Indian Bureaucracy News
D Sunil Kumar has assumed the charge as Director (Finance) of South Eastern Coalfields Limited (SECL). SECL CMD Dr. Prem Sagar Mishra, Functional Directors, various heads of departments, officers, and employees extended a warm welcome to him and conveyed their best wishes. Kumar is an MBA Finance from Andhra University and holds a bachelor’s degree…
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Four officers of State Forest Service of Meghalaya segment of Assam-Meghalaya Joint Cadre have been promoted to the Indian Forest Service IIFoS). Rimse K Sangma has been elevated against SL of 2019, Kharwkupar Lyngdoh Nonglait against SL of 2021 and Nimanchwa Laloo and Jiswordy Dkhar were promoted against SL of 2022.
Ranchi : Anurag Gupta (IPS: 1990: JH) has been appointed as the officiating DGP of Jharkhand replacing Ajay Kumar Singh (IPS: 1989: JH). Anurag Gupta was earlier serving as the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) cum CID DG. Gupta will serve as the in-charge DGP of Jharkhand.
Over 21 IAS officers of various cadres and batches are superannuating in July 2024. The names are: Ashok Kumar R Parmar, H P S Sran, Chokha Ram Garg of AGMUT cadre; Tableland Lyngwa of Assam-Meghalaya; Vivek Kumar Singh and Neelam Choudhary of Bihar; Sanjay Kumar Alung of Chhattisgarh; Amrendra Kumar Rakesh and K N Shah…
Ms Shalini Singh has been designated as DGP, Puducherry. She is a 1996 batch IPS officer of AGMUT cadre.
Mitesh Jain has been designated as IG, CRPF on deputation basis for a period of 5 years. He is a 2004 batch IPS officer of West Bengal cadre.
Ms Parul Kush Jain has been designated as DIG, Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB) on deputation basis for a period of 5 years. She is a 2004 batch IPS officer of West Bengal cadre.
Eleven officers of the 2021 batch of Indian Administrative Service have been confirmed in IAS. The names are : Nisha and Shubham Kumar, both of Bihar; Mahima Madan of AGMUT cadre; Lakshit Sareen, Narendra Kumar, Nisha, Sonu Bhatt, Vishwajeet Chaudhary, Vivek Arya, Yash Jaluka, all of Haryana cadre and Girdhari Lal Meena of Sikkim.
The Union Budget 2024-25 is a significant step towards building a robust and inclusive India. We commend the government’s focus on capital expenditure, which will be instrumental in creating jobs and boosting economic growth. The emphasis on the care economy, with initiatives like working women’s hostels and crèches, is commendable and aligns with CII’s vision…
The Union Budget 2024-25 is a visionary blueprint for India’s growth, focusing on robust infrastructure development, gender empowerment, and inclusive economic opportunities. This budget takes significant steps to support health and well-being. Exempting 3 cancer drugs from customs is again a commendable decision to provide relief the patients and make essential treatments more affordable and…