Delhi: 5 IAS Officers Transferred, IAS Manoj Dwivedi Named As Special Secretary in Administrative Reforms Department
- Indian Masterminds Bureau
- Published on 4 Sep 2022, 10:02 pm IST
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Highlights
2010 batch IAS officer of the Arunachal Pradesh-Goa-Mizoram and Union Territory (AGMUT) cadre, RN Sharma, who is currently working as Labour Commissioner, has been given the additional charge of director DIP cum special secretary Information and Publicity and CEO of Shabdarth.
In a big move in Delhi’s bureaucracy, AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal led Delhi government has been transferred and posted five IAS officers as well as the additional director of Information and Publicity of the Delhi government.
2003 batch IAS officer of DANICS cadre, Manoj Dwivedi, who is working as additional director with additional charge of director of Directorate of Information and Publicity(DIP), CEO Shabdarth, and senior general manager of Delhi State Civil Supplies Corporation DSCSC, has been transferred as special secretary in Administrative Reforms department, said an order of Services department.
2010 batch IAS officer of the Arunachal Pradesh-Goa-Mizoram and Union Territory (AGMUT) cadre, RN Sharma, who is currently working as Labour Commissioner, has been given the additional charge of director DIP cum special secretary Information and Publicity and CEO of Shabdarth.Related Stories
Technical Training Education Alice Vaz, a 2005-batch IAS officer, is posted as commissioner cum secretary higher education and TTE along with additional charge of the secretary information and publicity.
Commissioner Trade and Taxes S B Deepak Kumar, also a 2005-batch IAS officer, will have the additional charge of Delhi government’s policy think tank Dialogue and Development Commission (DDC).
A 2008-batch IAS officer, Information and Publicity Secretary C R Garg will now take charge as Secretary, Art, Culture and Language.
Development Commissioner A K Singh, a 1995-batch IAS, will have additional charge of principal secretary, Environment, Forest, and Cooperatives.
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