According to the notification issued by the General Administration Department, Amrit Lal Meena is posted as Chief Secretary, Bihar, after returning to the provincial cadre from central deputation.

The 1989 batch IAS officer returned to his provincial cadre from central deputation on Friday itself. Earlier he was the Secretary in the Union Coal Department.

After the notification was issued, Meena has also assumed the charge of Chief Secretary. After that Meena had a formal meeting with Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar. Outgoing Chief Secretary Deepak Malhotra and Chief Minister’s Principal Secretary Deepak Kumar were present during this meeting.

Before going on central deputation, Meena has held the responsibility of many important posts in Bihar.

Keeping in mind the seniority of Meena, he has been made the Chief Secretary. However, the names of many officers were discussed in the race for the Chief Secretary. Later, the name of Amrit Lal Meena was approved.

Before going on central deputation, he was the Additional Chief Secretary of the Road Construction Department in Bihar. Earlier, he has also handled the responsibility of Urban Development and Housing Department and Panchayati Raj Department. At one time, Meena was also the secretary of Raghuvansh Prasad Singh, who was the Rural Development Minister at the Center. In such a situation, Meena is considered a sharp officer.

On the other hand, a major administrative reshuffle was done in Bihar on Saturday. 16 IAS officers have been transferred in the state. Harjaut Kaur has been made ACS of Social Welfare Department. Santosh Mall has been appointed as the Principal Secretary of Water Resources Department. At the same time, Lokesh Kumar Singh has been made the Secretary of Finance Department.

Prem Singh Meena has been appointed as the Commissioner of Magadh Division. Pratima Satish Verma has been made the Secretary of Science and Technology. Pankaj Kumar has been appointed Secretary of Energy Department and Virendra Prasad Yadav has been appointed Secretary of Agriculture Department.

Apart from these officers, Dayanidhan Pandey has been appointed Secretary of Art and Culture, Ashima Jain has been appointed Secretary of Transport Department and Sanjay Kumar Singh has been appointed Secretary of Commercial Tax Department.

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This demonstration has been done to demand the safety of doctors, who are in danger due to increasing violence across the country. Delhi Sales Medical Representative Organization and other organizations participated in this demonstration, which have united to demand the safety of doctors. Doctors say that violence on doctors is increasing across the country, and the government should implement the Central Protection Act for the safety of doctors.

The reason behind this demonstration is the case of rape and murder of a female doctor at RG Kar Medical College, which has enraged the doctors. The doctors demand that a CBI inquiry should be conducted in this case and the culprit should be hanged as soon as possible.

Federation of All India Medical Association (FAISA) president Rohan Krishna said, “Today we have gathered at Jantar Mantar because one of our sisters, who was a trainee doctor at RG Kar Medical College, has been raped and murdered. A CBI inquiry is underway in this case, but our demand is that the investigation should be done speedily and the culprit should be hanged.”

He further said, “Apart from this, our demand is that the Central Protection Act should be implemented for the safety of doctors. Violent incidents against doctors are increasing across the country and doctors are not safe. We have come to protest at Jantar Mantar with these demands.”

Dr Neelam said, “It is very important to implement the Central Protection Act for doctors. We try to save every patient coming to the hospital, but sometimes the patients come in a very critical condition. Many times, despite all efforts, we are unable to save the patients, after which vandalism and violence start in the hospital. Doctors are scared today, there is an atmosphere of fear among them. Therefore, our demand is that the Central Protection Act should be implemented, so that the safety of doctors can be ensured.”

–IANS

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Dharmendra’s administrative ability and leadership skills made him one of the top administrators of the country. He will take over as the new Chief Secretary of Delhi from September 1. He will replace the current Chief Secretary, Naresh Kumar.

The central government has issued a formal order for the appointment of Dharmendra. He is currently posted in Arunachal Pradesh. His appointment will start a new chapter in the Delhi government.

The order issued by the central government said that IAS Dharmendra is transferred from Arunachal Pradesh to Delhi. He will take over the responsibility of the new Chief Secretary from September 1.

Let us tell you that the name of Dharmendra, a 1989 batch IAS officer of AGMUT cadre, was at the forefront for the new Chief Secretary of Delhi. Dharmendra is currently the Chief Secretary of Arunachal Pradesh. He has been working on this post since 19 April 2022. Dharmendra did his B.Tech in Civil Engineering. He has worked for a long time as the Chairman of the New Delhi Municipal Council.

He has held many important responsibilities in various departments of the Delhi government. Apart from Divisional Commissioner cum Secretary in the Revenue Department of Delhi Government, he has held various posts in many departments, including Urban Development, Delhi Municipal Corporation. Apart from this, he has also served as Joint Secretary in various ministries and departments of the Central Government.

The tenure of the current Chief Secretary, Naresh Kumar, had already ended. However, the Central Government had given him an extension of service first for 6 months after November and then in the month of May.

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Kolkata Police said in a statement, “For the next 7 days from August 18, RG. Section 163 has been imposed around Kar Hospital under the Indian Civil Security Code, 2023. No gathering, dharna or rally will be allowed there during this period.”

Earlier, the West Bengal government had advised all medical colleges and hospitals in the state to avoid assigning night duty to female doctors.

Chief Advisor to the Chief Minister Alapan Bandopadhyay announced an initiative called “Ratireer Sathi” to ensure the safety of female doctors. He said, “Every effort should be made to avoid assigning night duty to female doctors as far as possible. Security personnel with good behavior towards women will be deployed in all medical colleges and hospitals.” It is known that on August 9, the body of a female trainee doctor was found under mysterious circumstances in the campus of Kolkata’s R.G. Kar Medical College and Hospital. She was a second year post graduate student and was on duty in the Chest Medicine department. Her body was found on the fourth floor of the emergency building.

There is anger across the country against the murder of the female doctor and doctors are on strike in many states including West Bengal.

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Expressing her immense pleasure at this significant achievement, Prof. Anju Srivastava stated, “This accolade is a testament to the collective dedication of all stakeholders at Hindu College. It reflects the unwavering support of our Governing Body members, the commitment of our esteemed faculty, and the hard work of our non-teaching staff, all of whom strive relentlessly to foster the holistic development of our students in every field.”

Over the years, Hindu College has cultivated an innovative environment that empowers students to fully explore and showcase their potential in both curricular and extracurricular domains. The faculty has been instrumental in mentoring students across diverse sectors, whether in academics, research, sports, entrepreneurship, or career counseling.

Prof. Srivastava also acknowledged the invaluable contributions of distinguished and generous philanthropists and vast ocean of pro-active alumni, whose support has significantly enhanced the College’s infrastructure. “Our students feel happy to be a part of the state-of-the-art facilities and the enriching environment that Hindu College offers,” she added.

She further highlighted that the teaching environment at Hindu College is vibrant, filled with ideas, enthusiasm, motivation, research, and innovation. This dynamic atmosphere aligns with the vision of making the National Education Policy 2020 a resounding success, ensuring that the College remains at the forefront of academic excellence and innovation.

As Hindu College celebrates its 125th year of establishment, this recognition marks a proud milestone in its rich history of nurturing talent and shaping the leaders of tomorro

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On the occasion, Shri Saxena felicitated Shri Aman Sehrawat, Bronze Medal Winner in Wrestling at Paris Olympic 2024. NDMC has also appointed Shri Aman Sehrawat as NDMC Brand Ambassador.

Hon’ble Member of Parliament – Ms. Bansuri Swaraj, Chief Secretary, Delhi and Chairman- NDMC Shri Naresh Kumar, Vice- Chairman, NDMC – Shri Satish Upadhyay also participated in Tiranga Yatra along with Council Members – Shri Kuljeet Singh Chahal, Smt. Vaishkha Shailani and other senior officials of NDMC.

While congratulating the participants of Tiranga Yatra, LG – Delhi said that this year on August 8, 2024, the Central government announced the third edition of the Har Ghar Tiranga campaign which is scheduled from August 9 to August 15, 2024. This celebration of the Indian Independence begins a week before the Independence Day every year. This year on 15th of August, India is all set to celebrate its 78th Independence Day. The freedom we received from British rule, came to us at huge cost, he added. For recalling the sacrifices of Freedom Fighters, our duty to remember them for further inspiration to save, develop and progress of Nation.

He further said that Vision of “Har Ghar Tiranga” Campaign is to unify the nation and remember the freedom struggle of the country by instilling patriotism in the hearts of citizens. The campaign “Har Ghar Tiranga” envisages that every citizen of the country must bring the National Flag at home and unfurl it. LG Delhi also praised the students’ spirit and emphasized the importance of remembering the sacrifice won India’s independence. He also highlighted the role of the youth in shaping the future of the nation.

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On this achievement, Hindu College’s Principal, Anju Srivastava says that it is a matter of great happiness for them that the college has secured the first position in the National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF)-2024 ranking released by the Ministry of Education. Last year we secured second position but this year we managed to bag the first position.

College’s principal, Mrs. Anju Srivastava received the award on behalf of the college at a ceremony organised by the Ministry of Education in New Delhi.

She said, “The credit for this goes to the hard work of the teachers and the discipline of our students. Our non-teaching staff, who put their blood and sweat in maintaining the standards of the college, also deserve this honour.”

She said that our effort was to maintain our position and not look back. It is easy to reach the top position, but it is difficult to maintain it. The teachers and researchers of our college have contributed significantly in achieving this feat through quality research.

Hindu College is a constituent college of the University of Delhi in New Delhi, India. It was founded in 1899. It offers undergraduate and postgraduate programmes in sciences, humanities, social sciences and commerce.

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Green Hydrogen is produced using water electrolysis with electricity generated by renewable energy. This unique four-day skill training course on Green Hydrogen includes 11 comprehensive sessions designed for students to enhance their knowledge and expertise in this emerging field. Gaining skills and training in Green Hydrogen positions India as a leading producer and supplier of Green Hydrogen globally, developing Indigenous manufacturing capabilities.

In the inaugural session, Principal of Hindu College, Prof. Anju Srivastava, said, ‘It is an honour for the College to be declared a Training Centre for this purpose, and this opens a significant opportunity for students to learn the nuances of the rapidly advancing technology involved in building clean fuel for a sustainable and clean environment and future. The salient features of the green hydrogen course are that it is a 30-hour course, including field visits. It provides one credit that can be recorded in the Academic Bank of Credits (ABC). These 11 sessions cover a wide range of topics, starting with an introduction to the hydrocarbon sector, followed by discussions on greenhouse gas emissions and global warming, hydrogen properties, and its potential as a green energy carrier. The course also delves into the National Green Hydrogen Mission, various green hydrogen production methods, hydrogen compression and storage technologies, green hydrogen transportation, applications, and disaster management.’

She further added that this training is an initiative by Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, Govt. of India. In which participants will gain insights into the hydrocarbon sector, including the oil and natural gas sectors and their subsectors, as well as the global and Indian oil and gas scenarios. The importance of energy transition in the oil and gas sector, the greenhouse effect, major greenhouse gases, global warming, GHG emissions, and net-zero scenarios will also be covered. The course will address the technologies for achieving net-zero emission targets, the basics of hydrogen molecules, the physical and chemical properties of hydrogen, and its uses.

Under the valuable guidance of Dr. G.S. Kapur – Advisor (R&D), GAIL India Ltd., Dr. T. Bera, DGM – R&D, Indian Oil, Shri S K Bose, CEO, HSSC, and Prof. Anju Srivastava, more than 50 students are participating in this comprehensive course, which aims to equip students with a deep understanding of green hydrogen, its applications, and its potential to revolutionize the energy sector.

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Mr. Afzal Amanullah stated that after serving for forty years, he has now dedicated his life to the country and society. He emphasized the need for a full-time president to elevate the IICC to new heights. This full-time person should not be short of time and should have the passion to work in the interest of society. Mr. Amanullah said that the IICC should be in a position to lead the community, but due to weak and incompetent leadership, the India Islamic Cultural Centre is currently in a state of disrepair.

Dr M Rahmatullah, spokesperson for Team Afzal Amanullah and Board of Trustees (BOT) candidate, said that the IICC needs strong leadership to take the Centre to great heights. Senior journalist and academician Dr M Rahmatullah mentioned that not only has the IICC remained stagnant for the past twenty years, but its reputation has also declined due to internal conflicts. He added that only competent, experienced, highly educated, and honest leadership can restore the lost glory of the IICC.

Addressing the gathering, Dr. Anup Kumar Srivastava, a veteran life member of the Centre and former IRS officer, said that the IICC office-bearers consider themselves to be emperors. There are no facilities available for the members here. Dr. Anup Srivastava stated that the Indian Islamic culture should have been promoted worldwide through this Centre, but the office-bearers are busy serving their own interests, leading to the Centre’s deteriorating condition.

Badruddin Khan, Kamal Farooqui, Athar Zeya, Sikandar Hayat Khan, Suhail Raft, Dr. Parvez Hayat, and other members of Team Afzal Amanullah also addressed the gathering and urged the voters present to ensure a resounding victory for Team Afzal Amanullah in the interest of the India Islamic Cultural Centre

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Hence, in this election, voters must exercise their voting rights wisely. Dr. Anoop Srivastava said that this time the election is not about maintaining relationships but about saving the India Islamic Cultural Centre. He stated that this is the last chance to save the IICC.

Dr. Srivastava mentioned that except for Afzal Amanullah, the former union secretary and candidate for the president’s post, all other candidates for the president’s position have been his friends for 25 to 30 years. Despite this, he considers Mr. Amanullah to be the most suitable candidate for the IICC presidency. Dr. Srivastava said he met Afzal Amanullah a week ago, and upon investigating his background through his sources, he was very pleased. Mr. Amanullah is highly educated, experienced, capable, hardworking, and dedicated to the country and society. When Dr. Srivastava discussed IICC with Mr. Amanullah, his ideas and intentions for the Centre greatly impressed him. He wants voters this time to think beyond relationships and vote to make IICC an exemplary Centre on a global scale.

Dr. Anoop Srivastava expressed that serving the country and society is his passion. He wants the responsibility of IICC to be placed on the shoulders of good people this time so that the Centre can genuinely develop. Currently, this Centre has become a hub for politics, PR, and personal gains. Members lack any kind of facility and have to struggle even for car parking. There is no distinction between members and non-members. Dr. Srivastava highlighted that life members have to go through a lot of trouble even to book a suite in IICC. This Centre has become a hotspot for scams and corruption. The panel that has been winning for the past twenty years has caused crores of rupees in losses to the IICC by filing lawsuits against each other out of a lust for power. The Centre has been defamed both nationally and internationally, tarnishing its reputation. Therefore, he desires that none of the previously winning members should win this time. If the Centre’s prestige increases, the respect and honor of its members will also increase.

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