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Final CIVIL LIST 2020(As on 01.01.2020) CIVIL LIST As on 01.01.2020 Directorate General of Human Resource Development Central Board of Indirect Taxes & Customs Department of Revenue, Ministry of Finance Government of India INDIAN REVENUE SERVICE (CUSTOMS & CENTRAL EXCISE) CIVIL LIST (As on 01-01-2020) The contents of this should not be deemed to convey sanction or authority in the matter of seniority, pay and allowances DIRECTORATE GENERAL OF HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT CENTRAL BOARD OF INDIRECT TAXES & CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE MINISTRY OF FINANCE GOVERNMENT OF INDIA DISCLAIMER The contents of this Civil List should not be deemed to convey sanction or authority in any matter of seniority, pay and allowances. aTRA---R-m- lwriVQ- ii-Itil4f4a- utzr 4-Rfzdr, dal 0 Trffi .- 9-rxraY il crq ift 1-11-c1ct err WachN 51q1-1 la t t I PREFACE This is the 25th edition of the Indian Revenue Service (Customs & Central Excise) Civil List, updated as on ist January 2020. The Civil List has been updated on the basis of the information available with this Directorate General and the inputs received from all field formations/Directorates/ individuals concerned. 2. The Civil List 2020 of IRS (Customs & Central Excise) officers is the Twelfth edition in bilingual format. Efforts have been made to avoid any error in this compilation. The Draft Civil List 2020 was also placed on the departmental website and objections were invited regarding the factual contents of the Civil List. Wherever possible, rectifications have been carried out on the representations received through the concerned controlling officers/individuals concerned. 3. The contents of the Civil List 2020 are for the purpose of information and guidance only and do not purport to declare seniority or confer any legal rights as to the information contained therein. 4. This Civil List has also been placed on the CBIC website (www.cbic.gov.in) and DGHRD website (www.dghrdcbic.gov.in) to enable the officers and all concerned to peruse the same. It is requested to offer suggestions if any, for further improvement in the Civil List. 5. I express my sincere gratitude to the officers and staff of the Human Resource Management wing of DGHRD and the Directorate General of Taxpayer Services for bringing out this compilation. '40.02. lo'yt (Neeta Lall Butalia) Director General Human Resource Development Central Board of Indirect Taxes & Customs New Delhi New Delhi 4v4 Dated the )..O February, 2020 1. e16 nff-drzi ‘3041q ic1" Atm. ) Rine! 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A Appeals 2. AAR Authority forAdvance Ruling 3. AC Assistant Commissioner 4. ACC Air Cargo Complex 5. AD/Asst.Dir. Assistant Director 6. Addl. Dir. Additional Director 7. ADG./Commr. Additional Director General/ Commissioner 8. AP Airport 9. CBIC Central Board of Indirect Taxes & Customs 10. CBN Central Bureau of Narcotics 11. CC Commissioner of Customs 12. CC (ADJ) Commissioner of Customs (Adjudication) 13. CCI Competition Commission of India 14. CCO Chief Commissioner's Office 15. CCE (ADJ) Commissioner of Central Excise (Adjudication) 16. CCE (A) Commissioner of Central Excise (Appeal) 17. CC (P) Commissioner of Customs (Preventive) 18. CCE Commissioner of Central Excise 19. CE/CX Central Excise 20. CESTAT/CDR Customs, Excise & Service Tax Appellate Tribunal/Chief Departmental Representative 21. CUS. Customs 22. CVO Central Vigilance Officer 23. DBK Drawback 24. DD/Dy. Dir. Deputy Director 25. Deptt. Department 26. DG Director General 27. DGAP Director General of Anti-Profiteering 28. DGARM Director General of Analytics Risk Management 29. DG (Exp.Prom.) Director General of Export Promotion 30. DGRI Directorate General of Revenue Intelligence 31. DGGI Directorate General of Goods and Service Tax Intelligence 32. DGPM Directorate General of Performance Managment 33. DGTS Directorate General of Taxpayer Services 34. DGGST Directorate General of Goods & Services Tax 35. DG SYS.&Data MGMT Direcorate General of System & Data Management 36. DOR Department of Revenue 37. DR Direct Recruit 38. DS Deputy Secretary 39. Dte. Directorate 40. GST Goods & Service Tax 41. IMP/EXP Import/ Export 42. IRS (C&CE) Indian Revenue Service (Customs & Central Excise) 43. JDR Junior Departmental Representative 44. Jt. Dir. Joint Director 45. JS Joint Secretary 46. NAA National Anti-Profiteering Authority 47. NACIN National Academy of Customs, Indirect Taxes & Narcotics 48. PA Promotee from Appraiser 49. PC Promotee from Supdt. Cus. (Prey.) 50. PE Promotee from Supdt. of Central Excise 51. Principal Principal Additional Director General Addl. Director General 52. Principal Commr. Principal Commissioner 53. SDR Senior Departmental Representative 54. TRU Tax Research Unit 55. US Under Secretary 56. WTO World Trade Organization 57. Z11 Zonal Unit 58. RU Regional Unit aTura - fa- ,ziq.1-zi (Rib to arrlo Alo) CHAIRMAN & MEMBERS (CBIC) alum 4 •04,4-4 (4to to oTrlo dto) CHAIRMAN & MEMBERS (CBIC) tr-g-4-N APT Tr-df 4rir crar Tr 'or wthrrq 53114t athrrff trq wr *11 fa* R1- .R,rw T) r Aru fa* vier fa* A. fa* SI. ID Name and Educational Batch Date of Date of Date of Joining of No. NO Date of Birth Qualification appointment Promotion in Present Posting Source to Group'A' the present of Rectt. grade 1 379 T. 'r"9 B.V. Sc. & 1983 14.12.1983 01.01.2020 oraigT DR John Joseph A.H. Chairman - I (Dr.) CBIC, New Delhi 24.05.1960 07.11.2017 2 383 vrq. 4rz 432a-ra M. Phil., LLM 1983 07.09.1983 30.06.2018 *I a ' -4 DR Raj Kumar Member Barthwal CBIC, New Delhi 18.03.1960 30.06.2018 3 395 31TrI4; Oft M.Sc. 1983 08.12.1983 18.02.2019 11 144 DR Ashok Kumar (Physics) Member Pandey CBIC, New Delhi 20.07.1960 18.02.2019 4 413 Wtcr 91s-r ire-9-rTH M.A., L.L.B. 1984 17.12.1984 18.02.2019 tee DR Sandeep Mohan Member Bhatnagar CBIC, New Delhi 21.08.1960 18.02.2019 5 423 IF1- --jt al- T,ITR M.A, L.L.B. 1984 21.08.1984 09.12.2019 DR Muttoli Ajit Kumar Member 20.11.1961 CBIC, New Delhi 16.12.2019 1 9-sTivf Ts-1 arrpti / -crsTr9- li 6n M4) PRINCIPAL CHIEF COMMISSIONERS/ PRINCIPAL DIRECTORS GENERAL VEIN TEZT NNW' / At/Tff 41 I Ico PRINCIPAL CHIEF COMMISSIONERS/ PRINCIPAL DIRECTORS GENERAL TiRgn. Tr-df -q-ar 'ar qthrm 4uft 1:1 TdTrrff trq t-Alcr fafri silbw a1 -r fM 111--IR-cr ail faik ail ft* ID Name and Educational Batch Date of Date of Date of Joining of NO Date of Birth Qualification appointment Promotion in Present Posting Source to Group'A' the present of Rectt. grade 1 415 f3i MA. 1984 28.12.1984 29.11.2018 iisrm =i6iNvrw DR Devendra Singh Principal Director 18.05.1960 General NACIN, Faridabad 18.02.2019 2 428 ox4-a. iii B.A., L.L.B 1984 25.08.1984 29.11.2018 iaurrff DR Karnail Singh Principal Director 23.03.1960 General DGPM, Delhi 06.02.2019 3 437 ar-A-If B.Sc., 1985 23.01.1986 29.11.2018 AAR T1 31114U DR Ajay Jain M.Sc., L.L.B. Principal Chief 12.04.1961 Commissioner GST&CX Ahmedabad 07.07.2017 4 442 31-10 trm i3 o- B.A., L.L.B.
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