Yes, Gulshan Bamra, a 1997 batch IAS officer who is presently the collector for Jabalpur New Delhi
The other two officers of the state who have also been selected for the award are 1977 batch MP cadre IAS OP Rawat (Picture on Right) who is now an additional chief secretary of the state, and Sanjay Dubey (Picture on Left), a 1993 batch IAS currently serving as CEO in Madhya Pradesh Rural Road Development Authority. Mr Rawat who has masters degree both in physics and economics had earlier served as director and then joint secretary in Union defence ministry. He is now receiving the award for implementation of a forest rights act.
Sanjay Dubey who was an engineer by profession before joining IAS, will receive the award for removal of encroachments of structures of different religions and yet maintaining communal harmony in Madhya Pradesh.
Why is Bir so angry?
JS Bir, a senior IAS officer of Punjab cadre and secretary in general administration department (GAD) of the state expressed his angst against government's failure to remove 'corruption in the system' which led to his 'humiliation and mental trauma'. This is what the IAS officer wrote to Punjab chief secretary and chief minister in his letter seeking voluntary retirement. Who will take Bir seriously?
Is It a celebration of IAS Day ??
ReplyDeleteI think if PMO will take little efforts honnestly, it can find other civil servants doing excellent jobs in the country.If collector who heads around 25 departments will do a single proactive action in any sphere that will catch the media and other feudal babus but a civil servant heading a single department will have to work hard for same thing.I hope PMO should reserve this prestigious award for each of the civil services conducted by UPSC.
I am told books wriiten by bureaucrats will be displayed there on civil services day? Is it true?
ReplyDeleteI am very Happy for Mr Sanjay Dubey
ReplyDeleteI met him once when he was the collector of Jabalpur and he came across as an administrator of the Modern India.
Energetic, compassionate and full of optimism.
Hats off to Mr Dubey and other bureaucrats like him who deserve a lot more public honor and affection than they receive.
Bravo fellows !!!
Corruption grows under the favourable conditions provided by the ruling system only.no seed whether poisnous or not, can germinate in the absence of proper moisture ,temp,soil. so is the corruption.the ruling system is only reactive in lesser degree though required to be proactive at war footing level. The root cause of the corruption is "uncnstitutional powers and provisions derived from the constitutional powers". we do't have the effective and efficient mechanism to eradicate this. Literally we do't wish too.
ReplyDeleteIt is indeed a matter of honor that GULSHAN BAMRA a resident of j and k has pursued a great place in list of IAS Officers.A man who is determined and an example of humanity truly deserves the award.i can expect that many jandkiians would respect him and will make him as their role model and attain flying colors and would make j and k proud!He is personally my role model too.
ReplyDeleteGULSHAN BAMRA IS REALLY A MAN OF HIS WORDS!
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