The Supreme Court Collegium has recommended the elevation of three Judicial Officers as Judges of the Madras High Court. The decision was taken at a meeting of the Collegium held on September 10, 2024.
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The Supreme Court Collegium Tuesday (10:09.2024) recommended the names of five Additional Judges of the Madras High Court to be made permanent of that court.
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The Appointments Committee of the Cabinet (ACC) on Monday (09.09.2024) approved the proposal for the appointment of six advocates as Additional Solicitor General (ASG) in the Supreme Court.
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According to an order issued by the DoPT, these appointments has been made for a period of three years with effect from the date of assumption of charge of the office.
Senior diplomat R Ravindra (IFS:1999) was on Tuesday (10.09.2024) appointed as India’s next Ambassador to Iceland. According to an order issued by the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), he is currently serving as India’s Deputy Permanent Representative of the United Nations and is expected to take up the new assignment shortly.
He joined India’s Deputy Permanent Representative at UN in New York in September 2020. Before that, he was Joint Secretary (Central and West Africa) in the MEA in New Delhi.
The Uttar Pradesh government on Tuesday (10.09.2024) issued transfer and posting orders for 17 IPS officers. The list includes the transfer of 2 SSPs and SPs from 9 districts.
The names of the officers and their postings are as follows;
Trailukya Borgohain has been selected as Director (Operations), Oil India Limited (OIL) at a Public Enterprises Selection Board (PESB) meeting held on September 10, 2024. Presently, he is serving as Chief General Manager (Geology & Reservoir), Oil India Limited.
He will be appointed to the post of Director (Operations) after receiving vigilance clearances and approval from the Appointments Committee of the Cabinet.
The following 12 applicants were interviewed in the selection meeting:
The Rajasthan government on Monday nominated 23 IAS officers to coordinate with 23 nations for the Rising Rajasthan Global Investment Summit-2024, aimed at exploring trade, business, and investment opportunities for the state. The summit is scheduled in Jaipur on December 9-10.
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The Supreme Court has dropped contempt proceedings against Maharashtra Additional Chief Secretary Rajesh Kumar (IAS:1988:MH). The contempt proceedings against Kumar had been initiated after he, in his affidavit, accused the top court of not following the provisions of law in a Pune land case.
Kumar attracted court’s ire for submitting in his affidavit that it is the bounden duty of the state to follow the provisions of law. The court drew inference that it meant like saying that the court was not following the provisions of law and found it defamatory.
The court, however, said on Monday that as several lawyers had vetted it, Kumar could not be held “singly guilty” for it and decided to drop the proceedings.
The Haryana government on Monday (09.09.2024) relieved IAS officer Mandip Singh Brar (IAS:2005:HY) from the current responsibilities and placed his services at the disposal of the Chandigarh Administration. This is to enable him to take charge as Home Secretary of UT Administration for three years.
Brar was previously serving as Director General, Information, Public Relations, Languages & Culture, as well as Secretary, Information, Public Relations, Languages and Culture Department, Grievances, and Art and Cultural Affairs. He also held the charge of Mission Director, Mukhya Mantri Antyodaya Parivaar Utthaan Yojna.
On August 17, the Appointments Committee of the Cabinet approved the name of Brar for inter-cadre deputation from Haryana cadre to AGMUT for a period of three years.
Notably, the Haryana government had sent three names to UT administration for Home Secretary post; Amit Agrawal (IAS:2003:HY), Mandip Singh Brar (IAS:2005:HY) and G Ganeshan (IAS:2006:HY). The Chandigarh administration forwarded the panel to the Ministry of Home Affairs, which finalised Brar’s appointment to the post.
The post became vacant after the Appointments Committee of the Cabinet on May 30 approved the appointment of incumbent Home Secretary Nitin Yadav (IAS:2000:HY) as Joint Secretary in the Department of Commerce and Industry. He joined the post on June 14. His tenure of three year cut short by almost three months as his tenure was initially set to expire in September 2024.
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The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) on Monday (10.09.2024) effected major reshuffle by issuing transfer orders for over two dozen DANICS and DANIPS officials.
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