Ravi Shanker Srivastava, chairman of Rajasthan State Roadways Transport Corporation, stopped the tender process of e-buses, announced by the transport minister.
The exam will be a common preliminary one for railway service but the main exam for engineers will be on their specialised domain expertise and not general studies.
Appointments Committee of the Union Cabinet has empanelled four non-IAS officers as secretaries and at least one of them was elevated to secretary level.
R. Subrahmanyam will now be secretary, Department of Social Justice and Empowerment. He will be replaced by Amit Khare, the school education secretary.
Mishra, the principal secretary to Narendra Modi, has the final word on what reaches the PM, has direct access to Modi and works closely with Amit Shah.
Nitish Kumar, in his 14 year as Bihar CM, has always relied on civil servants loyal to him rather than career politicians, leading to a powerful lobby.
Alongside buying into the grift that is dating apps, the girlies are also installing astrology apps like Astrotalk to investigate the same tired mystery—will he ever text back?
Aquaculture is the fastest growing food sector in Africa, offering significant returns on investment for all involved and achieving the continent’s goals for food security, dignified livelihoods and economic growth.
Bihar is blessed with a land more fertile for revolutions than any in India. Why has it fallen so far behind then? Constant obsession with politics is at the root of its destruction.
Such a biased article. No discussion of officer’s point of view. Is the author’s suggesting that bureaucracy must ‘toe’ the line set by political masters and become pliant? Well, many states are already down that route. Seems like with such discussions in media, Rajasthan went be far away as well.
Very immature reporting. I fail to appreciate purpose of such news . The question is why Senior Servants are allegedly not listening to illegal orders of Ministers? As public servants they have a duty to uphold law, constitution and fairness. Just because a Minister orders doesn’t mean those orders have to be followed if they are illegal and against rule of financial propriety. Instead of writing in such a biased way, reports should dig deeper into each specific issue and analyze it for truth for promoting informed journalism.
Very true ! Expecting the reality to be reported is asking too much as the Media too thinks of its survival and TRPs etc . It’s very unfortunate, we do need fair reporting to bring out the truth so that those erring stand exposed. For the bureaucracy a transfer is all that can happen to the honest however we cannot expect them to always be submissive to the Political fraternity. The entire arrangements are complex for the commons to understand. It’s a distant dream even after seven decades post independence our struggle for fair and non corrupt Governance at all levels continues.
Such a biased article. No discussion of officer’s point of view. Is the author’s suggesting that bureaucracy must ‘toe’ the line set by political masters and become pliant? Well, many states are already down that route. Seems like with such discussions in media, Rajasthan went be far away as well.
Very immature reporting. I fail to appreciate purpose of such news . The question is why Senior Servants are allegedly not listening to illegal orders of Ministers? As public servants they have a duty to uphold law, constitution and fairness. Just because a Minister orders doesn’t mean those orders have to be followed if they are illegal and against rule of financial propriety. Instead of writing in such a biased way, reports should dig deeper into each specific issue and analyze it for truth for promoting informed journalism.
Very true ! Expecting the reality to be reported is asking too much as the Media too thinks of its survival and TRPs etc . It’s very unfortunate, we do need fair reporting to bring out the truth so that those erring stand exposed. For the bureaucracy a transfer is all that can happen to the honest however we cannot expect them to always be submissive to the Political fraternity. The entire arrangements are complex for the commons to understand. It’s a distant dream even after seven decades post independence our struggle for fair and non corrupt Governance at all levels continues.