Sarah Mujeeb
Indian Economic Service 2010
Appointments · Government of India
Appointments
Senior appointments in the central government, from DoPT’s list of orders. One line per officer, newest first.
IAS and other services
14 officersThe DoPT list names each officer and ministry, not the post. We say so rather than guess. Open the order for the post.
Akshay Gopal
Indian Audit & Account Service 2016
S Jayavardhan
IAS 2014, Chhattisgarh cadre
Kaviarasan K
Indian Economic Service 2011
Sonal Swaroop
IAS 2012, AGMUT cadre
Pooja Bhat
Indian Defence Accounts Service 2012
Brijesh Pandey and others
IAS 2004, Tripura cadre
Himanshu Khurana
IAS 2015, Uttarakhand cadre
Saju Vaheed A
IAS 2015, Tripura cadre
Shyamal Misra
IAS 1996, Haryana cadre
Rajendra Kumar
IAS 1992, Tamil Nadu cadre
Ujjwal Kumar Ghosh
IAS 2008, Karnataka cadre
Vikas Gupta
IAS 2001, Haryana cadre
Gopal Singh
Indian Forest Service 2003, Bihar cadre
Police officers
5 officersTwo IPS officers of the 1995 batch
- A Y V KrishnaAssam-Meghalaya cadre
- Venugopal NHimachal Pradesh cadre
Sagar Singh Kalsi
IPS 2010, AGMUT cadre
Sudha Singh
IPS 2006, Odisha cadre
Sanjay A. Lathkar
IPS 1995, Jharkhand cadre
From outside the services
8 officersThe DoPT list files these as “Others”: not from a civil service.
Inder Pal Singh Sethi
Goutam Ghosh
Projes Roy
Kiran Kondabagil
Sebastian C. Peter
Two officers
- Mukesh Sharma
- Trilok Singh Panwar
Priya Rai
Other orders
1 orderAppointment of Central Prabhari Officer
The DoPT list gives no names for this order. The order has them.
In the news
2 storiesEach links the government’s own notice. A newspaper report stands in only when we have no notice, and says so.
Satyajit Ray Film and Television Institute students demand Vice-Chancellor Santosh Ajmera’s resignation as their indefinite sit-in enters its second day
The students’ union says it wants a new head willing to meet students and give due weight to their safety. Students have boycotted theoretical classes since September 28, a day after an alleged assault by supporters of the Akhil Bharatiya Grahak Panchayat.
Justice Indira Banerjee links women’s lower share of arbitrator appointments partly to their historically limited representation in the higher judiciary
Speaking at the launch of a study by NALSAR University of Law’s Milon K. Banerji Arbitration Centre, Banerjee said parties often seek retired Supreme Court judges, but few retired women judges are available for appointments.