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JS Level Reshuffle in Sikkim, Himmat Rai SCS Appointed Jt Secy Election

April 4, 2025

Indian Bureaucracy, Gangtok, April 04, 2025| The Government of Sikkim announced key administrative transfers through the Department of Personnel, effective immediately. The state has appointed its Senior Sikkim Civil Service (SCS) officers to the positions of Joint Secretary in the Election Department, Rural Development Department, and in the Information and Public Relations Department.

Shri Himmat Rai SCS, presently Joint Secretary, Power Department, Gyalshing, is transferred and appointed as Joint Secretary – Election Department, Sikkim.
Smt Saptika Rai SCS, presently on deputation and posted as Joint Secretary, Administrative Reforms Commission, is repatriated and aoippnted as Joint Secretary – Rural Development Department, Sikkim.
Shri Deepak Kumar Rai SCS, presently Joint Secretary, Rural Development Department, is transferred and appointed as Joint Secretary, Information and Public Relations Department.

IndianBureaucracy.com wishes all the officers the very best.

Mrunal Kanti Das promoted to Indian Administrative Service of the Odisha Cadre

Saurabh

April 4, 2025

Shri Mrunal Kanti Das, presently with the State Civil Service of Odisha, has been promoted to the Indian Administrative Service (IAS) of the Odisha Cadre.

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Madhumita Rath promoted to Indian Administrative Service of the Odisha Cadre

Saurabh

April 4, 2025

Ms. Madhumita Rath, presently with the State Civil Service of Odisha, has been promoted to the Indian Administrative Service (IAS) of the Odisha Cadre.

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Prediction for 4th Apr – 5th Apr , 2025 by Anoothie Vedic Astrology

Saurabh

April 3, 2025

Col Manoj Mehrotra (Retd) -Shastri in Vedic Astrology

Panchang

 Month – Chaitra
 Paksha – Shukla
 Tithi – Shashthi up to 9:41 PM on 03 Apr, Saptami up to 8:12 PM on 04 Apr, Ashtami up to 7:26 PM on 05 Apr
 Moon – In Vrishabh up to 6:22 PM on 03 Apr, In Mithun up to 11:25 PM on 05 Apr
 Nakshatra – Mrigshira up to 5:51 AM on 04 Apr, Ardra up to 5:20 AM on 05 Apr,
Punarvasu up to 5:32 AM on 06 Apr

Colour of The Day
o Friday – Favourable colours are white, pink, magenta and shades of pink. You can combine with green, shades of green, black, dark blue, checks of black or blue, grey, red, orange, yellow and shades of yellow. Avoid cream, off white and light blue.
o Saturday – Favourable colour black, dark blue. You can combine with green, shades of green, white, pink, magenta, shades of pink, checks of black/ blue, yellow and shades of yellow. Avoid cream, off white, light blue, red, orange, grey.

Prediction Based on Moon Signs

Aries(Mesh) – The days will give mixed results. You can get some gains, enjoy good dresses and good health. You will be able to win over enemies, be happy and benefit due to family. Good food, luxury and comforts will come your way, however, you will waste money causing more expenditure on travel. If travelling, you are not likely to be comfortable. Remedy – Chhaya daan to Shani, recite Hanuman Chalisa.

Taurus(Vrishabh) – You will get monetary benefits and success almost everywhere and will benefit due to spouse. You will have pleasure in matters related to women, happiness and support from friends. You will have success and earn well, get support and benefit from subordinated too. If in profession related to iron, machinery, coal, cement or other products produced from earth’s crust you will particularly be benefitted. However, you will still not be satisfied and will have difference of opinion with family as you are likely to be inclined to unethical activities. Remedy – Abhishek of Shiv ji.

Gemini(Mithun) – Although you will get success and enjoy good health, good food, have
pleasure and gain monetarily, yet you will have physical and mental tensions, obstacles in profession and loss of wealth due to luxury/ women/ entertainment. Changes in profession can cause hurdles and may be failures too. Remedy – Visit Hanuman mandir and pray to Ma Laxmi.

Cancer(Kark) –. Although you will enjoy good clothes and ornaments/ ornamental type
things will make you happy, yet you will be sad and may feel sick. You may get some gains, but may loose money, reputation and have losses at work too due to non cooperation. Your luck will only support due to spouse. Although enemies will be active yet you will have high expenditure. You will have eye problems, body ache, loss of interest in religion and if travelling, it will not be successful. Remedy – Pray to Laxmi Narayan and Shiv ji.

Sinh(Leo) – You are likely to get wealth, good gains and profits in profession. The days
will bring happiness due to social circle and women as women will not only support your
professional efforts but will also be beneficial to get gains and progress towards your goals in profession. You will have glory and will be interested in arts and getting knowledge. However, you need to be careful from people of lower status like servants as they can cause you losses. Avoid addictions. Remedy – Keep silver and recite Hanuman Chalisa. Do not ill treat employees.

Virgo(Kanya) – You are likely to have success at work and maintain good health, get
monetary gains and respect from state authorities. Seniors will be happy and may think of your new assignment. However, you will still be scared of getting humiliated and will have to work hard. There can be arguments with spouse. You may have to leave home and travel. Mental stress will be high and can have problems enroute. Remedy – Chhaya daan to Sahni, recite Hanuman Chalisa. Pray to Ma Durga.

Libra(Tula) – You are likely to increase your wealth and enjoy good food, have happiness and score over enemies. You will also enjoy comforts of land, vehicle and home. Generally, you will be cheerful. However, opponents, critics and enemies will create problems at work. You will not be comfortable with state authorities and will also have differences with younger males. Pleasures will reduce too. Remedy – Keep silver in pocket, abhishek of Shiv ji.

Scorpio (Vrishchik) – Although there will be confusion and loss of happiness as you have health issues(indigestion, cold etc) as well as quarrels and arguments, however, still you get happiness from kids. People of lower status around you are doubtful, be careful. You will have difference of opinion with spouse. Although due to your attitude, your respect will also improve. Remedy – Chhaya daan to Shani, recite Hanuman Chalisa.

Sagittarius(Dhanu) – There is likely to be an increase in sickness and enemies and you can have a change of place / transfer soon. You will be separated from relatives too. However, you may take a short trip or outing where you would like to have good food, fun and have beneficial partnerships, but your happiness will be reduced. You will try to avail comforts, luxury and get help from relatives, but you may not be able to get it. There can be problems in journey. Remedy – Light oil Deepak in hanuman mandir, recite Hanuman Chalisa.

Makar(Capricorn) – The days will be good for you. You may make more friends and get
wealth. Servants, subordinates will be dutiful and help you. Your respect will improve,
reputation will be good and you will get happiness from siblings. You will feel healthy and happiness as well as valour content will increase. You will dominate opponents and critics. Your wealth will increase, enjoy good clothes and will benefit due to family. Remedy – Thank your Guru and Laxmi and pray to Hanuman ji.

Kumbh(Aquarius) – Although you will get wealth and may feel healthy, may even buy new clothes, yet you will be sad due to disputes. You will feel mentally disturbed due to spouse and family, studies, finances and will have hurdles at work. Be careful in travelling, as there can be accidents and problems enroute. You may have to travel against your wishes. Remedy – Apply tilak of milk, recite Hanuman Chalisa, pray to Shiv ji.

Pisces(Meen) – The days are not good for you. You are likely to have quarrels at home
keeping you mentally disturbed and upset. Meals, sleep home front will not be peaceful. Be careful in dealing with women and keep away from water. You will be adamant, thick headed and it will create more problems, lead you to insults, losses, poor finances. However, being flexible will reduce negative effects and help you destroy enemies and get you some success and fun. Remedy – Chhaya daan to Shani, recite Hanuman Chalisa, visit Shiv mandir.

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Moon changes sign every 2.25 days, hence the prediction is being done accordingly as per the sign.

Randip Singh Jagpal and Sanjay Pandey Appointed as Whole-Time Members of PFRDA

Saurabh

April 3, 2025

The Government of India has appointed Randip Singh Jagpal, Executive Director at the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDAI), and Sanjay Pandey, Financial Adviser and Chief Accounts Officer of the Employees’ Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO), as Member (Law) and Member (Finance) respectively in the Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority (PFRDA).

According to the Ministry of Finance’s notification dated April 3, 2025, the appointments are effective from the date of assumption of charge and will continue until the officers attain the age of 62 years or until further orders.

Shri Randip Singh Jagpal brings extensive regulatory and legal experience from his tenure at IRDAI, where he was instrumental in strengthening compliance and legal frameworks in the insurance sector. As Member (Law), he is expected to contribute significantly to the legal fortification and policy enhancement of India’s pension sector.

Shri Sanjay Pandey, known for his financial expertise and leadership at EPFO, takes over as Member (Finance). With vast experience in fund management and public finance, his role is seen as pivotal in enhancing the financial operations and strategic governance of PFRDA.

The PFRDA, the nodal agency regulating and developing the pension sector in India, functions under the leadership of a Chairperson and is assisted by three whole-time members. These new appointments are expected to strengthen the authority’s mission to expand pension coverage and ensure long-term financial security for citizens.

Milind Dharmrao Ramteke IAS empanelled as Joint Secretary at the Centre

Saurabh

April 3, 2025

Shri Milind Dharmrao Ramteke IAS (Tripura 2009) empanelled as Joint Secretary at the Centre.

Shri Milind Dharmrao Ramteke, an Indian Administrative Service officer of the 2009 batch from the Tripura cadre, is a distinguished administrator known for his dynamic leadership, strategic policymaking, and commitment to social development. With a background in medicine (M.B.B.S.) from Amravati University, he brings a unique blend of expertise in healthcare, urban development, and governance to his administrative roles.

Recently empanelled as Joint Secretary, Shri Ramteke is currently serving as Director in the Ministry of Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises (MSME), New Delhi, where he plays a key role in promoting entrepreneurship, supporting small businesses, and driving economic growth. His strategic vision is instrumental in fostering policies that empower small enterprises and contribute to India’s economic progress.

Prior to this, he held several critical positions at the central level, including as Private Secretary to the Minister of State for Social Justice & Empowerment, where he worked on policies related to social welfare, inclusion, and empowerment of marginalized communities. His tenure as Deputy Director at Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy of Administration (LBSNAA), Mussoorie, showcased his dedication to training and mentoring future civil servants, shaping the next generation of bureaucratic leadership.

In Tripura, Shri Ramteke has been a key architect of urban development and district administration, having served as Commissioner, Mission Director, and Director in the Urban Development Department. His leadership was pivotal in infrastructure development, municipal governance, and city planning, enhancing the quality of urban life. As District Magistrate of West Tripura and Dhalai, he spearheaded land revenue management, disaster response, and administrative reforms, ensuring efficient service delivery at the grassroots level.

His extensive experience also includes serving as Municipal Commissioner & CEO of Urban Development in Tripura, where he contributed to smart city initiatives and urban infrastructure projects. His early career roles as Sub-Divisional Magistrate (SDM) and Assistant Collector in Tripura built a strong foundation in governance, law enforcement, and public administration.

With a career dedicated to transformative governance, inclusive growth, and policy innovation, Shri Milind Dharmrao Ramteke continues to be a driving force in administrative excellence. His ability to combine strategic policymaking with a hands-on approach to governance makes him a highly respected and impactful officer in India’s civil services.

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Sharandeep Kaur Brar IAS empanelled as Joint Secretary at the Centre

Saurabh

April 3, 2025

Ms Sharandeep Kaur Brar IAS (Haryana 2009) empanelled as Joint Secretary at the Centre.

Ms. Sharandeep Kaur Brar, an Indian Administrative Service officer of the 2009 batch from the Haryana cadre, is a distinguished public servant known for her strong leadership, administrative acumen, and commitment to public service. Her extensive experience spans across land administration, urban development, food distribution, and census operations, making her a highly respected and result-oriented officer.

Recently empanelled as Joint Secretary, Ms. Brar currently serves as General Manager in the Food Corporation of India (FCI), under the Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food & Public Distribution. In this role, she plays a key part in ensuring food security, strengthening supply chains, and overseeing public distribution systems. Her expertise in governance and policy execution has been instrumental in enhancing efficiency within the sector.

Previously, she served as Director (Census Operations) under the Ministry of Home Affairs, where she contributed significantly to population data management, policy planning, and administrative coordination for census activities. Her meticulous approach ensured the smooth execution of large-scale national projects.

Ms. Brar has also held several key positions in Haryana’s district administration, including as Deputy Commissioner of Ambala and Sirsa, where she was responsible for land revenue management, urban governance, and local development initiatives. Her tenure as ADC-cum-CEO in Sirsa and Administrator of Haryana Urban Development Authority (HUDA) in Panchkula showcased her expertise in urban planning, infrastructure development, and public service delivery.

Starting her career with roles as Sub-Divisional Officer (SDO) in Panchkula, she quickly gained recognition for her efficient governance and people-centric approach. With her diverse administrative experience, she has consistently demonstrated strategic thinking, policy expertise, and a strong commitment to improving governance at multiple levels.

Ms. Sharandeep Kaur Brar’s leadership continues to make a lasting impact in public administration, with her dedication to efficient governance, transparency, and citizen welfare setting high standards for the civil services. As she steps into her new role as Joint Secretary, her visionary leadership is expected to bring further innovation and effectiveness in policymaking and governance.

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D Prasanth Kumar Reddy IAS empanelled as Joint Secretary at the Centre

Saurabh

April 3, 2025

Shri D Prasanth Kumar Reddy IAS (Odisha 2009) empanelled as Joint Secretary at the Centre.

Shri D. Prasanth Kumar Reddy, an Indian Administrative Service officer of the 2009 batch from the Odisha cadre, is a distinguished public servant known for his strategic leadership, administrative expertise, and commitment to public welfare. His extensive experience spans across key domains such as industries, home affairs, social welfare, and district administration, making him a valuable asset to governance and policy implementation.

Recently empanelled as Joint Secretary, Shri Reddy currently serves as Director in the Industries Department, Odisha, where he plays a crucial role in promoting industrial growth, investment facilitation, and economic development. His leadership is instrumental in driving industrial policies that contribute to the state’s economic progress.

At the central level, he previously held the position of Director in the Ministry of Home Affairs and also served as Deputy Secretary in the Home Department, where he contributed to national security, public administration, and policy formulation. His tenure as Private Secretary to the Vice President of India further underscores his capability in high-level governance and strategic advisory roles.

In Odisha, Shri Reddy has held multiple important portfolios, including Joint Secretary in the Health & Family Welfare Department, Director in the Social Welfare Department, and Executive Officer to the Joint Secretary in the Women & Child Development Department. These roles showcased his dedication to healthcare, social justice, and welfare programs, impacting the lives of millions.

As District Collector and Magistrate of Malkangiri and Balangir, he led disaster management, land revenue administration, and grassroots governance initiatives, ensuring effective service delivery and infrastructure development in these regions. His prior roles as Sub-Collector in Sundargarh and Project Director at DRDA reflect his commitment to rural development and grassroots empowerment.

With a strong administrative background and a vision for progressive governance, Shri D. Prasanth Kumar Reddy continues to drive impactful policies, enhance public service delivery, and contribute significantly to national development. His leadership and dedication serve as an inspiration for the next generation of civil servants, reinforcing the values of efficiency, integrity, and citizen-centric governance.

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Rajneesh Aggarwal IRTS transferred as DRM – Prayagraj, North Central Railway

Saurabh

April 3, 2025

Shri Rajneesh Aggarwal IRTS (SAG), presently with Western Railway, is transferred and posted as DRM – Prayagraj, North Central Railway, relieving Shri Himansu Badoni IRSE.

Shri Rajneesh Aggarwal, an accomplished officer of the Indian Railway Traffic Service (IRTS) from the 1997 batch, has built a distinguished career marked by strategic leadership, operational excellence, and a commitment to modernization. His expertise in commercial management, logistics, and railway operations has been instrumental in enhancing efficiency within the Indian Railways.

In March 2025, he was appointed as the Divisional Railway Manager (DRM) of Prayagraj Division in the North Central Railway (NCR)—one of the busiest and most significant divisions in the country. This prestigious appointment reflects the trust placed in his capabilities to drive innovation, streamline operations, and enhance overall efficiency.

Prior to his role as DRM, Shri Aggarwal served as the Chief Commercial Manager (CCM) in Indian Railways, where he played a key role in boosting revenue, optimizing freight services, and improving passenger experience. His ability to implement forward-thinking commercial strategies while maintaining high operational standards has earned him widespread recognition.

With his progressive mindset and result-oriented approach, Shri Aggarwal has been a driving force behind several modern railway management initiatives. His leadership in the Prayagraj Division is expected to bring transformative improvements, including better infrastructure, enhanced service quality, and more efficient railway operations.

Shri Rajneesh Aggarwal is widely respected for his dedication, professionalism, and innovative approach to railway administration. His continued contributions to the Indian Railways set a benchmark for excellence and inspire the next generation of railway officers.

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Raman Kumar IAS empanelled as Joint Secretary at the Centre

Saurabh

April 3, 2025

Shri Raman Kumar IAS (Bihar 2009) empanelled as Joint Secretary at the Centre.

Shri Raman Kumar has built a distinguished career marked by administrative excellence, policy implementation, and governance reforms. His vast experience in district administration, rural development, and ministerial assignments has made him a key contributor to public service in India.

Recently empanelled as Joint Secretary, Shri Kumar has held several high-profile roles at the Centre, demonstrating strong leadership, strategic planning, and policy execution skills. He has served as Private Secretary to the Minister in multiple ministries, including Textiles, Rural Development, and Panchayati Raj, playing a crucial role in advising policymakers, coordinating developmental initiatives, and ensuring effective governance.

Before his central government roles, he had an extensive tenure in Bihar’s district administration, where he served as District Collector and District Magistrate (DM) of East Champaran and Buxar. In these roles, he was instrumental in land revenue management, law and order administration, and public welfare initiatives, earning a reputation for efficiency, transparency, and citizen-centric governance.

His experience also includes key positions such as Deputy Development Commissioner (DDC) and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Zila Parishads in Chapra and Saran, where he worked on local governance, rural development, and decentralization of administrative functions. His early assignments as Sub-Divisional Officer (SDO) in Bagha and Assistant Collector & ADM in Darbhanga provided him with a strong foundation in grassroots administration.

Throughout his career, Shri Raman Kumar has demonstrated a deep commitment to public service, policy innovation, and governance transformation. His ability to navigate complex administrative challenges and implement impactful policies has established him as a respected and result-driven officer. His leadership continues to drive meaningful change in governance, setting high standards for administrative excellence in India.

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Four ACS Transfers in Assam, Satish Thakuria appointed Jt Director Tea Tribes Welfare

Saurabh

April 3, 2025

Assam Govt Logo

Shri Monuj Kumar Baruah ACS (DR 1995), presently Additional Secretary, Science, Technology & Climate Change Department, and Director, Directorate of Science & Technology with additional charge of Director, Guwahati Planetarium, is transferred
and appointed as CEO, Zilla Parishad, Jorhat, Assam.

Shri Satish Chandra Thakuria ACS (DR 1995), presently Joint Secretary, Tea Tribes & Adivasi Welfare Department, Assam, with additional charge of Joint Director, Directorate of Tea Tribes and Adivasi Welfare, Assam, is transferred and appointed as CEO – Zilla Parishad, Sivasagar, Assam.

Shri Monuranjan Payeng ACS (DR 2010), presently, Additional Director, Assam Administrative Staff College, is transferred and appointed as CEO – Zilla Parishad, Lakhimpur, Assam.

Shri Pankaj Chamuah ACS (DR 2013), presently Deputy Secretary, Health & Family Welfare Department, Assam, and Director (Co-ordination), Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission (ABDM), with additional charge of OSD NIM and OSD, AYUSH (addl.) is transferred and appointed as Additional District Commissioner – Tinsukia, Assam.

Shri Bhaskar Jyoti Rajbongshi ACS (DR 2015), presently Deputy Secretary, Higher Education Department, is transferred and appointed as Joint Secretary, Bodoland Territorial Council, Kokrajhar.

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Nivedita Prusty promoted to Indian Administrative Service of the Odisha Cadre

Saurabh

April 3, 2025

Ms. Nivedita Prusty, presently with the State Civil Service of Odisha, has been promoted to the Indian Administrative Service (IAS) of the Odisha Cadre.

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