purpose is the provision of defence for our nation. Imagine, if suddenly one day it became the case that Hindustan Lever was being controlled by the buildings maintenance department of the company?! The idea is ludicrous, and a non sequitur. HLL would go down the drain within a day! And yet, it is unfortunate that in India, certain persons from services designed for precisely such support functions, regard it their god given right to control the armed forces, and crib when support services do not control the main show! Imagine what will happen to the defence of the nation if a service created to ensure timely construction of buildings, and maintenance of structural assets, starts controlling defence policy
-Aditya 
Army is not dominating MOD
It is not correct to say that Army is dominating MOD.MOD is dominated by bureaucracy including oficers from IAS, IDAS, Indian Ordinance Factory Service and Civilian staff Officers of MOD. There is no army, navy, airforce officer posted as joint secy/adll secy in MOD.
All decisions in respect of Mod are taken by complete cabinet as it pertains to national defence.
"Civil Supremacy" cannot be misconstrued as domination of defence services by IAS.Int implies supremacy of the elected government of Indian Republic
Vivky
It’s not correct
This is not correct that no IFS officer is attending the Climate Change conference in Copenhagen. Jagdish Kishwan former DG, ICFRE and presently PCCF J&K is attending the climate change conference.
Sanjeev Sharma
Anomaly of Department of Posts
The Ministry of Finance(Department of Expenditure), Government of India vide its Notification dated 29-8-2008 has shown the Grade Pay of Sr. Private Secretary as Rs 5400/- on completion of 4 years in the entry grade of Rs4800/-. But it is very funny that the Department of Posts, New Delhi vide its Circular No.1-24/2008-PCC dated 22-1-2009 has given the Sr.P.S. the Grade Pay of Rs5400/- on completion of 4 years of regular service in the grade of Rs 4800/-. So my query to the Postal Authority is that whether the Department of Posts has any right to amend the Notification of Ministry of Finance? If not, then the above said circular should immediately be amended deleting the word "regular" from the above said circular letter.
Banerjeepuspa
Is he responsible for all the mess ?
Apropos to your comment on YSR son about transfering him to Dilli offering Mantri. Do you mean that he is responsible for all the mess! He is not the spoiler. He inherited the true spirit of congressman. The sacrifices of freedom fighters is only attributed to a single family. Even Nehru is not elected as PM but he is selected candidate of MK Gandhi. At the time of independence, most of Pradesh Congress Committees rallied behind Sardar Patel. But poor Patel's face is not photo genetic. Now let us come to the point. There was no thorough consultations before announcing a statement on Telangana. High Command thought it would be a win-win situation like one shot two birds. The one bird is head of YS Jagan and the other is by way of weakening a strong state, a state always a traditional pond brewing the strong leaders who were courageous enough to question the authority of Nehru family. do you want examples - Tanguturi Prakasam, Neelam Sanjeeva Reddy, Kasu Brahmananda Reddy, Damodaram Sanjeevaiah, P.V. Narasimha Rao, NTR, YSR. Except NTR and YSR all are freedom fighters of congress. given the opportunity they settled the score. Mr. Kumar one thing everybody must remember, running a party is not a family business. We, the Andhraits, feel as a true congressman. There are press reports about Madam is serious about Jr YSR. But the ground reality is different. It is the other way round. Jr YSR has not started thinking serious about Madam. Like any other seasoned congress politician, he withstood the insult (why I am saying insult, the entire congress MLAs favoured his candidature for CM of AP) and waited for a opportune time and grabbed. The opportune time is Telangana. He affirmed for United Andhra on the Floor of the House. Over night he became a heavy weight in the AP. Mr. Kumar Jr. YSR can win his Kadapa MP seat any number of times either a congress man or as an independent. Now the Madam with her immature attitude, has made him a de-facto ruler of AP. He has become poster boy for campaign. Do you think Madam or her simblings or saplings can pacify the emotions of people of all regions of AP. The answer everybody knows. There are two types of leaders. Leaders with solid backing of masses, leaders with backing of their respective high commands. In which category Jr YSR falls? Please crosscheck with ground realities before levelling a casual remark against any body. Any how! you can now applause for Jr YSR heartily for a good debut opening batting.
Epilogue: Jr YSR would ever remain as a Congressman.
Madduri VKR
Laudable achievement for ISS officers.
Is it all 1984 officers? do they have any batch called 1984, in order? Many of the later batch(UPSC) officers have creeped in .How daring? Laudable? Lesson to learn to overcome problems! Is there any reason to have many layers to process and scrutinize things. It is all superfluous!
Rama Rama
Cadre authorities need to be sensitized
Cadre authorities also need to be sensitized that they should not insist on availability of posts and must promote officers the moment they complete 17 years.
Yayaraj
Satish Agnihotri is right choice
Satish Agnihotri is very right choice for the post. He would definitely, with his dedication, hardwork, sincerity and leadership quality take RVNL to new heights. He is the gem of the persons. He not only think about the organization where he works but also care for the persons working with him, because he knows every spike is important for success. I wish him all the very best, happiness and success.
S S
"CSI post must be handled by an academician"
The post of CSI should be delinked from that of Secretary(S&PI).The former should be held by an academician preferably an economist and the latter by an IAS officer. The Chief editor may now put a full stop to this ISS debate. The ISS should not wash their dirty linen in public. Their reputation including usefulness and worthlessness is too well known to experts and does not require further debate.
B S Gupta
ISS debate is useless?
A serving ISS Officer