
The post of Kundan Kumar (IAS:2004:BH) as Private Secretary to Rajnath Singh, Minister for Home has been upgraded to Director level.
Post of Kundan Kumar upgraded to Director level
Post of Kedar Prasad Burande upgraded to Director level in M/o Defence

The post of Kedar Prasad Burande (IDES:2004) has been upgraded as Director in the Ministry of Defence.
Post of Sreekant T upgraded to Director level in MHA

The post of Sreekant T (IAS:2004:UT) has been upgraded as Director in the Ministry of Home Affairs.
S K Singh appointed as ADC (Director level), Ministry of Textiles

Santosh Kumar Singh (IOFS:1996) has been appointed as Additional Development Commissioner (Director level) in the office of Development Commissioner (Handlooms) under the Ministry of Textiles.
Renuka Mishra appointed as Dierctor, Higher Education

Renuka Mishra (IES:2003) has been appointed as Dierctor in the Department of Higher Education for a period of five years.
Rajnish Kumar appointed as Director, D/o School Education and Literacy

Rajnish Kumar (IRSME:1998) has been appointed as Director in the Department of School Education and Literacy for a period of five years.
Tenure of Shishir Shrivastava as CVO, Mumbai Port Trust extended

The tenure of Shishir Shrivastava (IRS-IT:1994) as CVO, Mumbai Port Trust (MbPT), Mumbai has been extended for a period of two years.
LG Anil Baijal transferred three IAS officers despite objection from Kejriwal Govt.

Delhi LG Anil Baijal on Tuesday transferred three IAS officers, drawing criticism from the ruling Aam Aadmi Party government.
According to new order, Soumya Gupta has been tranferred from the post of director, education department. Gupta has been replaced by Sanjay Goyal. Similarly, Chanchal Yadav, presently posted as Deputy Commissioner, South DMC, has been shifted as Special Secretary to Lieutenant Governor. Dr. Vasanthakumar N, has been made Special Commissioner (Trade and Taxes).
Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia slammed the move as “bossing around” by the LG.
“LG has kept the services department with him arbitrarily and is bossing around. He should have consulted us before appointing the education director. Delhi government is spending 26 per cent of its budget on education and we are not even consulted on the issue,” Sisodia told reporters.
On Monday, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal wrote to Baijal, accusing him of being selective in accepting the Supreme Court’s judgement.The Delhi government is likely to move the Supreme Court to dispose of its appeals, including the one on the matter of services,at the earliest.
Major IPS reshuffle effected in Delhi

The Delhi government transferred & posted 11 IPS and 01 DANIPS officers to new posts.
The names of the officers and their new postings are as follows:
1. Sunil Kumar Gautam (IPS:1989:UT) : Special CP (Operations).
2. Tejendra Singh Luthra (IPS:1990:UT): Special CP (P&I), MD, DPHC.
3. Ms Nuzhat Hassan (IPS:1991:UT): Special CP,Women Safety, SPUVAC & SPUNER.
4. Alok Kumar (IPS:1996:UT) : Joint CP (Traffic).
5. Ms Meghna Yadav (IPS:2007): DCP, Shahdara.
6. S P Kuruvilla (IPS:2007): DCP, Outer district.
7. Mrs Nupur Prasad (IPS:2007): DCP,North district.
8. Devender Arya (IPS:2008:) : DCP,South West district.
9. Anto Alphose (IPS:2008) : DCP, Dwarka district.
10. Amit Sharma (IPS:2010): Central district (Additional DCP-I)
11. Ghanshyam Bansal (IPS:2011): South East District (Additional DCP-I )
12. Manishi Chandra (DANIPS:2004) :DCP Special Cell (Counter Intelligence) .
76 IAS officers opted cadre change since January 2014

A total of 76 IAS officers have secured cadre transfer since January 2014, the Department of Personal and Training (DoPT) has said in response to a Right to Information sought by Lucknow based activist Dr. Nutan Thakur.
Of these, 24 offices got cadre changed from the North Eastern States. Out of this, nine were from Assam-Meghalaya , four from Manipur,four from Tripura and seven from Nagaland.
During these four years, three IAS officers got their cadre changed from Sikkim while six got their cadre changed from Jammu and Kashmir.Interestingly, not a single IAS officer got his cadre changed to any of these cadres know as being tough and unattractive.
In contrast, a maximum of 12 IAS officers each got their cadre transferred to Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh, while 8 IAS officers had cadre changed to AGMUT cadre, which includes Delhi and 7 IAS officers had their cadre changed to Haryana.










