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In previous Bihar Vidhan Sabha polls, Yadav caste showed near-total loyalty to RJD-led Mahagathbandhan. The alliance is also maintaining and making sustained efforts to the party’s grassroots strength by relying on its most loyal and mobilized base, the Yadavs, an assertive caste bloc. But now the BJP has aggressively fielded MP Chief Minister Dr Mohan Yadav to counter Tejashwi Yadav, the proposed CM face of Mahagathbandhan. Dr Yadav – one of the star campaigners of the party - is now in heavy demand for campaigning in favour of NDA candidates in different parts of Bihar and on October 31, he was in Patna, campaigning in two Assembly segments. Now the voters are comparing Dr Yadav and Tejashwi Yadav. Dr Yadav’s family has no political lineage unlike Tejashwi Yadav. Also, Dr Yadav graduated from Vikram University, Ujjain with a BSc degree. He also pursued his academic interest and completed MA and LLB. He did not stop here and also studied Master of Business Administration and Doctorate of Philosophy. One more fact that is touching voters is, his family did not reside with him in Chief Minister’s bungalow. He is a gentle and down-to-earth politician. However, Tejashwi Yadav lacks all these qualities. So, for the electorate, it is also a battle of sorts for Dr Mohan Yadav and Tejashwi Yadav.
Nitish Kumar: Longest serving Chief Minister but not contested Assembly polls in last 20 years
Nitish Kumar – who remains the state’s longest serving Chief Minister - hasn’t contested a Bihar Assembly election in decades. The Bihar CM, instead, chooses the Legislative Council route to join the state Assembly. The last time Nitish Kumar was part of the Bihar Assembly was in 1985, since then he has only contested the state Assembly election once in 1995 from Harnaut. However, he did not retain his seat as he chose to remain a Lok Sabha MP. Kumar contested three consecutive Bihar Assembly elections in 1977, 1980 and 1985, but managed to win only once, in 1985. He then shifted his focus to national politics, contesting six Lok Sabha elections - 1989, 1991, 1996, 1998, 1999 and 2004. He won the Lok Sabha polls each time. In 2004, he contested Parliament elections from both Barh and Nalanda; although he lost in Barh, he secured a win in Nalanda. That election marked the last time Nitish Kumar personally entered the electoral fray.
Deterrence signalling amid Pak Army Chief’s Bangladesh visit Gen Sahir Mirza met BD Army Chief Oct 28. UAE Army visit (Oct 28) is tied to joint ops?
- IPS Puneet Gehlod: 9,000+ CCTV Cameras, 22,000 Citizens Connected, and ₹1.25 Crore Returned in Cyber Frauds in Dewas
- Exercise Trishul (Tri-Services)?
- 1600 PSBs employees quit?
- Surprise visits by Secretary of Finance M. Nagaraju to public sector banks have had a positive impact!
- First time in Himachal Pradesh history: No regular appointments on all 3 top administrative posts
- CBDT/CBIC cadre reshuffle likely
- Tenure of Sandeep Kumar Gupta as CMD, GAIL ending soon
- Ms Sarika Aggarwal Synrem appointed as CVO, RCIL
- Sonal Bajaj appointed as Director (Fin), NPCIL
- Jai Prakash Pandey appointed as Joint DG, Civil Aviation
- Brij Mishra appointed as Joint Secretary, Commerce
- Neeraj Kharwal appointed as MD, ITPO
- Sudeep Shrivastava appointed as Joint Secretary, Electronics &IT
- Siljo V K appointed as DDG, UIDAI
- Manish Tiwari appointed as Joint Secretary, WDRA
- Lokesh Kumar Sharma appointed as ED, FCI
- Ms Hema Jaiswal appointed as ED, FCI
- Harsha Mangla appointed as Joint Secretary, Health
- Gaya Prasad appointed as Joint Secretary, MHA
- Ms Shruti Singh appointed as Joint Secretary, I&B
- Ms Roli Shukla Malge appointed as FA &CAO, EPFO
- Rajendra Kumar Agrawal appointed as Additional Secretary, UPSC
- Jai Prakash Shivahare appointed as Joint Secretary, DPIIT
- Vikash Gupta appointed as Commissioner, KVS
- Ashish Nath appointed as CVO, NHAI
- Sasanka Sarmah appointed as CVO, NEEPCO
- Influx of international tourists slide into decline after rename
- 4 IRS officers attached to different units
- 4 IRS Officers to join GST Appellate as Joint Registrar
- General PSU Recruitment Trends
- Capt. Santoshkumar Darokar promoted as Principal Officer-cum-Joint DG, DG Shipping
- Dr Phukon is Director on DICGC, Board of Directors
- Chairperson, Debts Recovery Appellate Tribunal post advertised
- Chief Executive Officer post advertised for NCGTC
- RLDA advertises JGM/ DGM (Elec Engg), Delhi posts
- List of 22 provisionally selected candidates for National Overseas Scholarship 2025-26 issued
- MHA seeks Dy Director (Implementation), Official Language dept
- WB seeks Investment Officer, Angola
- ITDC observes Vigilance Awareness Week 2025 (UPDATED)
- Sanjay Garg joins as Director General, Bureau of Indian Standards (UPDATED)
- GST revenue soars in October (UPDATED)
- Gayatri Rathore is also PS, WCD in Rajasthan (UPDATED)
- 16 IFoS officers get new postings in Punjab (UPDATED)
- FDI Speculation
- Abhijeet Goswami appointed Addl. Director, Suvidha Infraestate Corporation Ltd
- Alok Dhir appointed Addl. Director, JK Cement Ltd
- Mrs Devika Ohri appointed Addl. Director, Shree Krishna Paper Mills & Industries Ltd
- Harsadsinh Rana appointed Addl. Director, Gujarat Natural Resources Ltd
- Pankaj Joshi quits as Chairman & MD, Gujarat State Petronet Ltd
- Riya Vipulbhai Kanani steps down as Ind. Director, H.M. Electro Mech Ltd
IPS Puneet Gehlod is a 2017 Batch Officer of MP cadre and is currently posted as Superintendent of Police in Dewas, Madhya Pradesh. The foundation of his mission is simple yet transformative: Policing with the people, for the people and by the people.
In Dewas, his approach has shifted policing from being reactive to proactive by building meaningful continuous engagement with the community.
Breaking, the perception that the police arrives only after a crime has occurred, SP Gehlod introduced the Police Chaupal initiative. Every evening,after the roll call at 5 PM, SHOs and ATPOs leave their police stations and go directly into villages and city wards, meeting people where they are.Even if there is no specific complaint, the dialogue continues.This direct presence during the crucial evening hours not only prevents disturbances like fights,alcohol-related issues and other conflicts but also builds trust.
But the Chaupal is not just about presence it follows a structured agenda:-
The first focus is CCTV penetration under Operation Trinetram meaning Third Eye. Dewas today stands among the leading districts of the state with over 9,000 cameras installed across nearly 1,000 villages worth ₹4 crore, largely mobilized through community motivation. Gehlod has made technology a positive tool and collective shield for its people.
The second major component is cyber awareness. Earlier, victims of cyber frauds often did not know how to respond or where to go. Through consistent awareness about the helpline 1930, reporting of cybercrime has increased nearly four times and swift action has ensured that ₹1.25 crore has been returned to citizens under Operation Cyber.
The third transformative initiative is Digital Police Mitra a network of 1,100+ WhatsApp groups connecting 22,000+ citizens across Dewas. This has become a real time intelligence and awareness system. Whether sharing emergency guidelines during critical situations, preventing harassment by mass-reporting objectionable online content or solving serious crimes, the community responds instantly. In one case, when a bank employee was robbed of ₹22 lakh, CCTV visuals shared in the group led to identification and arrest of all accused within just 2 hours and the entire ₹22 lakh was recovered
The network also enables preventive awareness. Recently, after a fatal road accident caused by a truck lacking reflective radium tape, the police quickly shared the incident across these groups emphasizing that radium strips costing only ₹5 can save lives. The message spread across the district overnight. “We are simply organizing and harnessing the public’s strength and capacity The network of citizens is already very strong” He shared
Alongside community policing, Gehlot has also emphasized timely justice for the victim. By digitally integrating police, hospitals, prosecution and courts, Dewas achieved fast investigation in 81% of cases, with 68% charge sheets filed reducing manpower waste and allowing the police to focus on core policing. This pilot project has streamlined processes under the new criminal laws and is now being replicated to other districts. “Previously, delays happened because the police, hospital, forensic labs, prosecution, and courts all worked on separate systems. Officers spent a lot of time physically carrying files and reports from one place to another” he explained
Operation Pavitra another initiative, strong action against habitual offenders has further restored public confidence.With ₹25 crore enforced in bonds and measurable reductions in crimes such as vehicle theft and knife violence has made everyday life safer.
With the evolving nature of crime such as cybercrime and increasing urbanization, IPS Gehlod is setting a benchmark for the most effective policing model- one that works with the community.
Massive Tri-services drills off Saurashtra/Arabian Sea, Kutch/Sir Creek, Jodhpur/Barmer/Jaisalmer. The tone and tenor of Defence Minister Rajnath Singh and Army Chief Gen Upendra Dwivedi is significant that Operation Sindoor is “not over”.
A recent RTI has revealed that around 1600 employees of public sector banks have quit in the last two and a half years. Why people are leaving jobs in PSBs, is a matter of concern.
The surprise visits by Secretary of Finance M. Nagaraju to public sector banks have had a positive impact on consumer-facing objectives by highlighting critical gaps in customer service. These unannounced checks revealed long wait times, unsatisfactory behavior from officials, and how these banks lag behind private banks in customer interaction standards. Nagaraju's visits brought immediate attention to the need for improved courtesy and responsiveness at bank branches, urging staff to enhance their service attitudes. The visits also reinforced the importance of customer satisfaction, prompting banks to focus more on behavioral improvements, grievance redressal efficiency, and financial inclusion at the grassroots level. Overall, these surprise inspections have driven banks to prioritize customer experience and accountability more rigorously, leading to better service delivery outcomes for consumers.
For the first time in Himachal’s administrative history, the three highest positions in governance - the Chief Secretary (CS), the Director General of Police (DGP), and the Principal Chief Conservator of Forests, who is the Head of Forest Force (PCCF HoFF) - are all being held by officers with additional charge rather than regular appointments. According to the senior bureaucrats, this practice may not stand the test of law, if challenged. Following the retirement of former Chief Secretary Prabodh Saxena, the state government appointed Sanjay Gupta as Acting Chief Secretary on an interim basis. The DGP’s post, vacated by Dr. Atul Verma, has been held by Ashok Tiwari with additional charge for over five months, while Sanjay Sood continues to officiate as PCCF–HoFF since the retirement of Pawanesh Kumar.
Next major CBDT/CBIC cadre reshuffle is likely in mid-November 2025 focussed on Pr. CCIT/CCIT level.
The tenure of Sandeep Kumar Gupta as Chairman & Managing Director, GAIL (India) Limited is coming to an end on February 28, 2026.
Ms Sarika Aggarwal Synrem has been appointed as CVO in RailTel Corporation of India Limited (RCIL). She is a 2001 batch IDAS officer.
Sonal Bajaj has been appointed as Director (Finance), Nuclear Power Corporation Limited (NPCIL). Bajaj is a 1998 batch IRS-C&IT officer.
Jai Prakash Pandey has been appointed as Joint Director General, Directorate General of Civil Aviation. He is a 2003 batch IRPS officer.
Brij Mishra has been appointed as Joint Secretary, Department of Commerce. He is a 2008 batch IAS officer of UT cadre.
Neeraj Kharwal has been appointed as Managing Director, India Trade Promotion Organization (ITPO). He is a 2007 batch IAS officer of UD cadre.
Sudeep Shrivastava has been appointed as Joint Secretary, Ministry of Electronics & Information Technology. He is a 2001 batch IRSSE officer.
Siljo V K has been appointed as Deputy Director General, Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI). He is a 2004 batch ISS officer.
Manish Tiwari has been appointed as Joint Secretary, Warehousing Development & Regulatory Authority (WDRA). He is a 1995 batch IRTS officer.
Lokesh Kumar Sharma has been appointed as Executive Director, Food Corporation of India (FCI). He is a 1998 batch IOFS officer.
Ms Hema Jaiswal has been appointed as Executive Director, Food Corporation of India. She is a 2004 batch ISS officer.
Harsh Mangla has been appointed as Joint Secretary, Department of Health & Family Welfare. He is a 2008 batch IAS officer of Jharkhand cadre.
Gaya Prasad has been appointed as Joint Secretary, Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA). He is a 1996 batch ISS officer.
Ms Shruti Singh has been appointed as Joint Secretary, Ministry of Information & Broadcasting. She is a 2004 batch IAS officer of Punjab cadre.
Ms Roli Shukla Malge has been appointed as FA & CAO, Employees' Provident Fund Organization (EPFO). She is a 2002 batch IA &AS officer.
Rajendra Kumar Agrawal has been appointed as Additional Secretary at Joint Secretary level, Union Public Service Commission (UPSC). He is a 2000 batch IRPS officer.
Jai Prakash Shivahare has been appointed as Joint Secretary, Department of Promotion of Industry & Internal Trade. He is a 2002 batch IAS officer of Gujarat cadre.
Vikash Gupta has been appointed as Commissioner, Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan (KVS). He is a 2001 batch IAS officer of Haryana cadre.
Ashish Nath has been appointed as CVO in National Highway Authority of India (NHAI). He is a 1999 batch IDSE officer.
Sasanka Sarmah has been appointed as CVO, North Eastern Electronic Power Corporation Limited (NEEPCO), Shillong. He is a 2002 batch IRPS officer.
The City of Aurangabad, Maharashtra is reported to have lost an influx of international tourists after its name changed as ‘Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar’. Soon after renaming the city, the tourism industry started sliding into decline as Aurangabad is known in the world for its world heritage sites such as Ajanta & Ellora, Bibi Ka Maqbara, Daulatabad fort and Araamgaha of Aurangzeb. City’s new name ‘Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar’ is strange for international tourists.
The CBIC has attached 4 IRS(C&IT) officers to different units temporarily. Accordingly, N. Naresh, Addl Commissioner, Visakhapatnam GST & CX Zone, Vipul Gupta, Addl Commissioner, DGPM, Delhi, Anand Kumar Jha, Addle Commissioner, Meerut Zone and Hemant Kumar, Joint Commissioner, Panchkula Zone.
Four IRS(C&IT Officers has been posted as the GST Appellate as Joint Registrars. Ghagare Sachin Bhagwant, (2015 batch) will join GST Appellate Tribunal (GSTAT) at Pune, Suneetinder Singh Walia,(2015 batch), posted at GST Appellate Tribunal, Chandigarh, Ms. Arnika Yadav,(2015 batch), at GST Appellate Tribunal, Lucknow and Balaji Manoharan,(2015 batch), posted at GST Appellate Tribunal, Chennai. Their tenure will be three years.
Over 15,545 government job openings in PSUs as of October 2025, including new joinings for roles in engineering, IT, and finance across entities like BPCL and AAI. Applications for 2025-26 cycles (e.g., GATE-based) are closing soon.
Capt. Santoshkumar Sahebrao Darokar, Deputy Nautical Advisor-cum-Senior Deputy Director General (Technical), has been promoted to the grade of Principal Officer (Nautical)-cum-Joint Director General (Technical) in the Directorate General of Shipping.
Dr Abhijit Phukon has been nominated Director on the Board of Directors of Deposit Insurance and Credit Guarantee Corporation (DICGC). Prior to this, he was serving as Economic Advisor, Department of Financial Services. He is a 2004 batch IES officer.
Selection for the post of Chairperson in Debts Recovery Appellate Tribunal. Applications must reach latest by December 8, 2025.
Applications have been invited for the post of Chief Executive Officer in the National Credit Guarantee Trustee Company Ltd. Applications must reach the latest by November 11, 2025.
Rail Land Development Authority (RLDA) has advertised the post of Joint General Manager/ Deputy General Manager (Electrical Engineering), Delhi on deputation basis. Applications must reach latest by December 12, 2025.
Ministry of Tribal Affairs has issued a list of 22 provisionally selected candidates for National Overseas Scholarship Scheme 2025-26. Details can be availed from the ministry’s website.
Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) is seeking Deputy Director (Implementation), Department of Official Language. Details can be availed from the ministry’s website.
The World Bank is seeking Investment Officer, Upstream & Advisory-Manufacturing, Agribusiness and Services for Luanda, Angola. Applications must reach latest by November 14, 2025.
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India Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC), a public sector undertaking under the Ministry of Tourism, Government of India, successfully observed Vigilance Awareness Week 2025 from 27th October to 2nd November 2025. The week-long activities were held under the theme, ‘सतर्कता: हमारी साझा जि म्मेदारी / Vigilance: Our Shared Responsibility’ highlighting the collective role of individuals, institutions, and society in fostering transparency, integrity, and accountability. Speaking on the occasion, Ms. Mugdha Sinha, IAS, Managing Director, ITDC, said: “Observing Vigilance Awareness Week gives ITDC an opportunity to reflect, engage and collectively reaffirm our commitment to transparency & accountability. The Tourism and Hospitality – or any other industry - rests on the foundation of ethical conduct.” Sunil Kumar Sharma, CVO, ITDC added: In line with Central Vigilance Commission (CVC) directives, ITDC continues to strengthen preventive vigilance measures across its Offices and Hotels, including timely disposal of complaints, enhanced asset management systems and digital vigilance initiatives.’’ The observance began with employees across ITDC’s Corporate Offices, Hotels, Catering Units, Regional Offices, Ashok Travels & Tours, the Ashok Institute of Hospitality & Tourism Management (AIHTM), and other divisions taking the Integrity Pledge. ITDC also marked the week through a series of engaging activities organized by AIHTM students, including Poster Making, Slogan Writing, Debate, and Quiz competitions, encouraging participants to share their vision of a corruption-free and vigilant India. Additionally, interactive sessions by external experts were conducted, featuring a capacity-building workshop on preventive vigilance held for ITDC employees, aimed at enhancing awareness and fostering a culture of integrity across the organization. As part of the ITDC’s community engagement efforts, a powerful Nukkad Natak was performed by students to spread awareness about the importance of Vigilance in everyday life. The week also featured a Walkathon, flagged off by CVO, ITDC symbolizing collective commitment towards transparency and ethical conduct.
Sanjay Garg has assumed the charge as Director General of the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS), the National Standards Body of India. He is a 1994 batch IAS officer of Kerala cadre.
The Government of India has collected a revenue of ₹1,95,936 crores from Gross Goods and Services Tax (GST) for October 2025, registering a 4.6% increase compared to ₹1,87,346 crores for the same month last year.
Mrs Gayatri A Rathore, PS, Medical & Health and Family Welfare Department and Panchayati Raj (Medical & Heath) Department, will also hold charge of PS, Women and Child Development and Panchayati Raj (Women and Child Development) Department, Rajasthan, Jaipur, in addition to her own duties. She is a 1997 batch IAS officer of Rajasthan cadre.
As many as 16 officers of Indian Forest Survive (IFoS) have been given new postings in Punjab. Basanta Raj Kumar has been appointed as Chief Wildlife Warden, while Charchil Kumar takes over as Additional Principal Chief Conservator of Forests (Administration and Coordination) and Nidhi Srivastava was made the Chief Conservator of Forests (Plains). Similarly, Mahavir Singh has been posted as Chief Conservator of Forests (Hilly Area; Nalin Yadav as Director, Chhatbir Zoo; Mrs Geetanjali as Chief Conservator of Forests, FCA; Vishal Chauhan as Conservator of Forests, Ferozepur Circle; Harjinder Singh as Conservator of Forests, Bist Circle, Jalandhar; Mrs Vidya Sagri as DFO, M&E, Office of PCCF (HoFF); Kulraj Singh as DFO (Wildlife), Hoshiarpur; Amneet Singh as DFO, SAS Nagar; Dharamvir Dairu as DFO, Hoshiarpur; Mrs Monika Devi as DFO (W/L), Roopnagar; Amit Chauhan as DFO, Bathinda; Kaushal Kishore as DFO, Sangrur and Mrs Harpreet Kaur will join as DFO (W/L), Ferozepur.
Predictions of $4B inflows if 49% cap approved, narrowing valuation gap with private banks. RBI discussions ongoing; could boost governance via foreign expertise. If management tenures remain unstable (e.g., CEOs changing mid-term), inflows may underwhelm.
Abhijeet Goswami has been appointed as Additional Non-Executive Director of Suvidha Infraestate Corporation Limited.
Alok Dhir has been appointed as Additional Director (Non-Executive, Independent) of JK Cement Limited.
Mrs Devika Ohri has been appointed as Additional Director (Non-Executive, Independent) of Shree Krishna Paper Mills & Industries Limited.
Harsadsinh Rana has been appointed as Additional Director (Independent) of Gujarat Natural Resources Limited.
Pankaj Joshi, IAS, has resigned from the position of Chairman and Managing Director of Gujarat State Petronet Limited.
Riya Vipulbhai Kanani has resigned from the position of Non-Executive Independent Director of HM Electro Mech Limited.
Action taken for overstaying in government accommodation
Information about the policy and instructions regarding the allotment of Government accommodation (Residences, Covered Car Parks, Camp Offices) to the incumbent or Ex. Ministers of Cabinet/State/ Deputy or equivalent status, incumbent or Ex. Member of Parliament between May 1, 2001 and October 30, 2023 was sought by the appellant. Further information about who had overstayed in the Government accommodation, the penal rent collected and copy of notices served etc. was also sought. The PIO replied that the information sought in the instant RTI Application is voluminous as the Appellant is seeking information for 22 years which requires collection and collation of data and providing the same would divert the time and resources of the public authority as per the provisions of Section 7 (9) of the RTI Act. The CIC declined to intervene in the matter observing that a person holds a public office does not, per se, render all personal information subject to public disclosure. The CIC pointed out that public interest is different from public curiosity.
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There has been a long standing discussion about defining the boundaries of Public Interest - Information which is of interest to the public and something which is in the public interest. It raises a pertinent question whether any amount which has been condoned for overstaying in government accommodation should be disclosed.
Citation: Saurabh Kumar v. Directorate of Estates, File No: CIC/DOEST/A/2024/124871; Date of Decision: 09.09.2025
Dr Anuradha Verma (dranuradhaverma@yahoo.co.in) is a RTI Consultant currently working with IIM Vishakhapatnam. She has co-authored the books PIO’s Guide to RTI and Right to Information – Law and Practice. Her weekly article is being published since 2008 on this site. She offers consultancy on RTI matters and third party audit to individuals / organisations. Her other articles can be read at the website of RTI Foundation at the link https://www.rtifoundationofindia.com
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