The Supreme Court Collegium on Wednesday (05.02.2024) recommended the names of three Additional Judges of the Telangana High court be made Permanent of that court.
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The Supreme Court Collegium on Wednesday (05.02.2024) recommended the names of two Additional Judges of the Madras High court be made Permanent of that court.
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In a significant development, the Union Ministry of Home Affairs has debarred four IPS officers of the Uttarakhand cadre from central deputation or service abroad for the next five years. These officers are; Neeru Garg (IPS:2005:UK), Mukhtar Mohsin (IPS:2005:UK), Arun Mohan Joshi (IPS:2006:UK), and Rajiv Swaroop (IPS:2006:UK). The Ministry of Home Affairs has communicated this decision to the state government.
Last year, the Uttarakhand government had recommended the names of eight IPS officers for central deputation. However, on January 4 this year, the state government informed the Union Home Ministry that it could not relieve four of them due to various administrative reasons.
On the same day, the Centre had already granted approval for deputation of all eight officers and assigned them postings in various central forces. In its communication, the Centre had made it clear that if the officers were not relieved within a month, they would face a ban on central deputation.
Following a month-long exchange of correspondence between the state and central governments, the Centre has now responded by officially terminating the deputation of these four officers while also barring them from central deputation for the next five years.
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The Rajasthan government on Wednesday (05.02.2025) assigned additional responsibilities to nine IAS officers to enhance the state’s administrative efficiency.
The names of the officers and their postings are as follows;
ADGP Gurjinder Pal Singh (IPS:1994:CG) is set to be promoted to the rank of Director General of Police (DGP) in Chhattisgarh. Following the retirement of DGP Ashok Juneja (IPS:1989:CG), a Departmental Promotion Committee (DPC) meeting was held on Tuesday to fill the vacant DGP post, where it was recommended to promote ADGP Gurjinder Pal Singh to the DG rank.
Chhattisgarh has two cadre and two ex-cadre DG posts, previously held by Ashok Juneja, Pawan Dev(IPS:1992:CG), Arun Dev Gautam(IPS:1992:CG), and Himanshu Gupta (IPS:1994:CG). After the Supreme Court reinstated GP Singh’s service following a ruling by the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT), uncertainty loomed over his promotion to DG, especially amid discussions about extending Ashok Juneja’s tenure at the time.
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The Haryana government on Tuesday issued transfer and posting orders for 11 IPS officers across the state. All of them were recently promoted, and their postings have been made in accordance with their new ranks.
The names of the officers and their postings are as follows;
Vivek Joshi (IAS:1989:HY), Chief Secretary of Haryana, General Administration Department, Human Resources, Personnel & Training, Parliamentary Affairs, Vigilance Departments and Secretary in charge of Plan Coordination, has been given additional charge of Chief Resident Commissioner, Haryana Bhawan, New Delhi.
The Haryana government on Wednesday (05.02.2025) carried out a major bureaucratic reshuffle, issuing transfer and posting orders for 12 IAS officers and 67 HCS officers.
The names of the officers and their postings are as follows;
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The Tripura government on Tuesday (04.02.2025) issued transfer and posting orders for 5 IAS officers.
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The Ministry of Home Affairs has appointed IPS officer Shashank Anand (IPS:2006:HY) as the new Inspector General (IG) of the Border Security Force (BSF) for the strategic Jammu sector.
Anand succeeds DK Boora, who has been transferred to the BSF headquarters in Delhi. Boora led the Jammu Frontier for nearly four years.
Before this appointment, Anand served as Deputy Inspector General (DIG) in the BSF’s Punjab Frontier.
The BSF is responsible for guarding the nearly 200-km-long Indo-Pak international border stretching across Kathua, Samba, and Jammu districts.
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