Ms. Ankita Chakravarty IAS (AGMUT 2013) presently Private Secretary to the Minister for Women & Child Development (Smt. Annpurna Devi) , M/o Women & Child Development has been appointed as Deputy Secretary – Department of Drinking Water & Sanitation on lateral shift upto 30.11.2027 (i.e. for the balance period of her four years central deputation tenure at Deputy Secretary level under the Central Staffing Scheme) .
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Shri A Muthukumar IAS (Jharkhand 2009) appointed as Private Secretary to the Vice Chairperson (Dr. Suman K Bery), NITI Aayog ( level of Director ) upto 04.12.2027 .
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Shri Abhay Jain presently Director- Central Secretariat Service has been appointed as Officer on Special Duty to the Minister of State for Corporate Affairs and Road Transport & Highways (Shri Harsh Malhotra) in the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (level of Director) for a period upto 30.09.2028.
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Shri Vinay Kaushal IRS (IT 2011), presently Private Secretary to Shri Ashwini Vaishnaw, Minister for Railways, Information & Broadcasting, and Electronics & Information Technology, in the Ministry of Information & Broadcasting, has been given curtailment of tenure, for further posting.
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Indian Bureaucracy, Delhi, February 27, 2025| The Delhi government has ordered appointment of five AGMUT cadre IAS officers to various roles, including three officers in the Chief Minister’s Office (CMO) – two as Secretaries and one as Special Secretary. Additionally, the government has approved the transfer of two IAS officers, including senior bureaucrat Madhu Rani Teotia, from central deputation to the Government of the National Capital Territory of Delhi (GNCTD).
Senior bureaucrat Shri Azimul Haque has been appointed as the full-time CEO of the Delhi Waqf Board, a highly sensitive position, which he previously held as an additional charge.
The detailed list of officers and their new assignments is provided below.
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Sh. Ajay Kumar Sharma, Director (Personnel), SJVN presided over the Closing Ceremony of 24th Inter-CPSU Cricket Tournament at Chandigarh. SJVN successfully organized the tournament under the aegis of Power Sports Control Board from 22nd Feb to 27th Feb 2025.
Sh. Ajay Kumar Sharma awarded Trophies, Medals and Certificates to Winning Teams. Speaking on the occasion, Sh. Sharma said that such events not only provide an opportunity to enhance sporting skills but also provide a platform to interact, make new friends and explore new places. He further congratulated the winners and appreciated all the teams for exhibiting sportsmanship. He also appreciated the efforts of Team SJVN involved in successfully organizing the event.
The final match of the tournament was played between POWERGRID and NHPC. Due to inclement weather, the match was called off and both POWERGRID and NHPC were declared joint winners of the tournament. Best Batsman of the Tournament trophy was awarded to Sh. Jason J. Lamare from NEEPCO, Best Bowler of the Tournament was conferred to Sh. Abhishek Yadav from NHPC And Player of the Tournament trophy was awarded to Sh. Sandeep Malhotra from Grid Controller of India. The second Runners up trophy was clinched by DVC.
In the tournament, thirteen teams from Ministry of Power (MoP), Central Electricity Authority (CEA), Bhakra Beas Management Board (BBMB), Bureau of Energy Efficiency (BEE), Damodar Valley Corporation (DVC), Grid Controller of India, North Eastern Electric Power Corporation (NEEPCO), NHPC, Power Finance Corporation (PFC), Power Grid Corporation of India, Rural Electrification Corporation (REC), THDC India and SJVN participated.
The event witnessed enthusiastic participation and support from employees and sports enthusiasts, making it a memorable celebration of cricket and corporate sportsmanship. The tournament served as a platform for fostering stronger bonds among CPSUs while promoting a culture of sports within the corporate sector.
Shri Manmohan Chopra HPSS presently Under Secretary (Ayush) – Himachal Pradesh, Shimla has been transferred and posted as Under Secretary (Home) – Himachal Pradesh, Shimla.
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Oil India Limited (OIL), a Maharatna CPSE and a leading energy company in India,
has announced a significant improvement in its 2024 CDP (formerly Carbon Disclosure Project) ratings, reflecting its dedication to sustainability. In its first year of response, OIL elevated its Climate Change rating from F to C and secured a B- in Water Security, marking a milestone in its environmental efforts.
The upgraded Climate Change rating highlights OIL’s enhanced transparency and proactive measures in reducing carbon emissions, adopting cleaner energy solutions, and aligning with global environmental standards. The B- rating in Water Security underscores the company’s initiatives in sustainable water usage, conservation, and wastewater management, showcasing its commitment to responsible water stewardship.
On the occasion, Dr Ranjit Rath, Chairman and Managing Director, OIL, stated that
we are proud to see OIL’s sustainability initiatives yielding positive outcomes. The
improved CDP ratings are a testament to our focused approach to addressing climate change and water security challenges. As a responsible energy company, we remain committed to reducing our environmental footprint and driving sustainable growth.
OIL also unveiled its ESG Strategy under project ‘Santulan’, at India Energy Week
2025 in New Delhi, outlining a comprehensive roadmap for GHG reduction aligned
with its 2040 Net Zero target, water neutrality, plastic waste management, and
biodiversity conservation.
Aligned with India’s climate goals and the global energy transition, OIL continues to
adopt innovative technologies, improve resource efficiency, and enhance environmental disclosures. The company remains steadfast in its mission to further strengthen its sustainability performance in the years ahead.
Karur Vysya Bank (KVB) announced the inauguration of its 6 new branches in Tamil Nadu & Andhra Pradesh today. These branches will offer a comprehensive range of banking services like accounts, deposits and loans including savings and current accounts etc., During the financial year 2024-25, the bank added 35 branches and the bank now has 877 branches.
The new branches that were opened today:
1. 872 nd Branch – Salem (Cherry Road) – inaugurated by Mr. Balasubramaniyan, Deputy
Commissioner, Salem Corporation
2. 873 rd Branch – Proddatur (Andhra Pradesh) – inaugurated by Mr. Mallikarjuna,
Municipal Commissioner, Proddatur
3. 874 th Branch – Tiruvallur (Manavala Nagar) – inaugurated by Mr. Thirunavukkarasu,
Municipal Commissioner, Tiruvallur
4. 875 th Branch – Trichy (Melachinthamani) – inaugurated by Dr. Kumaravel, Dean,
Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Government Hospital, Trichy
5. 876 th Branch – Chennai (Chitlapakkam) – inaugurated by Mrs. Sasikala, Deputy
Commissioner, Tambaram City Municipal Corporation
6. 877 th Branch – Tiruppur (Neruperichal) – inaugurated by Mr. Chikkannan, Trustee,
M N Chickkanna Chettiar Trust, Tiruppur
The new branches shall cater to all basic banking transactions and also specific needs of
customers, offering the entire spectrum of banking products and financial services covering
Retail, Institutional and Consumer lending.
KVB offers Internet Banking and Mobile Banking facilities. KVB DLite, the Mobile Banking
app of the Bank offers convenience of financial and non-financial services through 150+
features. The app has been recently upgraded with several customer friendly features.
Presently Karur Vysya Bank has touch points in the form of 877 branches and 2200+ ATMs & cash recyclers. The Bank continues to grow with its strong financials. The bank’s total business was Rs. 1,81,993 crores as on 31.12.2024 with a deposit base of Rs. 99,155 cr. and advances at Rs. 82,838 cr. The bank had posted its highest ever net profit of Rs. 1,605 cr. during the last financial year. The Net Profit for the nine months of the current fiscal was Rs. 1,428 crores. Net NPA of the Bank was 0.20%.
Mr. Th Vikramjit Singh IPS (Manipur 2004) presently Superintendent of Police (SP)- Kakching has been transferred and posted as Commandant – 10th IRB.
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Shri Vlnay Modi HPAS (2011) presently Additional Director, Revenue Training Institute, Jogindernagar, District Mandi, Himachal Pradesh has been transferred and posted as Member Secretary- H.P. State Commissioner for SCs, HQ at Una, District Una Himachal Pradesh.
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Shri Shrikesh B Lathkar IAS (Andhra Pradesh 2011) presently Private Secretary (at Deputy Secretary level) to the Minister for Civil Aviation (Shri Kinjarapu Rammohan Naidu) has been re-designated as Private Secretary (at Director level) to the same Minister in the M/o Civil Aviation upto 03.12.2029 or on co-terminus basis with the Minister .
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