CORRIDOR'S speculation on who could be Narendra Modi’s pick for cabinet secretary ended on Monday, at least for now, after the government in a surprise move extended incumbent Ajit K Seth’s term for six more months till December 13, 2014, his second extension after getting appointed as cabinet secretary in June 2011. Many believe Seth was originally handpicked by Congress president Sonia Gandhi’s confidant and his own batch-mate Pulok Chatterji who eventually became principal secretary to PM, and Pulokaseth, as BoI called the duo, had worked as a team with no visible evidence of…
Showing posts with label Pulokaseth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pulokaseth. Show all posts
Tuesday, June 03, 2014
Wednesday, August 28, 2013
Know Pulokaseth of Delhi’s corridors? Chatterji-Seth combo ranked as 3rd most powerful bureaucrat
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Seth-Chatterji |
Tuesday, May 14, 2013
Cabinet secretary Ajit K Seth gets 1 year extension; what worked in his favour
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Seth at a textile function (File Photo) |
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1974 batch,
Ajit K Seth,
cabinet secretary,
Pulokaseth
Tuesday, June 26, 2012
With Pranab Mukherjee resigning as FM, PMO is back in North Block
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Senior officials giving farewell to Pranab Mukherjee on July25 |
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North Block,
PMO,
Pranab Mukherjee,
Pulokaseth
Friday, May 11, 2012
Bahuguna or Pati: Who Pulokaseth zeroed in to be new agriculture secretary?
FOR 1978 batch secretary-empanelled officers, there are both anxieties and excitements. There are excitements because every month end, one or more secretaries will retire and the posts have to be filled up from their pool alone. But there are anxieties too: what’s if Pulokaseth (plural of Pulok Chatterji and AK Seth) decide to allot a department to someone which he or she really does not like to go? Also, will the process get delayed if more and more secretaries get extension? DEA secretary R Gopalan got an extension for three months, and coal secretary Alok Perti may get one.
This month, secretaries of agriculture, and food and civil supplies will retire, paving the way of two officers of 1978 batch securing independent departments. Here are the two contenders for the post of agriculture secretary, and why they should or should not be considered:
This month, secretaries of agriculture, and food and civil supplies will retire, paving the way of two officers of 1978 batch securing independent departments. Here are the two contenders for the post of agriculture secretary, and why they should or should not be considered:
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1978 batch,
Ashish Bahuguna,
Gokul Chandra Pati,
Pulokaseth
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