The item written by Amy Kazmin, New Delhi-based South Asia correspondent of the financial newspaper, did not however elaborate how Indian bureaucracy could be a worry for investors. London-based Financial Times is the second largest financial daily in the world after The Wall Street Journal, and global investors take their contents very seriously before making any major investment decision.
Significantly, the RBI itself is headed by a former Andhra Pradesh cadre IAS, Dr D Subbarao. He was incidentally the topper of the civil service exam (1972).
Action and Appointments
a) Vineet Chaudhary, a 1982 batch Himachal Pradesh cadre IAS, presently joint secretary in the department of health and family has been appointed as deputy director (administration) in the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi (joint secretary level).
b) Subhash Joshi, a 1976 batch Uttarakhand cadre IPS has been appointed as special Director General, Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), a newly created post in the pay scale of Rs 75500-80000.
c) Bimal Julka, a 1979 batch Madhya Pradesh cadre IAS has been appointed as Director General, Directorate of Currency under the department of economic affairs (DEA) in the rank and pay of additional secretary.
d) Prabodh Saxena, a 1990 batch Himachal Pradesh cadre IAS, presently working as director in the department of economic affairs (DEA) has been appointed as joint secretary in same department.
e) Hrusihkesh Panda, a 1979 batch Orissa cadre IAS has been appointed as additional secretary in the ministry of Panchayati Raj in the vacancy of Dr JM Phatak, a 1978 batch Maharashtra cadre IAS.
The reputation of Indian bureaucracy is so low, there should be a concerted effort by all civil servants (IAS, IPS, IRS etc.) to build brand. Should follow Australian and Singapore bureaucracy to see the difference...
ReplyDeleteTill then, you will continue to hear such comments even from global media
Even if you lose money in market, just blame it on bureaucracy!
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