Shri Gopal Krishna Dwivedi IAS (Andhra Pradesh 1993) presently waiting for posting is now posted as Special Chief Secretary- Department of Economically Weaker Sections Welfare duly relieving Shri Pola Bhaskar IAS (2005) from full additional charge.
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Smt Pranati Majumdar ACS (DR-97) presently Joint Secretary – Agriculture Department is promoted and posted as Additional Secretary – Agriculture Department.
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Shri M M Nayak IAS (Andhra Pradesh 2005) presently Secretary – A.H.D.D & F Department given full additional charge of the post of Secretary – Labour, Factories, Boilers & Insurance Medical Services, Andhra Pradesh during the leave period of Smt A Vani Prasad IAS (1995).
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Shri Ranoj Kumar Borkataky ACS (DR-93) presently Director- Tourism, Assam is promoted and allowed to officiate in the Grade of Secretary (ACS Cadre) , Assam . On promotion he is allowed to continue as Director- Tourism, Assam.
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Shri Narender Kumar HCS (2020) presently Secretary- Haryana Electricity Regulatory Commission, Panchkula has been transferred and posted as Joint Director – Admin, Welfare of SC and BCs , Haryana in addition to present duties.
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Dr. S B R Kumar Laghimsetty IRS presently Commissioner- AYUSH, Andhra Pradesh is
transferred and directed to report to Government for further posting while the Special Chief Secretary – Health, Medical & Family Welfare Department shall make full additional charge arrangements for the post of Commissioner, AYUSH.
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Union Minister of State for Health and Family Welfare, Smt. Anupriya Singh Patel, addressed the 4th Ministerial High-level Global Conference on Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. The conference, themed “From Declaration to Implementation – Accelerating Actions Through Multisectoral Partnerships for the Containment of AMR,” focused on translating commitments into actionable solutions for AMR containment.
Smt. Patel emphasized the “One Health” approach, advocating for cooperation across human, animal, plant, and environmental health sectors. She outlined India’s proposals to combat AMR, including:
India also supported the establishment of the AMR Multi-partner Trust Fund and the Independent Panel on Evidence for Action against AMR, set to launch by 2025. Smt. Patel stressed the importance of context-specific solutions tailored to individual nations’ needs while supporting global AMR mitigation efforts.
The conference issued the “Jedda Commitments”, resolving to form national multi-sectoral AMR coordinating bodies to ensure comprehensive implementation of National Action Plans (NAPs). These bodies will leverage data and AI advancements for policy-making and regular reporting on AMR progress, enabling a cohesive response to the challenge.
This event underlines India’s dedication to combating AMR while fostering global collaboration to ensure equitable access to antimicrobials, diagnostics, and vaccines.
Shri Magonjoy Thaosen ACS (DR- 1997) presently Sub Divisional Officer (S), Karimganj is transferred and posted as Sub Divisional Officer (S), Dibrugarh.
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Ms Amrapali Kata IAS (Andhra Pradesh 2010) transferred and posted as VC & MD- AP Tourism Development Corporation with additional charge as CEO- AP Tourism Authority . duly relieving Shri Muttimbaku Abhishikth Kishore IAS (2015) from full additional charge.
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On November 14, 2024, the Ministry of Panchayati Raj launched its pavilion at the 43rd India International Trade Fair (IITF), marking a key milestone in India’s digital transformation of rural governance. The pavilion, located at Hall 4, Bharat Mandapam, Pragati Maidan, showcases how the Panchayati Raj system is integrating with next-gen digital tools to empower rural citizens and improve governance at the grassroots level.
During the inauguration, Shri Vivek Bharadwaj, Secretary of the Ministry, emphasized that the pavilion symbolizes the connection between urban and rural India, bringing to the forefront various digital initiatives that are revolutionizing rural administration. These include the Meri Panchayat App, which enables citizens to directly engage with local governance via smartphones, and the e-Gram Swaraj platform, available in 22 languages, to streamline Panchayat planning and administration.
Visitors can explore innovative models such as the Smart Panchayat, which uses solar energy and high-speed internet to offer services like telemedicine and digital financial services through Common Service Centres (CSCs) co-located in Panchayat Bhawans. The SVAMITVA Scheme, featured in the pavilion, also highlights how technology is transforming rural property rights and boosting economic opportunities.
The pavilion offers an interactive experience with 3D models, virtual reality, and geospatial technology for participatory planning, aiming to shape the future of rural India as a digitally empowered and self-reliant hub of progress. The exhibition continues until November 27, 2024, with visitor feedback playing an essential role in refining these initiatives for the benefit of rural communities.
Shri Kaustubh Sharma IPS (Punjab 2001) appointed as Deputy Police Commissioner (D-1 level) with United Nations Mission in the Republic of South Sudan for a further period of one year beyond 30/09/2024 and up to 30/0912025.
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The Women Entrepreneurship Platform (WEP), under its Award to Reward initiative, has launched a pilot program aimed at supporting women-led MSMEs in scaling their businesses, specifically focusing on the beauty and wellness sector. The initiative, which began with a baseline study by MicroSave Consulting, identified four key sectors where over 100,000 women MSMEs operate, with beauty and wellness being one of the primary areas.
In collaboration with Urban Company, this pilot program targets women working in micro-units in the beauty industry, particularly in Delhi NCR. Twenty-five women will be selected based on specific criteria, and they will receive comprehensive training to help them grow their salon businesses. The goal is to develop scalable business templates and insights that can be expanded to support women MSMEs across India.
WEP, launched in 2018 under NITI Aayog, evolved into a public-private partnership in 2022. It connects various stakeholders from government, business, and civil society to create programs that address six essential needs for women entrepreneurs: access to finance, market linkages, training, mentoring, networking, and business development services. WEP’s collaboration with Urban Company marks a unique public-private partnership focused on empowering women in the beauty and wellness industry.
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