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Who is IAS Nilesh Chandra Deore, whose charter plane travel has caused storm in Bihar politics?

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IAS Nilesh Deore

The journey by a senior Bihar IAS officer on a charter plane from Delhi to Patna has caused a storm in Bihar politics with a battle line drawn between the government and the opposition. It happened because the opposition raised serious questions over it in the Legislative Council. The nature of the discussion and its futility apart, this charter plane incident has brought fame to the officer by generating widespread public interest in knowing who this IAS officer is.

So first let us know this man. He is Nilesh Deore, a 2011 batch IAS officer of the Bihar cadre. He is currently posted as Secretary of Tourism under the Bihar government.

Originally belonging to Maharashtra, Deore is a doctor by profession. He did his MBBS from Terna Medical College and Hospital in Mumbai before joining the IAS in 2011. This issue of charter plane travel came into sharper focus after RJD MLA Rahul Kumar raised it in the Assembly.

When Rahul Kumar raised the issue of Deore traveling on a charter plane with family, Bihar’s Rural Works Minister Ashok Choudhary took up the cudgels on behalf of the state government to counter the opposition’s allegations. He categorically said that this incident is not new but dates back to July last year and went on to clear the air by saying that at that time, he himself was traveling on the same charter plane with Chief Minister Nitish Kumar. According to him, two events were scheduled during the trip: one government event and the other a private event at JD(U) MP Devesh Chandra Thakur’s residence. The minister clarified that as the plane was returning empty, there was nothing wrong if the officer was traveling on it.

Being an astute politician, Chaudhary played out political cards by linking the matter to Dalits and backward classes in the House.

President Droupadi Murmu interacts with trainees of three central services

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LO Bureau
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President Droupadi Murmu on Monday (February 16, 2026) was called on by officer trainees of the Indian Audit & Accounts Service, Indian Trade Service and Defence Aeronautical Quality Assurance Service at Rashtrapati Bhavan.

The President congratulated them on joining the services. She said getting into these services is a big achievement. Many candidates prepare for years, but only a few succeed. She asked them to work with honesty and become role models in public life.

She said public service should always focus on people’s welfare. If officers work with dedication, it will make the country stronger and improve India’s position in the world. She added that young officers have the energy and ideas needed to shape the country’s future.

Speaking to the Indian Audit and Accounts Service trainees, she said they play a key role in maintaining financial discipline. Their work helps protect public money. She said good coordination between audit bodies and the government leads to better use of funds and better results. She asked them to always follow constitutional values and service traditions.

To the Indian Trade Service officers, she said they have an important role in boosting trade, investment and jobs. Their decisions and negotiations affect India’s global trade position. She advised them to keep national interest at the centre of their work.

Addressing the Defence Aeronautical Quality Assurance Service trainees, the President said quality in defence equipment is crucial. Their work supports national security. She encouraged them to focus on innovation and help build strong and modern armed forces.

C Neelakanta Reddy gets additional charge as RINL CVO

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LO Bureau
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C Neelakanta Reddy, Chief Vigilance Officer (CVO) of National Mineral Development Corporation Limited (NMDC), Hyderabad, has been entrusted with the additional charge of CVO of Rashtriya Ispat Nigam Limited (RINL), Visakhapatnam.

According to an order issued by the Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT) on Monday (February 16, 2026), the competent authority has approved the proposal to assign the additional charge to him for a period of one year from the date of assumption of charge of the post, or until the appointment of a regular CVO, or until further orders, whichever is earlier.

PESB recommends Sunil Kumar Nagdawne as CMD of Pawan Hans Limited

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LO Bureau
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The Public Enterprises Selection Board (PESB) has recommended Sunil Kumar Nagdawne for the post of Chairman & Managing Director (CMD) of Pawan Hans Limited. The recommendation was made after interviews conducted by the board on February 16, 2026.

He is currently serving as General Manager (Aviation), Western Region, Indian Oil Corporation Limited.

A total of six candidates were considered for the post. These included;

  1. Chandra Pratap Dwivedi, General Manager & Airport Director, Patna, Airports Authority Of India
  2. Sunil Kumar Nagdawne, General Manager (Aviation), Western Region, Indian Oil Corporation Limited
  3. Kundan Kumar Mishra, Additional General Manager, NTPC Limited
  4. Bijendra Nath Tripathee, General Manager, Steel Authority Of India Limited
  5. Nishant Kumar Singh, General Manager (MS-WH)/ RO/NR/DELHI/ SAIL- CMO, Steel Authority Of India Limited
  6. Manoj Kumar Das, Deputy General Manager (IED) ISP Burnpur, Steel Authority Of India Limited

ACC appoints Sanjay Mangal, Abhai Srivastav as CBIC Members

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LO Bureau
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CBIC

In a fresh development at the top of the indirect tax department, the Appointments Committee of the Cabinet on Thursday approved the appointment of two senior Indian Revenue Service (Customs & Indirect Taxes) officers — Sanjay Mangal and Abhai Kumar Srivastav — as CBIC Members.

The appointments come after interviews were held to fill three vacant CBIC Members post. Fifteen shortlisted officers appeared before the selection panel.

Mangal is currently serving as Chief Commissioner, Meerut GST & CX Zone. Srivastav is Director General of the Directorate General of Revenue Intelligence.

Mangal will remain in service till January 2027. Srivastav is set to retire in February 2028.

The selection process started in the last week of December 2025 and ended in the third week of January 2026. The vacancies were created after the retirement of Sanjay Kumar Agrawal (IRS-C&IT:1988), Shashank Priya (IRS-C&IT:1988) and Aruna Narayan Gupta (IRS-C&IT:1989).

While two posts have now been filled, one Member position is still vacant in the CBIC. This has led to speculation that internal review is still underway before the final decision is taken.

Shruti Sharma IAS: AIR 1 UPSC 2021, Marks, Education, Optional & Current Posting

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Neel Kamal
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Shruti Sharma IAS Biography, Age and Current Posting
Shruti Sharma IAS

Shruti Sharma is a 2021-batch Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer of the Uttar Pradesh cadre who secured All India Rank 1 in the Civil Services Examination 2021, earning national recognition for her academic excellence and determined preparation journey.

Shruti Sharma IAS Biography: Short Info

CategoryDetails
NameShruti Sharma
Batch2021 Batch IAS Officer
CadreUttar Pradesh
UPSC RankAll India Rank (AIR) 1 – Civil Services Examination 2021
BirthplaceBasta village, Bijnor district, Uttar Pradesh
FatherSunil Dutt Sharma (Architect)
MotherRachna Sharma (Former Teacher)
SiblingBrother – State-level Cricketer
InterestsReading, Exploring Cultures, Watching Films
SchoolingCambridge Primary School, New Delhi; Sardar Patel Vidyalaya, New Delhi
GraduationB.A. (History) – St. Stephen’s College
Post-GraduationSociology – Delhi School of Economics
UPSC PreparationResidential Coaching Academy, Jamia Millia Islamia
UPSC Attempts2nd Attempt – AIR 1
First Attempt IssueMissed Interview Stage by 1 mark due to technical issue (exam medium)
Optional SubjectHistory
Total Marks1105 / 2025
Written Marks932
Interview Marks173
Initial PostingAssistant Collector, Meerut
Current Posting (2026)Joint Magistrate & Sadar SDM, Deoria
Key ResponsibilitiesLaw & Order, Welfare Scheme Implementation, District-level Governance Coordination
Notable TraitsStrong Humanities Background, Disciplined Preparation, Focus on Responsive Governance

Shruti Sharma Early Life

She was born in Basta village of Bijnor district in Uttar Pradesh. Her father, Sunil Dutt Sharma, is an architect, while her mother, Rachna Sharma is a former teacher. Her brother is a state-level cricketer. Shruti’s interests include reading, exploring cultures, and watching films, reflecting her strong inclination toward the humanities.

Shruti Sharma IAS
Shruti Sharma IAS with her family

Education and Academic Journey

She completed her schooling in New Delhi at Cambridge Primary School and Sardar Patel Vidyalaya. She then pursued a Bachelor’s degree in History from St. Stephen’s College.

For higher studies, she continued her academic focus at the Delhi School of Economics, where she studied Sociology. She prepared for the civil services examination at the Residential Coaching Academy of Jamia Millia Islamia.

Shruti Sharma Achievement

Shruti secured AIR-1 in her second attempt at the UPSC Civil Services Examination. In her first attempt, a technical issue related to the examination medium led to her missing the interview stage by just one mark.

With History as her optional subject, she scored 1105 marks out of 2025 including 932 in the written examination and 173 in the personality test topping the national merit list.

Shruti Sharma Current Posting

Allocated to the Uttar Pradesh cadre, she began her field career as Assistant Collector in Meerut. In a recent bureaucratic reshuffle carried out in April 2026, she has been posted as Chief Development Officer (CDO), Hapur. Prior to this, she served as Joint Magistrate and Sadar Sub-Divisional Magistrate (SDM) in Deoria district, where she handled responsibilities related to law and order, implementation of welfare schemes, and coordination of district-level governance initiatives.

With a strong humanities background, disciplined preparation journey, and early administrative exposure, Shruti Sharma represents a new generation of IAS officers focused on responsive governance, social development, and effective district administration.

Centre gives sanction to prosecute Telangana IAS Arvind Kumar in Formula-E car race case

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LO Bureau
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IAS Arvind Kumar

The Union government is reported to have granted its sanction to the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) to prosecute senior Telangana IAS officer Arvind Kumar (IAS:1991:TG) in connection with the Formula-E car race case. According to reports, the police is yet to make an official announcement about this.

The case involves alleged misappropriation of ₹54.88 crore in public funds.

The ACB had reportedly sought permission to prosecute IAS officer Kumar along with former Hyderabad Metropolitan Development Authority (HMDA) chief engineer B. L. N. Reddy. Kumar was then serving as Special Chief Secretary in the Municipal Administration and Urban Development department. Earlier in the same case, Telangana Governor Jishnu Dev Varma had granted approval to prosecute BRS working president K T Rama Rao.

The case originates from a complaint filed on October 18, 2024, after the Congress government came to power in the state. The complaint was filed by Principal Secretary of the Municipal Administration and Urban Development (MA&UD) department M. Dana Kishore, alleging that a loss of ₹54.88 crore accrued to the State exchequer. According to the complaint, the Hyderabad Metropolitan Development Authority released payments to Formula E Operations Limited without obtaining mandatory approvals from the Cabinet or the Finance Department.

The ACB had registered a case on the basis of that complaint against Rama Rao, Arvind Kumar, and B. L. N. Reddy.

As per the FIR, ₹45.7 crore was transferred to Formula E Operations Limited between September and October 2023, even after the company had terminated its agreement with the Telangana government.

According to the ACB, the agreement had capped the government’s financial liability. However, following disputes between the promoter and the event sponsor, the state govt allegedly assumed financial responsibility without required regulatory approvals, leading to significant financial loss.

Silence by IAS Officers Association over recent suspensions fuels resentment in Punjab

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LO Bureau
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Punjab DGP appointment

The silence maintained by the Punjab IAS Officers Association over the recent suspensions of two IAS officers, Kamal Kishore Yadav (IAS:2003:PB) and Jaspreet Singh (IAS:2014:PB), has fueled resentment within the Punjab bureaucracy. The two officers were suspended with immediate effect by the state government on February 7.

Although the reasons for their suspension were not specified in the orders, sources said that it stemmed from a six-year delay in procuring smartphones for Anganwadi workers under the Union Government’s Mission Saksham Anganwadi. The vendor selected by the government for providing smartphones had approached the court for the delay.

While Yadav was posted as the administrative secretary of the Department of Industries and Commerce, Investment Promotion, and Promotion of Information Technology, Singh was serving as the Managing Director of the Punjab Information and Communication Technology Corporation Limited.

Many bureaucrats in the state are intrigued by the silence of the IAS Officers Association as they recall how the swift protest was mounted by it when another IAS officer and former Punjab Energy Development Agency (PEDA) CEO, Neelima (IAS:2008:PB), was suspended earlier. They believe that in this case, the Association has turned into a “mute spectator” to the actions of the state government.

Earlier this year, senior IAS officer AK Sinha (IAS:1996:PB) retired without getting a promotion despite the fact that, as per long-standing government practice, IAS officers who complete 25 years of service normally get promoted on January 1. It had led to murmurs, as Sinha would have been promoted to the rank of Additional Chief Secretary had the norm been followed. Two suspensions later, the murmurs have hardened into quiet cynicism.

This is not the first instance of an IAS officer being suspended during the AAP regime. In February 2025, the State government suspended the then Muktsar Deputy Commissioner Rajesh Tripathi following “serious complaints of corruption.”

Additionally, in August 2023, senior IAS officers D.K. Tiwari and Gurpreet Singh Khaira were suspended for making a “technically flawed” decision regarding the dissolution of panchayats.

The question that is bothering Punjab bureaucrats and is causing resentment among them is when the cadre needs its collective voice, the IAS association prefers to keep mum.

Home Ministry contemplating enacting law on IPS deputation to CAPFs

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LO Bureau
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AGMUT cadre IAS & IPS

The Union Home Ministry is contemplating “statutory intervention” on the issue of reducing the deputation of IPS officers in the Central Armed Police Force (CAPF). The ministry has clarified it in its affidavit filed before the Supreme Court in response to the apex court’s order to “progressively reduce” the deputation of IPS officers up to the rank of Inspector General (IG) in CAPFs.

Statutory intervention virtually means enacting a law on the issue and granting Organised Group A Services (OGAS) status to CAPF officers.

The affidavit was filed by the Home Ministry on February 9 in response to a batch of contempt petitions filed by retired CAPF officers against Union Home Secretary Govind Mohan on December 3, 6, and 9, 2025, for alleged non-implementation of the Supreme Court’s orders.

The Supreme Court, in its order on October 28, 2025, had directed the ministry to ‘progressively reduce’ IPS deputation in the Senior Administrative Grade (SAG) in CAPFs in the next two years. 

The CAPFs include the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF), the Border Security Force (BSF), the Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP), the Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB), and the Assam Rifles.

The SC ruling also required the Home Ministry to amend the service rules of CAPFs, complete cadre review, and extend OGAS benefits to CAPF officers within six months.

This judgement was, however, challenged by the Home Ministry, but it was dismissed by the Supreme Court, making the ruling final.

On May 23, 2025, the Supreme Court ruled that Group A Executive Cadre officers of CAPFs are Organised Group A Services for all purposes.

The case was heard on February 10 by a bench of Justices B.V. Nagarathna and Ujjal Bhuyan. After being told about the statutory intervention by the ministry, the bench issued a notice to the Union Home Secretary and listed the matter for further hearing on March 10.

Around 13,000 CAPF officers are likely to benefit from the top court’s judgement, leading to faster promotions and overcoming issues of stagnation.

As per the current status, 20% of posts in the rank of Deputy Inspector General (DIG) and 50% of posts in the rank of Inspector General (IG) in CAPFs are reserved for IPS officers through an executive order. The court’s ruling is expected to significantly reduce IPS deputation to CAPFs.

The matter involved the Home Ministry, as it serves as the cadre-controlling authority for both the IPS and CAPFs.

The cadre review is typically done every five years to estimate future human resources requirements and plan recruitment to avoid future promotional blocks, but the last cadre review of CAPFs was done in 2016.

 

Delhi orders major IAS–DANICS reshuffle; 72 officers transferred across departments

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LO Bureau
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The Delhi government on Saturday (February 14, 2026) ordered a large-scale administrative reshuffle involving 72 IAS and DANICS officers, effecting changes across key departments including Home, Finance, Urban Development, Health, Education and district administration.

According to the official order, several senior officers have been assigned additional responsibilities, while a number of mid-level and junior officers have been posted as Deputy Commissioners, Secretaries, SDMs and heads of important civic and service institutions.

Key changes include:

  1. Bipul Kumar (IAS:1992:AGMUT), Additional Chief Secretary, Social Welfare with additional charge of Director, UTCS, has been given additional charge of Additional Chief Secretary, SC/ST/OBC.
  2. Sandeep Kumar (IAS:1997:AGMUT), Principal Secretary, Vigilance holding multiple additional charges, has been posted as Principal Secretary, Vigilance with additional charge of Principal Secretary, AR, Principal Secretary, Services and Chairman, DSSSB.
  3. Santosh D. Vaidya (IAS:1998:AGMUT), Principal Secretary, Home, has been given additional charge of Principal Secretary, Finance/Planning, Principal Secretary, Industries and Chairperson, DSIIDC.
  4. Dilraj Kaur (IAS:2000:AGMUT), Principal Secretary, Social Welfare with additional charge of Principal Secretary, SC/ST/OBC Welfare, has been directed to await posting.
  5. Nikhil Kumar (IAS:2002:AGMUT), Secretary, Health & Family Welfare, has been transferred and posted as Commissioner, Trade & Taxes.
  6. Neeraj Semwal (IAS:2003:AGMUT), Secretary, Revenue-cum-Divisional Commissioner with additional charge of Secretary, Land & Building and Secretary, Power, will continue as Secretary, Revenue-cum-Divisional Commissioner with additional charge of Secretary, Power.
  7. Padma Jaiswal (IAS:2003:AGMUT), awaiting posting, has been posted as Special Secretary, AR.
  8. Pandurang K Pole (IAS:2004:AGMUT), Secretary, Higher Education & TTE with additional charge of Secretary, Education, has been posted as Secretary, GAD with additional charge of Secretary-cum-Commissioner, Labour and Secretary, Cooperation.
  9. Vijay Kumar Bidhuri (IAS:2005:AGMUT), Secretary, Urban Development with additional charge of Secretary, Environment & Forests, has been given additional charge of Chairman, DPCC.
  10. Rupesh Kumar Thakur (IAS:2006:AGMUT), CEO, DUSIB, has been posted as Secretary, Health & Family Welfare with additional charge of CEO, DUSIB.
  11. Yashpal Garg (IAS:2008:AGMUT), awaiting posting, has been posted as Secretary, Planning with additional charge of Secretary, Land & Building.
  12. Sanjeev Ahuja (IAS:2008:AGMUT), on joining GNCTD, has been posted as Secretary, Education with additional charge of Secretary, Higher Education & TTE.
  13. Jitender Yadav (IAS:2010:AGMUT), MD, DTC with additional charge of Special Commissioner, Transport, will continue as MD, DTC with additional charge of Special Commissioner, Transport and Secretary, IT.
  14. Niraj Kumar (IAS:2010:AGMUT), awaiting posting, has been posted as Special Secretary, SC/ST/OBC.
  15. Sanjeev Kumar Mittal (IAS:2011:AGMUT), Delhi Jal Board, has been posted as Additional Commissioner, MCD.
  16. BS Jaglan (IAS:2011:AGMUT), Member (Finance), Delhi Jal Board, has been posted as Additional Commissioner, MCD.
  17. Satyendra Singh Dursawat (IAS:2012:AGMUT), awaiting posting, has been posted as Additional Commissioner, MCD.
  18. Aman Gupta (IAS:2013:AGMUT), awaiting posting, has been posted as Member (Finance), Delhi Jal Board.
  19. Rahul Singh (IAS:2013:AGMUT), awaiting posting, has been posted as Secretary, NDMC.
  20. Sachin Rana (IAS:2014:AGMUT), Special Secretary, Home, will continue with additional charge of Special Secretary, UD.
  21. Suneel Anchipaka (IAS:2014:AGMUT), Special Commissioner, Trade & Taxes with additional charge of Special Secretary, PWD and MD & CEO, DT&TDC, has been posted as MD & CEO, DT&TDC with additional charge of Special Secretary, PWD.
  22. Santosh Kumar Rai (IAS:2014:AGMUT), Deputy Commissioner, MCD, has been posted as Special Commissioner, Trade & Taxes with additional charge of Special CEO, DDMA.
  23. Swetika Sachan (IAS:2014:AGMUT), Deputy Commissioner, MCD, has been posted as Member (Administration), Delhi Jal Board.
  24. Angel Bhati Chauhan (IAS:2014:AGMUT), Deputy Commissioner, MCD, has been posted as Director, Higher Education with additional charge of Director, TTE.
  25. Arjun Sharma (IAS:2015:AGMUT), awaiting posting, has been posted as Director, Agriculture Marketing with additional charge of Special Development Commissioner and Special Secretary, H&FW.
  26. Saloni Rai (IAS:2016:AGMUT), on joining GNCTD, has been posted as Deputy Commissioner/DM (North).
  27. Sunny Kumar Singh (IAS:2018:AGMUT), Deputy Commissioner/DM (New Delhi), will continue with additional charge of Special Secretary, Power and MD, IPGCL/PPCL.
  28. Hari Kallikkat (IAS:2018:AGMUT), awaiting posting, has been posted as Deputy Commissioner/DM (West) with additional charge of CVO, DSIIDC.
  29. Vishakha Yadav (IAS:2020:AGMUT), on joining GNCTD, has been posted as Deputy Commissioner/DM (Outer North).
  30. Cheemala Siva Gopal Reddy (IAS:2020:AGMUT), awaiting posting, has been posted as Additional CEO, Delhi Jal Board with additional charge of CVO, Delhi Jal Board.
  31. Azharuddin Zahiruddin Quazi (IAS:2020:AGMUT), awaiting posting, has been placed at the disposal of DUSIB with additional charge of CVO, DTL/IPGCL/PPCL.
  32. Samyak S Jain (IAS:2022:AGMUT), SDM, Najafgarh, has been posted as Project Director, Delhi State AIDS Control Society with additional charge of Special Secretary, Environment.
  33. Ayushi (IAS:2022:AGMUT), SDM, Bijwasan, has been posted as Secretary, DAMB with additional charge of Secretary, APMC, Azadpur.
  34. Wairoipam Punshiba Singh (IAS:2022:AGMUT), SDM, Mehrauli, has been posted as Deputy Commissioner, MCD.
  35. Kanika (IAS:2022:AGMUT), SDM, Narela, has been posted as Deputy Commissioner, MCD.
  36. Raghvendra Meena (IAS:2022:AGMUT), SDM, Karawal Nagar, has been posted as Deputy Commissioner, MCD.
  37. MT Kom (DANICS:2002), awaiting posting, has been posted as Member, DSSSB.
  38. Pranjal J Hazarika (DANICS:2006), General Manager, DSCSC with additional charge of Director, DUSIB, has been posted as Special Director, Women & Child Development.
  39. Navlendra Kumar Singh (DANICS:2006), Special Director, Women & Child Development, has been posted as Special Director, Social Welfare.
  40. Tanvir Ahmed (DANICS:2007), Deputy Commissioner, Excise, will continue as Deputy Commissioner, Excise with additional charge of CEO, Delhi Waqf Board.
  41. Rahul Agrawal (DANICS:2012), Deputy Director, Social Welfare with additional charge of ADM (Central/North), will continue as Deputy Director, Social Welfare with additional charge of ADM (North), Revenue Department.
  42. Sudhakar (DANICS:2013), Secretary, APMC and Secretary, DAMB, has been posted as ADM (South).
  43. Rahul Saini (DANICS:2014), ADM (South), has been posted as General Manager, DSCSC.
  44. Anuj Kumar Bharti (DANICS:2018), SDM, Kalkaji, has been posted as Deputy Director, Education.
  45. Aditya Kumar Jha (DANICS:2018), SDM, Karol Bagh, has been posted as SDM, Narela.
  46. Piyush Mohanty (DANICS:2018), SDM (HQ), has been posted as SDM, New Delhi.
  47. Himanshu Yadav (DANICS:2018), SDM, Shakur Basti, has been posted as SDM (HQ), Divisional Commissioner Office.
  48. Dr Sunabh Singh (DANICS:2019), awaiting posting, has been posted as SDM, Najafgarh.
  49. Vijay Kumar Jain (DANICS:2019), SDM (HQ), East, has been posted to UTCS.
  50. Dr. Rahul Rathod (DANICS:2020), awaiting posting, has been posted as SDM, Mehrauli.
  51. Sapna Priya (DANICS:2020), on joining GNCTD, has been posted as SDM, Karol Bagh.
  52. Abhishek Gulia (DANICS:2020), on joining GNCTD, has been posted as SDM, Karawal Nagar.
  53. Ashish Joon (DANICS:2020), on joining GNCTD, has been posted as SDM, Rohini.
  54. Vikram Singh (DANICS:2020), on joining GNCTD, has been posted as SDM, Nangloi Jat.
  55. Jatinder Sohal (DANICS:2020), on joining GNCTD, has been posted as SDM, Yamuna Vihar.
  56. Ruchi Jain (DANICS:2021), SDM, New Delhi, has been posted as SDM, Bijwasan.
  57. Rajesh Joshi (DANICS:2023), SDM (HQ), North, has been posted to UTCS.
  58. Pawan Saini (DANICS:2024), awaiting posting, has been posted to DRCS.
  59. Anil Kumar (DANICS:2025), Higher Education, has been posted to DRCS.
  60. Ashish Shokeen (DANICS:2025), Education, has been placed at the disposal of Delhi Jal Board.
  61. Pawan Chopra (DANICS:2025), DUSIB, has been posted as Deputy Secretary, PWD.
  62. Ashwani Kumar (DANICS:2025), DT&T, has been posted as Superintendent, Prison.
  63. KN Jha (DANICS:2025), Education, has been posted as DMS, GTB Hospital.
  64. Manoj Kumar (DANICS:2025), Education, has been posted as SDM, Shakur Basti.
  65. Amit Kumar (DANICS:2025), LG Secretariat (diverted from Education), has been posted as SDM, Badli.
  66. Ved Prakash Meena (DANICS:2025), DT&T, has been posted as SDM, Kalkaji.
  67. Sandeep (DANICS:2025), awaiting posting in Services Department, has been posted as SDM (HQ), South-East.
  68. Kaushalendra Kumar (DANICS:2025), Deputy Secretary, DSCST, has been posted as SDM (HQ), North.
  69. Narender Kumar (DANICS:2025), awaiting posting in Services Department, has been posted as SDM (HQ), East.
  70. Santosh Kumar (DANICS:2025), awaiting posting in Revenue Department, has been posted to DSSSB.
  71. Radhey Shyam Meena (DANICS:2025), awaiting posting in Education, has been posted to DSSSB.
  72. Prakash Chandra Sahoo (DANICS:2025), awaiting posting in DT&T, has been posted to DSSSB.

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