Jaipur: In a late-night development on Thursday, state’s department of personnel (DOP) issued an order to transfer 39 IAS officers, including appointment of six collectors. Rajan Vishal, who was awaiting posting order, has been appointed special secretary to the chief minister and chief executive officer of Rajasthan State Service Delivery War Room.
Naveen Mahajan, who was the chairman of Rajasthan State Pollution Control Board, has been made the director general of HCM RIPA. Niraj Kumar Pawan, who was divisional commissioner of Bikaner, has been brought back to the Secretariat as secretary in-charge of Ayurved and Indian medicine department. Bhanu Prakash Yeturu will replace Pawan as the divisional commissioner of Bikaner. Gaurav Goyal, who was secretary to the chief minister’s office (CMO), has been made secretary in-charge of DIPR and Anandi, who was awaiting posting order, has been appointed secretary in-charge of Information & Technology (IT) and communications department. Bhanwar Lal Mehra, who was the registrar of Sardar Patel University of Police, Security and Criminal Justice (Jodhpur), has been appointed divisional commissioner of Jodhpur replacing Kailash Chand Meena. Meena has been appointed secretary of local self government and project director Rajasthan Urban Infrastructure Development Project (RUIDP), Jaipur.
Mahesh Chandra Sharma, who held Meena’s post, has been appointed secretary to the Devasthan department. Archana Singh, who was awaiting posting order, was made special secretary to the home department. Inderjeet Singh has been appointed commissioner and special secretary to IT and communication department and Neha Giri has been made special secretary to industries and commerce department.
The six new district collectors are: Ashish Gupta (Jaisalmer), Ansh Deep (Sriganganagar), Arvind Kumar Poswal (Udaipur), Peeyush Samariya (Chittorgarh), Sourabh Swami (Sikar) and Amit Yadav (Nagaur). Sreenidhi B T is the new commissioner of Ajmer Development Authority following the suspension of Girdhar in the Ajmer hotel brawl case.
Additional chief secretary (ACS) Shikhar Agrawal has been given the additional charge of Rajasthan State Pollution Control, Jaipur, as its chairman and Mahaveer Prasad has been given additional charge of registration and stamps as its inspector general.
Naveen Mahajan, who was the chairman of Rajasthan State Pollution Control Board, has been made the director general of HCM RIPA. Niraj Kumar Pawan, who was divisional commissioner of Bikaner, has been brought back to the Secretariat as secretary in-charge of Ayurved and Indian medicine department. Bhanu Prakash Yeturu will replace Pawan as the divisional commissioner of Bikaner. Gaurav Goyal, who was secretary to the chief minister’s office (CMO), has been made secretary in-charge of DIPR and Anandi, who was awaiting posting order, has been appointed secretary in-charge of Information & Technology (IT) and communications department. Bhanwar Lal Mehra, who was the registrar of Sardar Patel University of Police, Security and Criminal Justice (Jodhpur), has been appointed divisional commissioner of Jodhpur replacing Kailash Chand Meena. Meena has been appointed secretary of local self government and project director Rajasthan Urban Infrastructure Development Project (RUIDP), Jaipur.
Mahesh Chandra Sharma, who held Meena’s post, has been appointed secretary to the Devasthan department. Archana Singh, who was awaiting posting order, was made special secretary to the home department. Inderjeet Singh has been appointed commissioner and special secretary to IT and communication department and Neha Giri has been made special secretary to industries and commerce department.
The six new district collectors are: Ashish Gupta (Jaisalmer), Ansh Deep (Sriganganagar), Arvind Kumar Poswal (Udaipur), Peeyush Samariya (Chittorgarh), Sourabh Swami (Sikar) and Amit Yadav (Nagaur). Sreenidhi B T is the new commissioner of Ajmer Development Authority following the suspension of Girdhar in the Ajmer hotel brawl case.
Additional chief secretary (ACS) Shikhar Agrawal has been given the additional charge of Rajasthan State Pollution Control, Jaipur, as its chairman and Mahaveer Prasad has been given additional charge of registration and stamps as its inspector general.
