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¶E (-tcbI cbIf4c, c,icb ¶11zT TET Rashmi Chowdhary cdThP'T fN (ifr i) (N) .'11cb-4 F1T t!9\ Additional Secretary (Training) YEARS OF 9Tr ik) • 9 1-110067 CELER RATING t/Tel. :26106314 THE PIAHATP4A Government of India TIFax: 26107962 Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances & Pensions Department of Personnel & Training (Training Division) E-mail : [email protected] Block-IV, Old JNU Campus New Mehrauli Road, New Delhi-110067 D.O. No. T-17012/3/2021-Acad.Desk Dated: 21 June, 2021 Dear Madam/Sir, The 15th round of Phase-TV training of the mandatory Mid-Career Training Programme (MCTP) for lAS officers is scheduled from 02 — 27th August, 2021 at Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy of Administration (LBSNAA), Mussoorie. 2. The current round of Phase TV training is being offered to the officers indicated below: Officers of 2005 & 2006 batch (ist chance) Officers of 2004 batch (2 chance) Officers of 2003 batch (3rd chance) Officers of 1994 to 2002 batch (on case to case basis) 3. Further, an officer who has less than three years of services after the year in which he/ she has been slotted to undergo the Phase-TV of the MCTP would not be sent for the training and, therefore, the officers who are retiring before 31.12.2024 shall not be nominated for the current Phase TV training programme. 4. A list of the officers falling in the eligibility zone (i.e. after deleting the names of the officers who are superannuating before 3l December, 2024), as per our database, is attached. Any discrepancy in this list may kindly be brought to the notice of Training Division, Department of Personnel and Training, Govt. of India, for corrective action. 5. All phases of the MCTP are mandatory and also entail advance planning in terms of tying up with foreign/domestic partner institutions and faculty resources, apart from handling the logistics connected to foreign visits etc. As per the lAS (Pay) Rules, 2016, undergoing the Phase TV, MCTP is pre-requisite for drawing increments after completion of 16 years of service. A copy of the letter dated 01.02.2012 from Secretary (Personnel) to all Cadre Controlling Authorities, regarding complying with the provisions of the lAS (Pay) Rules, is enclosed for kind reference. Hence, timely release of the officers, who have enrolled 'on-line' for the Phase TV Programme, is extremely important and may kindly be ensured. Cont. page 2/- = http://persmin.gov.in 6. I, therefore, request you to kindly instruct all the officers, eligible for the Phase IV training this year, to enroll 'on-line' by registering on the link https://mctp-inservice.nic.in/ by 02 July, 2021. You are also requested to communicate your consent for the participation of 16th eligible officers, latest by July, 2021. In case of any query, the officers may kindly be advised to contact to TRG-MCTP Section ([email protected], Tel.No. 0135-2222330). All the participants may kindly be directed to report at LBSNAA, Mussoorie on 01 August, 2021 (Sunday). With regards, Yours sincerely, To, 1. Secretaries of all Ministries/Departments in Govt. of India 2. Chief Secretaries of all state Governments. 3. Addl. Secretary (UT), Ministry of Home Affairs, North Block, New Delhi. End.: 1. List of officers falling in the eligibility zone. 2. Copy of letter No. 11011/02/2012-Trg. (MCT),dated 01.02.2012 from Secretary (Personnel) to all Cadre Controlling Authorities in the matter of complying with the provisions of the lAS (Pay) Rules, 2007. Copy to: 1. The Director, LBSNAA, Mussoorie-248179. 2. NIC, Training Division, DoPT with a request to upload the letter alongwith enclosures on DoPT website. -2- 15th Round of Phase IV Mid Career Training Programme (02M8.2021-27.08.2021) S No Name Allotme Cadre Date of Date of nt Year Bfrth SuperAnnuat ion (Tentative) 1 Navin Kumar Choudhary 1994 1K 25/08/1969 3 1/08/2029 2 Srivatsa Krishna 1994 KN 24/09/1968 30/09/2028 3 Ashish Chandra Verma 1994 UT 12/6/1969 30/06/2029 4 SharatChauhan 1994 UT 17/11/1968 30/11/2028 5 Nandini Chakravorty 1994 WB 10/6/1969 30/06/2029 6 Ashutosh Jindal 1995 TR 11/12/1971 31/12/2031 7 R Ranjit 1996 WB 3/9/1972 30/09/2032 8 Jamjam Syamala Rao 1997 AP 22/05/1967 31/05/2027 9 Sonal Mishra 1997 GJ 30/08/1972 31/08/2032 10 Amlan Aditya Biswas 1997 KN 25/08/1968 31/08/2028 11 N Sridhar 1997 TG 1/6/1971 31/05/2031 12 Shailaja Ramaiyer 1997 TG 10/11/1970 30/11/2030 13 Sanjeev Kumar 1998 GJ 24/08/1970 31/08/2030 14 Munish Moudgil 1998 KN 19/01/1974 31/01/2034 15 Sandeep Kumar Sultania 1998 TG 20/11/1971 30/11/2031 16 Gulzar N 1999 AP 29/05/1974 3 1/05/2034 17 Hirdesh Kumar 1999 1K 10/10/1971 31/10/2031 18 choten Dhendup Lama 1999 WB 30/12/1972 3 1/12/2032 19 Parwez Ahmed Siddiqui 1999 WB 12/1/1971 31/01/2031 20 Solomon Arokiaraj 2000 AP 12/6/1973 30/06/2033 21 Vinod R Rao 2000 GJ 8/10/1976 3 1/10/2036 22 MThennarasan 2000 GJ 25/07/1971 31/07/2031 23 Sujata R Karthikeyan 2000 OR 9/5/1975 3 1/05/2035 24 V Karthikeya Pandian 2000 OR 29/05/1974 31/05/2034 25 Alaknanda Dayal 2000 PB 13/06/1975 30/06/2035 26 Rahul Bojja 2000 TG 4/1/1972 31/01/2032 27 G Prakash 2000 TN 14/02/1976 29/02/2036 - 28 Amit Gupta 2000 UP 1/7/1976 30/06/2036 29 DeepakAgarwal 2000 UP 10/10/1974 31/10/2034 30 Md. G. All Ansari 2000 WB 21/01/1974 31/01/2034 31 Santanu Basu 2000 WB 11/9/1974 30/09/2034 32 Manmeet Kaur Nanda 2000 WB 18/04/1973 30/04/2033 33 Siddharth Jam 2001 AP 9/3/1976 3 1/03/2036 34 K.S. Sreenivasa Raju 2001 AP 2/4/1965 30/04/2025 35 Vijay Nehra 2001 GJ 6/7/1975 31/07/2035 36 Vijay Dahiya 2001 HY 22/09/1972 30/09/2032 37 Amneet P Kumar 2001 HY 27/10/1977 31/10/2037 2001 JK 6/4/:1974. 3/O'4/2O34. 39 Darpan Jam 2001 KN 30/08/1977 3 1/08/2037 40.. 00 Cu 2001 KN 11/1/1975- 31/01/ 2035 41 Mohan Lal Meena 2001 MN 20/04/1972 30/04/2032 42 Smita Sabharwal 2001 TG 19/06/1977 30/06/2037 43 P Umanath 2001 TN 2/12/1974 31/12/2034 44 RKioh Ki.inir 2001 TN 4/101,1976.. 31/10/2036 45 Aparna U 2001 UP 10/11/1975 30/11/2035 46 Salim P B 2001 WB 15/03/1973 31/03/2033 47 Kamal Preet Singh 2002 CG 24/09/1977 30/09/2037 48k RóhitYadav- 2002 CG 7/7/1976 31/07/2036 49 Jal Prakash Shivahar 2002 GJ 5/7/1974 31/07/2034 50' - Mohamiiied Shayin 2002 HY 22/01/1973 31/01/2033 51 Manish Ranjan 2002 JH 10/7/1975 31/07/2035 52 Mánjula N 2002 KN 21/08/197-5 31/08/2035 53 Shamla Iqbal 2002 KN 20/05/1973 31/05/2033 54 iânKUma 2002 OR 4/9/1976 3 0 / 55 Girish S.N 2002 OR 12/5/1977 31/05/2037 56; .. iiiiji DaisWaI.: : :. 2002 . OR 121.7/1974 3 1/07/2O34. 57 Tell Ashutosh A 2002 RJ 28/06/1977 30/06/2037 58 BäkàhJ.ybtL 2002 TG 1/10/1974 .3O/09/20.34:.. 59 M. Raghunandan Rao 2002 TG 6/2/1967 28/02/2027 2002....N 1/.1.0/19.: .30/O/2:. : 61 Sanjay Kumar . 2002 UP 15/08/1978 31/08/2038 6..irn1tbhA:: ::y. 2002 WB 4/4/i;97•3 30/04/2033 63 Jayant Narlikar 2003 AM 15/08/1978 3 1/08/2038 ..' 6.4 KhaSasi.hàr . 2003 AP :18/0811975 31/08/2035 65 Babu A. 2003 AP 14/07/1975 3 1/07/2035 66 PradeshiSiddhartha Komal 2003 CG 12/9/1978 30/09/2038 67 Kangale Reena Babasaheb 2003 CG 8/3/1978 3 1/03/2038 68 :. 2003 . CG• i•5/t.Z/19.77 :3111. .2/203.7 69 Roopwant Sinqh 2003 GJ 5/3/1978 31/03/2038 70 Sudha Devi M 2003 HP 1/12/1975 30/11/2035 71 AjeetKumarSahu 2003 3K 10/6/1974 30/06/2034 72- K Gopalaki-ishna Bhat 2003 KL 11/5/1965 31/05/2025 73 Jaffer P C 2003 KN 31/05/1976 31/05/2036 74 Mnbj Kuthar Meeha 2003 KN 13/04/1973 30/04/20 75 Sanjay Goel 2003 MP 9/3/1974 31/03/2034 Wf.BIälthandra.:. 2003 . 15/O7i976. -30/06/2036: 77 Y. 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    THE PANORAMA- 01 1. Kimono and Geisha are two terms that are quite common in 1. Assamese 2. French 3. Russian 4. Japanese 2. The Ninth Five-year Plan aims at overall enhancement of 1. Food security 2. Infrastructure 3. Human resources development 4. Growth with social justice 3. The seawater, on an average, contains _______% salt in it. 1. 35 2. 45 3. 3.5 4. None of these 4. Examine the following statements: 1. The Election Commission of India is a 3-member body and this provision regarding membership is mentioned in the constitution 2. The Chief Election Commissioner can be removed only by initiating an impeachment motion. 3. The CEC does not exercise overriding authority over other members and all its decision are taken on a majority basis. 1. A and C 2. A and B 3. C only 4. A, B and C 5. Amartya Sen, an NRI who has been in news recently, is a famous 1. Scientist 2. Economist 3. Painter 4. Industrialist 6. The Aligarh Muslim University and the Banaras Hindu University were respectively established by 1. Syed Ahmed Khan, Madan Mohan Malviya 2. Maulana Zafar Ali, Lajpat Rai 3. Syed Ahmed Khan, Swami Dayanand 4. Syed Ahmed Khan, Annie Besant 7. The Balwant Rai Mehta committee was concerned with 1. Agricultural finance 2. Panchayati Raj 3. Rural poverty 4. Education 8. The only metal, which exists in a free state, is 1. Silver 2. Sodium 3. Gold 4. Uranium 9. India’s maximum export earnings come from 1. Tea 2. Leather goods 3.
  • October 2019

    October 2019

    October, 2019 Newsletter www.ncscmum.org For Private Circulation Only NCSC National Centre for Communicators Vidnyan Bhavan, V.N. Purav Marg, Sion-Chunabhatti, Mumbai 400022 | Tel.: 091-22-24054714/6268 We are proud to say that India has redefined. The second, metre and candela expanded footprints in space and has were already defined by physical constants surpassed international aspirations. India and were subject to correction to their Hello launched Chandrayaan-2 on Indian Space definitions. The new definitions aim to Research Organisation's (ISRO's) improve the SI without changing the value GSLVMk-III from the SatishDhawan of any units, confirming continuity with Space Centre at Sriharikota in space on existing measurements. We bring forth members! July 22, 2019. This wasIndia's second an excellent article, which throws light on mission to the Moon. “Vikram”, lander in the subject. the three-part spacecraft made a historic landing attempt on September 7, 2019. While we talk about discoveries and Unfortunately the Chandrayan-2 lander innovations, it is the scientist who Time flies! It has been lost contact with the ground station when investigates the secrets of nature. A it tried to soft land on the lunar surface. scientist can turn into an inventor when Rightly said PM Modi, “Scientific research he/she attempts to create useful six months since we cannot be like preparing noodles or buying products and devices. And we have a long instant pizza, it requires patience and the list of such incredibly successful had our last NCSC outcome of such research can provide long discoverers and inventors who go on to term solution to people.” inspire us.