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NTPC Group crosses 400 Billion Units of power generation in 2023-24

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The Government of India, in line with its commitment to reduce fatalities due to road accidents and the legal mandate under section 162 of Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, is launching a pilot program to provide cashless treatment to the victims of road accidents caused by the use of motor vehicles.

The pilot program, which has been developed under the aegis of the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways, is being initiated in Chandigarh and is aimed at establishing an ecosystem for providing timely medical care to the victims of road accidents, including during the golden hour.

The National Health Authority (NHA) shall be the implementing agency for the pilot program, in coordination with police, hospitals, State Health Agency (SHA) etc.

The broad contours of the pilot program are as follows:  Victims entitled to cashless treatment upto a maximum of Rs. 1.5 lakhs per accident per person for a maximum period of 7 days from date of accident.
• Applicable to all road accidents caused by use of motor vehicle on any category of road.
• AB PM-JAY packages for trauma and polytrauma cases being co-opted.
• Claims raised by hospitals for providing treatment to be reimbursed from the Motor Vehicle Accident Fund.

The program will be implemented through an IT platform combining the functionalities of eDAR application of MoRTH and Transaction Management System (TMS) of NHA. Based on the outcome of the pilot program, expansion of the cashless treatment facility to the entire country will be considered.

I&B takes action against Obscene Content on OTT Platforms

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The Ministry of Information & Broadcasting (I&B) has taken action in coordination with various intermediaries, to block 18 OTT platforms publishing obscene, vulgar, and, in some instances, pornographic content. 19 websites, 10 apps (7 on Google Play Store, 3 on Apple App Store), and 57 social media accounts associated with these platforms have been disabled for public access in India.

Union Minister for Information & Broadcasting Shri Anurag Singh Thakur has repeatedly emphasized the responsibility of the platforms to not propagate obscenity, vulgarity and abuse under the guise of ‘creative expression’. On 12th March, 2024, Shri Thakur announced that 18 OTT platforms publishing obscene and vulgar content have been taken down.

The recent decision was taken under the provisions of the Information Technology Act, 2000 in consultation with other Ministries/Departments of the Government of India, and domain experts specializing in media and entertainment, women’s rights, and child rights.

List of OTT Platforms

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Neon X VIP Besharams Hunters Rabbit Xtramood Nuefliks
MoodX Mojflix Hot Shots VIP Fugi Chikooflix Prime Play

Nature of Content

A significant portion of the content hosted on these platforms was found to be obscene, vulgar, and portrayed women in a demeaning manner. It depicted nudity and sexual acts in various inappropriate contexts, such as relationships between teachers and students, incestuous family relationships, etc. The content included sexual innuendos and, in some instances, prolonged segments of pornographic and sexually explicit scenes devoid of any thematic or societal relevance.

The content was determined to be prima facie in violation of Section 67 and 67A of the IT Act, Section 292 of the IPC, and Section 4 of the Indecent Representation of Women (Prohibition) Act, 1986.

Significant Viewership

One of the OTT apps amassed more than 1 crore downloads, while two others had over 50 lakh downloads on the Google Play Store. Additionally, these OTT platforms extensively utilized social media to disseminate trailers, specific scenes, and external links aimed at attracting audiences to their websites and apps. The social media accounts of the concerned OTT platforms had a cumulative followership of over 32 lakh users.

Social Media Platform Number of Accounts
Facebook 12
Instagram 17
X (formerly Twitter) 16
YouTube 12

Constant Engagement with OTT Platforms

The Ministry of I&B consistently conducts sensitization efforts with OTT platforms and their self-regulatory bodies established under the IT Rules, 2021 through meetings, webinars, workshops, etc.

The Government of India remains committed to fostering the growth and development of the OTT industry. Several measures have been undertaken in this regard, including the introduction of the Inaugural OTT Award for Web Series at the 54th International Film Festival of India, collaboration with OTT platforms in the media and entertainment sector, and the establishment of a light touch regulatory framework with an emphasis on self-regulation under the IT Rules, 2021.

Government and ADB sign $23 million loan agreement to strengthen Fintech Ecosystem in India

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The Government of India and the Asian Development Bank (ADB) signed a $23 million loan agreement to enhance access to quality fintech education, research, and innovation at the Gujarat International Finance Tec-City (GIFT-City).

The signatories to the loan agreement for Promoting Research and Innovation through Development of Fintech Institute at GIFT-City Project were Ms. Juhi Mukherjee, Joint Secretary, Department of Economic Affairs, Ministry of Finance, for the Government of India, and Mr. Rajesh Vasudevan, Officer-in Charge of ADB’s India Resident Mission, for ADB.

GIFT City is an initiative of the Government of India and the State Government of Gujarat to foster India’s financial services and fintech ecosystem. After signing the loan agreement, Ms. Mukherjee said that this project will establish an International Fintech Institute (IFI) to strengthen fintech education, boost start-up success rates, and drive fintech research and innovation.

“The project’s emphasis on market-driven fintech skills programmes, creating enabling environment for private sector investment and enhancing collaboration between industry, skills development institutes and development partners will promote holistic growth of fintech ecosystem in India,” said Mr. Vasudevan.

The IFI, set to be established in partnership with globally reputed institutes and universities, will offer industry-aligned fintech training programmes that meet international standards. The institute will strengthen innovation and entrepreneurship by supporting startups, especially women-led, through incubation and acceleration services. It will also collaborate with industry and venture capital funds to support the growth of fintech startups.

These interventions will contribute to enhanced employment opportunities, workforce competitiveness, and productivity in new and green technologies. The ADB programme will support research on innovative solutions and technologies in climate fintech, regulatory technology, social inclusion, and gender equality in finance. The project will help establish a state fintech readiness index and develop new solutions to emerging technologies.

NHPC organizes Hindi Kavi Sammelan for employees

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NHPC organized a Hindi Kavi Sammelan at its Corporate Office in Faridabad , March 14th, 2024, for the promotion of Rajbhasha throughout the company. During the Kavi Sammelan, renowned poets including Shri Pratap Faujdaar, Smt. ⁠Anamika Amber, Shri ⁠Praveen Shukla, Shri ⁠Deepak Gupta, Smt. ⁠Mumtaz Naseem, Shri ⁠Gaurav Chauhan and Shri ⁠Rajesh Aggarwal enthralled the audience with various poetic recitals. The recitals presented various poetic ‘rasas’ while also bringing to light patriotic and social issues.

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The Sammelan was inaugurated by CMD, NHPC, Shri R.P. Goyal by lighting the traditional lamp. Director (Personnel), Shri Uttam Lal; Director (Technical & Projects), Shri R.K. Chaudhary and other officers and employees were also present on the occasion, as well as Smt. Gayatri Goyal and other members of Ladies’ Welfare Association.

Speaking on the occasion, the CMD Shri R.P. Goyal extended a warm welcome to all poets and said that while NHPC employees come from various backgrounds and speak different languages, Hindi plays the crucial role of uniting everyone towards a common goal. He also said that the Kavi Sammelan has been organized to welcome the joyous and fun-filled festival of Holi.

MoU signing between DGFT and DHL

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Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT), Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Government of India, has been actively engaging in boosting e-commerce exports from the country, leveraging its ‘District as Export Hubs’ initiative. The goal is to promote and enable micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) to explore the international markets through e-commerce channels.

Taking this initiative further, DGFT has been collaborating with various e-commerce platforms and other service providers to handhold and do capacity building and training sessions in the identified districts under the districts as export hubs initiative. In a similar collaboration, todayDGFT partnered with the global logistics service provider, DHL, through the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) which will cover 76 districts in three phases, to conduct capacity-building sessions, training, and workshops for making Indian MSMEs export-ready.

During the MoU signing event, Shri Sunil Barthwal, Commerce Secretary, highlighted the importance of e-Commerce ecosystem, and pointed out the strides taken by India to create a digital infrastructure which can be leveraged to encourage MSMEs from rural India to connect to the world market. He also pointed out the recent initiative of Bharat Mart and how such warehousing initiative would further India’s foreign trade. He conveyed his best wishes for the initiative and hoped that this would help Indian entrepreneurs to bridge the gap in knowledge and enter the world of international trade.

While welcoming the partnership, Shri Santosh Sarangi, DG, DGFT highlighted that the objective of this collaboration is to introduce exporters/MSMEs to the digital commerce space so that they get an opportunity to export “Make in India” products, tap international customers and overcome the challenges related to logistics while exporting through the e-commerce route.

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Looking forward to this partnership, John Pearson, Global CEO of DHL Express emphasized that DHL is the first international express operator to sign a Memorandum of Understanding with the Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT). This partnership with the Government of India will further solidify DHL’s commitment to India and aligns with DHL’s Go Trade program to empower MSMEs in the global market.

DGFT and DHL aim to bring together a team of knowledge experts to assist Indian exporters/MSMEs in the identified districts through handholding sessions and develop a start-up kit for first-time Exporters/MSMEs wanting to go global.

Aligning with the Foreign Trade Policy 2023, in the past few months, DGFT has signed MoUs with Amazon India and Shiprocket covering 20 and 16 districts respectively. These collaborations with e-commerce platforms and service providers have encouraged series of outreach events by DGFT- Regional Authorities to onboard new exporters; promote first-time exporters, and handhold MSME producers to become exporters through cross-border e-commerce sales under the District as Export Hub initiative.

FSSAI Certifies Nearly 100 Prisons as Eat Right Campuses

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Nearly 100 jails across the country have been certified as ‘Eat Right Campus’ by the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI), marking a significant milestone in its goal of promoting safe and healthy eating habits within different campuses. This initiative falls under FSSAI’s Eat Right India movement and aims to promote safe, healthy and sustainable food in different workplaces and institutions, including jails.

The initiative saw participation and certification of some prominent jails of India, including the Tihar Prison (Delhi), Central Jail Gaya (Bihar), Modern Central Jail (Punjab), Central Jail Rewa (Madhya Pradesh) and others, along with several district and Mandal jails. The highest number of certified jails were from Uttar Pradesh, followed by Punjab, Bihar and Madhya Pradesh.

By extending the Eat Right Campus certification to prisons and correctional facilities, FSSAI underscores its commitment to ensuring access to safe and nutritious food for all, including inmates and prison staff.

The ‘Eat Right Campus’ certification process involves rigorous assessment and adherence to FSSAI’s prescribed evaluation criteria. By meeting these standards, the certified jails have demonstrated their dedication to promoting the food safety and well-being of inmates. This initiative plays a crucial role in creating a sense of responsibility and accountability towards food safety and nutrition within the prison system. As it mandates the provision of ensuring availability of safe and balanced food, its contribution to the overall well-being of the inmates is evident. By setting an example for other institutions, the certified jails inspire a broader cultural shift towards safer food environment nationwide.

The participant jail campuses undergo comprehensive audits to ensure compliance with four key parameters, which include basic hygiene criteria, steps to ensure the provision of healthy food and efforts towards building awareness about local and seasonal food. Once enrolled in this programme, a campus first undergoes a self-assessment or a third-party audit by an FSSAI empanelled agency based on this checklist to identify gaps and areas of improvement. The campus administration then takes steps to address these gaps. A critical step of this process includes training of Food Safety Supervisors and food handlers in the campus through FSSAI’s Food Safety Training and Certification (FoSTaC) Programme. FoSTaC is designed to impart training to food handlers on good hygiene and manufacturing practices.

Once these improvements are made, the campus undergoes a final audit by the same FSSAI-empaneled agency and is given a certification for Eat Right Campus.

It’s pertinent to note that over 2,900 workplaces throughout the country have now been acknowledged as Eat Right Campuses, positively impacting the lives of individuals working in these campuses. As this initiative keeps gathering momentum, FSSAI is dedicated to collaborating with institutions from various sectors to foster a culture of well-being and guarantee everyone access to healthy and hygienic food.

23 RAS Transfers in Rajasthan | Indian Bureaucracy Exclusive

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23 RAS reshuffle in Rajasthan Government | The Rajasthan Govt has shifted 23 RAS Officers across the state with immediate effect , the names of the officers are :

  1. Shri Harphool Singh Yadav RAS (1997) presently  Director, Language And Library Department, Jaipur transferred as Additional Divisional Commissioner, Pali.
  2. Shri Kesar Lal Meena RAS (1997) presently  Commissioner, Municipal Corporation, Bikaner transferred as Additional Director & Ex-Officio Joint Secretary To Government, Social Justice And Empowerment Department, Jaipur.
  3. Shri Mahaveer Kharadi RAS (1998) presently  Additional Divisional Commissioner, Udaipur transferred as  Principal, APRTS, Tonk.
  4. Shri Gaurav Bajad RAS (1999) Registrar, Haridev Joshi Journalism And Mass Communication University, Jaipur transferred as Additional Divisional Commissioner, Banswara.
  5. Shri Ram Ratan Sonkaria RAS (10) Chief Executive Officer, Zila Parishad-Cum- A.D.P.C., E.G.S & Ex-Officio Chief Project Officer (Mada), Jhunjhunu transferred as  Addl Collector & Addl. District Magistrate, Jhunjhunu.
  6. Shri Vinay Pathak RAS (2011) presently Deputy Commissioner (Admn.), Commercial Taxes, Udaipur transferred as Addl Collector & Addl. District Magistrate, Pratapgarh.
  7. Dr. Narendra Kumar Thory RAS (2011) presently Addl Collector & Addl. District Magistrate, Jhunjhunu transferred as Deputy Secretary – Higher Education Department, Rajasthan, Jaipur.
  8. Shri Om Prakash Bishnoi-I RAS (2011) presently Addl Collector & Addl. District Magistrate, Sikar transferred as Additional Commissioner (Iv), Tribal Area Development (Mada), Jodhpur.
  9. Shri Hakam Khan RAS (2011) presently Deputy Director, Peace And Non-Violence Department, Jaipur transferred as Deputy Secretary To Government, D.O.P. (A-2/Rules-Litigation), Rajasthan, Jaipur.
  10. Shri Dipendra Singh Rathore RAS (2011) presently Addl Collector & Addl. District Magistrate, Pratapgarh transferred as Addl Collector & Addl. District Magistrate, Udaipur.
  11. Shri Rakesh Kumar-I RAS (2011) presently Chief Executive Officer, Rajasthan Heritage Authority, Jaipur transferred as  Addl. Collector & Addl. District Magistrate, Chittorgarh.
  12. Shri Radhey Shyam Delu RAS (2011) presently  Additional Inspector General, Registration & Stamps (Enforcement), Ajmer transferred as  District Excise Officer, Ajmer.
  13. Shri Ranjeet Singh RAS (2013) Chief Executive Officer, Zila Parishad-Cum- A.D.P.C., E.G.S & Ex-Officio Chief Project Officer (Mada), Nagaur transferred as  Addl. Collector & Addl. District Magistrate, Sikar.
  14. Shri Mahaveer Singh II RAS (2015)  Addl. Collector & Addl. District Magistrate, Chittorgarh transferred as Deputy Inspector General, Registration & Stamps (Enforcement), Hq., Ajmer.
  15. Dr. Gordhan Lal Sharma RAS (2015) presently Dy Commissioner, Disabilities, Jaipur transferred as Deputy Commissioner, Municipal Corporation, Jaipur Greater, Jaipur.
  16. Shri Ravindra Kumar RAS (2015) Dy Commissioner, Colonisation, Jaisalmer transferred as  Chief Executive Officer, Zila Parishad-Cum- A.D.P.C., E.G.S & Ex-Officio Chief Project Officer (Mada), Nagaur.
  17. Shri Arvind Sharma RAS (2017) presently  Sub-Divisional Officer, Bhawani Mandi (Jhalawar) transferred as Sub Divisional Officer, Manoharthana (Jhalawar).
  18. Ms Nisha Saharan RAS (2017) presently  Sub-Divisional Officer, Gulabpura (Bhilwara) transferred as Sub Divisional Officer, Arai (Ajmer).
  19. Ms Jeetu Kulhari RAS (2019) Sub-Divisional Officer, Chirawa (Jhunjhunu) transferred as Sub Divisional Officer, Sriganganagar.
  20. Shri Rohit Chauhan RAS (2021)presently Sub Divisional Officer, Arai (Ajmer) transferred as Sub-Divisional Officer, Gulabpura (Bhilwara).
  21. Shri Banshidhar Yogi RAS (2021) Sub-Divisional Officer, Bijoliya (Bhilwara) transferred as Sub-Divisional Officer, Kareda (Bhilwara).
  22. Shri Sanjay Kumar-Ii RAS (2022) presently Assistant Collector, Bikaner transferred as Sub-Divisional Officer, Rawatsar (Hanumangarh).
  23. Smt Savita Sharma RAS (2023) presently Sub-Divisional Officer, Dantaramgarh (Sikar) transferred as Sub-Divisional Officer, Khetri (Neem Ka Thana).

IndianBureaucracy.com wishes them the very best.

Prediction for 15th Mar – 16th Mar, 2024 by Anoothie Vedic Astrology

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Today’s Panchang

 Month – Falgun
 Paksha – Shukla
 Tithi – Shashthi up to 10:09 PM on 15 Mar, Saptami up to 09:38 PM on 16 Mar
 Nakshatra –Krittika up to 4:26 AM on 15 Mar, Rohini up to 4:05 PM on 16 Mar, Mrigshira up to 4:21 AM on 17 Mar 24
 Moon –Vrishabh up to 4:21 AM on 17 Mar 24

Colour of the Day  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.  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 be very beneficial for you with monetary benefits, success everywhere and pleasure in matters related to women. You will enjoy good food and have pleasure, may get gifts too. You will have happiness and support from friends. You will benefit due to spouse and if you are in profession if iron/ machinery/stone/cement/coal etc, you will particularly be successful. You can earn well and subordinates will support you. Despite this, you will not be satisfied mentally and will have difference of opinion with family reducing your happiness. Light oil Deepak in Hanuman mandir and pray to Shiv pariwar.

Taurus(Vrishabh) – The days will give you happiness, pleasure and feel healthy too. You will enjoy good food and may get some gift. However, you will have physical and mental tension and obstacles in profession causing loss of wealth. You may have to accept/ make changes at work due to some compulsion causing further hurdles and problems. Be ready to accept failures but do not deviate from rules/ procedures. Pray to Laxmi Narayan and Ma Laxmi. Recite Hanuman Chalisa.

Gemini(Mithun) – The days will be mixed for you. You will have problems of non cooperation form all sides as well as health issues related to eyes and body aches. There will not only be losses at work and loss of wealth but you can also have loss of reputation. Expenditure will be more. Despite this, you will enjoy good clothes and some success with attending something auspicious/ religious. Your luck will soar due to your spouse. However, you will still feel sad may have reduced interest in religion. Travelling is not likely to be successful You should have faith in your Guru and pray to him/ her. Recite Purush Sukt, keep yourself hydrated. Pray to Shiv ji and Hanuman ji.

Cancer(Kark) – You will have increase in income and you can proceed ahead with your progress plans. You will get help and benefits due to women. If in profession on non toxic liquids, you will particularly be benefitted. Your will get wealth, happiness, luxury glory and will have interest in arts and gaining knowledge. However, you will have to control your stubborn attitude and be careful while dealing with people of lower status as there can be problems / failures due to them. Avoid non veg and addictions. Keep silver with you, Chhaya daan to Shani, recite Hanuman Chalisa. Treat spouse tenderly and pray to Shiv ji and Ma Gauri.

Sinh(Leo) – Although you are likely to have success at work which will be appreciated by seniors and elders, bringing happiness at home, yet you are likely to have fear of being humiliated and will have to work hard for getting success. Your income will increase and if dealing with govt, you will be respected for the work. But peace can be disturbed as you may have to travel and move away from home leading to arguments with spouse. Your mental stress will be high and you can therefore have problems in journey due to poor planning and preparation. Try and avoid dealing in products from earth’s surface, black items. Chhaya daan to Shani, recite Hanuman Chalisa, pray to Shiv ji.

Virgo(Kanya) – Opponents and critics will create problems and if travelling, the journey will be troublesome. If dealing with govt, you can have problems from that side. You will also have differences with males much younger to you and enemies may try to exploit the same. However, working hard as per rules and procedures will get you wealth, good food, happiness and you can defeat your enemies too. You will be healthy and cheerful. Abhishek and pray to Shiv ji and Ganesh ji. Recite Ganesh Chalisa. Keep silver with you. Visit Hanuman mandir and light a oil Deepak.

Libra(Tula) – You are likely to have health issues like indigestion, body ache and emotional differences leading to arguments and quarrels leading to mental tensions. There will be confusion at home and there will be loss of happiness due to social circle. You may have to spend time with women of lower status and unkempt persons giving difference of opinion with spouse. However, there will be happiness due to kids and respect/ reputation due to knowledge. You may get some good news too. Worship Ma Durga, abhishek of shiv ji, recite Hanuman Chalisa and light Deepak in Hanuman mandir.

Scorpio (Vrishchik) – You are likely to have a short beneficial trip gaining success at work and money. You will also enjoy good food and relations with spouse/ work partner will be good. They will work and will be in your favour. You will have fun and pleasure these days fulfilling some wishes and you get comfort, luxuries and help from relatives. However, if already sick, sickness can increase. Enemies will try to create problems too. You can have problems in journey if you have not planned and prepared well or not following rules. All this can spoil your fun and reduce your happiness quotient. Feed rice to fishes, recite Hanuman Chalisa, pray to Shiv ji and Ma Gauri.

Sagittarius(Dhanu) – The days will give you good results. You are likely to make new friends and get wealth too. Servants, subordinates will follow your instructions and your respect, reputation will enhance. Siblings will give you happiness too. You are likely to remain healthy and your valour will increase. You will be able to dominate opponents and  critics. You will get fame and beneficial conversations. Home will be a happy place but you will spend more. Thank Hanuman ji, Shiv ji and Ma Gauri.

Makar(Capricorn) – If travelling under compulsion, be prepared to resolve any problem which can come up. You will be mentally disturbed due to family and kids thus drive carefully. You should not unnecessarily think of past disputes, let them be bygones. However, you will get wealth and maybe new clothes. State officials will respect you too. If studying, you will make good progress in academics. Offer oil to Shani, recite Hanuman Chalisa. Abhishek of Shiv and Ma Gauri.

Kumbh(Aquarius) – You will have quarrels with family and have a restless mind. Food and sleep both will be disturbed. Water bodies is not a good place for you, keep away. Also, do not get involved with women unnecessarily as you will not have a good rapport with them. You will have mental stress as well as physical stress due to your thick headedness and have difference of opinion with family. This can also result in failures as well as insults. However, enemies will be destroyed and you can get some happiness and wealth due to knowledge and fun, If in business your business will improve. Take opinion of family for everything, abhishek of Shiv pariwar, milk in fig tree and tilak by wet mud. Recite Hanuman Chalisa and light oil Deepak in Hanuman mandir.

Pisces(Meen) – You will get monetary gains, good clothes, keep healthy, win over enemies and will benefit due to family as your luck will be with you. You will enjoy luxury items too and will also spend more. You may have to stay away from home, and have loss of money due to journeys as you will be uncomfortable journey. Keep away from others, Chhaya daan to Shani and recite Hanuman Chalisa. Pray to Shiv ji and Ma Gauri.

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

5 IAS Transfers in Jharkhand Bureaucracy | Indian Bureaucracy Exclusive

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5 IAS reshuffle in Jharkhand – Indian Bureaucracy News | The Jharkhand Govt has shifted 5 IAS Officers across the state with immediate effect , the names of the officers are :

  1. Shri Sukhdev Singh IAS (1987) presently DG, Sri Krishna Institute of Public Administration, Ranchi given additional charge of Chief Resident Commissioner, Jharkhand Bhawan, New Delhi.
  2. Dr. Amitabh Kaushal IAS (2001) presently Secretary, Food, Public Distribution and Consumer Affairs Department, Ranchi, with additional charge of Secretary, Disaster Management Department, Ranchi given additional charge of Secretary, Information and Public Relations, Ranchi.
  3. Shri Arava Rajkamal IAS (2008) presently Secretary to Chief Minister with additional charge of Secretary, Home, Prisons and Disaster Management Department, Ranchi given additional charge of Resident Commissioner, Jharkhand Bhawan, New Delhi.
  4. Shri Mukesh Kumar IAS (2009) presently Incharge Secretary, Labour, Planning, Training & Skill Development, Ranchi given additional charge of Incharge Secretary, Excise & Prohubition, Ranchi.
  5. Shri Satyendra Kumar IAS (2014) presently MD, Jharkhand State Food Corporation, Ranchi given additional charge of Director, Urban Administration, Urban Development & Housing Department.

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9 IAS Transfers in MP Bureaucracy | Indian Bureaucracy Exclusive

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9 IAS Transfers in Madhya Pradesh – Indian Bureaucracy News | The MP Govt has shifted 9 IAS Officers across the state with immediate effect , the names of the officers are :

  1. Shri Sanjay Goyal IAS ( 2003) presently Commissioner, Ujjain Division, Ujjain transferred as Secretary, Technical Education, Skill Development & Employment Department.
  2. Shri Sanjay Gupta IAS ( 2007) presently  Labour Commissioner, Indore transferred as Commissioner, Ujjain Division, Ujjain.
  3. Shri Chote Singh IAS ( 2010) presently Additional Commissioner, Rewa Division, Rewa transferred as Additional Commissioner (Revenue), Gwalior Division, Gwalior.
  4. Smt Sapna Nigam IAS ( 2010) presently Additional Commissioner (Revenue), Gwalior Division, Gwalior transferred as Secretary, Revenue Board, Gwalior.
  5. Shri Rajeev Ranjan Meena IAS ( 2012) presently Deputy Secretary, MP Administration transferred as OSD-cum-Commissioner-cum-Director, Institutional Finance.
  6. Shri Rishi Garg IAS ( 2013) presently Deputy Secretary, MP Administration transferred as Deputy Secretary, Cottage & Rural Industries Department.
  7. Shri Swapnil G Wankhade IAS ( 2016) presently  OSD-cum-Commissioner-cum-Director, Institutional Finance transferred as Additional Collector, Satna.
  8. Smt Sanjana Jain IAS ( 2016) presently  Deputy Secretary, Bhopal Gas Tragedy Relief and Rehabilitation and Deputy Secretary, Public Health & Medical Education Department transferred as CEO, Zila Panchayat, Satna.
  9. Smt Rekha Rathore IAS ( 2018) presently CEO, Zila Panchayat, Jhabua transferred as Additional Collector, Khargoan.

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5 IAS Transfers in Delhi Govt | Indian Bureaucracy Exclusive

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5 IAS Reshuffle in Delhi Govt – Indian Bureaucracy News | Delhi Govt has reshuffled 5 IAS  Officers across the state with immediate effect , the names of the officers are :

  1. Shri Prashant Goyal IAS ( 1993) presently awaiting posting orders now posted as Principal Secretary-cum-Commissioner, Transport.
  2. Shri Navin Kumar Choudhary IAS (1994) presently awaiting posting orders now posted as Principal Secretary, Irrigation and Flood Control Department with additional charge of Principal Secretary, General Administration Department (GAD) and Principal Secretary, Admi Reforms.
  3. Smt Mitali Namchoom IAS (2011) presently awaiting posting orders now posted as Director, Women and Child Development (WCD).
  4. Shri Krishna Kumar IAS (2010) presently  Director, Women and Child Development (WCD) transferred as Special Secretary, Public Works Department (PWD).
  5. Shri Pankaj Kumar IAS (2012) presently Special Secretary, Public Works Department (PWD) with additional charge of Controller, Weights and Measurement(W&M) and Deputy Commissioner (HQ) transferred as Controller, Weights and Measurement(W&M) with additional charge of Deputy Commissioner (HQ).

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3 Promotions in NHAI | Chief General Manager Level

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NHAI Promotions | Consequent upon recommendations of Search-cum-Selection Committee, the approval of the Competent Authority is hereby conveyed promoting the following General Managers (Technical) of NHAI to the post of Chief General Manager (Technical) in the Pay Scale of Pay Band-4 equivalent to Level 14 of the Pay Matrix as per 7™ CPC, in the order of merit, with effect from the date they assume the charge of the higher post, the names of the Officers are :

  1. Shri Mohammad Safi presently GM (T) NHAI  promoted as Chief General Manager (Technical) , NHAI .
  2. Shri Pawan Kumar Jain presently GM (T) NHAI promoted as Chief General Manager (Technical), NHAI .
  3. Shri Y B Singh presently GM (T) NHAI  promoted as Chief General Manager (Technical) , NHAI.

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Riju Gogoi IAS transferred as Secretary – Home and Political Dept, Assam

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