It looks like HINDUS have started to UNDERSTAND THE TRUE NATURE OF MUSLIMS AND ISLAM
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Some good videos establishing writ of state are emerging on Twitter. After days of rampage, terror, destruction and violence finally police is doing something.
Irony is those who mocked Ramdev for Delhi Police brutal crackdown are now complaining of Delhi Police.
Irony is those who mocked Ramdev for Delhi Police brutal crackdown are now complaining of Delhi Police.
Told you same, even BJP MLA are fed up and now coming to public.
यूपी: योगी सरकार के खिलाफ बीजेपी विधायकों का धरना खत्म, लेकिन दी ये चेतावनी
Baba is isolated from ground situation by group of ministers and bureaucrats. Hope after seeing today's signs Baba will get back to reality.
Police has gone completely out hands. First responders are doing good job but Daroga, SHO, Sub Inspector, Investigating Officer whatever you call them have grown too corrupt after more autonomy given to them. Pay ransom otherwise they will chargesheet your @$$ and you can keep fighting in court for decades. With poltical pressure from local representatives they use to fear a bit and stop harassing someone after intervention now they are judge themselves with MLA of way too high rank in order precedence means nothing to them.
To break IAS grip, Modi govt is picking more non-IAS officers for top jobs
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.
By Sanya Dhingra
18 December, 2019 9:31 am IST
Prime Minister Narendra Modi at an informal interaction with bureaucrats | narendramodi.in
New Delhi: In a break from tradition, the Narendra Modi government has been empanelling a number of non-IAS officers to become secretaries. This trend, observed since the Modi government first came to power in 2014, has given hope to non-IAS officers of finally having a shot at heading ministries in their domains.
Secretaries are in charge of departments and it is the highest post to which an officer can aspire to in her or his career. Being empanelled means clearance has been given to an officer to be appointed to a particular post.
Earlier this month, the Appointments Committee of the Union Cabinet empanelled four non-IAS officers as secretaries and at least one of them — Enforcement Directorate Director Sanjay Kumar Mishra, an officer of the Indian Revenue Service (IRS) — was elevated to the secretary level.
Mishra’s elevation took the number of non-IAS secretaries serving in the Government of India to two. The other non-IAS officer holding the post of a secretary at the central government now is Anuradha Mitra, who is the secretary, official languages. Mitra is an officer of the Indian Defence Accounts Service.
There are other non-IAS officers serving as secretaries, but these are in ministries that have traditionally been headed by domain experts, like the Department of External Affairs (headed by an officer of the Indian Foreign Service), Railways (headed by an officer of the Indian Railway Service) and Science and Technology (headed by a laterally recruited domain expert).
The increase in the number of officers empanelled from other services has given hope to non-IAS officers.
“It is really for the first time when officers from other services are even being empanelled. So, it has given some hope to the officers,” said a senior IRS officer. “Otherwise, before this government came to power, it was a given that we will always serve under the IAS…that is beginning to change now.”
Also read: 10 secretaries transferred and promoted in Modi govt’s 3rd reshuffle since May
‘Didn’t end up becoming secretaries’
Consider this: Between 2010 and 2014, no non-IAS officer was empanelled at the secretary level. But after the Modi government came to power in 2014, two non-IAS officers were empanelled as secretaries.
In 2015, 2016, 2017 and 2018 likewise, four, six, two and six officers were empanelled as secretaries, respectively.
But officers also said that even though they were getting empanelled in greater numbers, they never ended up becoming secretaries.
“If you have empanelled revenue and forest service officers as secretaries, what is stopping you from actually appointing them as finance or environment secretaries?” said another IRS officer. “This is just placating other services for the sake of it.”
It has, nevertheless, been a stated aim of the Modi government to promote officers from other services in order to break the hegemony of civil servants in the higher echelons of bureaucracy.
Before 2014, non-IAS officers working in central government ministries were elevated only up to the post of directors and deputy secretaries. In the past few years, however, a large number of non-IAS officers have been empanelled as joint secretaries and above.
As reported by ThePrint, the highest number of officers empanelled as joint secretaries belong to the Indian Railway Service followed by the IRS in the past three years.
IAS officers, meanwhile, have remained disgruntled over the increasing number of non-IAS secretaries.
“This is a sure-shot way of ensuring a loyal bureaucracy…When officers from other services suddenly start getting promoted, they will obviously be indebted to the political dispensation which has allowed them to grow,” said a senior IAS officer.
T.R. Raghunandan, a retired IAS officer, however, said it is “an outmoded thinking” that only IAS can head ministries.
“All the services are equally good or equally mediocre — any service getting a lifelong advantage on the basis of marks in one exam is just unnecessary. So, it is a good thing that the government is empanelling officers from other services,” Raghunandan said.
“These recommendations have been made several times in the past as well but the earlier governments were a bit wary of the IAS. Now there is no fear of the IAS, so the government is going ahead with it.”
Also read: Modi govt to slash IPS posts by 50% at Centre as ‘states refuse to spare them’
To break IAS grip, Modi govt is picking more non-IAS officers for top jobs
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.
By Sanya Dhingra
18 December, 2019 9:31 am IST
Prime Minister Narendra Modi at an informal interaction with bureaucrats | narendramodi.in
New Delhi: In a break from tradition, the Narendra Modi government has been empanelling a number of non-IAS officers to become secretaries. This trend, observed since the Modi government first came to power in 2014, has given hope to non-IAS officers of finally having a shot at heading ministries in their domains.
Secretaries are in charge of departments and it is the highest post to which an officer can aspire to in her or his career. Being empanelled means clearance has been given to an officer to be appointed to a particular post.
Earlier this month, the Appointments Committee of the Union Cabinet empanelled four non-IAS officers as secretaries and at least one of them — Enforcement Directorate Director Sanjay Kumar Mishra, an officer of the Indian Revenue Service (IRS) — was elevated to the secretary level.
Mishra’s elevation took the number of non-IAS secretaries serving in the Government of India to two. The other non-IAS officer holding the post of a secretary at the central government now is Anuradha Mitra, who is the secretary, official languages. Mitra is an officer of the Indian Defence Accounts Service.
There are other non-IAS officers serving as secretaries, but these are in ministries that have traditionally been headed by domain experts, like the Department of External Affairs (headed by an officer of the Indian Foreign Service), Railways (headed by an officer of the Indian Railway Service) and Science and Technology (headed by a laterally recruited domain expert).
The increase in the number of officers empanelled from other services has given hope to non-IAS officers.
“It is really for the first time when officers from other services are even being empanelled. So, it has given some hope to the officers,” said a senior IRS officer. “Otherwise, before this government came to power, it was a given that we will always serve under the IAS…that is beginning to change now.”
Also read: 10 secretaries transferred and promoted in Modi govt’s 3rd reshuffle since May
‘Didn’t end up becoming secretaries’
Consider this: Between 2010 and 2014, no non-IAS officer was empanelled at the secretary level. But after the Modi government came to power in 2014, two non-IAS officers were empanelled as secretaries.
In 2015, 2016, 2017 and 2018 likewise, four, six, two and six officers were empanelled as secretaries, respectively.
But officers also said that even though they were getting empanelled in greater numbers, they never ended up becoming secretaries.
“If you have empanelled revenue and forest service officers as secretaries, what is stopping you from actually appointing them as finance or environment secretaries?” said another IRS officer. “This is just placating other services for the sake of it.”
It has, nevertheless, been a stated aim of the Modi government to promote officers from other services in order to break the hegemony of civil servants in the higher echelons of bureaucracy.
Before 2014, non-IAS officers working in central government ministries were elevated only up to the post of directors and deputy secretaries. In the past few years, however, a large number of non-IAS officers have been empanelled as joint secretaries and above.
As reported by ThePrint, the highest number of officers empanelled as joint secretaries belong to the Indian Railway Service followed by the IRS in the past three years.
IAS officers, meanwhile, have remained disgruntled over the increasing number of non-IAS secretaries.
“This is a sure-shot way of ensuring a loyal bureaucracy…When officers from other services suddenly start getting promoted, they will obviously be indebted to the political dispensation which has allowed them to grow,” said a senior IAS officer.
T.R. Raghunandan, a retired IAS officer, however, said it is “an outmoded thinking” that only IAS can head ministries.
“All the services are equally good or equally mediocre — any service getting a lifelong advantage on the basis of marks in one exam is just unnecessary. So, it is a good thing that the government is empanelling officers from other services,” Raghunandan said.
“These recommendations have been made several times in the past as well but the earlier governments were a bit wary of the IAS. Now there is no fear of the IAS, so the government is going ahead with it.”
Also read: Modi govt to slash IPS posts by 50% at Centre as ‘states refuse to spare them’
To break IAS grip, Modi govt is picking more non-IAS officers for top jobs
You can't! as Modi demolished all regional, tags, that is why Bharatis ( Hindus had enough of foreign rule)
saw MODI and voted accordingly! Time to decide "EITHER YOU ARE WITH US OR AGAINST US"? But be sure we will make examples of those who stand against.
You know who made an example of whom in Maha Rashtra?
Lol
Lots more to come on that template.
Trust the Marathas to win the land back from Abrahamic forces.
Once again.
Jai Hind.
Jai Maharashtra.
@vstol Jockey did you like it?
Cheers, Doc
We Marathas wont let Abrahamic cults to win over us. It was Shivaji who saved India from becoming another Islamic hell hole like Iran
Do you see what I meant now?
Cheers, Doc
Good bhau.
That's why we gave the parivar a kick in its *censored*.
The seminal moment was captured in the rain drenched lion.
And the cub with the lioness.
Cheers, Doc
You can't! as Modi demolished all regional, tags, that is why Bharatis ( Hindus had enough of foreign rule)
saw MODI and voted accordingly! Time to decide "EITHER YOU ARE WITH US OR AGAINST US"? But be sure we will make examples of those who stand against.
Shadows and mirrors my junior medico friend.
Maharashtra is what you get when REAL Hindus say ENOUGH.
Cheers, Doc
We dont accept foreigners , please no Italian dancer. We Marathas resisted foreigners and will continue to do so
A lion never ages.
He only gets more dangerous.
Cheers, Doc
True Indians. All.
Maratha cub and Roman lioness.
India first.
Regardless of blood or DNA or faith.
Or caste.
Cheers, Doc
Speak for yourself and keep your bigotry limited to your own ID and not sully us Marathas with it please.
Cheers, Doc
Lol you are not a Maratha , dont call yourself one. I am a 96K Maratha from land of Shivaji Maharaj. Parsis are not Marathas.Speak for yourself and keep your bigotry limited to your own ID and not sully us Marathas with it please.
Cheers, Doc
We won't allow foreigners to rule us again.
Anyone can be anything on the internet my sahvankuli mitra.
Would like to hear you spew garbage against Nicola tai ...
Cheers, Doc
Dude come here and see for yourself. I am not a Parsi calling one Maratha. I belong to 96 kuli Maratha. I am from Western Maharashtra. My uncle is MP of my district. Relatives have been MLAs , Nagarsevaks. I dont need cultural appropriation like u. Be proud in being a Parsi
Even Sharad Pawar left congress after Sonia the dancer took over and resister her from becoming PM.
We have great grandfather was a Bharat bheem winner , a close friend of Vasant dada Patil.
Indira Gandhi visited our home when she came to our city.
I believe you.
So are you saying Pawar saheb and his family are not Marathas? For having a German daughter-in-law?
Cultural appropriation?
Its sad you are born a Maratha and have never learned what it means to be one. To bleed like one.
Cheers, Doc
Having a foreigner daughter in law and allowing a foreigner to rule over is different
Whose picture are these?Speak for yourself and keep your bigotry limited to your own ID and not sully us Marathas with it please.
Cheers, Doc
A true Maratha is never insecure of his women or them "ruling" over them.
You should know that and our history of strong women.
If they marry into us, and bear our sons and daughters, then they are us. No difference.
If they fight and bleed with us, and die by our sides, then they are us. No difference.
You should know that ...
Cheers, Doc
Extended Pawar parivar.
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