Wednesday, January 21, 2009
Mr. Madhukar Gupta may become Election Commissioner
The Home Secretary, Mr. Madhukar Gupta, IAS (UL, 1971) may be appointed as Election Commissioner. Contrary to some media reports, Mr. Gupta has bright chances to get this important position. The Mumbai terror attacks which are being speculated as the reason for him losing this post, seems baseless. If the attacks would have impacted Mr. Gupta that much, he too had been shown the exit route along with the Union Home Minister at that time.
Mr. Jitesh Khosla given extension
Mr. Jitesh Khosla, IAS (AM, 1979), Joint Secretary in the Ministry of Corporate Affairs has been given three months extension on completion of his central deputation tenure on 20th January, 2009. According to sources, the issue of his extension of tenure was strongly backed by the Minister of Corporate Affairs although the Cabinet Secretary had some reservation over giving him extension due to the rumour of Mr. Khosla’s involvement in the recent scandal involving a software giant in the country.
Who will become the next Home Secretary?
Who will succeed Mr. Madhukar Gupta, IAS (UL, 1971) as the next Home Secretary? Mr. Gupta may be appointed Election Commissioner prior to completion of his tenure on 31st March, 2009. Mr. Arun Ramanathan, IAS (TN, 1973), Finance Secretary, Government of India and Mr. T. Nanda Kumar, IAS (JH, 1972), Secretary in the Department of Agriculture and Cooperation, Ministry of Agriculture are the two strong contenders for this post, sources said.
Empanelment of IPS officers of 1984 batch
The name of twenty four IPS officers of 1984 is tipped to have been almost finalised for empanelment for holding the post of Joint Secretary or equivalent in the Government of India. The officers who are tipped to be in the list are;
1. Dharmendra Kumar, IPS (UT, 1984),
2. S. K. Jain, IPS (AM, 1984),
3. Mukesh Sahay, IPS (AM, 1984),
4. Arvind Kumar, IPS (AM, 1984),
5. Sudeep Lakhtakia, IPS (AP, 1984),
6. N. Sambasiva Rao, IPS (AP, 1984),
7. T. Krishna Raju, IPS (AP, 1984),
8. Rajesh Ranjan, IPS (BH, 1984),
9. Krishna Swaroop Dwivedi, IPS (BH, 1984),
10. Rakesh Asthana, IPS (GJ, 1984),
11. D. K. Pandey, IPS (JH, 1984),
12. Vinson M. Paul, IPS (KL, 1984),
13. Arun Kumar Sinha, IPS (KL, 1984),
14. Vishnu Dev Mishra, IPS (MH, 1984),
15. Maithili Sharan Gupta, IPS (MP, 1984),
16. V. K. Johri, IPS (MP, 1984),
17. Santosh Macheria, IPS (MT, 1984),
18. Ramesh P. Singh, IPS (OR, 1984),
19. Samant Kumar Goel, IPS (PB, 1984),
20. Rajni Kant Misra, IPS (UP, 1984),
21. S Javeed Ahmad, IPS (UP, 1984),
22. Subesh Kumar Singh, IPS (UP, 1984),
23. A. P. Maheshwari, IPS (UP, 1984) and
24. Chilumuri Venkata Muralidhar, IPS (WB, 1984).
Empanelment of IPS officers of 1985 batch
The name of sixteen IPS officers of 1985 is tipped to have been almost finalised for empanelment for holding the post of Joint Secretary or equivalent in the Government of India. The officers who are tipped to be in the list are;
1. Ajay Kashyap, IPS (UT, 1985),
2. Amulya Kumar Patnaik, IPS (UT, 1985),
3. P. S. Purohit, IPS (AM, 1985),
4. Kumar Rajesh Chandra, IPS (BH, 1985),
5. Anup Kumar Singh, IPS (GJ, 1985),
6. Rishi Raj Singh, IPS (KL, 1985),
7. H. N. Sathyanarayana Rao, IPS (KN, 1985),
8. Ashit Mohan Prasad, IPS (KN, 1985),
9. Subodh Kumar Jaiswal, IPS (MH, 1985),
10. B. M. Kumar, IPS (MP, 1985),
11. Avinash Mohananey, IPS (SK, 1985),
12. Sangaram Jangid, IPS (TN, 1985),
13. Hitesh Chandra Awasthi, IPS (UP, 1985),
14. Arun Kumar - I, IPS (UP, 1985),
15. SukhDeo Singh Siddhu, IPS (UP, 1985) and
16. Ashok Kumar Dhar Dwivedi, IPS (UP, 1985).
Mr. R. K. Singh to go to Canada
The name of Mr. Rajesh Kumar Singh, IAS (MT, 1985), Joint Secretary, Civil Aviation has been finalised for appointment as India’s Representative to the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO), Montreal, Canada for two years and official order is expected soon, sources informed. The position has fallen vacant on appointment of the earlier incumbent, Dr. Syed Naseem Ahmad Zaidi, IAS (UP, 1976) as Director-General, Civil Aviation in the Ministry of Civil Aviation. According to sources, Mr. V. J. Kurian, IAS (KL, 1983) and Mr. Gyanesh Kumar, IAS (KL, 1988) too were in the race for this post but lost to Mr. Singh on the grounds of his better experience of Aviation.
Empanelment of IFS officers of 1984 batch
The name of eleven Indian Forest Service officers of 1984 is tipped to have been almost finalised for empanelment for holding the post of Joint Secretary or equivalent in the Government of India. The officers who are tipped to be in the list are;
1. Inder Singh, IFS (HP, 1984),
2. Sanjay Kumar, IFS (JH, 1984),
3. D. D. Sharma, IFS (JH, 1984),
4. S. D. Gupta, IFS (MP, 1984),
5. A. K. Srivastava, IFS (MP, 1984),
6. S. P. Rajal, IFS (MP, 1984),
7. G. K. Murthy, IFS (MP, 1984),
8. Anup Wadhwa, IFS (MH, 1984),
9. K. S. V. P. Reddy, IFS (TN, 1984),
10. Dr. H. Basvarajri, IFS (TN, 1984) and
11. Suresh Chandra, IFS (UP, 1984).
Mr. V. K. Dutt to become Additional Member (Mechanical), Indian Railways?
Mr. V. K. Dutt, IRSEE, is tipped to be in consideration for appointment as Additional Member (Electrical) in the Railway Board, Indian Railways.
Mr. B. R. Sudhakar may become Chairman, Settlement Commission (IT/ Wealth Tax)
Mr. B. R. Sudhakar is tipped to become the next Chairman of Settlement Commission (IT/ Wealth Tax), Delhi.
Mr. S. K. Choudhary to get 2 years extension
Mr. S. K. Choudhary, IDAS (1993), Chief Vigilance Officer in the Eastern Coalfields Limited (ECL) has been given two years extension in tenure beyond 21st December, 2008.
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