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BUREAUCRACY

Who will be next IB Chief ?
Top claimant for the post is Special Director Ashok Prasad. He is 1979 batch IPS officer of Andhra Pradesh cadre. He has been DGP of J & K. If he is not made the IB Chief he may be moved as DG of the CRPF or Secretary Security.

18 IPS officers of 2000 batch empanelled as DIG in GoI
As many as 18 officers of Indian Police Service (IPS) belonging to 2000 batch have been empanelled for the post of Deputy Inspector General (DIG) in Government of India. They are: Mrs Meenu Choudhary and Mrs I B Rani of AGMUT cadre; Manish Kumar Sinha of AP cadre; V Chandrasekhar of Gujarat cadre; K Venkata Ramana of Hyarana cadre; Tarun Kumar of Kerala cadre; Dr Suhas Madhukar Warke and Mrs Aswati G of Maharashtra cadre; K V Sreejesh of MT cadre; Yatindra Koyal of Orissa cadre; Mrs Lata Manoj Kumar and Navjyoti Gogoi of Rajasthan cadre; Ashwani Kumar Chand of Sikkim cadre; Mrs Sonal V Misra of Tamil Nadu cadre; Ajoy Kumar Ghosh, Asit Pal and Basab Dasgupta of West Bengal cadre.

Four new Members in CBDT ?
There are going to be four new Members in the Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT).They are Mssrs Atulesh Jindal,S M Nigam,Rani Singh Nayar and Surbhi Sinha.

About a dozen 1981 batch IPS officers to be empanelled ?
If insiders are to be believed about one dozen IPS officers belonging to 1981 batch are expected to be empanelled to the rank of DG in the Government of India.

IAS and IPS postings of UT cadre on cards !
IAS and IPS postings of the UT cadre officers are expected to take place in a week or two.

Sachin Mittal empanelled as DIG in GoI
Sachin Mittal has been empanelled for the post of Deputy Inspector General (DIG) in Government of India. He is a 1996 batch IAS officer of Rajasthan cadre.

3 IPS officers of 1997 batch empanelled as DIG in GoI
Three officers of Indian Police Service (IPS) belonging to 1997 batch have been empanelled for the post of Deputy Inspector General (DIG) in Government of India. They are Vinod Kumar-I and Ajitabh Kumr of Bihar cadre and Vijayasree Kumar of Kerala cadre.

3 IPS officers of 1998 batch empanelled as DIG in GoI
Three officers of Indian Police Service (IPS) belonging to 1998 batch have been empanelled for the post of Deputy Inspector General (DIG) in Government of India. They are: R Bheema Naik of Andhra Pradesh cadre; D K Arya of MP cadre and V N Jhadav of Maharashtra cadre.

7 IPS officers of 1999 batch empanelled as DIG in GoI
As many as seven officers of Indian Police Service (IPS) belonging to 1999 batch have been empanelled for the post of Deputy Inspector General (DIG) in Government of India. They are: Satyen Gogoi of Assam cadre; ali Mohd Bhat of J&K cadre; K V Sridhar of Karnataka cadre; I P Kulshresth of MP cadre; P Nagarajan, V H Mohammed Haneefa and J Bhaskaran of Tamil Nadu cadre.

Somesh Goyal takes over as ADG SSB
On being elevated Somesh Goyl has taken over as ADG SSB on Thursday. He is 1984 batch IPS officer of Himachal Pradesh cadre.

Now 19 candidates to appear for CMD Banks interview
Nineteen candidates are going to appear before three sub-committees today for the selection of heads of eight PSU banks. While 16 officials were shortlisted earlier, three have been called for interview at the last moment following their vigilance clearances. They include Dena Bank CMD Ashwini Kumar, IDBI Bank Deputy Managing Director B K Batra and Andhra Bank Executive Director S K Kalra.

Appointment of Mahesh Garg stalled ?
Appointment of IRSME officer Mahesh Garg as ED Public Grievance to Minister of Railways is reported to have been stalled .

Again no decision in SC Collegium ?
According to informed sources again on Tuesday no decision was taken in the Supreme Court Collegium.

Kundan Kr poised for PS to Rajiv Pratap Rudy MoS (IC)
As the grapevine has it Kundan Kumar may be appointed as PS to Rajiv Pratap Rudy, Union MoS (Independent Charge) for Skill Development & Entrepreneurship. The 2004 batch IAS officer of Gujarat cadre is presently serving as DM, Chapra in Bihar.

Mrs Manju Rajpal looks after as PS to Chaudhry Birender Singh
Mrs Manju Rajpal is looking after as Private Secretary to Chaudhry Birender Singh, Minister for Drinking Water & Sanitation. She is a 2000 batch IAS officer of Rajasthan cadre.

CMD for Coal India to be selected on Nov. 18
PESB is all set to hold the selection interview for the post of CMD, Coal India. Presently, Amrendra Kumar Dubey, 1982 batch IAS of Kerala cadre, is holding the additional charge of CMD, CIL.

Post of MD TRIFED may soon fall vacant
As the grapevine has it, Karan Bir Singh Siddhu may repatriate to Punjab. The 1984 batch IAS officer has recently been posted as MD, TRIFED under the Ministry of Tribal affairs. Previously he served as JS, HUPA.

K A Singh tipped to get PS, DIPR, Govt of Punjab
As the grapevine has it, Karan Avtar Singh may be given the charge of Principal Secretary, Department of Information and Public Relations. The 1984 batch IAS officer of Punjab cadre is presently serving as Financial Commissioner, Government of Punjab. The post has fell vacant after Navnit Singh Kang moved at centre as Addl Secretary, Dept of Health & Family Welfare.

Appointment of Plawat for Director (Fin), NTC yet to be cleared
The Ministry of Textiles is whispered to have been holding the appointment of Vivek Plawat, ED, NTC, as Director (Technical), Textiles Corporation Limited (NTC). Notably, he was selected for this post on August 6, 2013. The Ministry is yet to decide the fate of Plawat. Meanwhile, his penal validation has been extended for some time more.

Appointment Board headed by RBI Governor to finalise bank CMDs
The final selection of CMDs for eight public sector banks would be made by the Appointment Board chaired by RBI Governor and it will be based on the weighted average marks given by each of the three committees, of two members each, constituted by the government for the purpose.

Ms Alpana Shukla Rao appointed as Director, Administrative Reforms & Public Grievances
Ms Alpana Shukla Rao has been appointed as Director in the Department of Administrative Reforms & Public Grievances. She is a 1994 batch officer of Indian Telecom Service.

Anuj Aggarwal to join as Member (HR), AAI on Dec 1
Anuj Aggarwal, ED, AAI, will be taking over the charge as Member (HR), Airport Authority of India (AAI) on December 1, 2014.
(We said this on June 4, 2014)

PEC Ltd to merge with STCIL!
The Government of India is reported to be moving a proposal for merging PEC Limited with the State Trading Corporation of India Limited (STCIL). The PEC Ltd was incorporated in April, 1971 while STCIL, which is a premier international trading company, was set up in 1956 and presently, 91.02% of its equity is owned by the Government of India.

S Balachandran ceases to be non-official Director, DCIL
The tenure of S Balachandran as Non-official Part-time Directors on the Board of Dredging Corporation of India Limited (DCIL) has come to an end on November 10, 2014.

Vinai Kumar Agarwal ceases to be non-official Director, DCIL
The tenure of Vinai Kumar Agarwal as Non-official Part-time Director on the Board of Dredging Corporation of India Limited has come to an end on November 10, 2014.

Ministry keeps PESB in the dark on newly selected candidate ?
An accusing finger has started pointing at the selection process of the Public Enterprises Selection Board (PESB), which recommended the name for the post of Chairman-cum-Managing Director, PEC Limited despite knowing that he was not given CVC clearance for his earlier selection as Director (Marketing), PEC Limited last year on April 29, 2013. Secondly, the Government of India has moved a proposal for merging PEC Limited with STCIL; at the same time to select a candidate for CMD post raises many questions.

D N Singh to continue as PS to Harsh Vardhan
D N Singh, it is said, would continue as Private Secretary to Dr Harsh Vardhan, Minister for Science and Technology after the latter's Ministry for Health & Family Welfare was stripped off. Singh is a 1987 batch DANICS officer.

CVC returned the panel of CVO, CBDT
It is reliably learnt that CVC has returned the panel comprising three names for the position of DG, Vigilance. Conventionally the DG, Vigilance (CBDT) functions as ex-officio CVO, CBDT.

SAIL achieves 58% growth in Q2 EBIDTA(UPDATED)
SAIL registered an EBIDTA of ` 1498 crore for the July-Sept'14 quarter which is 58% higher than the corresponding period last year (CPLY). The profit before tax (PBT) of ` 751 crore in Q2 FY'15 is higher by 124% over CPLY, excluding the exceptional item of ` 1056 crore from M/s Vale in August, 2013 on account of arbitration award in favour of SAIL. The unaudited financial results of SAIL for the quarter July-Sept'14 was taken on record by its Board of Directors today. During the quarter, SAIL achieved a turnover of ` 12,934 crore, which is 1% higher than CPLY. The networth of the company increased to ` 43,622 crore as on 30.9.14, an increase of ` 956 crore from 31.3.2014. Improvement in performance in EBIDTA was helped by factors such as enhanced production of value added steel, better techno-economic parameters along with improvement in net sales realization and reduction in the input cost. With respect to the modernization and expansion programme, SAIL has already operationalized projects/facilities worth ` 27,500 crore till now. Commencement of integrated operations of 2.5 MTPA new steel plant at Burnpur is slated from November 2014, with the lighting-up of 4060 m3 state-of-the-art blast furnace here. This would be the second such large volume Blast furnace in SAIL, after the first one operationalized in Rourkela Steel Plant in August, 2013.
On this occasion, Chairman, SAIL C S Verma commented, "SAIL is focused on commissioning balance modernization facilities at the earliest and ramping up production from the operationalized units. It is heartening that capacity addition of SAIL is fructifying at a time when the country is witnessing improved economic sentiments and renewed thrust on infrastructure building, which will lead to increased demand of steel."

Lalduhthlana Ralte is also Ambassador to Micronesia (UPDATED)
Lalduhthlana Ralte, presently Ambassador of India to the Republic of the Philippines, has been concurrently accredited as the Ambassador of India to the Federated States of Micronesia, with residence in Manila (Philippines).

R K Mathur transferred as Sagar Commissioner in MP (UPDATED)
R K Mathur has been transferred and posted as Divisional Commissioner, Sagar in Madhya Pradesh. He is a 1995 batch IAS officer of Madhya Pradesh cadre.

3 IAS officers gets shifted in Bihar (UPDATED)
Sunil Berthwal has been appointed as Consultant, Bihar State Planning Council whereas B Pradhan gets additional charge as Principal Secretary, Cabinet Secretariat, Patna and Rahul Singh was given additional charge of Managing Director, Bihar State Infrastructure Development Authority and Bihar State Industrial Region Development Authority in Bihar.

Minor reshuffle of IAS officers in Tamil Nadu (UPDATED)
Some IAS officers have been shifted in Tamil Nadu. Accordingly, Mrs V Amutavalli has been posted as MD, Tamil Nadu Corporation for development of Women Limited while Shambu Kallolikar will be Member Secretary, Pharmaceuticals and Mrs Mythili K Rajendran is MD, Tamil Nadu Text Book Educational Services Corporation. Similarly, V K Jeyakodi has been appointed as Principal Secretary & MD, Powerfin and S Ganesh was posted as Collector, Pudukkottai district.

3 IPS officers transferred in Bihar (UPDATED)
Ajitabh Kumar has been appointed as DIG, Central Board, BMP with additional charge of DIG, Provision while Kumar Ekale will be SP, STAF and Manu Maharaj is SSP, Darbhanga in Bihar.

New look of Income Tax Department from tomorrow (UPDATED)
The Income Tax Department embarks on the mission of giving effects to restructuring of the Department from tomorrow.

R C Sen selected as Director (Fin), AYCL (UPDATED)
R C Sen, Additional GM, MTNL, has been selected for the post of Director (Finance), Andrew Yule & Company Limited (AYCL) at a Public Enterprises Selection Board (PESB) held on November 14, 2014. As many as 10 persons were interviewed for the same.

S N Sahai posted to GNCTD after return from deputation (UPDATED)
Upon return from the central deputation, S N Sahai has been given posting to GNCTD. He is a 1986 batch IAS officer of AGMUT cadre.

Parimal Rai posted to GNCTD after return from deputation (UPDATED)
Upon return from the central deputation, Parimal Rai has been given posting to GNCTD. He is a 1985 batch IAS officer of AGMUT cadre.

Mrs Reena Ray posted to GNCTD after return from deputation (UPDATED)
Upon return from the central deputation, Mrs Reena Ray has been given posting to GNCTD. She is a 1984 batch IAS officer of AGMUT cadre.

Narender Kumar posted to GNCTD after return from deputation (UPDATED)
Upon return from the central deputation, Narender Kumar has been given posting to GNCTD. He is a 1985 batch IAS officer of AGMUT cadre.

G L Meena transferred to GNCTD (UPDATED)
G L Meena has been transferred from A&N Islands to GNCTD. He is a 2002 batch IAS officer of AGMUT cadre.

Rakesh Bali transferred to Puducherry (UPDATED)
Rakesh Bali has been transferred from A&N Islands to Puducherry. He is a 2001 batch IAS officer of AGMUT cadre.

Sanjay Kumar Saxena shifted to GNCTD (UPDATED)
Sanjay Kumar Saxena has been transferred from Arunchal Pradesh to GNCTD. He is a 2001 batch IAS officer of AGMUT cadre.

S S Ghankrota transferred to GNCTD (UPDATED)
S S Ghankrokta has been transferred from Arunachal Pradesh to GNCTD. He is a 2002 batch IAS officer of AGMUT cadre.

Hawaldar transferred to Goa (UPDATED)
D A Hawaldar has been transferred from Arunachal Pradesh to Goa. He is a 2004 batch IAS officer of AGMUT cadre.

Manoj Kumar Sahoo shifted to Goa (UPDATED)
Manoj Kumar Sahoo has been transferred from Arunachal Pradesh to Goa. He is a 2006 batch IAS officer of AGMUT cadre.

R K Mishra transferred to Puducherry (UPDATED)
R K Mishra has been transferred from Arunachal Pradesh to Puducherry. He is a 2003 batch IAS officer of AGMUT cadre.

Krishna Mohan Uppu shifted to A& N Islands (UPDATED)
Krishna Mohan Uppu has been transferred from Arunachal Pradesh to A& N Islands. He is a 2009 batch IAS officer of AGMUT cadre.

G S Meena transferred to GNCTD (UPDATED)
G S Meena has been transferred from DD&DNH to GNCTD. He is a 2002 batch IAS officer of AGMUT cadre.

A Verickamackal transferred to Arunchal Pradesh (UPDATED)
A Verickamackal has been transferred from DD& DNH to Arunachal Pradesh. He is a 2002 batch IAS officer of AGMUT cadre.

Vijay Kumar Biduri shifted to A&N Islands (UPDATED)
Vijay Kumar Biduri has been transferred from GNCTD to A&N Islands. He is a 2005 batch IAS officer of AGMUT cadre.

Talem Tapok transferred to Arunachal Pradesh (UPDATED)
Talem Tapok has been transferred from Goa to Arunachal Pradesh. He is a 2002 batch IAS officer of AGMUT cadre.

Manoj Kumar transferred to GNCTD (UPDATED)
Manoj Kumar has been transferred from Mizoram to GNCTD. He is a 2002 batch IAS officer of AGMUT cadre.

Akash Mahapatra shifted to GNCTD (UPDATED)
Akash Mahapatra has been transferred from Mizoram to GNCTD. He is a 2002 batch IAS officer of AGMUT cadre.

Ashutosh Kumar transferred to GNCTD (UPDATED)
Ashutosh Kumar has been transferred from Mizoram to GNCTD. He is a 2002 batch IAS officer of AGMUT cadre.

Alok Swaroop transferred to DD&DNH (UPDATED)
Alok Swaroop has been transferred from Mizoram to DD&DNH. He is a 2001 batch IAS officer of AGMUT cadre.

P R Meena shifted to GNCTD (UPDATED)
P R Meena has been transferred from Puducherry to GNCTD. He is a 2002 batch IAS officer of AGMUT cadre.

D K Mishra transferred to GNCTD (UPDATED)
D K Mishra has been transferred from Puducherry to GNCTD. He is a 2001 batch IAS officer of AGMUT cadre.

Srikant T transferred to Goa (UPDATED)
Srikant T has been transferred from Puducherry to Goa. He is a 2004 batch IAS officer of AGMUT cadre.

CORPORATE

Pandian appointed Chairman, GGCL
Gujarat Gas Company Ltd (GGCL) has appointed D J Pandian, IAS, as the Director and Chairman of the company.

Chakraborty appointed Director, GGCL
Atanu Chakraborty, IAS has been appointed as Director of Gujarat Gas Company Ltd (GGCL)

Sinha resigns as Chairman, GGCL
Dr Varesh Sinha, IAS, has resigned as the Director and Chairman of Gujarat Gas Company Ltd (GGCL)

Tamhaney re-designated as CEO, Uni Abex Alloy Products Ltd
Uni Abex Alloy Products Ltd has re-designated Kishore K Tamhaney, Chief Operating Officer (COO) of the company as the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the company

Kale appointed Addl. Director, Sam Industries Ltd
Kishore Kale has been appointed as an Additional Director of Sam Industries Ltd.

Maloo resigns as ED, Sam Industries Ltd
Anil Maloo has resigned as Executive Director of Sam Industries Ltd w.e.f. December 1, 2014

Chavan resigns as CS, Shri Aster Silicates Ltd
Ms Ishwari Chavan has resigned as Company Secretary of Shri Aster Silicates Ltd w.e.f. October 31, 2014.

Vengurlekar appointed CS, Shri Aster Silicates Ltd
Ms Swapna Vengurlekar has been appointed as the Company Secretary of Shri Aster Silicates Ltd w.e.f. November 1, 2014

Kulkarni resigns as CS, Autoline Industries Ltd
Ashutosh B Kulkarni has resigned as Company Secretary of Autoline Industries Ltd

Two Independent Directors appointed on Board of Cipla Ltd
Cipla Ltd has appointed Ms Punita Lal and Dr Nachiket Mor as Independent Directors of the company.

Raval appointed CS, Goldiam International Ltd
Goldiam International Ltd has has appointed Manish S Raval as the Company Secretary of the company w.e.f. December 1, 2014

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Repatriate Vineet Joshi also
The new NDA government had announced that all officers on central deputation who have completed their tenure would be sent back .A number of officers were sent back except Vineet Joshi, IAS, Chairman of CBSE .Though he has been out of his cadre for more than 15 years, he appears to have managed his way through the new set up !!! PMO should look into this and take appropriate action to repatriate him other wise it will send a wrong signal.
S Gopal

Hitler never said
Your whisper says "Hitler used to say "You need not be loyal to Germany, you need not be loyal to Parliament, you have to be loyal to only Hitler.".
NONSENSE. A canny politician like Hitler never said that. Not even once!
He always said: "Deutshland Ueber alles" (Germany above all).

Francis Xavier Bagnaud Visiting Professor of European History


Reverse extension policy
The NDA govt. must totally reverse this extension policy to bureaucrats, Railway Board officers, in fact all AIS services. Bring in fresh young officers for nuveau thinking and implementation of policy. No point making bills and passing it in Parliament and then it lies not implemented ! Change this policy in one sweep and send all retired officers on extension home. If they did not do it in 40 years of service career they will not do it on extension / re-employment.
Devendra Sethi

Corruption still flourishing
There is a growing feeling of discontent among the people of this country that corruption has been flourishing and the present government just sits as a mute spectator. It seems this soft-pedalling has emboldened the corrupt officials to continue with the malpractices. It is time the PMO takes cognisance of this issue and act swiftly in order to uphold its image and reputation.
Sivakumar

CGHS Pensioners & their tale of woes

Dear New Minister
Would request new Minister to ask his PPS / OSD to consolidate and compile all views / comments / observations and painful of experiences of pensioners with CGHS its Doctors and staff including practices and procedures which have appeared since the inception of this government ( however, Minister also free to even collect earlier reports too ) appeared at this forum and also elsewhere and may kindly go through each word of these as these been aired by respectable retired government servants ( including IAS IPS all organized services ) and consider what best can be done to give them 'Achhe din' As his predecessor was too buzy in banning gutkha, sale of cigarettes and making it mandatory even seat belts for passengers sitting in rear seats in cars and other such trivial matters. We pensioners will be ever grateful Many congratulations to you Minister and our best wishes

CGHS Pensioner

"Modi's Added Service to Country"

Considering the success of Swachh Bharat Abhiyaan, Modi should now become the brand ambassador for endorsing various commercial products. The income earned may be credited to PM's National Relief Fund. This will be an added service to the country.

A K Saxena (A retd civil servant)

For monitoring, intent is important

This has reference to "Democratising Data Collection For Good Governance" by Rekha Bhargava, Ex-Secretary. In country like India, availability of feedback (data) is not a problem. The problem is intent of the authority, political as well as executive. The poor fate of many RTI Activists and Whistle Blowers is well known. Even CVOs not toeing the official line are in problem. Misinterpretation of rules, overlooking the evidences and harassing the complainant are the common tools used by the authorities to save their corrupt sub-ordinates. The observation of respected ex-secretary simply indicates how far our authorities can be from the reality. It appears she has failed to properly appreciate the observation of our honourable PM on bureaucracy, Mera Kyaa, Mujhko Kyaa. I wonder, if she properly informed the public about any of her programme and failed to get the feed back.

A.K. Verma
Secretary, ISSA(EC), Kolkata

A note for 7th pay commission

In a zeal to present a unique report, the 6th Pay Commission has created so many anomalies that there had never been so in the earlier Central Pay Commissions from 1st to 5th in the history of independent India. One of the greatest anomalies is that the Pay Commission has recommended certain Grade Pays with a difference of mere Rs. 100/-, Rs.200/- or Rs.400/- e.g. Rs.1800, 1900, 2000, 2400, 2800, 4200, 4600, 4800 and created great confusions in remembering Pay Bands and Grade Pays. There was a Professor from one of the most renowned institutions of Management in the world, read IIM, Ahmedabad, as its Member on the 6th Pay Commission. It is a principle of Personnel Management that in order to create interest of the employee in the job, keep his morale high and to encourage him to contribute his best in the job, at least somewhat attractive amount of salary increase is prescribed on his promotion/ACP or MACP. This has totally been forgotten. It can well be judged if an employee gets promotion or is given ACP or MACP after ten years or so, what incentive he will have to put in his maximum to the job with the meagre increase of Rs.100/- or Rs.200/- or Rs.400/- in these days of high inflation prevailing even in 2008 when the Pay Commission's recommendations were brought out. On the one hand, Govt. is trying to simplify the laws, on the other, in addition to the above, many confusions e.g. prescribing same GP of Rs.5400/- in PB 2 and PB 3, merging many pay scales in PB 2 and PB 3, vast difference in the pay of Dy. Secretary and Director - both having same powers and functions - etc. have been created by the 6th PC. The 7th Pay Commission may kindly take note of this principle while formulating new Pay Scales. To simply the matters, the Commission may adopt the 5th Pay Commission scales of pay as the basis by multiplying the same with the recommended factor. If at all the 6th Pay Commission's salary structure is adopted, it may suitably adjust the Pay Bands, keeping sufficient gap between different Grade Pays.

2. Injustice to Deputy Secretary level officers by government

Since the level of responsibility, duties and powers for Deputy Secretary and Director level officers in Govt. of India are the same and both these posts are interchangeable depending upon the seniority of the officer concerned, there used to be a total difference of only Rs.2300/- between the Pay Scales of these officers before implementation of the 6th Pay Commission's report - the starting Scale of Pay for DS being Rs.12,000/- and that for Director Rs.14,300/-. It was highly unjustified on the part of GoI when it granted Pay Band and Grade Pay with a substantial difference to these levels of officers at the time of implementation of the 6th Pay Commission's report. As is known, PB-3 of Rs.15600-39100 with GP of Rs.7600/- is prescribed for DS and Substantially Higher (almost double) PB-4 of Rs.37400-67000 with GP of Rs.8700 for Director level officers. This is one of the greatest anomalies in the implementation of the 6th Pay Commission's report. There has been a demand to grant PB-4 with a Grade Pay of say Rs.8000/- to DS level officers. When the Govt. could grant PB-4 to Lt. Colonels and Director level officers - VI Pay Commission recommended PB-3 to even Director level officers and the Govt., later on, hiked the pay of Lt. Colonels -- there is no logic to deny the same to DS level officers. It is not that only DS level officers are affected. In fact even All India Service and equivalent officers including young Section Officers and Under Secretary level officers will also be affected when they reach the level of DS. To meet the ends of justice, the Government/Pay Commission should rectify this anomaly soon.

Paul

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