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Inquisitive Junior Artist Username: Inquisitive Post Number: 713 Registered: 09-2014 Posted From: 24.251.166.8 Rating: N/A |
The article doesn't say DoPT recommended him, right? It just implies that they protected KCR from yet another slap from HC for breaking rules in appointing a 1984 batch officer who wasnt even of Special CS rank officer. CS appointment is always the choice of the CM from within Special CS rank officers. DoPT may The incumbent to the post of Chief Secretary is chosen by the Chief Minister of the state. The trend is that the Chief Minister consults the Union Government regarding the appointment of the Chief Secretary but this consultation is not obligatory. Likewise, the C.M. may consult the cabinet or a few of his ministerial colleagues on this matter but the final decision is his. Three main factors are considered by the C.M. while selecting an officer for this post. These are as follows: (a) Seniority: This is the most important criterion and, generally, the choice is restricted to the four or five senior most IAS officers. In a study conducted on the office of the Chief Secretary, as regards appointments in Rajasthan, Meena Sogani observes that, generally, administrators with 20-25 years of experience have been appointed as Chief Secretaries. (b) Service Record, Performance and Merit: Since this is the most crucial post in the administrative hierarchy of the state, it is carefully ascertained whether the officer is meritorious enough, has an excellent service record and possesses such personality traits that may help his in the performance of his duties. (c) Confidence of the Chief Minister: This is the most important factor in the appointment of a Chief Secretary. Since the C.S. and the C.M. have to work in close association, the officer's personal rapport with the C.M. is of crucial consideration. Although the last is the most significant variable, it is a combination of all the three factors that leads to the final choice. "Sakshi is a most balanced and independent media. This has no affiliation with any political party," Jagan had said. Link: http://www.outlookindia.com/news/article/sakshi-retelecasts- story-omits-antisonia-remarks/701963 | ||
Shikari Hero Username: Shikari Post Number: 16928 Registered: 03-2010 Posted From: 49.207.160.168 Rating: N/A |
JP Chief segatry kadhu..CM Segatry http://i.imgur.com/eUYcc.gif | ||
Awara1984 Side Hero Username: Awara1984 Post Number: 4164 Registered: 12-2010 Posted From: 125.16.29.3 Rating: N/A |
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/hyderabad/KCR-finds- himself-in-a-bureaucratic-muddle/articleshow/35624521.cms DoPT recommended him as CS inka antha kanna higher authority edaina undemo naku telvadu | ||
Scorpio Hero Username: Scorpio Post Number: 12383 Registered: 09-2008 Posted From: 174.61.228.127 Rating: N/A |
NTR JP ni Chef secratary gaa pettukunnappudu empanel lo unnaadaa? I don't think so...JP used to be very young at that time. CBN is Good...Modi is Better...AK is the Best | ||
Inquisitive Junior Artist Username: Inquisitive Post Number: 710 Registered: 09-2014 Posted From: 24.251.166.8 Rating: N/A |
Empanelment ki apply chesina All India Services officers yokka annual confidential reports, vigilance cases, background etc. choosi most suitable people ni expert panel empanel chestundi. Only empaneled officers are eligible for central government posts such as Union Secretaries. This process it the one saving central government from completely being ruined by political influence. State governments lo no such process. Whims and fancies of CM and Ministers. The fact that the expert panel refused empanelment to Rajiv Sharma says something about the choice of our CM. Chief Secretary is the most crucial post in the state for bureaucrats. How can it go to someone who is not even capable of getting his empanelment application approved? "Sakshi is a most balanced and independent media. This has no affiliation with any political party," Jagan had said. Link: http://www.outlookindia.com/news/article/sakshi-retelecasts- story-omits-antisonia-remarks/701963 |