Mr. Rajendra Narayan Das IPS (Chhattisgarh 2006) transferred and posted as DIG – CRPF, also for a tenure of five years.
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Bhim Bahadur Thatal SCS appointed Secretary – Sikkim Information Commission
Mr Bhim Bahadur Thatal SCS, presently, Director, Higher Education, Education
Department, is appointed as Secretary – Sikkim Information Commission.
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Usha B Rada IPS appointed as Superintendent Prison, Vadodara, Gujarat Police
Smt Usha B Rada IPS (Gujarat 2013), presently, Commandant, SRPF Group-6, Mudeti, Sabarkantha, is transferred and appointed as Superintendent – Prison, Vadodara, Gujarat, in place of Ms Nidhi Thakur IPS (Gujarat 2020).
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Kincho Doma Lepcha SCS appointed as Secretary Lokayukta, Sikkim
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Sreelakshmi R IAS appointed SO to Chief Secretary, Kerala
Smt Sreelakshmi R IAS (Kerala 2019), presently, Additional Commissioner, Kerala
Goods and Services Tax Department is transferred and posted as Staff Officer (SO) to Chief Secretary, Kerala, with additional charge of the post of Additional Commissioner – Kerala Goods and Services Tax Department.
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S Lavanna APCS posted as Special Deputy Collector, KRRC, Bapatla District
Shri S Lavanna APCS Deputy Collector is posted as Special Deputy Collector, KRRC, Bapatla District.
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Bibhuti Bhusan Bhoi OPS attached to Dist HQ Bargarh, Odisha
Shri Bibhuti Bhusan Bhoi OPS presently SDPO- Padampur, Dist- Bargarh is now attached to district HQ Bargarh .
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Himkar Singh IPS appointed SP of Rajkot Rural, Gujarat
Shri Himkar Singh IPS (Gujarat 2013), presently, Superintendent of Police (SP), Amreli, is transferred and appointed as SP – Rajkot Rural, Gujarat, in place of Shri Jaipalsingh Rathore IPS (Gujarat 2010).
The ex-cadre post of Deputy Inspector General of Police, Rajkot Rural, has been downgraded to the cadre post of Superintendent of Police, Rajkot Rural, Gujarat.
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Kunal Rastogi IAS allocated Uttar Pradesh cadre
Shri Kunal Rastogi IAS (2023) has been allocated Uttar Pradesh cadre.
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B Chandra Leela APCS posted as Special Deputy Collector, KRRC, SPSR Nellore District
Smt B Chandra Leela APCS Deputy Collector is posted as Special Deputy Collector, KRRC, SPSR Nellore District.
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RINL celebrates National Energy Conservation Day
National Energy Conservation Day was celebrated at a program organized at Dr. Tenneti Viswanatham auditorium of the Learning and Development Center of Visakhapatnam steel plant. The programme was inaugurated by Sri AK Bagchi, Director (Projects) and additional charge Director (Operations), RINL along with Sri S.C.Pandey, Director (Personnel), Sri Ch.S.V.G. Ganesh, Director (Finance), Sri GVN Prasad, Director (Commercial) and Sri R.Mohanti, CGM (Works)-Incharge and Sri A.K. Sobti, CGM(Mktg) of RINL.
Speaking on the occasion, the chief guest Sri AK Bagchi, Director (Projects) and additional charge Director (Operations), RINL advised employees and families to focus on energy conservation in day to day life and operate all facilities at rated capacity to reduce energy consumption and cost. He congratulated RINL for winning the National Energy Leader award for 6 times and Excellent Energy Efficient Unit Award for 8 times and it is a rare achievement for any PSU and Integrated Steel Plant to achieve this feat. He lauded Energy Management department collective for conducting an extensive energy conservation awareness campaign amongst all departments and schools through various programs from 1st to 14th December, 2024.
Earlier, Sri K. Sudhakar, GM (EMD)-Incharge in his welcome address, highlighted various energy conservation measures being implemented at RINL.
RINL is pioneer in adopting energy conservation technologies and adopted CDQ, Top Pressure Recovery Turbine, LD Gas recovery, Sinter Cooler waste heat recovery, PCI in Blast Furnace, Billet Caster and generation of power from BF gas.
Sri R.Mohanti, CGM (Works)-Incharge in his speech informed that the Green steel Taxonomy initiative launched by the Ministry of Steel in line with the Government of India’s PANCHAMRIT energy policy, is being taken care and being implemented in its true spirit at RINL-Vizag Steel.
Directors, CGMs and other Senior officers presented the awards to various departments of Visakhapatnam steel plant for their innovative Energy conservation projects and overall energy performance. The dignitaries also presented prizes to a large number of school children and employees for winning in various competitions which were conducted as part of the Energy Conservation awareness fortnight conducted by the Energy management department at RINL.
Two Prize winning skits one by Visakhapatnam Steel General Hospital department and one by young children highlighting the importance of energy conservation enthralled the audience. About 3500 persons participated in various programmes in the energy conservation awareness campaign. Representatives of Steel Executive Association, trade Unions, SC&ST Association, OBC association, WIPS, and a large number of employees enthusiastically participated in the energy Conservation day celebrations at RINL.
MoD signs contract with HAL for procurement of 12 Su-30MKI Aircraft
In a major boost to the Aatmanirbhar Bharat’ initiative of the government, a contract for procurement of 12 Su-30MKI aircraft along with associated equipment has been signed between Ministry of Defence and M/s Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) on 12.12.2024, at an approximate cost of 13,500 Crore inclusive of taxes and duties.
The aircraft would have an indigenous content of 62.6%, enhanced due to indiginisation of many components to be manufactured by Indian defence industry. These aircraft would be manufactured at Nasik division of HAL. The supply of these aircraft would enhance operational capability of Indian Air Force and strengthen defence preparedness of the country.