whispers in the corridors
Broader Cadre Integration Trends
Speculation in bureaucratic networks points to potential inter-zone transfers under the 2017 policy (e.g., from Zone IV to Zone I) by March 2026, driven by “national integration” needs. Predictions include 20-30 IAS/IPS postings to Arunachal Pradesh and Mizoram to address infrastructure gaps, fueled by PM-DevINE expansions. No whispers on specific retirements, but aging AGMUT officers (e.g., 1990s batch) could see phased exits.
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