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UPSC | Final Result of Combined Medical Services Examination, 2024

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Based on the result of the Written Examination (Part–I) of the Combined Medical Services EXAMINATION, 2024held by the UNION PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION on 14th July, 2024 followed by Personality Test (Part – II)held from September to November, 2024, the following listsof the candidates who have been recommended for appointment to the services/posts under two categories are appended:

Category-I

Medical Officers Grade in General Duty Medical Officers Sub-cadre of Central Health Service;

Category-II

(a)             Assistant Divisional Medical Officer in the Railways;

(b)            General Duty Medical Officer in New Delhi Municipal Council;

                 and

(c)  General Duty Medical Officer Gr-II in Municipal Corporation of    Delhi.

  1.         The number of vacancies reported by the Government to be filled are asunder:

            Category-I :

GENERAL OBC SC ST EWS Total
114 00 24 12 13 163*

* Including 03 PwBD-1&03 PwBD-4&5 vacancies

            Category – II:

GENERAL OBC SC ST EWS Total
278 155 110 53 68 664*

* Including 30PwBD-1vacancies

3 (a).          A total of 165 candidates have been recommended for appointment in Category-I as under:

Category Number of candidates recommended
General 88

(including 3PwBDcandidates)
Economically Weaker Sections (EWS) 17

(including 1PwBDcandidate)

 
Other Backward Classes (OBC) 22@

(including 02PwBD candidates)
Scheduled Caste (SC) 25

 
Scheduled Tribe (ST) 13
TOTAL 165

(including 6PwBD candidates)

@ 02 PwBD-4&5, belonging to OBC category who comes in the recommended zone in terms of their merit and preference, are being recommended over and above the reported vacancies. The Cadre Controlling Authority will adjust them against the future OBC vacanciesin terms of DOP&T’s OM No. 36035/2/2017-Estt (Res) dated 15.01.2018.

3 (b).           A total of 600 candidates have been recommended for appointment in Category-IIas under:

Category Number of candidates recommended
General 214

(including 19PwBD candidates)
Economically Weaker Sections (EWS) 68

(including 1 PwBD candidate)
Other Backward Classes (OBC) 155

(including 05PwBD candidates)
Scheduled Castes (SC) 110

(including 04PwBD candidates)
Scheduled Tribes (ST) 53

(including 01 PwBD candidate)
TOTAL 600

(including 30PwBD candidates)

  1.         For category-II, the Commission has maintained a consolidated Reserve List of candidates in accordance with Rules 13 (4) and (5) of the Combined Medical ServicesEXAMINATION, 2024 as under:
GENERAL OBC EWS SC TOTAL
64 58 05 01 128

  1.         Appointments to the abovesaid services/posts will be made according to the number ofvacancies available and subject to the candidates fulfilling all the prescribed eligibilityconditions and all pre-appointment formalities/ verifications, wherever due, being completed satisfactorily. Allotmentof candidates to the services/posts shall be made according to ranks obtained andpreference of services/posts expressed by them.
  2.         The candidature of304recommended candidates with following Roll Nos. is provisional:
0100097 0500068 0804093 0817201 1201021 1901487 3501664
0100105 0500185 0804240 0817214 1201126 1901959 3501789
0100111 0500355 0805324 0817225 1201473 1902159 3900068
0100186 0500653 0806253 0900016 1201534 1902661 3900108
0100419 0500889 0806355 1000443 1201845 2400340 3900175
0100492 0500940 0807080 1000582 1202027 2400356 3900357
0100494 0501031 0807190 1000900 1202347 2400602 3900528
0100655 0501141 0807237 1001358 1202567 2401030 3900572
0100668 0501208 0807352 1001514 1202605 2401042 4000014
0100781 0501559 0807997 1001608 1202916 2401320 4000231
0100841 0501625 0808080 1002510 1203018 2401512 4000252
0100934 0501715 0808956 1002637 1203680 2401603 4000338
0101147 0501847 0810191 1004110 1203881 2401841 4000568
0101232 0501971 0810388 1004695 1204060 2401908 4000777
0101287 0600113 0810561 1004892 1204133 2402062 4000952
0101462 0600257 0810912 1004901 1300006 2402297 4000973
0101578 0600348 0810999 1004903 1300304 2402827 4001052
0101583 0600528 0811745 1100341 1300362 2403405 4001277
0101922 0600628 0812020 1100400 1300431 2403539 4001317
0101954 0600710 0812202 1100717 1300553 2403814 4001336
0200208 0600754 0812287 1101027 1300754 2403987 4100706
0200317 0600763 0812306 1101038 1300839 2404193 4500014
0200358 0601130 0812620 1101482 1301015 2404292 4900072
0200841 0601290 0812704 1101543 1301179 2404393 4900307
0300811 0601614 0812866 1101544 1301390 2404394 4900395
0300970 0601619 0813114 1101619 1302052 2600315 4900616
0301095 0601857 0813589 1101895 1302324 2600643 5000375
0301117 0700220 0814363 1102012 1302370 2600770 5000405
0301132 0700292 0814746 1102189 1400456 2601765 5000441
0301140 0800017 0814840 1102537 1400529 2601768 5001118
0301328 0800190 0814915 1102804 1400767 2602185 5100042
0301438 0800236 0815342 1102892 1501103 2602450 5100054
0301446 0800476 0815607 1102980 1501328 2602583 5100887
0301503 0800528 0816089 1103248 1501436 2603019 5101130
0301738 0800721 0816214 1103364 1700128 3400206 5101218
0301799 0801335 0816218 1103466 1700256 3500381 5200224
0301911 0801531 0816411 1103759 1700321 3500718 5200386
0301951 0802725 0816601 1200069 1700403 3500780 5200453
0302207 0803044 0816637 1200096 1700420 3500815 5201002
0400485 0803199 0816777 1200196 1800233 3501014 5400572
0400861 0803309 0817025 1200367 1900084 3501078  
0401259 0803600 0817152 1200370 1900121 3501200
0401272 0803625 0817154 1200742 1900177 3501267
0401727 0803877 0817173 1200828 1901164 3501391

  1.         The offer of appointment to the above listed provisional candidates will not be issued till theCommission verifies the original documents awaited from such candidates. The provisionality of these candidates will remain valid only for a period of six months fromthe date of declaration of Final result. In case the provisional candidate fails to submit the requisitedocuments in original as required by the Commission within this period, his candidature will be cancelled and no further correspondence would be entertained inthis regard.
  2.         Union Public Service Commission has a ‘Facilitation Counter’ near ExaminationHall Building in its Campus. Candidates may obtain any information/clarificationrelating to this Examination on working days between 10:00 A.M. and 05:00 P.M. inperson or over Telephone Nos. 011-23385271 and 011-23381125 from this Counter. Theresult will also be available on Website of the Commission [i.e.www.upsc.gov.in]. Themark sheet is expected to be available on the websitewww.upsc.gov.in within fifteendays from the date of publication of result.

Click here to see Result.

DHR-ICMR Health Research Excellence Summit 2024

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Ministry of Health and Family Welfare
Ministry of Health and Family Welfare

The Department of Health Research and the Indian Council of Medical Research (DHR-ICMR) hosted the DHR-ICMR Health Research Excellence Summit 2024 at Sushma Swaraj Bhawan, New Delhi, marking ICMR’s 113th Foundation Day. This landmark event celebrated more than a century of ICMR’s contributions to advancing biomedical research and healthcare innovation in India.

The Summit featured prominent leaders from the healthcare and research sectors, including Union Minister for Health & Family Welfare, Shri Jagat Prakash Nadda (via video message); Minister of State for Health & Family Welfare, Smt. Anupriya Patel; Member (Health), NITI Aayog, Dr. V.K. Paul; and Secretary DHR and Director General ICMR, Dr. Rajiv Bahl.

Shri Jagat Prakash Nadda, in his video address, lauded ICMR’s role in addressing critical health challenges, including infectious diseases like tuberculosis, malaria, and COVID-19, as well as non-communicable diseases, maternal health, and nutrition. He emphasized ICMR’s transformative impact on India’s healthcare landscape and announced that the tradition of recognizing research excellence on ICMR’s Foundation Day would continue annually. He congratulated the honorees and encouraged a shared commitment toward building a healthier and stronger India.

In her inaugural speech, Smt. Anupriya Patel highlighted ICMR’s decorated history of pioneering scientific research and its ongoing contributions to India’s biomedical advancements. She underscored the organization’s role in achieving the vision of Viksit Bharat 2047 through its leadership in research and innovation. Acknowledging the transformative impact of ICMR’s work, she applauded the dedication of its researchers and emphasized the importance of recognizing these contributions to inspire future generations.

Dr. V.K. Paul highlighted the significance of the advancements showcased at the Summit, stating that they not only address pressing health challenges but also position India as a global leader in health research. He called for collective efforts toward achieving the national goal of Viksit Bharat, as envisioned by Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi. Dr. Rajiv Bahl emphasized ICMR’s unwavering commitment to fostering impactful research and thanked the researchers and institutions for their dedication to building a healthier and more prosperous nation.

Several key initiatives were launched during the Summit, including the Research Infrastructure Sharing Ecosystem (I-RISE) Policy, designed to expand access to ICMR’s extensive research network to foster innovation. The I-Drone initiative, launched by Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi on October 29, 2024 (Ayurveda Day), was demonstrated during the event, showcasing its potential in healthcare delivery. Additionally, the ICMR History Book, detailing over a century of contributions to healthcare, was unveiled, along with new guidelines on Intellectual Property Policy, CSR Funds, and Technology Transfer to drive innovation and optimize resources.

The Summit also celebrated excellence in medical research by honoring distinguished researchers and institutions. Awards were presented for Best Research Paper, Best Innovation, Best Team Research, and Best Ph.D. Student. Institutional awards recognized achievements in categories such as Best ICMR Institute, Best Extramural Institute, Best Multi-Disciplinary Research Unit, and Best Health Technology Assessment Centre.

The event highlighted ICMR’s legacy of leadership in biomedical research and its commitment to innovation, collaboration, and a healthier future for India. It served as a testament to the organization’s dedication to addressing the nation’s health challenges while fostering progress in scientific research and healthcare excellence.

Manohar Lal launches Powerthon-II

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Ministry of Power
Ministry of Power

The Conference of Power Ministers from States and Union Territories (UTs) was held in New Delhi, chaired by Shri Manohar Lal, Union Minister of Power and Housing and Urban Affairs. The event was attended by Minister of State for Power and New & Renewable Energy (NRE) Shri Shripad Yesso Naik, the Chief Minister of Jammu & Kashmir, three Deputy Chief Ministers, 12 State Power Ministers, senior officials, and Secretaries from States, UTs, and various Ministries.

Key Discussions:

The conference addressed critical issues, including the operational performance and financial stability of DISCOMs, the Revamped Distribution Sector Scheme (RDSS), smart metering practices, the Electricity (Rights of Consumers) Rules, PM Surya Ghar Yojana, resource adequacy plans, energy storage, renewable energy development, the National Transmission Plan, electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure, carbon markets, and the National Green Hydrogen Mission. States shared insights and suggestions on these topics.

Highlights from the Minister’s Address:

  • Peak Power Demand and Supply: Shri Manohar Lal noted the effective management of India’s record-high peak demand of 250 GW through collective efforts, while emphasizing the need to further increase capacity to meet growing demand.
  • Financial Viability: The Minister addressed concerns regarding DISCOMs’ financial health, reporting an improvement in the Average Cost of Supply (ACS) – Average Revenue Realized (ARR) gap, which narrowed from ₹0.45/kWh to ₹0.21/kWh. He urged timely payment of government dues and subsidies and called for DISCOMs to adopt prepaid smart meters across government offices.
  • Smart Metering: States were encouraged to provide a 5% rebate to prepaid consumers and engage effectively with consumers to promote smart meters.
  • RDSS Implementation: Expedited implementation of RDSS-sanctioned works was emphasized for improving the efficiency of the distribution sector.
  • Innovation via Powerthon-II: The Minister launched Phase II of Powerthon, which aims to incubate 40 innovative technology solutions for DISCOMs with financial support of up to ₹37 crore.

Sectoral Recommendations:

  1. Infrastructure and Technology:
    • Strengthen intra-state transmission systems to align with the Interstate Transmission System (ISTS).
    • Prioritize resource adequacy planning and optimization of power purchase agreements.
    • Promote flexibility in coal-based power plant operations to meet demand surges.
    • Invest in Pumped Storage Projects (PSPs) and Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) to enhance grid integration of renewable energy and meet peak demand.
  2. Renewable Energy:
    • Focus on the National Green Hydrogen Mission and rooftop solar installations under PM Surya Ghar Yojana.
    • Encourage nuclear power plant development, especially in coal-scarce regions, with capacity projected to rise from 8 GW to 20 GW.
  3. Consumer-Centric Initiatives:
    • Effectively implement the Electricity (Rights of Consumers) Rules, ensuring timely service delivery and compensation for deficiencies.
    • Address concerns regarding fly ash disposal through initiatives like coal mine backfilling.
  4. Policy and Governance:
    • Publish a combined ranking methodology for DISCOMs to foster healthy competition.
    • Adopt State Load Despatch Centre (SLDC) workforce adequacy guidelines and restructure load despatch centers as needed.
    • Follow cybersecurity guidelines and enhance demand forecasting processes.
  • Shri Shripad Yesso Naik reiterated the government’s commitment to achieving 500 GW of non-fossil fuel power and enhancing energy storage solutions.
  • Secretary (Power) Shri Pankaj Agarwal called for state collaboration in implementing reforms, completing RDSS works, and resolving issues in generation and transmission projects.

The conference concluded with a collective resolve to strengthen the power sector’s operational efficiency, financial viability, and capacity-building efforts to meet India’s growing energy needs.

Jal Shakti | 58th Executive Committee Meeting of NMCG

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Ministry of Jal Shakti
Ministry of Jal Shakti

The 58th Executive Committee meeting of the National Mission for Clean Ganga (NMCG), chaired by Shri Rajeev Kumar Mital, Director-General of NMCG, approved several key projects aimed at the conservation of the Ganga River and its ecosystems.

Environmental Flow Assessment Project

The committee approved a project to assess the environmental flow of the Chambal, Son, Damodar, and Tons rivers, with a budget of ₹11 crore. The initiative includes developing hydrological and hydrodynamic models to scientifically evaluate flow systems. By studying existing water streams and natural flow patterns, the project aims to enhance water quality and quantity while documenting biodiversity and maintaining ecosystem balance.

Ganga River Dolphin Conservation

A ₹1 crore project titled “Advancing Rescue System for the Protection of Stranded Ganges River Dolphins” was also sanctioned. It includes developing a specialized rescue vehicle, the “Dolphin Ambulance,” to aid dolphins in distress. The project will also focus on creating awareness and building community capacity through training programs.

Turtle Conservation in the Ganga Basin

An innovative project for conserving endangered turtles in Uttar Pradesh’s Ganga basin was approved, with a budget of ₹78.09 lakh. The initiative seeks to rehabilitate endangered turtle species, reintroduce three highly threatened species, and establish a Spatial Monitoring and Reporting Tool at the National Chambal Sanctuary.

Rehabilitation of Kolkata’s Keorapukur STP

The committee approved the rehabilitation of the 50 MLD Sewage Treatment Plant (STP) at Keorapukur, Kolkata, with a revised budget of ₹114.27 crore (previously ₹67.06 crore). This project aims to enhance water purification and includes a 15-year operation and maintenance plan to ensure its long-term sustainability.

Bardhaman Integrated Septage Treatment Plant

In Bardhaman, West Bengal, a revised budget of ₹10.35 crore (up from ₹6.46 crore) was approved for the Integrated Septage Treatment Plant. The project includes constructing a 50 KLD Faecal Sludge Treatment Plant (FSTP) and ensuring its operation and maintenance for five years.

New Season of “Rag-Rag Mein Ganga”

The meeting approved a proposal for the third season of the travelogue series “Rag-Rag Mein Ganga – Ek Jeevan Dhara”. This 16-episode Hindi series will explore the Ganga’s ecological importance, aquatic life, eco-tourism, cultural heritage, and community involvement. Produced at a cost of ₹6.25 crore, the series will air on Doordarshan and highlight conservation efforts and the Ganga’s rejuvenation journey.

Attendees

The meeting was attended by Smt. Richa Mishra, Joint Secretary & Financial Advisor, DoWR, RD&GR, Ministry of Jal Shakti, along with senior officials of NMCG, including Shri Nalin Srivastava, Shri Anup Kumar Srivastava, Shri S.P. Vashishth, Shri Bhaskar Dasgupta, and Smt. Nandini Ghosh, Project Director, SPMG West Bengal.

These initiatives reflect NMCG’s continued commitment to safeguarding the Ganga and its tributaries while promoting biodiversity and ecological sustainability.

MoD | Annual Joint Electromagnetic Board Meeting 2024

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Ministry of Defence
Ministry of Defence

The annual meeting of the Joint Electromagnetic Board (JEMB), a subcommittee of the Chiefs of Staff Committee (COSC), was chaired by Air Marshal Jeetendra Mishra, Deputy Chief of Integrated Defence Staff (Operations). The event brought together senior officers from the three Services, DRDO, DDP, and industry, and covered various agenda items related to joint operations and integration in areas such as Electronic Warfare, Signature Management, Emerging Technologies, EMI/EMC, Spectrum Management, and Human Resource Management.

A key feature of the meeting was the launch of the AI-enabled e-Tarang System, designed to automate and enhance the planning and management of Defence Spectrum. Developed in collaboration with the Bhaskaracharya National Institute for Space Applications and Geo-informatics (BISAG-N), this advanced software will aid in the development of new technologies in higher frequency bands and ensure the interference-free operation of defence equipment during both wartime and peacetime.

The Technical News Letter (TNL) 2024, published by JCES/HQ IDS, was also released during the event. This publication highlights future technologies with the potential to transform modern warfare, with contributions from all three Services in its development.

The primary objective of the meeting was to achieve synergy in joint electronic warfare (EW) operations among the three Services and to establish a roadmap for enhancing capabilities in Spectrum Warfare. The gathering also aimed to identify future technology development and training priorities. In his Special Address, Air Marshal Mishra stressed the importance of integrating EW assets across the Services for effective operations and commended the successful execution of the first joint EW exercise, which underscored the principle of “Victory through Jointness.”

2024 | IndianBureaucracy.com Greetings to people of Jharkhand on its Statehood Day

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IndianBureaucracy.com Greets all people of Jharkhand on its Formation Day today |  Jharkhand meaning The land of forests is a state in eastern India. The state shares its border with the states of Bihar to the north, UP, Chhattisgarh to the west, Odisha to the south and West Bengal to the east. It has an area of 79,710 km2 , the 15th largest state by area and the 14th largest by population.  Hindi is the official language of the state. The city of Ranchi is its capital and Dumka its sub capital. The state is known for its waterfalls, hills and holy places with Baidyanath Dham,  Parasnath and Rajrappa being major religious sites. The state was formed in 2000, from the territory that had previously been part of Bihar.

Jharkhand accounts for more than 40% of the mineral resources of India but 39.1% of its population is below the poverty line and 19.6% of children under five years of age are malnourished. Jharkhand like its neighbouring states of Chhattisgarh, is primarily rural with about 24% of its population living in cities and amongst the leading states in Economic growth as compared  to the neighborhood states. In 2017–18, the GSDP growth rate of state was at 10.22%.

It is also important with the presence of Jamshedpur & Adityapur and the base of the industrial group of the Tatas.

2024 | Guru Nanak Jayanti greetings from Indian Bureaucracy Dot Com

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Guru Nanak Jayanti 2019
Guru Nanak Jayanti 2019

Guru Nanak Jayanti or Gurpurab is being celebrated with religious fervour today. The day marks the birth of the first Sikh Guru, Guru Nanak, who laid the foundation of  Sikhism. This year marking the 549th birth anniversary of Guru Nanak Dev, Sikh devotees around the world offer prayers.

The Golden temple in Amritsar celebrates Gurpurab with gaiety and enthusiasm. Starting with ‘Akhand Path’, the gurdwaras recite 48-hour long, non-stop verses from the Guru Granth Sahib, the holy book of the Sikhs. They carry palanquins in Nagar Kirtan processions too. Guru Nanak Dev was born on Kartik Purnima in 1469 in Nankana Sahib, now in Pakistan.

Dear Esteemed Reader, on our completion of 7 years,  we look forward for the support & blessings that you have always given us.

Manasa Gangotri Kata IRS appointed Director – Dept of Financial Services, GoI

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Manasa Gangotri Kata

Ms Manasa Gangotri Kata IRS (C&lT 2007), has been recommended for Central Deputation and appointed as Director – Department of Financial Services, Delhi, for a period of five years.

IndianBureaucacy.com wishes Ms Manasa Gangotri Kata the very best.

Adarsh K R Urs IDAS appointed Director – Department Of Space, Bengaluru

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Shri Adarsh K R Urs IDAS (2010), has been approved for Central deputation and appointment as Director – Department Of Space, Bengaluru, for a period of five years.

IndianBureaucracy.com wishes Shri Adarsh K R Urs the very best.

Anoopa Sankarankutty Nair IES appointed Director – Dept of Commerce, GoI

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Anoopa Sankarankutty Nair IES
Anoopa Sankarankutty Nair IES

Ms Anoopa Sankarankutty Nair IES (2010) has been selected for central deputation and appointed as Director – Department of Commerce, Delhi, for a period of five years.

IndianBureaucracy.com wishes Ms Anoopa Sankarankutty Nair the very best.

Burra Vamsi Rama Mohan takes charge as Director -Projects, POWERGRID

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Burra Vamsi Rama Mohan_powergrid

Shri Burra Vamsi Rama Mohan assumed the role of Director (Projects) at Power Grid Corporation of India Limited (POWERGRID), a Maharatna CPSE under the Ministry of Power, Government of India, effective November 13, 2024. An engineering graduate with a Postgraduate Diploma in Management, Shri Vamsi previously served as Officer on Special Duty (Projects) in POWERGRID. He has also completed the Harvard ManageMentor (HMM) Program and undertaken courses from the esteemed Indian School of Business.

With over 30 years of extensive experience in the power and telecom sectors, Shri Vamsi has expertise in project implementation and procurement management. His deep understanding of the power sector’s regulatory framework led him to be a founding member of POWERGRID’s Regulatory Cell. As a key architect, he played a pivotal role in POWERGRID’s entry into competitive bidding, a strategic move that positioned the company successfully within the competitive market.

Additionally, Shri Vamsi has served as CEO of POWERGRID Teleservices Limited, where he was instrumental in expanding the telecom business and initiating work on POWERGRID’s first Data Centre.

IndianBureaucracy.com wishes Shri Burra Vamsi Rama Mohan the very best.

Rahul Shrivastava IFS appointed as next High Commissioner to Namibia

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Rahul Shrivastava IFS
Rahul Shrivastava IFS

Shri Rahul Shrivastava IFS (1999) presently has been appointed as the next High Commissioner of India to the Republic of Namibia.

Shri Rahul Shrivastava was born in Chhattisgarh, located in Central India, and spent his formative years in Odisha. He joined the Indian Foreign Service in 1999 and began his diplomatic career with training in India from September 1999 to August 2001. His first posting was as Third Secretary and then Second Secretary at the Embassy of India in Moscow, where he served from August 2001 to July 2004. Following this, he was assigned to Astana, Kazakhstan, from July 2004 to August 2006, where he represented India as a Second Secretary. His career continued in Kazakhstan, where he served in Almaty from August 2006 to July 2007, taking on roles including Second Secretary, First Secretary, and Charge d’Affaires at the Indian Embassy.

From July 2007 to July 2009, Shri Rahul worked in India’s Ministry of External Affairs as Under Secretary and later Deputy Secretary for Russia in the Eurasia Division. He then served at the High Commission of India in London as First Secretary, Counsellor, and Charge d’Affaires from August 2009 to April 2013. Afterward, he returned to Moscow as a Counsellor at the Indian Embassy from May 2013 to July 2015. In July 2015, Rahul was appointed as the Ambassador of India to Venezuela, a role he held until March 2018. He then returned to India to serve as Joint Secretary at the SSIFS within the Ministry of External Affairs from April 2018 to July 2020. Since July 2020, he has been serving as the Ambassador of India to Romania, with concurrent accreditation to Albania and Moldova.

Shri Shrivastava holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemistry, a Master’s degree in Computer Applications (MCA), and a Master’s degree in International Relations. He is fluent in Hindi, English, and Russian, with professional proficiency in Spanish. In addition to his diplomatic achievements, Rahul is the most followed diplomat on Quora and has a passion for writing. His interest in writing began in childhood when he and his friends published a magazine at the age of twelve. To date, he has authored eight books across various genres, including family saga, self-help fable, young adult, coming-of-age fiction, science fiction, and romantic fiction.

In his free time, Shri Rahul Shrivastava enjoys cooking, with Indian cuisine being his favorite. He also relaxes by painting landscapes using oil on canvas, a style he particularly enjoys.

IndianBureaucracy.com wishes Shri Rahul Shrivastava the very best.

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