Showing posts with label civil aviation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label civil aviation. Show all posts
Monday, July 16, 2018
Monday, May 25, 2015
Why DGCA’s inspectors love to be on surveillance duties on Fridays and Mondays?
TWO years after a CBI probe on free-ticket scam covering large number of officials of India’s civil aviation regulator DGCA, there has been yet another embarrassment for the regulator, as it has come to light that the airline surveillance inspectors have been regularly taking free rides on weekends at the expense of private airlines. They do the surveillance on Friday, reach the destination they wish to go, spend the weekend there and then take the return flight (...and do the duty on air) on Monday. A DGCA notice calls it "inappropriate". The Times of India on Monday front-paged the story giving details about the modus-operandi of DGCA inspectors’ weekend holidays. More here:
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civil aviation,
DGCA
Tuesday, January 20, 2015
Pawan Hans On A Profit Path: Shouldn't IAS officers get some credit?
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| New CMD Bhullar |
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1986 batch,
BS Bhullar,
civil aviation,
Pawan Hans,
UP cadre
Friday, September 05, 2014
One Year, Many Circulars: Hunt for a JS-level officer to head Raebareli-based aviation university continues
ON SEPTEMBER 3, 2014, DoPT issued a circular to state chief secretaries and union secretaries to nominate eligible candidates for the post of project director (joint secretary level) at Rajiv Gandhi National Aviation University (RGNAU) to be located at Raebareli, which is incidentally Congress president Sonia Gandhi’s Lok Sabha constituency. It would have passed as just another office circular, had the government not issued at least four such circulars earlier to hunt for…
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Action and Appointments,
civil aviation,
Raebareli,
RGNAU
Thursday, March 20, 2014
Govt becomes flexible as no joint secretary-ranked officer wants to be shifted out to Raebareli
WITH no joint secretary-ranked officer willing to be stationed in Uttar Pradesh’s Raebareli as the project director of yet-to-be-built Rajiv Gandhi National Aviation University (RGNAU), the government has now given flexibility on the posting by issuing a fresh circular on March 19, 2014, whereby there is no insistence that the selected officer would be based out of Raebareli. The hunt for a joint secretary-level person for the Raebareli project actually began on…
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civil aviation,
Raebareli,
Sonia Gandhi
Tuesday, November 26, 2013
Friday, October 04, 2013
A joint secretary ranked officer wanted in Raebareli. Will he fly high?
ARGUABLY India’s most powerful bureaucrat and principal secretary to PM Pulok Chatterji was the district magistrate of Raebareli, traditional bastion of Gandhi-Nehru family. That was three decades ago. He was an outstanding officer from day one, but his proximity to Gandhi family has always contributed to his excellence in bureaucratic career. For joint secretary-ranked officers, here is a chance to take up a job at Raebareli in Uttar Pradesh where…
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Babus in demand,
civil aviation,
Pulok Chatterji,
Raebareli
Tuesday, March 20, 2012
Applications invited from JS level officers to take up assignment in Canada
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| A Flight to Montreal |
If a joint secretary level officer has completed at least two years under Central Staffing Scheme and is below 54 years, he or she will be eligible for the post, according to a DoPT circular dated March 19, 2012. The other eligibility criteria include two years of experience in the field of civil aviation. If a joint secretary level officer is already on a foreign assignment, he or she will not be eligible to take up this assignment. The post will be vacant on July 22, 2012.
The desired qualifications include experiences in dealing with UN bodies and other multilateral organizations.
Who Gain in UP’s Bureaucratic Rejig
Anurag Yadav: This 2000 batch IAS will now take over as the new DM of Lucknow. He was earlier DM in Jaunpur. He is currently working as additional commissioner in rural development department.
MP Agarwal: This 1997 batch IAS who was serving as Faizabad DM has become new Kanpur DM. Agarwal who is armed with a MA degree in governance from an UK university is replacing Hari Om.
Santosh Kumar Yadav: This 1995 batch IAS will be new Commissioner, Meerut.
As many as 30 IAS officers, including 11 DMs, were transferred in a major bureaucratic rejig undertaken by new UP government on Sunday. Mohindar Singh, chairperson of NOIDA and Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority was also transferred.
Labels:
Canada,
civil aviation,
foreign posting
Monday, November 22, 2010
Know Your Babu: Syed Nasim Ahmad Zaidi, 1976 batch IAS
Syed Nasim Ahmad Zaidi, a 1976 batch UP cadre IAS and presently Director General (Civil Aviation), has been appointed as new civil aviation secretary in place of M Madhavan Nambiar, a 1974 batch Tamil Nadu cadre IAS who is retiring on November 30, 2010 .
Name: Dr Syed Nasim Ahmad Zaidi
Batch: 1976 batch Uttar Pradesh cadre IAS
Date of Birth: July 6, 1952
Place of Domicile: Uttar Pradesh
Mother Tongue: HINDI
Indian Languages Known: URDU, ENGLISH
Educational Qualifications
a) PG in Bio-Chemistry and PG in Public Administration
b) Doctorate in Bio-Chemistry
c) PG in Business Finance
Major Postings
a) Assistant Collector, Unnao
b) Collector, Farukhabad (From 01/09/1982 to 01/08/1985)
c) Collector, Ghaziabad (From 01/08/1985 to 01/07/1988)
d) Commissioner, Development Authority, Bareilly ( From 01/08/1996 to 01/04/1997 )
e) Joint Secretary, Ministry of Civil Aviation (From 09/01/2003 to 20/11/2005 )
f) India Representative, International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) (From 21/11/2005 to 17/11/2008 )
g) DG, DGCA
Foreign Training
One year long Edward Mason Programmme in
Labels:
1976 batch,
civil aviation,
Syed Nasim Ahmad Zaidi,
UP cadre
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