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TOP TEN IPS OFFICERS OF UP CHIEF MINISTER MAYAWATI
1. Vikram Singh
2. A.K. Jain
3. Malkiat Singh
4. Brij Lal
5. Vijay Singh
6. Chander Prakash
7. Gurbachan Lal
8 Akhil Kumar
9 Vijay Kumar
10. J.L. Meena
Will Lt Gen V.K. Singh be next Army Chief?
Lt. Gen. V.K. Singh, PVSM, AVSM, YSM, General Officer Commanding-in-Chief Eastern Command, is tipped to succeed the current Army Chief General Deepak Kapoor in 2010 only if the controversy over his correct age does not come in between. A rival, another general, has objected to Singh's promotion to the top post saying, "Army records have two different birth dates for Gen V.K. Singh. One record says he was born in 1950 and the other said 1951".
Deputy NSA Leela Ponappa gets three months extension
Deputy NSA Leela Ponappa has been given three months extension beyond August 1 as against the proposal of one year.
( We said this on July 2 )
Sharma to be Director of UIDAI
Ram Sewak Sharma is being appointed Director of the Unique Identification Authority of India headed by Nandan Nilekani.He is 1978 batch IAS officer of Jharkhand cadre.
Pradip Kumar to have tenure of two years from August 1
Newly appointed Defence Secretary Pradeep Kumar will have a tenure of abut two years from the date of taking over the charge of the post. He is a 1972 batch IAS officer of Haryana cadre.
Sridhar to be new CBEC Chairman
It is now almost certain that V. Sridhar will be the next CBEC Chairman proving all rumours about his disinterest in accepting the post wrong. There were rumours that he was not interested in becoming CBEC Chairman and that his interest was in going back to South.
Promotion of 1976 batch IAS to secretary level to be delayed
Promotion of 1976 batch IAS officers to Secretary level which was expected to commence in August is going to be delayed because eight officers of 1975 batch are still to be posted.
Gupta joins MEA as OSD
Prakash Gupta has joined MEA as OSD in the XP Division in place of Anshuman Gaur (IFS 2001) who is leaving for posting to Nepal. He is 2002 batch IFS officer.
Retirement age of scientists to be raised to 64?
There is a move to rise the retirement age of Scientists to 64.This will however, be conditional and depend on a good track record.
Ajay Kumar posted to Northern Railway
Ajay Kumar, SAG/IRSME, on his return from deputation has been posted to Northern Railway in the cadre.
Now Public Service Authority in the offing
Grapevine has it that a new body christened Public Service Authority is going to be constituted to advise ethics in public service.
Top post in NRHM vacant
The post of Director in the GoI's' flagship programme - National Rural Health Mission (NRHM) - is lying vacant for over three months.
Chaturvedi to continue as PS to PM
Indu Shekhar Chaturvedi is going to continue as PS to Prime Minister. There were rumours that 1987 batch IAS officer of Jharkhand cadre Chaturvedi is leaving the PMO.
Lalu's favourite sent to J&K
Former Union Railway Minister Lalu Prasad Yadav's OSD and loyalist K.P. Yadav has been sent to Jammu and Kashmir.
Post of CVO in Goa Port Trust to fall vacant
With Veena Sriniwas returning back to her cadre, the post of CVO in Goa Port Trust is all set to fall vacant soon.
R.P. Singh cleared for empanelment as IG
As the grapevine has it R.P.Singh IPS (UP cadre, 1987 batch) has been cleared for empanelment in Government of India (GOI) as IG.
P.D.T .Achari's extension ends on September 30, 2009
Extension of P.D.T.Achari Secretary General to the Lok Sabha will conclude on September 30, 2009. He was given extension in his tenure by Somnath Chatterjee the then Lok Sabha Speaker.
States not beefing up coastal security
Intelligence reports indicate Coasts/Coastal areas could be the main entry points for terrorist attacks and the State Governments are showing a very lukewarm reaction to this and not readily bothering about tightening the security arrangements at their coasts with the assistance rendered by the Centre. Some of the States are: West Bengal, Orissa & Kerala.
Deepak Narain promoted as Director
Deepak Narain, IAAS officer of 1993 batch, has been promoted on NBR basis as Director, Ministry of Commerce & Industries, GOI, New Delhi
Rakesh Shetty tipped to be ED
Rakesh Shetty of Andhra Bank is one of the 11 General Managers GMs) out of 50 GMs of different Public Sector Banks who had faced the interview for slots of Executive Directors (EDs) and has been short-listed.
Training Course in Satellite Remote Sensing
A Group Training Course in Satellite Remote Sensing Data Analysis Technology for Disaster/Environmental Monitoring to be held in Japan from August 4,2009 to September 12, 2009 (Core Phase).
Will Pandian move from GSPC?
Aaccording to unofficial report of Gujarat Sachivalaya, GSPC Chief D.J. Pandian is likely to be moved out after eight successful years with GSPC. 54-year-old Managing Director may get some other department. Anyone can guess?.
Ms Mehta is President of MPIOWA
Ms Mamta Mehta wife of ACS Prashant Mehta has been elected President of the Madhya Pradesh IAS officers Wives Association.
Watal waiting for promotion
Joint secretary in Gujarat Government R.P. Watal has been waiting for more than six months for his promotion to additional secretary rank since August 2008.
Rakesh Nath to be Member (tech) in Appellate Tribunal for Electricity ?Rakesh Nath is likely to be Member (Technical) in Appellate Tribunal for Electricity.
GOI orders a probe
As the grapevine has it GOI has initiated a probe regarding the manner
of setting up of Pipeline Advisory committee of the Petroleum
Ministry. Several MPs had repoetedly raised the matter with higher ups
pinting out that the panel was set on May 20,2009 i.e. Four days
after Lok Sabha election results were declared.
UGC pay-scales to be implemented in Karnakata
The Karnataka Government has decided to implement the revised UGC pay-scale of College and University teachers.
IFS changes in J & K
On return from central deputation Vinod Ranjan has been appointed Chairman of State Pollution Control Board.R D Tiwari will now be Director State Forest Research Institute and Wild life.P C Kapoor has been made Project chief IWDP, Lal Chand has been posted as Director Forest Protection Force.Manoj Pant has been shifted as Regional Director Social Forestry Jammu.B Sidhartha will now be Joint Director IWDP. A K Tikoo has been posted as Conservator of Forests East Circle Jammu .Asgar Anyatullah, Regional Wild Life Kashmir has been shifted and posted as General Manager SFC. F A Geelani will now be Joint Director Soil Conservator Central.
1984 batch IPS is ADG in J & K
Two 1984 batch IPS officers K Rajendera and P Lal Gupta have been promoted to the rank of ADG in J & K.
IPS reshuffle in J & K
There is IPS reshuffle in J & K..Dr Ashok Bhan DGP CID will now be DG Prisons. Rajendera has been posted as Additional DGP CID in place of Dr Bhan, P Lal Gupta will be new Vigilance Commissioner.Ashok Gupta will be new IGP Jammu . Farooq Ahmad will be new IGP Kashmir zone .S. Gopal Reddy has been posted as IGP, Home Guards/CD and Auxiliary Police Dilbagh Singh has been posted as IGP Armed Police, J&K. Sheikh Owais Ahmed, will now be IGP, Vigilance. B Srinivas has been made IGP Security. M A Anjum, IGP, Railways has been transferred and posted as IGP CID Headquarters.Farooq Ahmad will be IGP Kashmir Zone. Hemant Lohia, has been posted as DIG, Central Kashmir Range, Srinagar. Pankaj Saxena will be DIG Traffic, Jammu. Deepak Kumar has been made DIG, Doda-Ramban Range. Sulaiman Salaria will now be DIG Railway Security. Sunil Sharma has been posted as DIG CID Jammu. Farooq Khan, DIG, North Kashmir Range, Baramulla has been transferred and posted as DIG Jammu-Kathua Range. Kamal Saini, DIG Security J&K has been transferred and posted as DIG South Kashmir Range Anantnag.Alok Puri will be DIG Administration.Muneer Ahmad Khan will be DIG Traffic Kashmir. Abdul Qayoom Manhas, DIG, Jammu-Kathua Range has been transferred and posted as DIG North Kashmir Range, Baramulla. Abdul Ghani Mir, DIG CID, Headquarters has been transferred and posted as DIG CID Kashmir . Rajesh Kumar has been posted as DIG Vigilance. T. Namgyal has been made DIG Armed Jammu.
1996 batch IPS is DIG in J & K
Two 1996 batch IPS officers Danish Rana and Avtar Singh Bali have been promoted to the rank of DIG in J & K.
IPS changes in Nagaland (UPDATED)
MV Chakhesang will now be IG Border. L Thechamo Lotha has been made Special Secretary Home, ST Sangtam has been posted as IGP ,Intelligence and Zanbemo Lotha has been made s IG Crime.
1996 batch IPS is DIG in Nagaland (UPDATED)
Two 1996 batch IPS officers L Talimeren and G Vicashe Sema have been promoted to the rank of DIG in Nagaland.
Additional charge of CCIT Madurai to Shrivastava (UPDATED )
The Revenue department has entrusted senior IRS officer P.P. Shrivastava Chief Commissioner IT -I, Chennai with the additional charge of CCIT Madurai.
Review DPC recommends restoration of IRS officer's seniority (UPDATED)
The Review DPC held by UPSC has recommended the restoration of seniority of IRS officer K.P. Nigam, Assistant Commisioner Income Tax with effect from Dec 20, 2002, the day his immediate junior officer was promoted. Nigam is presently posted as ACIT Mumbai.
Three envoys present credentials to President (UPDATED)
Three envoys presented their credentials to the President of India, Pratibha Devisingh Patil at a ceremony at Rashtrapati Bhavan. The envoys who presented their credentials were:Marian Tomasik, the Ambassador of the Slovak Republic, Faisal Hassan Ahmed Trad, the Ambassador of Saudi Arabia, and Mohammed Ghali Umar, the High Commissioner of Nigeria.

CORPORATE
A.K. Mishra is number two in the panel
A.K. Mishra of the NHPC has reportedly been put number two in the panel prepared by the PESB for the post of Director (Planning and Projects) of the Neyveli Lignite Corporation.
Interview for CMD Engineer's India from tomorrow
PESB will start two days interview from July 16 for the post of CMD Engineer's India.
CVC recommends reduction in pension of National Insurance Co AO
CVC has recommended reduction in pension by Rs.500 per month in the case of an AO, National Insurance Co.Ltd.

Aaj Ki Aawaz
After all the excuses BJP has given for loosing… this one is the cherry on the cake!!!
The 'do not get taken in by Rahul's chocolate face' comment that Sushma did make!!!
This means that BJP feels Rahul's chocolate face did BJP in!!!
And without a doubt it was not Rahul's chocolaty face that made Congress win!!!

Does Sushma feels public is that naïve that it got besotted by Rahul's chocolaty looks???
Sushma has lost it … that's what it looks!!!
She's not only tried to give an excuse for BJP's loss but she's doubted the Public too!!!
Do you think we vote keeping in mind someone's mooh (face)?????
If looks mattered most of our Netas would loose!!!
Sushma ji rest assured candidate based on his or her looks we do not choose!!!
Laloo has forsaken his veggie vow!!!!
Seems now to some Deity that allows noon veg food ko karr raha hai Laloo bow!!!
Or after being booted out of power he's taking his revenge!!!
By turning veg for power now by turning non veg kaar raha hai apni haar ko avenge!!!

After losing power seems he's switched over from Lord Shiva to some other Deity!!!
For Laloo power is God……….. selfish piety!!!!
And Laloo let 'his own cat out of the bag'!!!!!
When he said RM announces Projects and then Ministry feet karti hai drag!!

That is exactly what Laloo did…….. announced Project after project for Bihar State!!!
And what was these Projects fate?????
Well Projects did not go beyond the grandiose announcements !!!
Were just ' lollipop' kind of pronouncements!!!
There is an adage…… is God nearer of my punch??????
Maya is trying to make Amethi feel is Rahul nearer or Maya via an electricity crunch!!!
And when Amethi's people protested they were beaten by the Cops black and blue!!!!
Maya feels Amethi's people must have got the clue!!!!
So Rahul Baba how are you going to respond!!!!!
Because Maya has shown Amethi's Public ' don't take panga with the croc in your pond'!!!
There is a movie in which Kader Khan plays a stage actor afflicted with khujli!!!
And the audience waits with rotten tomatoes and eggs for him to do khujli!!
'Abh karrege khujli' the audience chants this as they wait for him to do khujli!!
Well our very own Paranb Da is afflicted with gussa ki khujli!!
Pranab Da is afflicted with a short fuse!!!
I was waiting for him to lose his cool though rotten tomatoes and eggs I cannot use!!
And moreover this time he lost his cool in the House!!!!
Speaker's squeaky please nahi karr sakki Pranab Da ka gussa douse!!!
Pranab Da should suck on a sweet all the time so that he feels 'sweet'!!!!
Maybe with something sweet in his mouth temper karr raktha hai beat!!!
Mulayam keeps on going like a foota hooa drum!!!
Again for scrapping English in UP support karr raha hai drum!!
What's wrong if UPites are bilingual..... English and Hindi which is their mother tongue!
Seems as per Mulayam Hindi and English cannot exist sangh sangh!!
He got his own son educated overseas!!!
Isn't it hypocritical that he wants English being taught to cease???
Seems Government has realized the factual position of Wheat stocks!!!
And that is why wheat exports now Sarkaar blocks???
Hear Sarkaar is also going in for wheat futures…. derr aaye parr durust aaye!!!!!
Both steps should have commenced when drought alarm bells rang…. Pawar hai hai!!!
He was busy in London … rumours say for cricket and counting bales of hay!!!
Kindly note a lot of such kind of hay is raked overseas and overseas the hay does stay!!!
Confucius says…… Netas like Pawar , Laloo and Mulayam feel they can fool everyone all the time!
But now after the recent elections it has changed …. not all the people everytime!!
Bharat Kumar

Forum
(The views expressed in this column are of the contributors. We do not owe any responsibility, whatsoever, of the views of our surfers as they are their personal opinion)
This has reference to your laudable initiative to commence a debate on EVM by eliciting the views of people 'with insight and credible knowledge' of the electoral/voting system in India. My compliments.
I am one such person (of the paper-ballot days) having performed almost all tasks connected with State and Parliament elections during my career. Below is the published article I had written shortly before the 2004 Parliament election when serious doubts about EVM's authenticity had surfaced. Though Election Commission responded to this article at that time, no tangible action has been taken to meet the main point - providing for "voter-verifiable audit trail"- I had raised. Thought the article may help in triggering the debate which is very timely.
M.G. Devasahayam
ELECTRONIC VOTING NEEDS TO BE SECURED
M.G.Devasahayam
It is reported that a group of Supreme Court lawyers have sent a memorandum to the Election Commission casting doubt on the integrity of the electronic voting system and urging the commission to introduce a 'vote verification system' in the Electronic Voting Machine. They have threatened to move the matter in the Supreme Court if the Election Commission does not respond within a week.
Over a period of time grave doubts have been expressed regarding the integrity of the EVMs. A recent editorial in the 'The Statesman' had this to say about electronic voting: "The possibilities of rigging an election with EVMs are enormous. The EVMs in use in India are based on the "Direct Recording Electronic" system. As the name suggests, voters directly enter their votes, which are recorded electronically. In the DRE voting system even a cub programmer can write code that displays votes one way on a screen, records them another way and tallies them yet another way. This can happen even when voting machines have been thoroughly inspected and tested."
Election Commission countered it by saying that the EVM software is 'burnt in' and therefore tamper proof. What the Commission has failed to realise is that it is the integrity of the 'burning in' process that is being doubted.
Three of the most essential elements of free and fair election available to the voter under the Paper Ballot system are:
Checking the accuracy of the ballot paper before marking his/her vote
Verifying whether he or she has correctly marked before placing it inside the box
Reconstruction of the vote for authentication of election results in case of dispute.
None of these are available under the electronic voting system and therefore its fairness is open to question. The moment the voter punches the EVM button his/her control is lost and the machine and its software takes over. It is universally acknowledged that even the best of experts do not know how to write a bug-free software. The more complex the software, the more difficult it is to find and fix the bugs. Election software is very complex, and it will contain errors, regardless of the skill and dedication of the engineers who design it and the programmers who code it.
In USA, with the Presidential election due in November a debate is raging about the wisdom of electronic voting. Several studies have expressed grave apprehensions about the possibility of 'Grand Scale Fraud' if EVMs are used in a large scale. A report published in New York Times on 25 September 2003 interalia avers: "Electronic Voting Machine Technology used nation wide is 'at high risk of compromise' because of software flaws that could make them vulnerable to computer hackers and voting fraud."
Considering the seriousness of the matter and based on a recent study of four voting machines showing them all to be vulnerable to tampering, the Ohio Secretary of State has ordered delay of the installation of the machines until after the 2004 election.
But here in India, Election Commission, exhibiting unusual bravado, is proceeding to elect the full Parliament and four State Legislatures through EVMs brushing aside grave doubts about their integrity. Chief Election Commissioner is reported to have boasted about India's IT expertise saying that even election officials from USA are coming to learn from India. He perhaps do not appreciate that US election authorities are exercising utmost caution. Naturally so because election software programming is done through chips and Japan, considered the mother of the computer chip revolution, have themselves opted for the conventional method of paper ballots because they know that chip based software can be manipulated.
Be that as it may, it is too late in the day to stop the EVM juggernaut. But the least Election Commission can do is to build in a reasonably fool proof safeguard in the form of a verification system. As the American debate reveals electronic voting can be made secure by adopting what is called a "voter-verifiable audit trail." By attaching a printer to the voting machines, something like the ATMs in banks, a 'vote verification slip' can be printed out clearly giving out the candidate and symbol for which the voter has voted. The voter picks up the slip, verifies that his or her vote has been correctly registered, and deposits the same in a safe box kept in front of the polling officer. Boxes containing these slips would be sealed and stored securely to be available for reconstruction of the vote and authentication of election results in case of any dispute. This way, while going hi-tech basic requirements of a free and fair election would be met.
There is still time for the Election Commission to provide for this safeguard. The additional cost compared to the immense benefits would be minimal. It is imperative that the Election Commission addresses this issue in all seriousness lest the forthcoming elections turns out to be a farce similar to the US Presidential election 2000!
How can the EVM be tampered at all places
I was returning officer in the state assembly election and was DEO in the recently conducted Lok Sabha elections. Every body is saying that EVM elections can be rigged. but the big question is how? As the one leading political party alleged that the election could have been rigged in favour of the ruling party. But let us think primarily.. An EVM consists of two major components control unit and ballot unit..... control unit is basically a microprocessor.... ballot unit is the voter interphase through which the machine interacts with the voter, that is vote is casted through this part. Now control unit is NOT sensitive to any sign/symbol of the political party..... It is only sensitive to the order of natural numbers.... and to correspond (map) this order of numbers with the symbols of political parties we use ballot paper...and the ballot paper is totally electronically passive. The order in which ballot paper is prepared is lexicographically. That way in one constituency a particular party may be placed 3rd in the ballot paper and at some other place in other constituency. So it means machine can not be fixed for or against any particular party. One thing should be made clear that there can be some local factors such as misprinting of the ballot paper, malfunctioning of any button of the ballot unit or biased PO. But this can not be ruled out at all in any case and checks and balances under the supervision of the election commission really reduces these errors within the nullity limits.... so why r we wasting time in unnecessary debate
Vijay
EC should let everyone vote
The main component of EVM works on microchip. What guidance this microchip has this can be checked.
The other step Election Commission takes is, of issuing of Voters cards. There is lot of Indian citizens (by birth) those names are never available in the voters list. How these voters could can vote though they are possessing Election Card given by the election commission.
I think Election commission to ensure/ allow the voters to cast their votes (EVM/ paper system) without raising the question of names in the voters list.
Ramesh Chhabra
Will FM post these IT officers out?
As expected, IT officers who have not been away from Delhi for a day in last 20 years and those who were due for transfer having completed 8 years in Departmental posts in Delhi are again posted to Delhi on the ground of children being in 12th/10th. Moreover, they have not been posted to exempt posts, ie to ITAT, Directorate of Systems, etc. but to appeal charges. Surely, if they were to be accommodated in Delhi for their personal compulsions despite having completed their tenures as per policy, they should have been posted to ITAT. Their postings speak volumes about the tremendous power wielded by them. Such power is creation of long stay in Delhi. Another clause of policy violated in their cases is that officers returning from deputation in Delhi have to be compulsorily posted out for two years. Has FM overlooked the policy entirely in their cases?
D. Singh
CITs accommodated in Delhi through IT board
Sir,
It appears that in the IRS CIT's transfer orders of this year even the Income Tax Board has been utilised for back- door entry into Delhi, which was abhorred by earlier Finance Minister P. Chidambaram. This is perhaps because the posting in board are not so much in limelight and not likely to raise furor. Atleast one CIT level officer has been given entry to Delhi this way and the order says that TP has been 'relaxed' for this.
K.S. Pundir
Mockery of transfer policy
I agree 100% that the north block mandarins have made a mockery of the IRS transfer policy by the very selective application of rules. There are several caps, eg the 16 year cap on postings in one zone/area. JS CBDT has completely brushed this aside in the case of over 20 officers. Why has he done this is anybody's guess. Reputation of CBDT members and Ministers are at stake on account of manipulation of way service record is presented by US and JS. CBI should seize the software in which this rot has been fed and hand it over for investigation.
Rita
Law minister should take CBDT to task for frivilous litigation and cause for amx no of service related litigation. As on today 805 of cadre is unhappy and on road. It is shame that CBDT is treating its officers worse than taxpayer .Member, chairman, JS have no time for officers and always keep their red light on in office. North block CBDT corridor is now RED DISTT and beyond reach.
S. Kumar
Fight for justice
This is actually what is needed. Let one candle burn the entire flame. Some concrete efforts must be made to improve the pathetic conditions of Stenographers Gr 'D' because they contribute a lot. Whenever postings are to be made, no heed is given to the post. A grade 'D' steno can be fitted anywhere. But why deprive him of his regular promotion. I fully agree that MACP should be of no consolation, fight should be for regular promotions. A list of ad-hoc promotions was taken out way back in 2006 which brought a relief to many of us. But that too was stopped as it was decided to give promotions on a regular basis. Those Gr 'D's who were left and were expecting promotion in the consecutive list are still waiting. Many have even lost all hopes of getting promoted. It is very demoralizing that even after a span of almost 3 decades, you are in the same post. This is the height of injustice. Friends let this fight not stop and more and more people join this fight so that at least we can voice our grievances and find concrete solutions.
I also urge Suresh Kumar to please make the efforts more concrete so that results are delivered. Assistants fighted for 6500 scale and so the PAs got this scale. There were efforts and the results came out. Such a thing should be done for Steno Gr 'D's. I have a few humble suggestions:
1. An urgent meeting of all Stenographers, irrespective of the post, may be called wherein each and every Steno Gr 'D', 'C', PS, PPS and Sr. PPS should participate.
2. Grievances should be noted down and prioritized.
3. Senior Officers should be apprised of the situations, specially in DOPT, Cabinet Sectt.
4. If necessary legal actions like court cases can be thought of.
5. Information under RTI can be sought from the DOPT as regards to the promotions of Steno Gr'D's as compared to and LDC/UDC/Assistant/SO and the reasons for the delay in promotions etc.
6. Last but not the least, let this fight continue till justice is sought.
I urge more and more people to join in and give in their suggestions. All those who have got promotions, who are waiting for their promotions, PAs, PSs, PPSs, Sr. PPSs form a United Association and fight for the cause.
Vandana
I fully agree with the distortion in WPI reporting.
The govt. claims credit for negative inflation rate and claims that prices are under control, whereas the common man is unable to consume frugal items like dal, vegetables. Wonder what is our so vigilant media doing about it. It is easy for even a lay man to see that the claim of negative inflation is only a farce.
Sanjeev Jain
Well, this is regarding Grade 'D' Stenographers.
I partially agree with VM's remarks on this. But so far as donating one month salary to PM relief's fund is somehow not advisable as some of us are totally dependent on monthly salary. It may not be possible for them to do this. However, donating MACP arrears is OK. If the affected employees altogether gather and discuss this anomaly, it can be possible to donate the MACP arrears to the PM's relief fund and attracts the attention of higher authorities. Further, in my opinion, we can show our disgrace in different way that we, all the affected employees (including female employees) will work after office hours, at least upto 8 'O clock in the evening, without expecting any benefit like OTA from the Government and show our distress to the Government. This may also practically possible in my opinion. In Japan, if the employees want to show their disgrace they adopt this method. They will give more output without any additional benefit. But, it is possible only when all the employees can come together and work for their respective ministries / offices and as well jointly represent to their Head of Departments (Secretary) concerned.
Amar
Kudos to Padamvir
Shri Padamvir sir is a very good officer and familier with work and nature of the Academy staff and Faculty. My good wishes to Padamvir Sir for promotion as Special Director in the Academy and I hope in future he becomes Director of the Academy.
Thanks
Yogendra Kumar Badola