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Haryana: 20 IPS officers shifted, Vikas Arora is new CP of Gurugram

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LO Bureau
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The Haryana government on Monday (21.08.2023) implemented significant changes in the police administration of the state. A total of 20 IPS officers were promptly transferred, marking a substantial reshuffling in the department. This rearrangement occurred shortly after the recent appointment of Shatrujeet Kapur (IPS: 1990: HY) as the new Director General of Police.

The names of the officers and their postings are as follows :

  1. Om Prakash Singh (IPS:1992:HY), ADGP, State Crime Branch (H), with additional charge of Director, SCRB, Punchkula, has been transferred and posted as Additional DGP, Haryana State Narcotics Control Bureau (HSNCB) with additional charge of Director, SCRB, Panchkula and ADGP, Cyber crime.
  2. Ajay Singhal (IPS:1992:HY), ADGP, ACB, has been transferred and posted as ADGP State Crime Branch (H), Panchkula.
  3. A S Chawla (IPS:1993:HY), ADGP, Administration with additional charge of ADGP, Telecom-IT, has been transferred and posted as ADGP, Haryana State Enforcement Bureau with additional charge of ADGP, Telecom-IT.
  4. Kala Ramachandran (IPS:1994:HY), Police Commissioner of Gurugram, has been transferred abnd posted as ADGP, Administration.
  5. Mamta Singh (IPS:1996:HY), ADGP, Law & Order (H) with additional charge of ADGP, Haryana State Enforcement Bureau and ADGP, Regional Training Centre (RTC), Bhondsi, Gurugram will now only hold the charge of ADGP, Law & Order and ADGP, RTC, Bhondsi.
  6. M Ravi Kiran (IPS:1996:HY), ADGP, South Range, Rewari, will now be the ADGP, Prisons.
  7. Krishan Kumar Rao (IPS:1996:HY), ADGP/CPT&R, Bhondsi, Gurugram, has been transferred and posted ADGP, Rohtak range.
  8. Amitabh Singh Dhillon (IPS:1997:HY), IGP, HSNCB, Madhuban with additional charge of IGP, Modernization & IGP, Cyber, has been transferred and posted as IGP, Anti-Corruption Bureau with additional charge of IGP Modernisation and Welfare.
  9. Sanjay Kumar (IPS:1997:PB), IGP, Administration (H) with additional charge of IGP, Law & Order (H) & Police Commissioner, Panchkula, will now only hold the charge of IGP, Administration (H) with additional charge of IGP, Law & Order (H).
  10. Vikas Arora (IPS:1998:HY), Police Commissioner of Faridabad, has been transferred and posted as Police Commissioner of Gurugram.
  11. Rajender Kumar (IPS:1998:HY), IGP, CM Flying Squad, Panchukla with additional charge of IGP, Enforcement Wing (H), will be the new IGP, South Range.
  12. Sibash Kabiraj (IPS:1999:HY), IGP, Ambala Range, Ambala, has been given additional charge of Police Commissioner of Panchkula (with Headquarters at Ambala.
  13. Rakesh Arya (IPS:2003:HY), IGP Rohtak Range with additional charge of IGP, Personnel (H), Panchkula, has been transferred and posted as Police Commissioner of Faridabad and IGP, SCRB (H), Panchkula.
  14. Simardeep Singh (IPS:2007:HY), DIG, STF Haryana, Bhondsi will also hold additional charge of DIG, Prisons.
  15. Maneesh Chaudhary (IPS:2005:HY), awaiting posting orders, has been posted as IGP, CID (H).
  16. Arun Singh (IPS:2006:HY), DIG, HPA, Madhuban, will also hold additional charge of DIG, HAP, Madhuban.
  17. Shiv Charan (IPS:2007:HY), DIG, HAP, Madhuban with additional charge of DIG, HPA, Madhuban, has been transferred and posted as DIG, PTC, Sunaria.
  18. Virender Kumar (IPS:2011:HY), DCP, Traffic, Gurugram will also hold additional charge of DCP, East, Gurugram and in-charge of the Mirror Emergency Response System (MERC).
  19. Nitish Agarwal (IPS:2017:HY), DCP, East, Gurugram with additional charge of I/C, Mirror Emergency Response System (MERC), has been transferred and posted as Superintendent of Police, Mahendergarh.
  20. Vikrant Bhushan (IPS:2017:HY), Superintendent of Police, Mahendergarh, has been appointed as the new Superintendent of Police of Sirsa.

IREDA signs Performance-Focused MoU with Government, Revenue Target at ₹ 4,350 crores

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LO Bureau
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The Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency (IREDA) has entered into a performance-oriented Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy under the Government of India. This MoU, designed in accordance with guidelines issued by the Department of Public Enterprises within the Ministry of Finance, delineates the strategic objectives that IREDA aims to accomplish during the fiscal years 2023-24 and 2024-25.

In accordance with the MoU, the Government of India has stipulated a target of ₹4,350 crores for Revenue from Operations for IREDA in the financial year 2023-24, with an increment to ₹5,220 crores for the subsequent year, 2024-25. Importantly, the previous fiscal year saw IREDA achieve a Revenue from Operations of ₹3,482 crores, surpassing the target of ₹3,361 crores.

The MoU also outlines various significant performance indicators established by the government, including benchmarks for Return on Net Worth, Return on Capital Employed, NPA to Total Loans Ratio, Asset Turnover Ratio, and Earnings per Share.

The signing ceremony of the MoU took place on August 21, 2023, at Atal Akshay Urja Bhawan, New Delhi, and involved the Secretary of MNRE, Bhupinder Singh Bhalla, and the Chairperson & Managing Director (CMD) of IREDA, Pradip Kumar Das. Distinguished officials from both MNRE and IREDA also attended the event.

The CMD of IREDA highlighted the company’s impressive performance record over the preceding three financial years, which positions it favorably to achieve these ambitious objectives. The CMD cited a remarkable 272% surge in Loan Disbursements and a 30% growth in Profit After Tax (PAT) during the first quarter of FY 2023-24, as compared to the corresponding period in FY 2022-23. Furthermore, the company demonstrated prudent financial management by significantly reducing Net Non-Performing Assets (NPAs) to 1.61% in Q1, FY 2023-24, down from 2.92% in Q1, FY 2022-23. These accomplishments underscore IREDA’s commitment to maintaining financial stability while driving the advancement of the Renewable Energy sector, the CMD emphasized.

The CMD noted that IREDA’s consistent excellence is affirmed by its ‘Excellent’ rating and a score of over 96 marks for the MoU in the preceding three financial years. As of August 21, 2023, the company has funded 3,137 Renewable Energy projects, with a cumulative loan sanction amounting to ₹1,55,694 crores and loan disbursements totaling ₹1,05,245 crores. This has facilitated an addition of 22,061 MW in Renewable Energy capacity within the country.

Dr. PS Rajpurohit appointed as High Commissioner of India to Republic of Trinidad & Tobago

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LO Bureau
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Dr. Pradeep Singh Rajpurohit (IFS:2004), who currently holds the position of Joint Secretary within the Ministry of External Affairs, has been appointed as High Commissioner of India to the Republic of Trinidad & Tobago. He is expected to take up the assignment shortly.

Sudipta Das appointed as Group Commander (SP level), NSG

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LO Bureau
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Sudipta Das (IPS:2012:TR) has been appointed as Group Commander (SP level) in the National Security Guard (NSG) for a period of five years. According to an order issued by the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) on Monday (21.08.2023), the competent authority has approved the appointment of Mr. Das to the post on deputation basis for a period of five years from the date of assumption of the charge of the post or until further orders, whichever is earlier.

R Gopala Krishna Rao appointed as DIG, CRPF

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LO Bureau
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The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) on Monday (21.08.2023) issued an order for the appointment of senior IPS officer R Gopala Krishna Rao (IPS:2005:TR) as Deputy Inspector General (DIG) of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF). The duration of this assignment has been set at five years, and the competent authority has endorsed Mr. Rao’s appointment on a deputation basis. This five-year term will be effective from the date of assuming the post’s charge or until further directives are issued, whichever transpires earlier.

Rakesh Agrawal appointed as IG, CRPF

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LO Bureau
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The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) on Monday (21.08.2023) issued an order for the appointment of senior IPS officer Rakesh Agrawal (IPS:1999:PB) as Inspector General (IG) of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF). The duration of this assignment has been set at five years, and the competent authority has endorsed Mr. Agrawal’s appointment on a deputation basis. This five-year term will be effective from the date of assuming the post’s charge or until further directives are issued, whichever transpires earlier.

Patel Piyush Purushottam Das appointed as IG, BSF

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LO Bureau
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Senior IPS officer Patel Piyush Purushottam Das (IPS:1998:GJ) has been appointed to the position of Inspector General (IG) of the Border Security Force (BSF) for a designated term of five years. As outlined in an official directive from the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) on Monday (21.08.2023), the appointment of Mr. Das has garnered approval from the competent authority. He will serve in this capacity on a deputation basis, commencing from the date he assumes charge of the position or until further instructions are issued—whichever eventuality transpires earlier. Notably, prior to this assignment, he held the position of Additional Director General of Police (ADGP) of Surat Range.

Tamil Nadu: 13 IAS officers shifted, Kumar Jayant is posted as ACS, Labour Welfare and Skill Development

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LO Bureau
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The Tamil Nadu government on Saturday (19.08.2023) issued transfer and posting orders for 13 IAS officers.

The names of the officers and their postings are as follows :

  1. V Rajaraman (IAS:2005:TN), Commissioner of Civil Supplies and Consumer Protection, has been transferred and posted as Secretary, Revenue and Disaster Management Department.
  2. Kumar Jayant (IAS:1994:TN), Additional Chief Secretary, Revenue and Disaster Management Department, has been transferred and posted as Additional Chief Secretary, Labour Welfare and Skill Development.
  3. Sigy Thomas Vaidhyan (IAS:2002:TN), Industries Commissioner and Director of Industries and Commerce, has been transferred and posted as Secretary, Welfare of Differently Abled Persons Department.
  4. Dr. R Anandkumar (IAS:2005:TN), Secretary, Welfare of Differently Abled Persons Department, has been transferred and posted as Director, Anna Administrative Staff College and Director General of Training.
  5. Archana Patnaik (IAS:2013:TN), Chairperson, Teachers Recruitment Board, has been transferred and posted as Industries Commissioner and Director of Industries and Commerce.
  6. Pooja Kulkarni (IAS:2003:TN), Industries Commissioner and Director of Industries and Commerce, has been transferred and posted as Commissioner of Civil Supplies and Consumer Protection.
  7. G Prakash (IAS:2000:TN), Commissioner of Archives and Historical Research, has been transferred and posted as Additional Commissioner of Revenue Administration.
  8. V Kalaiarasi (IAS:2005:TN), Additional Commissioner of Revenue Administration, has been transferred and posted as Special Secretary, Health and Family Welfare Department with additional charge of Chairperson, Medical Services Recruitment Board.
  9. P Sri Venkata Priya (IAS:2011:TN), Controller of Examinations, Teachers Recruitment Board, has been transferred and posted as Chairperson, Teachers Recruitment Board.
  10. Vikram Kapur (IAS:1988:TN), Additional Chief Secretary, Planning and Development Department, has been transferred and his services are placed at the disposal of Tamil Nadu Small Industries Development Corporation (TANSIDCO) for appointment as its Additional Chief Secretary/Chairman.
  11. Monika Rana (IAS:2018:TN), Project Director, Special Area Development Programme, Udhagamandalam and Managing Director (FAC), INDCOSERVE, has been transferred and her services are placed at the disposal of District Rural Development Agancy, Madurai for appointment as its Additional Collector (Dev.)/ Project Officer.
  12. S Saravanan (IAS:2016:TN), Additional Collector (Dev.)/Project Officer, District Rural Development Agency, Madurai, has been transferred and his services are placed at the disposal of Chennai Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board for appointment as its Executive Director.
  13. Dr. K Gopal (IAS:1992:TN), Additional Chief Secretary/ Vigiliance Commissioner and Commissioner for Administrative Reforms shall hold full additional charge of the post of Additional Chief Secretary, Planning and Development Department.

J&K: Two IAS officers shifted, Sachin Kumar Vaishy posted as DC, Jammu

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LO Bureau
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The Jammu and Kashmir government on Saturday (19.08.2023) issued transfer and posting orders for two IAS officers.

The names of the officers and their postings are as follows :

  1. Sachin Kumar Vaishy (IAS:2015:AGMUT), Deputy Commissioner, Udhampur has been transferred and posted as Deputy Commissioner, Jammu.
  2. Saloni Rai (IAS:2016:AGMUT) has been posted as Deputy Commissioner, Udhampur.

Uttar Pradesh: 26 PPS officers set to join IPS rank

By
LO Bureau
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After a prolonged anticipation, the path has finally been paved for 26 officers belonging to the 1993-1994 batch of the Uttar Pradesh Provincial Police Service (PPS) to ascend to the esteemed ranks of the Indian Police Service (IPS). The crucial juncture arrived as their names received the official seal of approval during the convening of the Departmental Promotion Committee (DPC) on a Monday at Lok Bhavan in Lucknow. This significant event saw the presence of notable attendees including Chief Secretary Durga Shankar Mishra, Acting Director General of Police Vijay Kumar, and representatives from the Union Home Ministry.

While the DPC session was slated for deliberating over a total of 28 vacancies, circumstances arising from the inadvertent closure of two officers’ envelopes led to the discussion being confined to 26 positions. This composition encompassed 16 officers from the 1993 batch and 10 officers from the 1994 batch.

The sealed envelope practice is employed for officers who are currently under investigation for any departmental inquiry or have had a charge sheet filed against them in any case. When such circumstances are in play, the officer’s envelope is sealed, precluding their name from being included in the promotion discussion.

The culmination of their service histories was meticulously evaluated during the DPC proceedings, culminating in the imprinting of the official seal on their respective files. The next step entails forwarding these files to the Union Home Ministry for its endorsement.

Upon securing the Ministry’s approval, the files will embark on the subsequent leg of their journey, finding their way to the State Home Department. The pivotal document will then be graced with the signature of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, propelling it towards the office of the Director General of Police.

This intricate process, from DPC evaluation to final authorization, is projected to transpire over the course of roughly one month.

The names of the officers are:

(1993 batch PPS officers)

  1. Pradeep Kumar
  2. Vipul Shrivastava
  3. Har Govind Mishra
  4. Pankaj
  5. Vidya Sagar Mishra
  6. Ghanshyam
  7. Anand Kumar
  8. Rajesh Kumar
  9. Ram Suresh
  10. Mohammad Tariq
  11. Ravi Shankar
  12. Dr. MP Singh
  13. Nidhi Sonkar
  14. Basant Lal
  15. Sushil Kumar
  16. Devendra Bhushan

(1994 batch PPS officers)

  1. Ashutosh Mishra
  2. Dr. Rajeev Dixit
  3. Kumar Gyananjay Singh
  4. Ramnayan Singh
  5. Ashutosh Dwivedi
  6. Arun Kumar Singh
  7. Dr. Durgesh Kumar Madhesia
  8. Vinod Kumar Pandey
  9. Neeraj Kumar Pandey
  10. Surender Nath Tiwari.
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