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There is no parallel to you in the country. New Coal Secretary likely New Coal Secretary is likely to be appointed. Who will make it ?.Guess
the name ,Coal Minister hails from Uttar Pradesh. Bureaucratic changes in GoI next week ? A bureaucratic change is expected to take place in the Government of
India next week end. Will PMO clear the name of SAIL CMD ? Steel Minister Virbhadra Singh has cleared the name of C S Verma for
the post of CMD SAIL. Now the ball is in the court of the PMO. One can
only believe that name of Verma, currently Director (Finance) BHEL,
is going to be approved by the Prime Minister. Nine figure in Zone of consideration for Chairman
Railway Board As many as nine officers are there in the zone of consideration for
the post of Chairman Railway Board (CRB), after present incumbent S.S.
Khurana retires in May 2010. Five members of the Railway Board &
four General Managers (GMs) are in zone of consideration. Neeraj Kumar poised to be DG Railway Staff
College As the grapevine has it, Neeraj Kumar is poised to be DG Railway Staff
College. Presently he is Chief Mechanical Engineer (CME) Diesel Locomotive
Works. Keshav Chandra poised to be GM, NFR As the grapevine has it, Keshav Chandra is poised to be GM, NFR. Presently
he is Anxiety of empanelled IAS officers of 1990
batch goes up Anxiety of empanelled IAS officers of 1990 batch has reportedly gone
up because those who are already with Government of India (GOI) on deputation
get a precedence as far as posting was concerned. However, uncertainty
factor has added to anxiety. Anurag Bhushan is Director CPV Division in
MEA Anurag Bhushan, IFS 1995, has been posted in MEA as Director in the
CPV Division. He has returned from one year course in IIM. PS of Tharoor posted as Director in MEA Zahur H. Zaidi to go on foreign assignment Zahur H. Zaidi private secretary (PS) to E. Ahmed Indian Minister of Review process of 1989 btach IAS officers
begins With setting up of a new committee of three Secretaries the process Rau to be Secretary to Karnataka Governor
G.V. Krishna Rau, Chairman, Coffee Board, under the Department of Commerce,
is back to the cadre. On return 1982 batch IAS officer Rau has been
appointed Secretary to the Karnataka Governor. Khushi Ram is new CVO MTNL Khushi Ram has been appointed as Chief Vigilance Officer in the Mahanagar
Telephone Nigam Limited (MTNL.), New Delhi. He is 1981 batch IRSEE officer. G.K.Pillai’s vertical interaction aimed
at MHA’s better working G.K. Pillai Secretary in Ministry of Home of Affairs (MHA) with S. Nithiyanandam poised to go to Centre on
deputation after CWG S. Nithiyanandam an IPS officers of AGMU cadre belonging to the 1986
batch is poised to join GOI on central deputation. However, the UT Division
has conveyed to the Ministry of Home in GOI that the officer would be
available after Common Wealth Games to be held in October 2010. Kishan Kumar poised to go to Centre on deputation
after CWG Kishan Kumar an IPS officers of AGMU cadre belonging to the 1985 batch
is poised to join GOI on central deputation. However, the UT Division
has conveyed to the Ministry of Home in GOI that the officer would be
available after Common Wealth Games to be held in October 2010. Karnal Singh an IPS officers of AGMU cadre belonging to the 1984 batch
is poised to join GOI on central deputation. However, the UT Division
has conveyed to the Ministry of Home in GOI that the officer would be
available after Common Wealth Games to be held in October 2010. Kamble appointed ED NHAI Bangalore R M Kamble has been appointed ED NHAI in Bangalore. This post has been
created. Kamble is 1984 batch IAS officer of Karnataka cadre. Silver Jubilee of 1985 batch in Mussourie Silver jubilee re union of All India Services (AIS) officers belonging
1985 batch is going to take place the Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy
of Administration (LBSNAA) in August sometime. IA & AS officer C Nanjundaswamy transferred
Mohanlal is AIG Forests Mohanlal has become AIG Forests in Government of India. He is an Indian
Forest Service (IFS) officer of the 1993 batch who belongs to the Jharkhand
cadre. (We said this on December 12, 2010) Madhya Pradesh urges Centre to provide 8 IPS
officials every year Chandrasekharan to be Director (Marketing)
FACT Travancore The PESB is reported to have put number I P Chandrasekhaaran number
one in the panel for the post of Director ( Marketing) FACT. Maj Gen Madhok is ADG PI Major General Sanjeev Madhok has been appointed ADG Public Information
(PI) in the Army Headquarters. Rani Malick goes to Lagos Rani Malick has been shifted from Mea Headquarters to Lagos. 1977 batch IPS to get DG rank in Punjab Three 1977 batch IPS officers Mssrs J P Virdi,Chandrasekhar and Jyoti
Trehan are being promoted to the rank of DG in Punjab. IFS reshuffle in Karnataka There is major IFS reshuffle in Karnataka.Over forty IFS officers have
been shifted. IAS transfers in Madhya Pradesh Bhopal Airport issued with DGCA's licence The Bhopal based Raja Bhoj Airport of which Director is J.P Alex has
been issued with Aerodromme licence by the Directorate General of Civil
Aviation (DGCA). In India it is the only domestic airport of the Airports
Authority of India to have been issued this licence. Basically it is
based on civil aviation standards & guidelines formulated by Montreal
based International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO). The aerodromme
licence is a mandatory requirement for airport operations. As it is
J.P. Alex as Director of Raja Bhoj Airport is credited with having carried
out many innovations & has ably developed the Bhopal airport. IAS and IPS reshuffle in Uttarakhand soon As the grapevine has it sweeping changes of IAS and IPS officers in Uttarakhand are on the anvil. N K Tripathi bereaved
(UPDATED) As the grapevine has it there are seven insiders are in the race for
the post of Director Research & Development (R & D) in Indian
Oil Corporation (IOC) interviews for which are to be held on May 11,
2010. Of them three are hot contenders. They are: R.K.Malhotra ED R
& D, Amitabh Chatterjee ED Lubes & R.K. Ghosh ED of IOC’s
Panipat Oil Refinery complex. Earlier, it were to take place on May
4, 2010
CORPORATE The PESB is reported to have put the name of R G Rajan number two in
the panel for the p[ost of CMD Rashtriya Chemicals and Fertilisers.
He is presently CMD of PDIL. Mathai moves to Thrissur P.E.Mathai, General Manager, South Indian Bank has moved from Delhi
to Thrissur to Arun Ramanathan on the board of USE Former Secretary Finance Arun Ramanathan has been appointed Independent
Director of the United Stock Exchange of India Ltd.. Dopak Chatterjee on the board of USE Former Secretary Commerce Dipak Chatterjee has been appointed Independent
Director of the United Stock Exchange of India Ltd.. Karanth is CFO of Corporation Bank General Manager, Financial Management division of Corporation Bank
P R Karanth has been designated Chief Financial Officer. Schaff is President of Indian operations of
BMW Andreas Schaaf has taken over as the President of BMWs Indian operations
with effect from May 1. Gill is MD of NCR Corporation Jaivinder Singh Gill has been appointed by the NCR Corporation as its
new managing director of India.
Aaj Ki Aawaz Bharat Kumar FORUM Most Indian police officers also admit, that the Indian police system,
with its archaic setup, and several levels of entry is colonial and
feudal in nature. The lateral entry envisaged by UK police which poster
"Gupta" referred to was a "Graduate Fast Track Entry
Scheme", which speeds up promotion by 2-3 years. But every graduate
entrant must also still go through requisite time in service as a constable.
Anyway, the scheme ran for a few years, but was stopped because of poor
results. It still operates in the UK Civil Services though (In the UK,
the police is considered as being distinct from the civil service).
The crux of the issue is, that the police should not become paramilitarized
(which is what the Indian Imperial Police, and its successor service
the IPS always were and still are). It should, instead, be a truly civilian
force, meant for the maintenance of law and order, and detective work
and criminal justice delivery. Even Germany has this distinction, with
the beat police/detective police being maintained/officered/staffed
separately from the "Bereitschaftspolizei", which is the armed
paramilitary police. Maintenance of a truly civilian police force will
go a long way towards improving policing in India. -Aditya Take note of facts The poster who states that India cannot afford so many generals should
take note of facts, and not post whatever comes to their mind on a given
day. Armed forces do not, have a larger number of Class I officers than
other services combined. Let me state some numbers also. Very few armed
forces personnel are "Generals". Army has about 350
Major Generals, and 90 Lieutenant Generals, and 1 General. All told?
About 450 officers who can be categorised as General Officers. A look
at JUST the IAS civil list shows: 1510 officers in the rank of Joint
Secretary (Same pay scale as Major General). 724 Officers in the same
pay scale as Lieutenant Generals (army has only 10% of this phenomenal
number, despite being a much larger service). IAS has 240 officers in
the rank and pay of Secretary. Army has eight such officers. The only
pay scale where there is an equal number of officers, is at 90,000 (Fixed).
The Army chief is in this scale, as is the Cabinet Secretary. And this
is in comparison to just one civil service. IPS/IFS/Indian Forest Service/IAAS/Customs
all combined have tens of thousands of officers in the "General
Rank" Scales. In the face of such evidence, how can we say that
ARMY has too many generals? A mere 400 compared to nearly 20000? Shouldn’t
the civil service exercise a little modesty in handing out high ranks?
People should think of what they are saying, otherwise such canards
will fall in the face of evidence. - A concerned citizen It is now "kal ki awaaz" It is no more aaj ki awaaz". With the coalition adharma in open
practice, aaj ki aawaz no more remains aaj ki awaaz but has become kal
ki awaaz. Would you not consider changing the title now? It is highly
insulting for politicians today (i.e. aaj) to indulge in small scams
below respectable amounts in crores. In fact, even bureaucrats operating
in those lowly amounts get no respect in the good company of their compatriots
in Raj Adharma! Opportunity, it has been said in the past, knocks but
once and therefore in tenures of 5 years or less whatever little the
neta/babu accomplishes in the scam industry, is less by ever rising
standards of scamming/scheming/scandals. The Devas may call the Asurs
anything, but both are practicing their respective dharma. The dharma
of one may be adharma of the other, but as the cosmos is governed by
cycles, each one of them only changes places. Long Rule Coalition Adharma! M L Gupta Would Pak have done so ? If RAW had staged an attack on Karachi the way the ISI had staged the
attack on Bombay, would Pakistan have boasted of Rule of Law and given
the terrorist a 360 day trial just to prove that he is indeed a killer
of 174 innocent people? And after that , there is more litigation in
more courts till it reaches the President as a Mercy Petition, which
the President may not decide for a decade as has happened in the past.
This is an insult to the families of the innocent victims and the maimed.
Pakistan would have executed the terrorists summarily, Rule of Law be
damned! After all, which law , except the Law of the Jungle, were the
terrorists following? D Choudhury It is in blood How you can control corruption? It is in the blood of scientific officers
who do not hesitate to insult their subordinates at any level An Officer After the sixth pay commission … In the new pay structure in force, after the sixth pay commission,
the maximum financial benefit accrues on promotion from JAG to NFSG
as the event also synchronises with change over to PB I. This is totally
illogical and unjustified as there is no change in the nature and degree
of duties of the officer concerned .While it is too late to roll back,
it may be desirable to treat JAG as NFSG of Sr Time Scale of central
group A and all India services. S K Sharma India can do it There are nearly 40 Major Generals in Survey Of India only. Even some
are of age group of 50 . So India can spend so much on these Generals
with army and civilian benefit. In army one has to get transfer with
in 2 to 3 years but some of these Generals are at one station life long
.these Generals are better benefited then IAS and IPS officers. Without
a single sipahi how these Generals are living like Kings. Tripathy Flaunting should have limits I do not understand how senior police officers become 'generals'. But
in certain states the word 'General' is extended to funny levels. The
other day while passing through Kerala, I saw red car board carrying
in very broad letters "Director General' and in the bottom in very
small letters were written 'Prosecutions'. written. Flaunting also should
have some limits. N K Nair It’s great He is one officer who studies, analysis and ascertains implications
of the subject dealt by him. Apart from an excellent administrator he
has always shown keen interest in research and teaching. We look forward
to his contribution to various fields of governance. S.M.A. Millath Give their dues to CPOs - Issues have been raised in this forum regarding step brotherly treatment
given to CPOs. There are negligible people in the Government and in
ministry who actually know that duties and sacrifices for the nation
are being done by CPOs men and cadre officers who are professionals
and capable but they are denied the promotion and command of these forces
due to the reason best known to the Govt. Denial of such opportunities
to these deserving officers is not in any way making this nation strong
but only serving the vested interest of deputationist officers. It is
ridiculous to mention that CPOs officers who are fighting and making
supreme sacrifice for protecting the nation are denied even a status
of organized group A cadre and their destiny is decided by those officers
who do not know the ABC of the force. Bhoj Singh One of the major reasons for large pendency of the cases in courts
is the reason that the government is the biggest litigant. Wherever
it loses a case, it contests the verdict in higher judicial fora in
spite of there being no merit in the appeal. Thus it clogs the judicial
system still more. Law minister says he is aware of this malaise but
has not been able to do much. I think judiciary especially High Courts
and Supreme Court should take lead in this regard by removing these
merit-less cases at the admission stage itself. Samalochak “Hang kasab now… this very moment… or it will too late… |
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