Shri Puneet Kulshreshtha DANICS (2024) presently with GNCTD, Delhi transferred to DNH & DD by the Ministry of Home Affairs.
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Prediction for 3rd Mar – 4th Mar, 2025 by Anoothie Vedic Astrology
Panchang
Month – Falgun
Paksha – Shukla
Tithi – Tritiya up to up to 9:01 PM on 02 Mar, Chaturthi up to 6:02 PM on 03 Mar,
Moon – In Meen up to 6:39 AM on 03 Mar, In Mesh up to 8:13 AM on 05 Mar
Nakshatra – Revati up to 6:39 AM on 03 Mar, Ashwini up to 4:29 AM on 04 Mar, Bharani up to 2:37 AM on 05 Mar.
Colour of The Day
o Monday – Favourable colour light blue. You can combine with cream, green, shades of green, off white, red, orange, yellow, shades of yellow, pink, magenta. Avoid black, dark blue, grey, checks of black and blue.
o Tuesday – Favourable colour is red/ orange. You can combine with cream, off white, yellow, shades of yellow, grey, green, shades of green, checks of black and blue. Avoid white, pink, magenta, black and dark blue.
Prediction Based on Moon Signs
Aries(Mesh) – You are likely to have pleasure, happiness and will feel healthy. Good food, good clothes will be your liking and you may get gifts. Your courage will increase and enemies will be defeated. Your influence, wealth as well as logical/ reasoning skills will be good. Remedy – Thank Shiv ji and Hanuman ji.
Taurus(Vrishabh) – The days are not good for you. You can feel sick, loosing strength
and having problems in eyes or body ache. Success at work can be elusive as you get no cooperation, and you can have losses at work, loss of wealth as well as loss of profession. Additionally, there can be problems from bad people, including thieves. Be careful of fire, harsh words. You can also have bile related problems. Expenditure will be more than usual. Remedy – Visit Hanuman mandir and pray to Shiv ji.
Gemini(Mithun) – The days are likely to give you mixed results. You may get progress
and gains in profession with help and support of women. They will willingly support. Liquids, specially if related to profession will also be beneficial. You will be able to progress in profession as per your ambition. However, be careful from fire, chemicals, weapons/ sharp objects as they can cause you harm. There can also be problems due to bad people. Journeys will be problematic and there are chances of accidents. Remedy – Consume saunf and recite Hanuman Chalisa.
Cancer(Kark) – You may have to stay away form home causing increased expenditure
and have problems in eyes. There can be differences with brother, loss of reputation due
to quarrels with spouse and spouse as well as kids can also have problems. However, there is likely to be success at work and monetary gains are possible. Seniors will be happy and this will be giving some happiness at home. Remedy – Keep head covered and distribute sweets in Hanuman mandir.
Sinh(Leo) – The days will be mixed result days. You will feel healthy and can wealth due
to land/ metals as well as hard work. Enemies will be active, but you will get victories too.
You may think of buying land/ property and will be benefitted due to brother. However,
avoid dealing with govt/ govt officials these days, as they will cause you losses. Avoid
dealing with males much younger than you as your son and such males will have
difference of opinion with you. Remedy – Abhishek of Shiv ji. Recite Hanuman Chalisa.
Virgo(Kanya) – You can have problems of indigestion, cough, quarrels, arguments keeping you mentally tensed and giving losses. Be careful in physical activities, you may get hurt. Or there are chances of an old hurt/ injury can give pain/ sickness. You are likely to stay away from home due to profession. Be careful of your belongings. However, you are still likely to make wealth. Remedy – Offer sindoor to Hanuman ji. Keep milk/ curd in Shiv mandir.
Libra(Tula) – You can have monetary gains and may have a short enjoyable trip/ outing. You will enjoy good food, have fun, pleasure and will enjoy the fruits of good partnership gains. However, you will work hard, else you will get humiliated. You may also feel shortage of funds/ clothes/ food items or any other resource. There can be problems in occupation as strong enemies / opponents create problems for you. Remedy – Offer sindoor to Hanuman ji and recite Hanuman Chalisa.
Scorpio (Vrishchik) – You may have to be away from home and still have losses as hard work goes waste. There can be pain/ sickness due to some new/ old injury. Relations with brother can be strained and you will be scared due to enemies, although you will still be able to defeat them. You can have some money gains and keep healthy, get fame, happiness and enjoy good conversations. You are likely to have a happy stay at home. Expenditure will be more than usual. Remedy – Offer roti to dogs, wear silver and pray to Hanuman ji.
Sagittarius(Dhanu) – There are likely to be physical and mental issues to family and you
can feel shortage to food, clothes or other resources. You are likely to have difference of opinion and quarrels with spouse as well as work partners. You will mentally be tensed, disturbed due to family and failures at work. If travelling, there can be problems in journey as well as accidents. Remedy – Recite Hanuman Chalisa, seek blessings of Bua and sister. Pray to Shiv ji.
Makar(Capricorn) – You will enjoy good food and get gains. You will also win over enemies and your influence will increase. Health is likely to be good these days. However, you can have quarrels with family and women in general. Avoid both as these can keep your restless, disturbed even during peace and sleep. Avoid unnecessary discussions specially with women. Pleasure from spouse will reduce. Remedy – Abhishek of Shiv ji with milk.
Kumbh(Aquarius) – Although you will get some gains and enjoy good clothes, yet you can have loss of health and waste money. Enemies will cause problems and you can have loss of prestige, glory if you loose temper, be arrogant or use harsh words/ tone. However, if you maintain calm, you can defeat enemies. You will benefit due to your family which can make you happy. Remedy – Keep water on headboard, pour in plants in morning. Wear silver and pray to Hanuman ji.
Pisces(Meen) – Your enemies will increase and you will also have opposition from family. You will be short of money and resources. There can be problems in property or to mother. Family happiness will be less. All this will keep you unsatisfied and give you difference of opinion with family. You may be inclined towards unethical activities to get success. Remedy – Keep square silver piece with you, recite Hanuman Chalisa. Offer milk on Shivling.
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Moon changes sign every 2.25 days, hence the prediction is being done accordingly as per the sign
Anil Paliwal IPS promoted to Director General of Police Pay Scale (Level 16 )
Shri Anil Paliwal IPS (Rajasthan 1994) presently Additional Director General of Police – Technical Services (Telecommunication & Technical ) and Traffic , Rajasthan has been promoted from the Additional Director General of Police Pay Scale of the Indian Police Service to the Director General of Police Pay Scale (Level 16 in the Pay Matrix) .
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NTPC WR-I HQs and MBRAPP Flag Off Mobile Medical Unit in Rural Rajasthan
A mobile medical unit (MMU) was flagged off on 27 February 2025, taking a significant step towards enhancing healthcare access for communities in the vicinity of the Mahi Banswara Rajasthan Atomic Power Project (MBRAPP). This initiative, funded through NTPC Western Region-I Headquarters (WR-I HQs), Mumbai’s CSR contribution, is being implemented in partnership with the Wockhardt Foundation.
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The flag-off ceremony was led by Shri Prasenjit Pal, Executive Director (Nuclear) & Project Director, MBRAPP, in the presence of Shri Sandeep Kumar Das, GM (Projects), Shri Pankaj Dhyani, GM (LA & RR), Smt. Vandana Chaturvedi, Regional Head of HR, NTPC WR-I HQs, Shri Sajeev Chaturvedi, ACE (NPCIL), along with Sarpanches of the three project-affected Panchayats, local villagers, and employees of MBRAPP. Senior representatives from the Wockhardt Foundation also graced the occasion.
Recognising the need for sustainable healthcare interventions, Smt. Chaturvedi emphasized that this initiative stemmed from the feedback received during the Mega Medical Camp organized on 6th December 2024 under NTPC WR-I’s CSR initiatives. The MMU will provide free medical consultations, basic diagnostics, and medicines to the rural population, ensuring healthcare access to those who face challenges in reaching the Community Health Centre due to time and transport constraints.
Expressing his commitment to continued CSR interventions, Shri Pal stated:
“At MBRAPP, we believe that our responsibilities extend beyond power generation. This Mobile Medical Unit is a testament to our commitment to the well-being of our communities. We will continue strengthening our efforts to foster socio-economic development through meaningful CSR initiatives.”
The local Sarpanches welcomed this initiative, highlighting how it would greatly benefit women and the elderly and ensure better healthcare accessibility for those in remote areas. With this step, MBRAPP and NTPC WR-I HQs reaffirm their commitment to holistic development, ensuring that the benefits of industrial growth translate into tangible improvements in the lives of the communities they serve.
Kausar Jamil Hilaly IAS (Retd) given additional charge as Special Secretary- Social Justice & Empowerment Dept, Assam
Shri Kausar Jamil Hilaly IAS (Retd) presently Special Secretary- Sports & Youth Welfare Department and Secretary- Assam Right to Public Service Commission (addl.) given additional charge as Special Secretary- Social Justice & Empowerment Department for the purpose of functioning as ex-officio Chairperson of the State Level Scrutiny Committee for scrutinization of fake caste certificates for SC/OBC/ MOBC community .
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Rajesh Arya IPS promoted to Director General of Police Pay Scale (Level 16 )
Shri Rajesh Arya IPS (Rajasthan 1994) presently posted as Chairman- National Technical Research Organisation, Government of India has been promoted from the Additional Director General of Police Pay Scale of the Indian Police Service to the Director General of Police Pay Scale (Level 16 in the Pay Matrix).
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Syedain Abbasi IAS relieved from additional charge of Special Chief Secretary – Information Technology Dept, Assam
Shri Syedain Abbasi IAS (Assam Meghalaya 1990) presently Special Chief Secretary – Public Health Engineering, Water Resources, Irrigation and Information Technology Departments and Resident Representative, Govt. of Assam, New Delhi (addl.) and Chairman- APDCL is relieved from the additional charge of Special Chief Secretary – Information Technology Department, Assam.
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Jadav Saikia IAS given additional charge as Secretary – Power (E) Dept , Assam
Shri Jadav Saikia IAS (SCS 2011) presently Secretary – Administrative Reforms & Training, Pension & Public Grievances Department given additional charge as Secretary – Power (E) Department , Assam.
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Sahila IAS appointed Director Primary Education, Bihar
Smt Sahila IAS (Bihar 2018), presently Joint Secretary, Disaster Management Department, Government of Bihar, is transferred and appointed as Director – Primary Education, Department of Education, Govt of Bihar.
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49th Civil Accounts Day celebrated
The Civil Accounts Day 2025 was celebrated in New Delhi to mark the 49th foundation day of Indian Civil Accounts Service (ICAS) with the Union Minister for Finance and Corporate Affairs, Smt. Nirmala Sitharaman, presiding over as Chief Guest.
Dr. Manoj Govil, Secretary, Department of Expenditure, Ministry of Finance; and Shri Shyam S. Dubey, Controller General of Accounts (CGA), were also present on the occasion. Officers and staff of the Indian Civil Accounts Organisation, Financial Advisers of Government of India, other Senior Officials of Department of Expenditure and other Ministries /Departments of Government of India, retired ICAS Officers, senior officers from Banks and State Governments, among others, were also part of the celebrations.
During the inaugural function, the Union Finance Minister also released a compendium on the Public Financial Management System (PFMS), titled “Digitalisation of Public Financial Management in India: The Transformative Decade (2014-24)”. During the Foundation Day, a short film on the evolution and achievements of the Indian Civil Accounts Organisation (ICAO) was also screened.
In her address on the occasion, the Union Finance Minister recognised the role played by PFMS in achieving the key goals of governance which included: reaching the last mile benefitting 60 crore beneficiaries, direct delivery of more than 1200 central and state schemes which includes 1100 DBT schemes, end-to-end digitization through integration with 250 plus external systems such as GeM, GSTIN, TIN 2.0, PM Kisan and many more.
Smt. Sitharaman said that PFMS has led to strengthening of cooperative federalism through integration of 31 state treasuries and 40 lakh programme implementing agencies enabling seamless financial management for millions of citizens ensuring timely and transparent disbursement of government funds.
The Union Finance Minister underlined PFMS as the network of networks with 650 financial institutions – RBI, NPCI, Public and Private sector banks – facilitating seamless fund transfers, with the volume of PFMS transactions has gone up exponentially from 2 crore payments in 2015 to 250 crore in 2024.
Referencing the July 2024 Union Budget, Smt. Sitharaman underlined the suggestion with respect to “improving data governance, collection, processing and management of data and statistics, different sectoral databases, including those established under the Digital India mission, could be utilized with active use of technology tools”, and added that CGA has the potential to work in this regard as the custodian of huge database. The Union Finance Minister emphasised on sharing India’s digital public finance expertise globally, and urged the CGA to collaborate with other countries to leverage PFMS’s technology to enhance their financial governance systems. Smt. Sitharaman also encouraged CGA to make efforts to create public awareness among citizens and taxpayers on how transparent financial systems operate.
In his address on the occasion, Dr. Manoj Govil recognised the efforts made by CGA and the team of officers towards timely laying of annual accounts, digitisation of accounts and timely discharge of payments and various achievements of PFMS bringing in efficient Public Financial Management. Dr. Govil emphasised on the need of harmonisation of Union and State Accounts including the Urban, Rural and Local Bodies so as to facilitate better financial reporting.
Earlier, in his welcome address, Shri Shyam S Dubey gave details of the achievements of the organisation during the year in the area of accounts, Public Financial Management and capacity building. Shri Dubey outlined the organisation’s demonstrated robustness during the COVID-19 pandemic, transferring over Rs. 22.85 lakh crore, including DBT schemes.
Shri Dubey further informed the gathering of the recently developed functionality of electronic utilisation certificate (e-UC) and e-Asset module of PFMS-SAMPATI, enabling digital recording, tracking and management of capital physical assets as mandated by the FRBM Act.
The inaugural session was followed by keynote address by Dr. Arvind Panagariya, Chairman, 16th Finance Commission, on “India in the Global Economy: The Next Decade.” Calling PFMS as “incredible”, Dr. Panagariya stated that PFMS acts as a critical digital infrastructure to enable transactions between different economic entities efficiently and transparently. Dr. Panagariya stated that UPI & PFMS should be part of India’s international diplomatic outreach and global relationship, and called for greater integration of PFMS with the State Governments and Urban and Rural Local Bodies.
Despite the periodic global and domestic economic crises, Dr. Panagariya stated that the factual data of economic growth of the last two decades, starting from 2003-2004, shows the plausibility and the feasibility of the growth potential of the Indian economy in the coming decade being able to reach the 10 trillion dollar GDP mark, as well as the 2047 target of “Viksit Bharat” set by the Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi.
Ravi Jha IAS appointed Special Secretary to CM Delhi
Shri Ravi Jha IAS (AGMUT 2011), presently in cadre and posted as Commissioner – Excise, Delhi, is transferred and appointed as Special Secretary to Delhi Chief Minister, Smt Rekha Gupta.
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Nirmal Kumar IAS Appointed Municipal Commissioner Sasaram, Bihar
Shri Nirmal Kumar IAS (Bihar 2011), presently Secretary, Bihar State University Service Commission (BSUSC), is transferred and appointed as Municipal Commissioner – Sasaram Municipal Corporation, Rohtas, Bihar.
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