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POLITICS
This is BJP politics ?
After all power is power. There is a lobby in the BJP headquarters which
is keen for L K Advani as Prime Minister and Narendra Modi as Deputy
Prime Minister. Will this happen ?
UP Lok Sabha polls and assessment of bureaucrats
BJP- 35
BSP - 20
SP - 18
Congress- 4
RLD -1
Others - 2
Former Secretary to President of India to contest
Lok Sabha poll
Former Secretary to the President of India, Christy Fernandez is going
to contest Lok Sabha polls on CPM ticket from Ernakulam constituency
from Kerala. He is a former 1973 batch IAS officer of Gujarat cadre.
BUREAUCRACY
Will EC allow BSF DG appointment ?
Will the Election Commission (EC) allow the appointment of D K Pathak
as DG of the BSF? One can only wait and watch.
Dinesh Sharma to be Additional Secretary in
DEA ?
Dinesh Sharma is being tipped to be new Additional Secretary Department
of Economic Affairs. He is 1983 batch IAS officer of Kerala cadre,
Khurana to be Secretary in UPSC ?
Ashim Khurana is being tipped to be Secretary in Union Public Service
Commission (UPSC). He is a 1983 batch IAS officer of Gujarat cadre.
Posting of 1995 batch IAS starts-Mustafa is now JS in Financial Services
Mohammad Mustfa has been appointed Joint Secretary in Financial Services.
He is a 1995 batch IAS officer of Uttar Pradesh cadre.
(We said this on January 23 and Feb 18, 2014)
Who will be DG, Civil Defence & Fire (NDRF)?
Whispers have started doing rounds as who would be the first DG, Civil
Defence & Fire with NDRF. The post has recently been carved out
and formalised. Previously Krishna Choudhary has the consolidated command
of NDRF which included Disaster Response, Civil Defence & Fire Safety
as a whole. Presently Mehboob Alam is Dg National Disaster Response
whereas the wing is awaiting its new DG for Civil Defence & Fire
safety.
Will ITBP get its ADG post back from NDRF ?
One may call it an administrative arrangement on part of MHA to accommodate
Mehboob Alam with NDRF as he did not want to repatriate to His parent
cadre of Tamil Nadu till his superannuation in July this year. The post
may be brought back to ITBP as NDRF do not have any sanctioned post
of ADG and reportedly, the Dept of Expenditure has already raised question
about the same.
Ram Subhag Singh poised to move from Dept of Defence?
As the grapevine has it, Dr Ram Subhag Singh is all set to move from
Department of Defence. The 1987 batch IAS officer of Himachal Pradesh
cadre is presently serving as Joint Secretary (Navy/Ordnance), Ministry
of Defence.
Ms Archana Varma appointed as Joint Secretary, DoPT
Ms Archana Varma has been appointed as Joint Secretary (AT&T) in
Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT) in Government of India.
She is a 1995 batch IAS officer of Assam-Meghalaya cadre.
(We said this on Feb 28, 2014)
Abhishek Singh to join FCI
Abhishek Singh is being appointed ED in the FCI. He is a 2011 batch
IAS officer of Uttar Pradesh cadre.
Rajan Gupta is also DG, FSCD &HG
Rajan Gupta, presently DG, BPR&D, has been assigned an additional
charge of Director General, Fire Services, Civil Defence & Home
Guards (FSCD&HG) until an incumbent to the post is appointed on
regular basis. He is a 1978 batch IPS officer of Punjab cadre.
Ms Tripathi is now JS and FA in Urban Development
Ms Jhanjha Tripathi has been appointed Joint Secretary & Financial
Advisor in the Ministry of Urban Development. She is a 1985 batch IRAS
officer.
1980-84 batch IRS officers awaiting DPC to
be promoted to Prl CIT
IRS officers of 1980-84 batches are awaiting their promotion to Principal
Chief Commissioner of Income Tax. Reportedly, date for DPC yet to be
taken from UPSC. Until few days back the letter for DPC had not been
sent from CBDT.
Selection for Director (BD) GAIL on March 12
PESB is set to hold interview for the position of Director (Business
Development) GAIL on March 12. The incumbent Director (BD) GAIL is scheduled
to retire on September 30, 2014.
Ms Upma Chaudhary gets ACS rank in Himachal
Upama Chaudhary has been promoted to the rank of Additional Chief Secretary
in Himachal Pradesh. She is A 1983 batch IAS officer of Himachal cadre.
Naresh Penumaka to attend Seminar for Asia
at Tokyo
Naresh Penumaka presently Additional Director General, National Academy
of Customs, Excise & Narcotics (NACEN) under the Central Board of
Excise & Customs (CBEC), has been deputed to attend 'Japan-IMF Macroeconomic
Seminar for Asia (JIMS)' being held at Tokya, Japan from March 10 to
14, 2014. Total 31 participants from Bangalesh, Bhutan, Cambodia, China,
Hong Kong, Fiji, Indonesia, Kazakhastan, Malaysia, Mongolia, Myanmar,
Nepal, Philippines, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Uzbekistan and Vietnam are
taking part in the same. Penumaka is an IRS (C&CE) officer of 1987
batch.
Will S B Singh return to parent cadre ?
S B Singh presently posted as IG, Head Quarters in CISF, Delhi is likely
to return to his parent cadre. He is a 1986 batch IPS officer of Assam-Meghalaya
cadre
U C Sarangi joins as IG in NSG
U C Sarangi has joined as IG in the NSG on Thursday. He is a 1988 batch
IPS officer of Madhya Pradesh cadre.
CBEC seeks officer for Superintendent Rank
Central Board of Excise & Customs (CBEC) is seeking an officer for
the appointment in the rank of Superintendent in International Customs
Division (ICD), CBEC, New Delhi.
P Ulaganathan gets extension in tenure
CVO of the Cochin Shipyard Limited (CSL), Cochin P Ulaganathan, Central
General Service has been given extension in deputation tenure till Feb
28, 2015.
IRS officers posted abroad
The Government of India has recently posted seven Indian Revenue Service
(IRS) officers as First Secretaries in Indian Embassies in France, Germany,
Japan, Netherlands, UAE, UK and USA .
CBI seeks deputation of IRS officers for SP
level post
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has sought officers of Indian
Revenue Service on deputation for the post of Superintendent of Police
(SP).
Dr Bhandari appointed as Whole Time Member
(Eco), PFRDA
Dr Badri Singh Bhandari has been appointed as Whole Time Member (Economics)
in the Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority (PFRDA).
Tiwari appointed as Whole Time Member (Law),
PFRDA
Trivikram Nath Tiwari has been appointed as Whole Time Member (Law)
in the Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority (PFRDA).
Praveen Pandey shifted to North Eastern Railway
Praveen Pandey, SG/IRTS, South Western Railway (SWR), has been transferred
to North Eastern Railway (NER) and posted in the cadre.
Md Azhar Shams transferred to West Central
Railway
Mohd. Azhar Shams, SG/IRTS, South Eastern Railway (SER), has been transferred
to West Central Railway (WCR) and posted in the cadre.
Kamal Nath lays foundation stone of CWC's
warehouse at Chhindwara
Kamal Nath, Union Minister of Urban Development and Parliamentary Affairs,
has laid the foundation stone of 10,000 MT capacity warehouse being
set up by the Central Warehousing Corporation (CWC) at Chhindwara in
Madhya Pradesh. The foundation stone was laid by the Union Minister
in the presence of Dr C V Ananda Bose, Chairman and B B Pattanaik, Managing
Director, CWC February 27, 2014. The warehouse is initially to be set
up with 10,000 MT capacity at a cost of Rs.5.00 crore for storage of
foodgrains of FCI in the first phase. Additional 20,000 - 30,000 MT
capacity can be created in a phased manner depending upon the requirement
of the area.
GSL's 'Sumedha' joins Indian Navy fleet (UPDATED)
The maritime security of India got a significant boost today with the
induction of state-of-the-art new generation Naval Offshore Patrol Vessel
(NOPV), INS 'SUMEDHA', indigenously designed in-house and built by Goa
Shipyard Limited. The Vessel was formally commissioned into the Indian
Navy by VAdm Anil Chopra, PVSM, AVSM, FO C-IN-C East on March 7, 2014
at an impressive ceremony held at the Goa Shipyard Ltd. Speaking on
the occasion, VAdm Anil Chopra said "the timely delivery of Sumedha
is truly testimony to the Navy's twin pronged commitment to indigenous
design and ship construction". Congratulating Goa Shipyard for
meeting the timelines of the ship's delivery to the Indian Navy, as
well as for the quality of work, VAdm Chopra said "the warship-building
process is recognized the world over as one of the most challenging
feats of engineering, from design through hull construction, outfitting,
integration of diverse equipment, setting to work and finally, the delivery
acceptance trials. INS Sumedha, is a fine example of this complex process".
This 105 meter Vessel is the third in the series of four New class of
NOPVs designed and built by Goa Shipyard Ltd for the Indian Navy. INS
'SUMEDHA' is the 200th Vessel built by GSL and marks yet another significant
milestone in the nation's journey towards indigenisation and self reliance.
RAdm (Retd) Shekhar Mital, NM, CMD GSL in his address said "even
before delivery of ongoing four NOPVs, we have improved upon our own
design and CG OPVs with higher head space, larger beam, higher stability,
better ship handling capability, higher fuel efficiency (at cruising
speed 15% less powering requirement than NOPVs) are under construction.
I strongly feel that Indian Navy may like to gain from this advance
design by a 'repeat' order. Further as per Naval requirement, we can
add on anymore weapons / modules in this improved design. Repeat order
will optimize cost for Navy, as we will not include any R&D charges
on the project and will pass benefit of available improved design to
Navy". INS 'SUMEDHA' will help meet the increasing requirement
of the Indian Navy for undertaking ocean surveillance and surface warfare
operations in order to prevent infiltration and transgression of maritime
sovereignty. This Vessel is suitable for monitoring sea lanes of communication,
defence of offshore oil installations and other critical offshore national
assets. Besides, the Vessel can be deployed for escorting high value
ships and fleet support operations.
Santosh Mishra is also Additional Excise Commissioner
in CG (UPDATED)
Santosh Mishra, Chief Executive Officer, Skill Development Mission and
Managing Director Chhattisgarh Tourism Board, has been assigned an additional
charge of Additional Excise Commissioner in Chhattisgarh. He is a 2000
batch IAS officer of Tamil Nadu cadre and is on inter-cadre deputation
to Chhattisgarh.
46 CSS officers promoted as Directors in GoI
(UPDATED)
As many as 46 officers belonging to Central Secretariat Service (CSS)
have been promoted as Directors in Government of India. The officers
include: Dr R K Agrawal, A K Singh, M N Sukumaran, J Sriraman, Thanglemlian,
Subrata Das, Suraj bhan, Hari Pal, Maya Prakash, J K Mehra, S B Mandal,
S P Katnuaria, Mary B Barla, Khatchin Langel, L Thangen, Vijay Ramjohan,
Ajit B Chavan, S K Chakrabarty, Arun Kumar, Marwaha, Rattan L Raichandani,
Manjit Kumar, Dr Harmeet Singh, L Haokip, T V Dinesh, Pratap Singh,
Harish Chander, Jeevan Sharma, M Ramakrishnan, Rakesh Kumar Maggo, Om
Prakash, Mukesh Chaturvedi, V Krishnaswamy, Geetha Sundarajan, Anil
Uniyal, Jagdish Kumar, H S Nanda, Anil Kumar Madan, V Ramkumar, K L
Nandwani, Ram Mohan, Amar Mudi, V K Chopra, V C Chaturvedi, Ajay Kanoujia,
P Mohanadasan and Som Nath Gupta.
Amitabh Kant to be new Secretary, IPP in GoI
(UPDATED)
Amitabh Kant is being tipped to be new Secretary, Industrial Policy
& Promotion (IPP) in Government of India. He is a 1980 batch IAS
officer of Kerala cadre.
Anup Pujari to be new Secretary, Mining in
GoI (UPDATED)
Anup Pujari is being tipped to be new Secretary, Mining in Government
of India. He is a 1980 batch IAS officer of Karnataka cadre.
Major shifting of 52 IAS officers in Bihar
(UPDATED)
As many as 52 officers of Indian Administrative Service (IAS) have been
transferred and posted at different places in Bihar. Accordingly, Narendra
Kumar Sinha has been posted as Principal Secretary, Department of Information
Technology, Patna while Vijay Prakash was made Principal Secretary,
Department of Transport, Patna & State Transport Commissioner and
Shishir Sinha will now be Mining Commissioner, Principal Secretary,
Mining & Geology Department, Patna and Managing Director, Bihar
State Development Commission Limited. Similarly, Rajesh Gupta has been
appointed as Commissioner, Purnia Range, Purnia; Amarjeet Sinha as Principal
Secretary, Social Welfare Department, Patna; Sunil Kumar Singh as Additional
Member, Revenue Board, Patna & Departmental Investigation Commissioner,
General Administration Department, Patna; Subhash Sharma in General
Administration Department, Patna; Shashi Shekhar Sharma as Principal
Secretary, Panchayati Raj Department, Patna; Arun Kumar Singh as Principal
Secretary, Track Construction Department, Patna & Managing Director,
Bihar State Track Construction Corporation, Patna; ELSN Bala Prasad
as Commercial Tax Commissioner & Secretary, Commercial Tax Department,
Patna; R K Mahajan as Principal Secretary, Education Department, Patna;
B Pradhan as Managing Director, Bihar State Tourism Development Corporation,
Patna; Sudhir Kumar as Departmental Investigation Department, General
Administration Department, Patna; Anshuli Aarya as Secretary, Bihar
Child Rights Protection Commission, Bihar; Vivek Kumar Singh as Principal
Secretary, Environment & Forest Department, Patna; Dr Deepak Prasad
as Principal Secretary, Food & Consumer Rights Protection Department,
Patna; Amrit Lal Meena as Principal Secretary, Agriculture Department,
Patna & Principal Secretary, Sugarcane Industry Department, Patna;
Pratyaya Amrit as Secretary, Energy Department, Patna, CMD, Bihar State
Power (Holding) Company Limited and Secretary, Information and Communication
Department, Patna; Raajit Punhani as Departmental Investigation Department,
General Investigation Department, Patna; S Siddharth as Secretary, Village
Work Department, Patna & Secretary, Public Grievance, Ministerial
Secretariat, Patna; S M Raju as Secretary, Rural Development Department,
Patna; Deepak Kumar Singh as Secretary, Water Resources Department,
Patna; Chanchal Kumar as Chief Executive Officer, Bihar Foundation,
Patna; Harjot Kaur Bamhara as Secretary, Cattle & Fishery Department,
Patna and Director, Disaster Rehabilitation & Reconstruction Department
Society, Patna; Hukum Singh Meena as Secretary, Scheduled Castes &
Scheduled Tribes Welfare Department, Other Backward Classes and Severe
Backward Classes Welfare Department, State Minorities Commission and
Registrar, Associate Councils, Patna; Sandeep Paundrik as Secretary,
Urban Development & Housing Department, Patna; Arvind Kumar Chaudhary
as Managing Director, State Food and Civil Supply Corporation, Patna
and Executive, Bihar State Track Construction Corporation, Patna; N
Vijay Lakshmi as Commissioner Patna Range, Patna; B Rajender as Secretary,
Resource, Finance Department, Patna, Secretary, Expenditure, Finance
Department Managing Director, Bihar State Industrial Area Development
Authority, Bihar State Basic Infrastructure Development Authority and
Bihar State Industrial Development Corporation, Patna; Anand Kishore
as Executive Director, Bihar Health Committee, Patna and Secretary,
Health Department, Patna; Pankaj Kumar as Secretary, Planning &
Development Department, Patna; Santosh Kumar Malla in General Administration
Department, Patna; Sanjeev Hans in General Administration Department,
Patna; Ramroop Singh as Commissioner, Kosi Range, Saharsa; Upendra Kumar
as Commissioner, Saaran Range, Chhapra; Sanjay Kumar Singh as Secretary,
Registrar, Product and Liquor Prohibition Department, Patna; Vinay Kumar
additionally as Executive, Bihar State Co-operative Bank,Patna; Neelam
Gupta additionally as Managing Director, Bihar State Women Welfare Corporation,
Patna; Shridhar Chiribolu as Project Director, Bihar Rural Livelihood
Project, Director, Bihar State Bridge Construction Corporation, Project
Director, State Rural Livelihood Mission and Commissioner, Self-Employment,
Rural Development Department, Patna; Sanjay Kumar Agrawal as District
Magistrate, Gaya; Sarvanan M additionally as Managing Director, Beverage
Corporation, Patna; Bandana Preyashi as District Magistrate, Madhubani;
Lokesh Kumar Singh as District Magistrate, Champaran; Abhay Kumar Singh
as District Magistrate, East Champaran; R Lakshman as Managing Director,
South Bihar Power Distribution Company Limited, Patna; Balamurugan as
Managing Director, North Bihar Power Distribution Company Limited; Aadesh
Titimare as Director, COMFED and Additional Mission Director, Bihar
Administrative Reform Society, Patna; Dharmendra Singh as Executive,
Market Committee; Aditya Kumar Das as District Magistrate Jahanabad;
Mohd Sohail as Joint Secretary, Water Resource Department, Patna; Animesh
Kumar Parashar as District Magistrate, Kishanganj and Rajeshwar Prasad
Singh as Additional Executive Officer, Bihar State Rural Road Development
Agency, Patna.
CORPORATE
Mosely resigns as Director of International
Paper APPM Ltd
Brett Allen Mosley has resigned as Director of International Paper APPM
Ltd .
Sharma appointed Non Exec. Addl. Director
of ICICI Bank
ICICI Bank Ltd has appointed V K Sharma, Managing Director of the Life
Insurance Corporation of India as a Non Executive Additional Director
of the Bank.
Lulla appointed Exec. Vice Chairman &
MD of Eros International Media Ltd
Eros International Media Ltd has appointed Krishika Lulla as Executive
Vice Chairman and Managing Director of the company.
Yenurkar appointed Whole-time Director of
India Steel Works Ltd
India Steel Works Ltd has appointed Rahul Madhukar Yenurkar as Whole-Time
Director of the company.
Sharma resigns as Independent Director of
Jalpac India Ltd
Anil Sharma has resigned as Independent Director of Jalpac India Ltd
.
Malhotra resigns as ED of Jalpac India Ltd
Ranbir Rai Malhotra has resigned as Executive Director of Jalpac India
Ltd
Chugh appointed CS of Arcee Industries Ltd
Visesh Kumar Chugh has been appointed as Company Secretary of Arcee
Industries Ltd .
Selvakkumar appointed Independent Director
of S V Global Mill Ltd
S V Global Mill Ltd has appointed Dr K Shivaram Selvakkumar as an Independent
Director of the company.
Desai resigns as Independent Director of Akar
Tools Ltd
Atul M. Desai has resigned as Independent Director of Akar Tools Ltd
Ms Sati appointed CS of PEARL Polymers Ltd
PEARL Polymers Ltd has appointed Ms. Deepika Sati as Company Secretary
of the company .
Ramachandran resigns as Director of PEARL
Polymers Ltd
Dr Sai Ramachandran has resigned as Director of PEARL Polymers Ltd.
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Why this discrimination ?
The only name of Aswani Kumar, U.P. Cadre, IFS 80 batch has been
recommended for DG, ICFRE by the MoEF instead of sending of panel to
the DoPT, leaving no option to examine the proposal.
Subramanian N
Mamata Banerjee regime has nothing to do
Mamata Banerjee regime has nothing to do with the promotion of PS
to US/DD. It is not 18 PS who were laterally inducted as US/DD, but
merely three. Also, it was done as per rules and with the approval of
UPSC (a constitutional body empowered under the Constitution ). Further,
it was not the first time that lateral induction of PS to DD/US was
done by Railway Board, but earlier also. It appears that the 'whisper'
planted is misleading.
V C Sekar
GIC into red due to medical insurance schemes
In the recent past thez. Some of the corrupt officials of the GIC
in connivance with the private hospitals built up cases of medical re-reimbursement
of handsome amounts leading to losses. The private hospitals are again
on their business of fleecing the CGHS patients and Government. They
perform surgery, do treatments, get conducted X Rays & diagnostic
tests done, which are not actually required. They charge some miscellaneous
charges, for which the CGHS patients has to pay from his pocket. On
the other hand we have Department of Expenditure, which freely allots
funds for purposes like MNREGA, Food Subsidy etc.(populist scheme) where
there is huge scope of money going down the drain but they shy away
from allocating adequate money for payment of salary & wages and
medical re-reimbursement of Government employees. Then you have some
unscrupulous and lazy babus in the DGHS who make a mess of the re-reimbursement
cases. The only solution will be that the Government sets up some hospitals
specifically meant for the CGHS employees in big cities, which should
be neat & clean, have sufficient number of specialist doctors, general
ward and private wards. In order to make these hospital a success a
Medical College could also be attached with them. This has to be done
in a fast and quick manner. Then only the so called private hospitals
will catch dust. Alternatively, the Ministry of Health & Family
Welfare should set up a Committee to device some method for one time
settlement of the dues of the grieving government hospitals.
Anju Srivastava
CGHS empanelled hospitals
How can the private CGHS empanelled hospitals and diagnostic centres
provide cashless treatment and tests without their dues being cleared
by the CGHS on time! By withdrawing the cashless facility, the CGHS
will be better placed to deduct a big chunk of our claimed amount from
the reimbursement bills even if the approved hospitals have charged
the CGHS rates. This is based on my personal experience. The CGHS Chennai
was already not allowing any cashless facility to the pensioners. In
any case, the CGHS beneficiaries especially pensioners will have to
bear the brunt of this decision.
N K Pushpakaran
Inefficiency of CGHS
So much has already been said about inefficiency of CGHS and its
wellness centres and now this bombshell of withdrawal of cashless facility
for retired Government Servants who are always cash starved speaks volumes
about how much the Government cares for its employees. Instead of extending
the insurance scheme recommended by the last Pay Commission for implementation,
the Government has now pulled the rug under the feet of its poor retired
employees who served the Government throughout their lives and free
healthcare is their minimum requirement. Also, the Government charges
exorbitant amount for making lifetime CGHS pensioners card and now this
torture of withdrawing cashless facility. This is an atrocity on poor
retired Government Servant who needs medical facilities more in their
twilight years than. ow, they will have to borrow money from friends,
children or money lenders for treatment of self and family and then
take rounds of office of DGHS for reimbursement of claims.
Shiv Shankar
No 'propriety' in this govt.
The word 'propriety' is missing from the dictionary of this Government.
What else does explain the last hour flurry of activity on appointments,
inaugurations of projects, spending so much money on big ads tomtoming
the so called achievements of several ministries, appointment of governors
past midnight on considerations other than merit. The ex-chief minister
of Delhi was appointed governor at 3 a.m to keep her out of the harm
way for the cases filed against her for irregularities For Commonwealth
Games work. U.P Governor who happens to be family loyalist has been
given another term after already spending ten years in that assignment
that too past midnight. They have no qualms in disturbing the President
of the country in the middle of night. What was the hurry? To beat the
deadline for the model code of conduct.
Aarti Khosla
Railway Board Chairman's wings clipped
I read with interest the news appearing in WIC under heading Railway
Board Chairman's wings clipped. The state of affairs in all Departments
regarding transfer posting is bad. Blatant misuse of powers and plum
posts being given to officers who are willing to pay bribe has become
way of life in GOI. In the Department of Posts, the Chairman Postal
Services Board was directed by Minister to strictly follow tenure/transfer
guidelines. Unfortunately no rules followed. Because of this kind of
rubber stamp officer, lower officers demanding money and manipulating
files. Eating bribe money for transfer posting has become routine. There
are 15 officers posted in Delhi who have never left Delhi in entire
career. One SAG officer raised this question, he has been shunted to
Tamil Nadu. How can this anarchy end ? Everyone is now pinning hope
on next Government.
Prit Pal Singh
Grievance of IRS officers
I am amused at the grievance of IRS Officers that their 1979 batch has
not got DG grade. The are lucky when compared with us CPO officers whose
even 1975 batch has only now got even joint Secretary Scale !!!!!
Bhopinder
Revenue Secretary must be from IRS
Revenue Secretary must be from the IRS. Why should this esteemed
cadre not get Secretary of its own ? If post and telegraph can have,
audit accounts can have, why not the IRS ?
Sunil
UPA be congratulated
UPA should be congratulated to appoint a former VC of AMU Aligarh
who unfortunately suffered at the hands of the AMU vested interest to
the extent that he had to run away well before his term expired.
Prakash
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Basis of fixing the relative seniority of the candidates
The appellant is working as Loco Pilot (Goods) and claimed that
the matter of his seniority has been pending since 2001 when he
was working as assistant loco pilot. He sought to know the status
of his seniority and demanded a copy of the seniority list so
that he knows where he stands in the relative seniority. The respondent
stated that the appellant knows what his seniority is and as far
as the seniority list is concerned, that has also been given on
17.7.2012. The respondent further explained that the appellant
is having a problem with the seniority which is in the nature
of grievance redressal and not a matter to be taken up under RTI
Act. The appellant argued that his seniority was fixed on adhoc
basis without consideration of the marks he secured in the training.
He had secured 83 marks in the training and that his seniority
is not reflecting the 83 marks. The CIC noted that there were
a number of candidates with 83 marks and the appellant wants to
know the relative seniority of all those candidates who secured
83 marks; and the basis of fixing the relative seniority of all
the candidates who secured equal marks. The CIC directed to provide
the information.
Comments
Fixing of seniority has to be done as per transparent norms. The
pubic authority should suo-motu provide such information to the
employees lest they are forced to approach the information commission
for their service related matters.
Citation: Shri Sanjeev Kumar v. Northern Railway in Decision No.
CIC/AD/A/2012/003349/VS/06034
Weekly article by Dr (Mrs.) Anuradha
Verma, (dranuradhaverma@yahoo.co.in), RTI Consultant to IIM, Indore.
(dranuradhaverma@yahoo.co.in), RTI Consultant
to IIM, Indore. Her other articles regarding RTI can be read at
http://www.rtifoundationofindia.com/
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