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Two IAS officers shifted in AP

Mrs A Surya Kumari, who is waiting for posting, has been posted as Vice Chairman & Managing Director, AP Civil Supplies Corporation while present incumbent K Ramgopal was told to report before the…

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27 IRTS officers get Selection Grade

As many as 27 officers of Indian Railway Traffic Service (IRTS) have been accorded Selection Grade with effect from January 1, 2018. The officers are: Neelima Singh, IRITM; Gaurav Gaur, NWR; Anurag Pa…

NBCC celebrates Women’s Day
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NBCC celebrates Women’s Day

Women Employees of NBCC celebrated 3rd edition of International Women’s day on March at Hotel Lalit in New Delhi. Eminent kathak dancers Mrs Kamalini Asthana and Mrs Nalini Asthana were present …

BEL wins 4 PRCI Awards
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BEL wins 4 PRCI Awards

Navratna Defence PSU Bharat Electronics Ltd (BEL) has won four Corporate Collateral Awards of the Public Relations Council of India (PRCI): for its Theme Song video, Corporate Brochure, annual Diary a…

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Minor reshuffle of IAS officers in MP

Five IAS officers have been given new postings in Madhya Pradesh. Accordingly, Mukesh Chand Gupta has been appointed as Secretary, Finance while B S Jamod was made Collector, Ashok Nagar and Bishesh G…

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Powerful bureaucrats of Odisha

Who are powerful bureaucrats in Odisha? If sources of power gallery of Odisha are to be believed three IAS officers are considered to be most power full in the state. They are: Aditya Prasad Padhi, Ch…

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Gallantry Awardees and Indian Railways

Gallantry Awardees and their survivors are said to be not happy with the Railways facility they availing presently. They are give free travel facilities in AC-II class but many a times they are depriv…

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CISF has largest percentage of women

CISF has the largest percentage of women officers and personnel in the rank from constable to IG amongst CAPF. The force has more than 8300 women personnel which are 5.4% of the total strength.