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This is History (892) Rajbhar likely to leave UP govt Will Kirori Lal be able to bring Meena votes into BJP fold ? At last, Kushwaha quits NDA Kushwaha set to join Yadav's party Meeting to select CIC today Patel's resignation was expected N S Vishwanathan to be interim head of RBI ? No VRS for officers of three PSBs post merger IIM Dirs retirement age capped at 74 yrs Puneet Chawla appointed CMD, Rail Tel Corporation Ltd. Ms Suchitra Durai assumes charge as Ambassador to Thailand Sanjay Verma assumes charge as Ambassador to Spain Tenure of Ajit Kumar as Deputy Secretary, PMO extended Ms Kalpana Mittal Barua returns to parent cadre S P Vashishth appointed as DIGF, Wildlife in EF&CC Mohammed Shayin appointed MD, Haryana Dairy Dev Coop Fed Srinivasan Sridhar appointed BoB’s Shareholder Director Ms Sheila Sangwan re-appointed Non-Official Ind Director, IREL Former SBI Chief Mrs Arundhati Bhattacharya appointed Chairperson of SWIFT India Six IAS officers allocated A-M cadre Bihar to get eight IAS officers Read All Whispers....		Four IAS officers allocated TN cadre 11 IAS officers increased in WB cadre Four IAS officers allocated to Jharkhand Punjab to get three IAS officers Five IAS allocated Odisha cadre Five IAS officers allocated to HP cadre Two IAS officers given J &K cadre Uttarakhand to get three IAS officers AP IAS strength to increase by eight Five IAS officers allocated Chhattisgarh cadre Small delay cost IAS 2nd Topper heavily ? Employees asked to bask in sun to reduce risk of vitamin D deficiency _Three officers of 1981 batch to retire next year No 1982 batch IAS officer in Rajasthan Two IRSE officers transferred Two IRTS officers transferred as ADRM Potluri Radhakrishna selected as Director (Prod), BDL (UPDATED) Harishwar Dayal joins as DG Personnel, MES (UPDATED) Three officers quit Indian Revenue Service (UPDATED) Maj Gen B G Gilganchi assumes charge as Addl DG, NCC Directorate (Kerala & LD) (UPDATED) Anil Mukim is also Secretary, Petroleum for a while (UPDATED) Read All Whispers....		Corporate Headlines Aggarwal appointed Chief Business Officer of Walmart India Ms Rai appointed Addl Dir of Allied Computers International (Asia) Ltd Mondkar appointed CS of Merck Ltd Mrs Anand appointed Independent Director of Crompton Greaves Consumer Electricals Banerjee quits as Independent Director of Oriental Trimex Rajaraman appointed Independent Director of VR Woodart Ltd Ms Jha is CS of Frontier Informatics Read All News... DEBATE – What will be the political scenario in the country after 2 What people say about us! Real exponential growth. Keep it up. V Nayak FORUM DM/Collector be penalised for dereliction of duty The DM/Collector is overall incharge of the law and order of the district. It is he, who should first be removed for dereliction of duty. Parth Simplification of CGHS referral procedures :- I too am of the opinion that the referral to a hospital should include the permission for all the tests and investigations. Otherwise one has first to visit the CGHS dispensary, for permission for referral (Day 1), thereafter go to the hospital (Day 2),come back for permission for investigations (Day 3), get investigations done (Day 4), go to hospital with investigation reports (Day 5), come back to dispensary for medicines (Day 6), wait for another day or so for medicines not immediately available in the dispensary (Day 7). Thus presuming that investigation reports are available the same day, and holidays /Sundays etc do not disrupt this schedule, one would get the medicines required only after a week. Pal RTI Study material from IGNOU Through his RTI application, the applicant sought information regarding whether the Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) had received his registered letter in respect of his ANC-01 Study Material, reasons for delay in receiving of his study material, total number of temporary and permanent employees in their office etc. Before the CIC, the applicant stated that the requisite information was received by him after a prolonged delay. The CIC noted that the Applicant had received the information sought by him after a substantial period of delay which was against the spirit of the RTI Act, 2005. Therefore, the CIC cautioned the PIO to exercise due care in future to ensure that correct and complete information is furnished timely to the RTI applicant(s) as per provisions of the Act failing which penal proceedings under Section 20 shall be initiated. Comments The case depicts the myriad ways in which the citizens are using the RTI Act to improve the delivery of services to them. The PIO was fortunate to get away with a reprimand and not a penalty of Rs. 250/- for each day of delay in replying to the RTI application. Citation: Mr. Virender Singh v. CPIO, Indira Gandhi National Open University in CIC/IGNOU /A/2017/171940-BJ, Date of Decision: 16.11.2018 INTERVEW Maharashtra attracts maximum number of foreign tourists in India- says P J Nainduttia MD MTDC

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