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This is History (290)
The crushing
defeat of China by little Japan surprised the world.
Kabiindra Purkayastha to be Governor ?
Veteran BJP leader of the North-East, Kabiindra Purkayastha is likely
to be appointed Governor of a state.
What forced Minister to postpone P.C. ?
The scheduled press conference of Civil Aviation Minister was postponed
two hrs before the announced time in Delhi on Thursday. What could be
the reason ?
Will Civil Aviation Minister be changed?
Power galleries in the capital are abuzz whether Civil Aviation Minister
will continue. He is from TDP, which is an allies of NDA. One thing
is certain that TDP boss will have a final say in this matter.
MSME contribution in Export is 40%
It's now official that Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium contribute
heavily in country's export. 40%items of exports are made of MSME units.
Second good news is that the Ministry has already utilized 25% of its
allocated budget for the current financial year in two months.
House allotment case in Delhi ?
When getting even one house allotted in Delhi is a struggle for most
senior officials, a newly appointed official of a high profile Arts
body at the Centre has two Asiad village flats to himself -in a 'creative'
move, which his bureaucratic predecessors could not have conjured, two
adjoining flats have been joined for use!!!
DEBATE
In world's biggest democracy- Who can be termed
as dictator and why ?
In India - world's biggest democracy - Who can be said to be dictators
from among the following. Narendra Modi (Prime Minister), Ms. Sonia
Gandhi (AICC Chief), Arvind Kejriwal (Delhi Chief Minister), Vasundhara
Raje (Rajasthan Chief Minister), J Jayalalithaa (Tamil Nadu Chief Minister),
Mamta Banerjee (West Bengal Chief Minister), Naveen Patnayak (Orissa
Chief Minister ), K Chandrasekhar Rao (Telangana Chief Minister), Mehbooba
Mufti Sayeed (Jammu & Kashmir Chief Minister) and Nitish Kumar (Bihar
Chief Minister).
Mail your views to suresh.mehrotra@yahoo.com or mehrotra.suresh@gmail.com
BUREAUCRACY
Empanelment of 1984 batch IPS for empanelment as Addl Secretary this
month
Empanelment of 1984 batch IPS officers to the rank of Additional Secretary
in the Government of India is expected to take place in June.
Mittal is new Member Engineering Railway Board
A K Mittal, Indian Railway Service of Engineers (IRSE), of 1978 Batch,
has taken over as Member Engineering Railway Board .Earlier he was General
Manager, East Central Railway, (Hazipur).
(We said this on May 14 )
Anoop Khinchi goes on inter cadre deputation to Rajasthan
An inter cadre deputation of Anoop Khinchi from Nagaland to Rajasthan
has been approved for a period of two years. He is a 2008 batch IAS
officer of Nagaland cadre.
CLB dissolved
With the constitution of the NCLT, the Company Law Board constituted
under the Companies Act, 1956 stands dissolved. Meanwhile the Ministry
of Corporate Affairs has issued notification for constitution of the
National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) and National Company Law Appellate
Tribunal (NCLAT) with effect from June 1, 2016.
Navin Agarwal appointed DG, NADA
Navin Agarwal has been appointed as CEO/Director General of National
Anti Doping Agency (NADA) under the Departments of Sports. He is a 1986
batch IPS officer of Jammu & Kashmir cadre.
Mohan is Spl CP Security In DP
T N Mohan has been posted as Spl Commissioner Police, Security, in Delhi
Police. He is a 1986 batch IPS officer of AGMUT cadre.
Gautam relieved for Puducherry
S K Gautam has been relieved from Delhi Police. He has been posted as
IG, Puducherry. He is a 1989 batch AGMUT cadre IPS officer.
Sanjay Tyagi appointed CVO of NDMC
Staff officer of former Delhi Police Commissioner B S Bassi, Sanjay
Tyagi has been appointed CVO of the New Delhi Municipal Corporation
(NDMC).
Devendra Kumar Verma appointed as CVO of DVC, Kolkata
Devendra Kumar Verma has been deputed as Chief Vigilance Officer (CVO)
in Damodar Valley Corporation Limited (DVC), Kolkata. He is a 1986 batch
IFS officer of Kerala cadre.
R K Singh, CMD, NSCFDC repatriated to parent cadre
R K Singh, Chairman-cum-Managing Director, National Scheduled Castes
Finance & Development Corporation (NSCFDC), has been repatriated
to his parent cadre. He is a 1983 batch IFS officer of Chhattisgarh
cadre.
Three AFHCS officer promoted to Principal Director grade
Three officers of Armed Forces Headquarters Civil Service (AFHCS): Ruby
Adhikari Sehgal, Jayshree Galgotia and S M Tafsir Alam have been promoted
to the grade of Principal Director.
4 IDAS officers promoted to Addl Controller General, Defence Accounts
grade
Four officers of Indian Defence Accounts Service (IDAS) have been promoted
to the grade of Additional Controller General, Defence Accounts. The
officers are: Madhulika P Sukul, Sanhita Kar, P N Sukul and Savitur
Prasad.
Bipin Bakshi appointed IG, Training Centre, NSG
Maj Gen Bipin Bakshi has been appointed as Inspector General, Training
Centre in National Security Guard (NSG) at Manesar on deputation basis.
Shyam Dhar Dubey is also Member (Hydro), CEA
Shyam Dhar Dubey, Member (Power System), CEA, has been assigned an additional
charge of Member(Hydro), Central Electricity Authority (CEA) with effect
from July 1, 2016.
J Janardhan is also DGQA
J Janardhan, Special DG, DGQA, has been assigned an additional charge
of Director General of Quality Assurance (DGQA) till a regular appointment.
Ms Anita Praveen continues as CEO, PSFT
Ms Anita Praveen, Joint Secretary, Commerce, will continue holding an
additional charge of Chief Executive Officer, Price Stabilization Fund
Trust (PSFT) until further orders. She is a 1989 batch IAS officer of
Tamil Nadu cadre.
K H Govindraj is new MD, MTDC
K H Govindaraj has been appointed as new Managing Director, Mahatarashtra
Tourism Development Corporation (MTDC), Mumbai in place of Paraag Jaiin
Nanautia. Govindraj, who belongs to a 1995 batch IAS officer of Maharashtra
cadre, is presently serving as Secretary, Relief and Rehabilitation.
The orders of new posting of Nanautia are yet to be issued. It is noteworthy
that the tenure of Nanautia has given a great boost with new dimensions
to MTDC which will always be remembered.
Gangwar appointed Deputy Secretary, Small Scale Industries in MP
Ajay Singh Gangwar, who was removed as Collector, Barwani, has been
appointed as Deputy Secretary, Small Scale Industries in Madhya Pradesh.
He is a 2005 batch IAS officer of Madhya Pradesh cadre.
Kiran S relieved to join CBI
Kiran Shivkumar has been relieved to join CBI as SP. He is a 2008 batch
UP cadre IPS officer.
Yadav posted as SSP Noida
Dharmendra Singh Yadav has been posted as new SSP of NOIDA in UP. He
is a 2006 batch IPS officer.
Minor reshuffle of IPS officers in West Bengal
Some IPS officers have been transferred and posted to different places
in West Bengal. Accordingly, Dr Rajesh Kumar has been appointed as ADG
CID while Ramphal Pawar was made ADG Anti-Corruption Bureau and Dr Sudhir
Mishra is ADG, Administration. Similarly, Adhir Sharma has been appointed
as ADG Railways; M KSingh as ADG Provisioning ; Gangeshwar Singh as
ADG Intelligence Branch; Tapan Kumar Das as DIG, CID Special and P Nirajnayan
was posted as Director, Civil Defence.
Minor changes in West Bengal bureaucracy
Minor changes in the bureaucracy have been made in West Bengal. Accordingly,
Sanjay Bansal DM of Hooghly while B P Gopalika will look after Food
Processing and Horticulture and C M Bachchwat was given the charge of
Consumer Affairs Department and Mukta Arya was posted as Jalpaiguri
DM; Pritha Sarkar as Additional Secretary, Health Department and Subrata
Biswas was posted with the Cooperative department.
No suitable candidate found for Director (Fin), HAL
The Public Enterprises Selection Board (PESB) has failed to find a
suitable candidate for the post of Director (Finance), Hindustan Antibiotics
Limited (HAL), at the selection meeting held on June 1, 2016.
U P Singh to join GoI
1984 batch IAS officer of Jharkhand cadre U P Singh is likely to join
the Government of India soon.
Vacancy of MD, BCPL arises
A vacancy of Managing Director, Bengal Chemicals & Pharmaceuticals
Limited (BCPL) has arisen on June 1, 2016.
Chand to join Roorkee
Subadh Chand, a 2013 batch IDAS officer has been transferred from Delhi
to BEG, Roorkee as PAO.
Santanu Mitra appointed Commissioner, DC, MSME
Santanu Mitra has been appointed as Additional Development Commissioner,
DC, MSME. He is a 1993 batch IES Officer.
V C Joy appointed Deputy Director in Principal Director, Audit office,
Kochi
V C Joy (IA&AS-2010), Deputy Director in the office of Principal
Director of Audit, Post & Telecommunications, Delhi at branch Nagpur
has been transferred and posted as Deputy Director (CS/CX-II) in the
office of Principal Director of Audit, Central, Chennai at branch Kochi.
Vacancy of Director, FIU-IND, Revenue arising in June
A vacancy of Director, FIU-IND, in the Department of Revenue is arising
in June.
Vacancy of Joint Secretary, MHA arising in June
A vacancy of Joint Secretary, in the Ministry of Home Affairs is arising
in June.
Prashant Kumar-II empanelled as DIG in GoI
Prashant Kumar-II has been empanelled for holding Deputy Inspector General
(DIG) level posts in Government of India. He is a 2000 batch IPS officer
of UP cadre.
Two IAS officers transferred in Jharkhand
(UPDATED)
Ajay Kumar Singh has been appointed as Secretary, Labour and Employment
with continuing additional charge of higher education secretary while
M S Bhatia has been told to report to Personnel and Administrative Reforms
department after his return from leave in Jharkhand.
Three IPS officers shifted in Jharkhand
(UPDATED)
Prashant Singh has been appointed as new Inspector General of Special
Task Force while Rail IG Priya Dubey will replace Singh as IG Training.
Besides, Mrityunjay Kumar has been given an additional charge of Rail
DIG in Jharkhand.
IAS officer Dr Niraj Pawan suspended in Rajasthan
(UPDATED)
Dr Niraj K Pawan, former Director, National Rural Health Mission, has
been suspended by the Government of Rajasthan. He is a 2003 batch IAS
officer of Rajasthan cadre.
21 officers of UP Civil Service awarded IAS
cadre (UPDATED)
As many as 21 officers of Uttar Pradesh State Civil Service have been
awarded Indian Administrative Service (IAS) cadre. The officers are:
Shivakant Dwivedi, Dr Anil Kumar, Ravindra Kumar, Indra Vikram Singh,
Hira Lal, Ram Yagya Mishra, Shailendra Kumar Singh, Prakash Chandra
Srivastava, Rakesh Kumar Singh, Faisal Aftab, Deep Chadnra, Amar Nath
Upadhayay, Dr Anil Kumar Singh, Sahab Singh, Nagendra Pratap, Sreesh
Chandra Verma, Sushil Kumar Maurya, Divya Prakash Giri, Manvendra Singh,
Atal Kumar Rai and Narendra Prasad Pandey.
India poised to become clean energy capital
of World (UPDATED)
Piyush Goyal, Minister of State (IC) for Power, Coal, New and Renewable
Energy released NTPC Book on bio diversity 'The Good Earth' and planted
a sapling along with students to commemorate Environment Day at a function
held today. Speaking on the occasion he said Indian economy shall grow
by leaps and bound and so will NTPC fulfilling the aspirations of all
Indians. The mission of the present government is to increase use of
clean technologies and renewable for power generation making Clean India
Energy Capital of the world. He also emphasized on the need to restore
the forest cover depleted over a period of time through massive tree
plantation. He urged NTPC to increase its tree plantation target and
keep a proper record reflecting ownership of the activity. He suggested
NTPC nurturing a green patch in all the states it has operations in.
Goyal said with successful schemes like Make in India and progress in
Rural Electrification the demand of power shall increase many folds.
He added that NTPC has successfully demonstrated its ability to deliver
large projects and producing power in an efficient reliable and affordable
manner. He said that the power sector in India is focusing on environment
sustainability and NTPC has taken a lead by preserving flora and fauna
in and around its power stations. The book released today captures the
long term efforts of NTPC in the direction and shall be an inspiration
for all corporate to care for environment. He congratulated NTPC family
on its 4670 MW largest power station Vindhyachal achieving 100.05% PLF
generating 114 MUs in a day yesterday. In his address, Gurdeep Singh,
CMD said that NTPC is deeply committed to environmental sustainability
and has taken many initiatives for its betterment. Company is focused
on mitigating the impact of its operations and pursues progressive environment
systems and practices. Tree belts and green ash mounds near our power
stations reflect our intention he said. Introduction of paperless office
in NTPC and efficient use of the generating machines along with massive
tree plantation shall be our direct contribution to the cause of environment
day.
Meena appointed as OSD to Resident Commissioner
office, WB (UPDATED)
Ram Das Meena has been appointed as OSD to Resident Commissioner office
of West Bengal at New Delhi. He is a retired IAS officer.
Capt R Bhasin appointed as ED (Eastern region),
Kolkata in AIL (UPDATED)
Capt R Bhasin, General Manager (Operations), Headquarters, New Delhi,
has been appointed as Executive Director (Eastern region), Kolkata in
Air India Limited.
Mukesh Bhatia appointed as ED (Western region),
Mumbai in AIL (UPDATED)
Mukesh Bhatia, General Manager (Commercial), Western Region, has been
appointed as Executive Director (Western region), Mumbai in Air India
Limited.
Ravi Shinde appointed as ED (Personnel &IR), Hqrs, Delhi in AIL
(UPDATED)
Ravi Shinde, General Manager (Personnel), Western Region, Mumbai, has
been appointed as Executive Director (Personnel & IR) Headquarters,
New Delhi in Air India Limited.
Mrs Amrita Sharan appointed as ED (Int), Hqrs Delhi in AIL
(UPDATED)
Mrs Amrita Sharan, General Manager (Personnel), Northern region, has
been appointed as Executive Director (Integration), Headquarters, New
Delhi in Air India Limited.
A K Pathak appointed as ED (Cargo), Hqrs Delhi in AIL
(UPDATED)
A K Pathak, General Manager (Commercial), Northern Region, New Delhi,
has been appointed as Executive Director (Cargo), Headquarters, New
Delhi in Air India Limited.
CORPORATE
Krishnamachari is MD of State Bank of Mysore
Krishnamachari N has been appointed as Managing Director of State Bank
of Mysore. He assumed charge on May 30, 2016.
Narayan appointed Chairman of Sanofi India Ltd
Sanofi India Limited has appointed Aditya Narayan as the Chairman of
the company.
Sitapati to be ED ( Refreshments) of Hindustan Unilever Ltd
Sudhir Sitapati, currently Regional Category Vice President, Refreshments
( South Asia and Africa),Unilever will be inducted as Executive Director
( Refreshments) of Hindustan Unilever Ltd.
Ms Sekar appointed MD of Verizon Data Services, India
Ms Kalyani Sekar has been appointed as Managing Director of Verizon
Data Services , India
Jindal resigns as Exec. Chairman of Machino Plastics Ltd
Murli Dhar Jindal has resigned as Executive Chairman of Machino Plastics
Ltd
Ms Sayyed appointed CS of Dhoot Industrial Finance Ltd
Ms Nazia Khalil Sayyed has been appointed as a Company Secretary of
Dhoot Industrial Finance Ltd
Ms Panchapakesan resigns as Independent Director of Surana Industries
Ltd
Ms Soundarya Panchapakesan has resigned as Independent Director of Surana
Industries Ltd
Ratia appointed as Chief People Officer of Myntra Designs Pvt Ltd
Manpreet Ratia has been appointed as Chief People Officer of Myntra
Designs Pvt Ltd
Ms Jain resigns as CS of Vikas Granaries Ltd
Ms Swarnlata Jain has resigned as Company Secretary of Vikas Granaries
Ltd
Kalyani appointed CS of Gokul Refoils & Solvent Ltd
Gokul Refoils & Solvent Ltd has appointed Vijay J Kalyani as a Company
Secretary of the company.
FORUM
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DEBATE (1)
Simply Arvind Kejriwal followed by Madam Sonia Gandhi.
Satya Vir Singh
DEBATE (2)
Anyone of the three Jayalalitha, Kejriwal and Mamata can be number 1,2,3
dictator. Each one of these dictates and all meekly submit.
Rakesh Tiwari
Is Delhi becoming racist ?
While making the remark yesterday, a division bench exclaimed "I
don't know what has happened to the city". There precisely lies
the root of the problem. First, which Delhi are we talking about as
there are many Delhis. Are the stray incidents restricted to only South
Delhi? Only Sociologist can answer. But have they been consulted? The
Indian Institute of Social Science Research seems to be engaged on more
valuable projects while the "sociological pollution" in the
country has risen grossly, not to talk of Delhi alone. At least in Mumbai
or Kolkata or Lucknow, the residents call it "My City"; but
do the South Delhiites do so? Nobody seems to treat the city as My City
(a social disorder). In fact, racist, casteist, ethnicist etc are used
as synonyms. The damage these obsessions cause in recruitment and promotions,
including the judiciary, are so subtle that many public servants realize
their power to do favours and/or disfavours very late in their careers.
Many of the crimes flow from a totally disoriented society surviving
in a social vacuum: what is right and what is wrong, nobody knows. The
loud thinking of the DB validates this Sociological hypothesis. It is
a city where the chief minister has no constitutional propriety in calling
the prime minister of India "coward/psychopath" and seeks
lessons in constitutional understanding from the court. The verdict
is awaited. Meanwhile, such public conduct sets wrong precedents resulting
in oral violence converting easily into physical violence as proved
by attacks on the students from friendly countries in Africa. On another
plane, these attacks are in the chain of events starting from the Award
Wapasi agitations as they were engineered on the same day the Prime
Minister was celebrating two very successful years in office and the
end of corruption in government, surrendering of LPG subsidy by millions
of Indians voluntarily and banking the unbanked millions besides extending
insurance coverage to millions of poor Indians. To what low levels politics
in India can go is proved by spinning less than 3 incidents as "attack
on Africans" to spoil India's relations with African countries
?
M L Gupta
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Claim for maintenance
Appellant, a deserted wife, claimed inadequacy of maintenance
from her husband. She sought the latest salary slip of Shri Naresh
Kumar Chopra, his residential address, copy of service book, latest
GPF statement, details of assets owned by him. She also sought
name of nominee appointed by her husband in GPF & Family Pension,
group insurance schemes, CGHS, death & retirement gratuity
etc. The PIO denied information under section 8(1)(j) of the RTI
Act as it was personal information.
The CIC observed that certain documents like annual returns of
assets, investments, IT returns etc were earlier declared as private/
personal or third party information, as far as spouses are concerned
they are not private or personal or third party information between
them, in the context of marital disputes especially for maintenance
purposes. The CIC ruled that the appellant is entitled to have
access to the salary related information but has no right to her
husbands private information like deductions from salary
Comments
Right to Information Act entitles an appellant to get even the
personal information if there is overwhelming public interest.
In case the husband does not maintain his wife, a question arises
whether denial of such information challenges her right to live.
If so, the information related to maintenance becomes life related
information.
Citation: Sunita Chopra v. Dte of Education (North), GNCTD in
Case No. CIC/SA/A/2015/001934
Weekly article by Dr. (Mrs.) Anuradha
Verma (dranuradhaverma@yahoo.co.in), RTI Consultant to IIM, Indore.
Her other articles can be read at http://www.rtifoundationofindia.com/
(dranuradhaverma@yahoo.co.in), RTI Consultant
to IIM, Indore and Co-author of the books: RIGHT TO INFORMATION
- LAW AND PRACTICE and PIO's Guide to RTI by Taxmann. (The views
are Personal)
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