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What people say about us! Whispers in the Corridors is India's pioneer website for breaking news about who's who from bureaucracy, politics and the corporate world. First choice of India's movers and shakers. AKS POLITICS This is History (63) If they won great victories on the field of battle, it was not because of their numbers, but because of their discipline and organization. An unsung hero in Indian Society There are many unsung heroes in society among whom one is Late Yadu Nath Singh. In a short life of 54 years, this "soldier and general combined" of the cooperative movement did more than anyone else for increasing farm income and agriculture productivity in Madhya Pradesh but he passed away all of a sudden in 1991. Singh had already increased fertilizer consumption in undivided MP more than tenfold; established the nascent KRIBHCO as a worthy competitor to the then long established IFFCO and private as well as public sector companies ; and had rewritten the way cooperative institutions did business. Recently, his professional and personal achievements were recounted at a public function in Bhopal attended by Home Minister Rajnath Singh and Chhattisgarh CM Raman Singh, among others organised by Y N Singh Memorial Foundation. The highlight of the event was the first ever Foundation Lecture delivered by Rajnath Singh on 'National Security; Challenge and Strategies.' This is the talent of IAS officers being used in GoI They used to be best and professional PR men in their respective Governments but where they are today in the Government of India. The latest to join the GoI is 1991 batch Gujarat cadre IAS officer Dr. V Thiruppugazh. It was Thiruppugazh who successfully ran the PR department when Narendra Modi was the Chief Minister. He has been brought in the GoI as Secretary, NDMA. Only a couple of months back another perfect PR man, GC Murmu was brought to Delhi only to serve in the Ministry of Expenditure. 1985 batch IAS officer, Murmu had been heading the PR Department in Gujarat when Modi was getting ready to take over as PM of India. Talented and sharp, Rajesh Bhushan a 1987 batch IAS officer, who managed the media very well in Bihar is now Joint Secretary in the Rural Development Department. And 1989 batch dynamic IAS officer of Rajasthan cadre Rohit Kumar Singh with his great skills brought the state on International map during Vasundhara Raje's first tenure is now Joint Secretary in the Road Transport and Highways in the GoI. Joh karre kaam, usse karre badnaam Very soon I feel his patience will pay!! Some say soon for misdeeds it'll be UPA's time to pay!! Is he qualified to do so ...I'm calling spade a spade!! Bachche se kaam lena sin hai!! Kya hooa aggar sarr pe ghatthi kaalak hai!! Modi's connect with youth ABVP is encashing!! AAP...Abh Atki Party ....Yogendra having a good laugh!! BUREAUCRACY 23 IAS officers to retire in September Review meet of 1985 batch IAS officers 20 representations in 1985 IAS batch One dozen 1985 batch IAS officers to be empanelled
? Review meeting for 1982 batch empanelment
held ! Names of half a dozen 1982 batch IAS officers
cleared ? Interviews for Bank MDs, CEOs on September
16 Binita Thakur is now Director, NATGRID CBI requires 12 DIGs IG, ITBP Sanjay Singhal to return Goyal likely to join CPMF ! Subrata Biswas yet to get orders for Director
(ER&D), BHEL Sushir Kumar Rakesh posted as Principal Secretary
(Home) in Bihar Amir Subhani posted as Principal Secretary,
Panchayati Raj in Bihar Lallanji posted as Director, Primary Education,
Bihar Pankaj Kumar Pal is MD, North Bihar Power
Distribution Company Ltd. Rajeshwar Prasad Singh made Joint Secretary,
Road Construction in Bihar Uday Singh is Director, Employment and Training,
Labour Resources in Bihar Baidyanath Yadav made Director, Panchayati
Raj in Bihar Giriwar Dayal Singh made Project Director,
Bihar Education Project Council Kumar Ekle made SP, Economic Offences in Bihar Lallan Mohan Prasad made Commandant, first
battalion of Bihar Military Police Pankaj Kumar Raj made SP (Security) at Special
Branch, Bihar Ashok Kumar made Commandant of BMP-3 Parvez Akhtar made commandant of BMP-2 DPC for Chief Commissioner Income Tax today
(UPDATED) Vivek Kishore joins WCCB (UPDATED) Alagesan to be Director (Production) ITI (UPDATED) CORPORATE Dobariya resigns as CS of Shree Ajit Pulp
and Paper Ltd Netke appointed CS of Shree Ajit Pulp and
Paper Ltd Rajendran appointed CEO of AMFI ? Nohria re-appointed Director of Pradeep Metals
Ltd Ms Chhapia resigns as Addl. Independent Director
of Arfin India Ltd Dixit resigns as CS of Indian Sucrose Ltd 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. However, we would also request our contributors not to be personal, directly or indirectly, in presenting their views. Instead of countering the views which X has already expressed, our contributors are advised to present their own views. Also be brief, say about 200 words at the most since any views longer than that if eliminated at our end would carry the risk of the contrbutors item losing its original essence) NPA of banks A huge amount is lying with Official Liquidators since song towards sale of assets/units of sick/closed companies. The Prime Minister and his team should take action to release this amount to Banks/Creditors to show the real picture of the NPAs. Dillip Kumar Jain Anonymous complaints should be investigated (wic 2.9.15) I agree with Gopal that anonymous complaints having verifiable facts or documents should be investigated. It is true that an insider knows full details about corrupt officers and corruption, in his organisation. But, he can never think of making a "named-complaint" against his own corrupt superiors, colleagues etc. Hence, verifiable anonymous complaints should be investigated by CVC, CBI and other investigating agencies.CVC, CBI etc. have to amend their present rules regarding non-entertainment of anonymous/pseudonymous complaints of corruption. Otherwise, Bharat Mata shall continue to bleed by poisonous knives of these corrupt elements in Government (both Central & States). Moreover, CVC and CBI should also include State Govt. officers (specially police) in its jurisdiction. Some patriot Indian should bring this to the knowledge of our non-corrupt PM Modi who will immediately implement this. Bharat "Ignoring anonymous complaints will force-multiply corruption." Policy statements by successive governments, highlighting " Zero tolerance to corruption" have been non-starters? Recent initiatives by the present political dispensation brazenly contradict the stated policy:-(a)With amendment to Prevention of corruption Act, the already thin dividing line between " corruption" and honest error " has vanished . Giving benefit of doubt to corrupt civil servants is now discretionary, liable to be misused by the Executive apparently for boosting the "sagging morale" of bureaucracy. (b) No smoke without fire. Verifiable anonymous complaints, at times, contain explosive information about illegal practices. Suppression s unethical .These must be pursued to logical culmination. Trashing the same will oxygenate scams. It would be simplistic to ignore unnamed complaints citing reasons like "Policy paralysis ", shortage of manpower in anti-corruption agencies like CBI, CVC, CVOs, ED, IT for verification. Fill vacancies with best brains instead of making excuses. Strengthen vigilance wings in all ministries, departments, PSUs and autonomous organizations. (c)PM's latest directive prohibiting government officers from sending even named complaints to PMO, amounts to bureaucratic gag. What is the alternative, if, HODs in ministries refuse to take these seriously. Need for preventive vigilance has been diluted. Non-cognizance of anonymous complaints will force- multiply corruption. Worse still, in absence of protection to whistleblowers, sending "named "complaints is dangerous. PM Modi is urged to re-visit the policy decisions against this background. AK Saxena (A retd. civil servant) New culture Indeed a new culture in service has started where the regular posts of Secretary have become posts for rehabilitation of retired officers. The genesis of fixed tenure of posts of Secretary, Home, Defence and Cabinet Secretary was to provide continuity, thus either post officers who still have more than 2 years to retire or give fixed tenure. Now practice is to give posting one day before retirement and then also change. Then why retired officers give in to service officer only to change them in normal course. Another new culture is to initiate bogus enquiry against officer on personal vendetta with no opportunity to officer to defend, serve notice on retirement day and then make officer to fend, this is in all services banking, insurance and of course all India Service. This needs strong introspection. Jaishankar Do not make the revenue department an exclusive monopoly of IRS It is essential to have an officer from another higher service as revenue secretary. This can help get an independent view and perspective in tax matters different from that of the revenue department officers and to bring a breath of fresh air into the thinking and dealing of government in these matters. Already there are complaints galore from various aggrieved stakeholders against the straitjacketed and narrow thinking of the revenue department officers. This is amply reflected in the way in which the tax laws are amended one-sidedly and even retrospectively to overturn the well-considered judgments of even the Supreme Court meant to do justice to the taxpayer and rectify the oppression of the revenue. Government's executive and legislative power is recklessly used by the revenue department to nullify these judgments and to harm the interests of even honest taxpayers and companies who are vital contributors to the economic growth of the nation, all in the name of increasing revenue leading to the present climate of "tax terrorism" as rightly described by the finance minister himself. If the revenue secretary is also an IRS official, wherefrom is the government to get an independent and different perspective on the proposals put up by the CBDT and CBCEC. K P Singh I-T payees and subsidy In my view all income tax payee with income of Rs. 5 Lakhs or more should not get liberty to get LPG or any other subsidy being provided by Government of India or that by States. When we can pay income tax of Rs.25,000/- or more should not be considered for these subsidies. First of all Central/State ministers, bureaucrats and other big officials should themselves surrender subsidies to be followed by who can bear this small amount for the benefit of needy persons. Ram Kumar Garg Certain facts about CAPFs All CAPF personnel retire at the age of 57 except 0.5 percent of personnel who get promoted as DIG. CRPF is major contributor in internal security and all borders are being manned by BSF/ITBP/SSB. CAPFs are major contributors in fighting naxalism and ensuring free and fair elections. We should respect the CAPF personnel and not humiliate them. R C Sharma Congratulations I am curious to know the name of the concerned lady and the PSU. I would like to personally congratulate and support her as it would be very important for her and is something unheard of. R Garg
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