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LIST OF MEMBERS OF THE IAS, BORNE ON THE MADHYA PRADESH CADRE (AS ON 16-09-2021) Sno. Name Educational Present Post Date of Apptt. to Photo Source of Rectt. YOA, Qualifications Present Post Dt. of Birth Dt. of Apptt. Home Town/State 1 Sh. RADHESHYAM JULANIA M.Com OSD, MP Mantralaya 02-03-2021 RR; 1985 09-09-1961 26-08-1985 RAJGARH (M.P.) 2 Sh. IQBAL SINGH BAINS B. Sc. (Electronic Engg.) Chief Secretary, 25-03-2020 RR; 1985 Government of Madhya Pradesh 13-11-1962 26-08-1985 CHANDIGARH (UT) 3 Sh. ANIL KUMAR JAIN B.A. (Eco.) Secretary, GOI, Ministry of Coal , 20-09-2019 RR; 1986 M.B.A., New Delhi On dep. to GoI 16-10-1962 P.G. Dip. (Int. Trade). from 23-04-2012 25-08-1986 PUNJAB 4 Sh. PRAVIR KRISHNA M.A.(Eco.) MD, Tribal Cooperative Marketing Dev. 25-07-2017 RR; 1987 Federation of India Ltd.(TRIFED) M/O Tribal On dep. to GOI 07-12-1961 Affairs, New Delhi from 24-11-2015 24-08-1987 BIHAR (M.P.) 5 Sh. SANJAY KUMAR SINGH B. Sc., LL.B. Secretary, GOI , Ministry of Personnel, P.G. 01-07-2021 RR; 1987 and Pensions, Depaertment of Administrative On dep. to GOI 20-12-1962 Reforms, New Delhi. from 11-03-2016 24-08-1987 UTTAR PRADESH 6 Sh. RAJESH KUMAR CHATURVEDI M.A. (Geog.) Secretary, GOI, Department of Chemicals and 01 -06-2020 RR; 1987 Petrochemicals M/o Chemicals and On dep. to GOI 01-07-1962 Fertilizers, New Delhi from 14-01-2016 31-08-1987 UTTAR PRADESH 7 Sh. AJAY TIRKEY M.B.A. Secretary, GOI, Department of Land 03-08-2020 RR; 1987 PG Dip. in Pub. Resources M/o Rural Development, On dep. to GOI 17-12-1963 Pol & Mgmt. New Delhi from 30-01-2017 24-08-1987 BIHAR Page 1 Sno. Name Educational Present Post Date of Apptt. to Photo Source of Rectt. YOA, Qualifications Present Post Dt. of Birth Dt. of Apptt. Home Town/State 8 Sh. SANJAY BANDOPADHYAY B.E. (Electronics Engg.) Addl. Secretary, GOI M/o Shipping, New 17-07-2018 RR; 1988 M. Tech. (Communication Engg.) Delhi On dep. to GOI 09-08-1964 M.A. (Economics) from 17-07-2018 25-08-1988 BHOPAL (M.P.) 9 Sh. I C P KESHARI M.A. (History) Vice President, NVDA & ACS. Govt. of 11-05-2020 RR; 1988 M.P. NVD Deptt. & M.D. NBPCL & OSD- 11-03-1962 cum Member (Rehb.) , NVDA Bhopal & 25-08-1988 ACS. Govt. of M.P., Parliamentary Affair BIHAR Deptt. (Addl. Charge) & Special Commissioner (Coordination), M.P. Bhawan, New Delhi (Addl. Charge) & Chairman, Professional Examination Board, M.P., Bhopal (Addl. Charge) 10 Sh. PRAVEEN GARG B.com., Special Secretary & Financial Advisor, GOI, 25/01/2021 RR; 1988 C.A. M/o Environment, Forest & Climate Change, On dep. to GOI 21-10-1961 New Delhi from 19-07-2013 25-08-1988 NEW DELHI 11 Sh. SHAILENDRA SINGH B.Sc., Agriculture Production Commissioner, M.P., 15-09-2021 RR; 1988 LL.B., Bhopal 20-12-1962 M.B.A 25-08-1988 BIHAR 12 Smt. VEERA RANA B.A., OSD-cum-Chief Electoral Officer M.P. & Ex. 11-05-2020 RR; 1988 M.B.A. Off. Secretary Law & Legislative Affairs 26-03-1964 Deptt. (Only Election Work) 25-08-1988 UTTAR PRADESH 13 Sh. ANURAG JAIN B.Tech. (Hons.) (Elect. Engg.) M.A. Vice Chairman, 30-05-2020 RR; 1989 (Public Administration) (University of Delhi Development Authority, M/O Housing On dep. to GOI 11-08-1965 Syracuse, USA) and Urban Affairs, New Delhi. from 30-05-2020 21-08-1989 GWALIOR (M.P.) Page 2 Sno. Name Educational Present Post Date of Apptt. to Photo Source of Rectt. YOA, Qualifications Present Post Dt. of Birth Dt. of Apptt. Home Town/State 14 Sh. MOHAMMED SULEMAN B.Sc. (Engg.), (Civil) ACS, Govt. of M.P, Public Health & Family 11-05-2020 RR; 1989 M.Sc. (Engg.) (Civil) Welfare Deptt. and Medical Education Deptt 02-07-1965 M.B.A. (Finance) and BGTR Deptt & NRI Deptt. 21-08-1989 UTTAR PRADESH 15 Sh. ASHISH UPADHYAYA M.A. (History), Add. Secretary & F.A. GOI, M/o Coal, New 14-11-2019 RR; 1989 LLB, M.A.(Eco.), Delhi On dep. to GOI 24-09-1964 Master in Pub. Adm. (USA) from 30-01-2018 21-08-1989 UTTAR PRADESH 16 Sh. RAJEEV RANJAN M.Sc. (Chem.) Addl.Secretary, GOI M/o Finance, D/o 20-09-2018 RR; 1989 Expenditure, New Delhi On dep. to GOI 30-12-1963 from 20-06-2016 21-08-1989 BIHAR 17 Sh. VINOD KUMAR B. Tech. (Civil) ACS, Govt. of M.P. 11-05-2020 RR; 1989 General Administration Deptt. and ACS, 27-05-1965 Govt. of M.P. General Administration Deptt 21-08-1989 (HRC) & Legal Vigilance Cell & BIHAR ACS (Coordination),CS Office. 18 Sh. JAI NARAYAN KANSOTIYA M.A. (History) ACS, Govt. of M.P., 11-05-2020 RR; 1989 Animal Husbandary Deptt. 12-08-1965 21-08-1989 RAJASTHAN 19 Dr. RAJESH KUMAR RAJORA M.B.B.S. ACS, Govt. of M.P., 11-08-2020 RR; 1990 Home Deptt. & Jail Deptt. 13-05-1967 20-08-1990 NEEMUCH (M.P.) 20 Sh. SHEONARAYAN MISRA M. Tech (Struc. Engg.) ACS, Govt. of M.P., 11-08-2020 RR;1990 Water Resources Deptt. & Transport Deptt. 20-01-1965 (Addl. Charge) 20-08-1990 UTTAR PRADESH Page 3 Sno. Name Educational Present Post Date of Apptt. to Photo Source of Rectt. YOA, Qualifications Present Post Dt. of Birth Dt. of Apptt. Home Town/State 21 Sh. ASHWINI KUMAR RAI B. Tech (Min.Eng.) President, Board of Revenue, M.P., Gwalior 12-10-2020 RR; 1990 & ACS, Govt. of M.P., 06-05-1964 Fishermen & Fisheries Welfare Deptt. (Addl. 20-08-1990 Charge) BIHAR 22 Sh. MALAY SHRIVASTAVA B.E. (Mech. Engg.) ACS, Govt. of M.P., 01-10-2020 RR; 1990 P.H.E. Deptt. & ACS, Govt of M.P. 23-11-1964 Environment Deptt., Environment 20-08-1990 Commissioner & DG, EPCO (Addl. Charge) BHOPAL (MP) 23 Sh. AJIT KESARI B.Tech (Mech. Eng.) IIT, Kanpur ACS, Govt. of M.P., 01-04-2021 RR; 1990 M.Tech. (Thermal Engg.) IIT, Delhi Farmer Welfare & Agriculture 03-02-1965 Master in Public Policy USA Development Deptt. & cooperation Deptt. 20-08-1990 (Addl. Charge) BIHAR 24 Sh. PANKAJ RAG M.A. (History), M. Phil (His.) OSD-Cum-Resident Commissioner, 01-05-2021 RR; 1990 M.P. Bhawan, New Delhi 30-10-1964 20-08-1990 BIHAR 25 Sh. ASHOK SHAH M. Tech. (Civil) ACS, Govt. of M.P., 01-09-2021 RR; 1990 Women and Child Development Deptt. & 11-01-1963 Director, T.R.I., Bhopal (Addl. Charge) 20-08-1990 BIHAR 26 Smt. ALKA UPADHYAYA M.Sc.(Chem.) ,. M.A. (Eco.) Master in Addl. Secretary, GOI M/o Rural Dev, New 10-04-2019 RR; 1990 Pub. Admn. (USA) Delhi On dep. to GOI 04-05-1966 from 13-10-2016 20-08-1990 UTTAR PRADESH 27 Sh. MANOJ GOVIL B.Tech. (Computer Sc.) Principal Secretary, 11-08-2020 RR; 1991 Govt of M. P. , Finance Deptt. 20-03-1969 15-09-1991 GWALIOR (M.P.) Page 4 Sno. Name Educational Present Post Date of Apptt. to Photo Source of Rectt. YOA, Qualifications Present Post Dt. of Birth Dt. of Apptt. Home Town/State 28 Sh. ASHOK BARNWAL B.Tech. (Mining Engg.) , Principal Secretary, Govt of M. P., 01-04-2020 RR; 1991 P.G. Dip. in Pub. Pol. & Forest Deptt. 27-01-1967 Mgmt. 15-09-1991 JHARKHAND 29 Sh. MANU SRIVASTAVA M.Tech., (Computer Engg.) Administrative Member, 13-05-2020 RR; 1991 Board of Revenue, M.P., Gwalior 06-09-1967 15-09-1991 UTTAR PRADESH 30 Sh. PANKAJ AGARWAL M. Tech (Civil) Addl. Secretary, Cabinet Sectt. , New Delhi 09-11-2020 RR; 1992 On dep. to GOI 19-11-1969 from 06-08-2019 11-10-1992 INDORE (M.P.) 31 Sh. KAILASH CHAND GUPTA M. Tech (Soil Mechanics) Addl. Secretary, GoI, Ministry of Road 03-11-2020 RR; 1992 Transport & Highways, New Delhi On dep. to GOI from 10-08-1967 14-08-2019 11-10-1992 SHEOPUR KALAN (M.P.) 32 Sh. ASHISH SRIVASTAVA M. Tech (Elec Engg.) Addl. Secretary, GOI, M/o Women & Child 05-11-2020 RR; 1992 Development Deptt., New Delhi On dep. to GOI 04-10-1966 from 4-10-2018 11-10-1992 DELHI 33 Smt. SMITA BHARADWAJ B.Sc. (Microbiology) M.A. (Sociology) Principal Secretary, Govt.of M.P., -09-2021 RR; 1992 Cottage & Rural Industries Deptt. 16-03-1966 11-10-1992 MAHARASHTRA 34 Sh. V L KANTHA RAO B.Tech. (Mech. Engg.) Addl. Secretary & Director General 04-11-2020 RR; 1992 PGDM (IIM-C) (Acquisition), Department of Defence, On dep. To GOI 05-12-1967 Ministry of Defence, New Delhi 12-02-2020 11-10-1992 ANDHRA PRADESH Page 5 Sno. Name Educational Present Post Date of Apptt. to Photo Source of Rectt. YOA, Qualifications Present Post Dt. of Birth Dt. of Apptt. Home Town/State 35 Smt. KALPANA SHRIVASTAVA M.A. (History) Principal Secretary, Govt. of M.P., 11-05-2020 RR; 1992 Horticulture & Food Processing Deptt. 02-02-1964 11-10-1992 UTTAR PRADESH 36 Smt. NEELAM SHAMI RAO B.E. (Electronics) DG (Training) Skill Development & Ente. 19-02-2020 RR; 1992 New Delhi On dep. To GOI 30-03-1968 19-02-2020 11-10-1992 UTTAR PRADESH 37 Sh. SANJAY DUBEY B.E.(Mech.), M.
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    International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR) ISSN (Online): 2319-7064 Index Copernicus Value (2013): 6.14 | Impact Factor (2013): 4.438 Ethnobotanical Studies of Some Wild Food Plants of District Umaria, Central India Ganesh Singh Sandya1, Ramesh Kumar Ahirwar2 1Department of Botany, Govt. P.G. College Shahdol – 484001 (India) 2Department of Botany, Govt. College Birsinghpur,Pali – 484551 (India) Abstract: Paper paper deals the survey an attempt has been made to collect and record the folklores pertaining to the food utility of 38 plants species and 25 family of Angiosperms. The botanical name followed by local names and along with parts used are furnished. The tribal sects of Central India use under normal monsoon conditions, more or less the same food grains as that of civilised people of the society . The food grains include Avena sativa, Vicia sativa , etc. However , during the time of scarcity and famine they utilise other wild plants. Keywords: Ethnobotanical , Wild Food Plants ,Central India,District Umaria. 1. Introduction enshrining Goddess Kalika. Her mouth is wide open, but her out‐stretched tongue is broken. There is also a old temple of District Umaria is located to the North East of Madhya god Rama and his consort Janaki. It was the seat of Thakur Pradesh. Mathematically the coordinates of the District of Chandia. A small fair meets at Suraswahi Chandia for 3 extend from 23038' to 240 20' North and 80028' to 82012' days in February/March, on the occasion of Shivaratri. East. It has geographical area of 4548 sq.km. The greatest length of the district is about 150 km.
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