The Rajasthan government has undertaken a significant administrative reshuffle, issuing orders on. Wednesday, December 24, for the transfer of five Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officers. Concurrently, an order was also released to cancel a previous transfer of another IAS officer. These late-night directives from the Personnel Department signify a change in leadership across. Various crucial state departments, aiming to foster administrative efficiency and introduce new strategic directions.
New Leadership at Jaipur Development Authority
Among the most prominent changes in this reshuffle is the leadership at the Jaipur Development Authority (JDA). The incumbent JDC IAS Anandi has been transferred to the position of Registrar (Cooperation). Anandi has played a vital role in Jaipur's urban development, and she will now be taking on new responsibilities in the cooperative sector. Replacing her, IAS Siddharth Mahajan, who had been awaiting posting after returning from central deputation, has been appointed as the Commissioner (JDC) of the Jaipur Development Authority. Mahajan was on APO (awaiting posting orders) since his return from central deputation, and he has now been entrusted with the crucial responsibility of urban planning and development for the state capital. This appointment is considered significant for Jaipur's future development trajectory.
Changes in the Department of Information and Public Relations
As part of the administrative reorganization, Rakesh Sharma, who was serving as the Additional Commissioner of the Jaipur Development Authority (JDA), has been transferred to the post of Commissioner and Joint Secretary in the Department of Information and Public Relations, while this department plays a critical role in disseminating government policies and programs to the public. Rakesh Sharma's experience could be instrumental in providing a new direction to this department, especially in the areas of mass communication and media management. This change may be part of efforts to strengthen communication between the government and its citizens.
Major Shifts in Agriculture and Cooperative Sectors
Manju Rajpal, who previously held the positions of Principal Secretary, Cooperation Department, and Registrar, Cooperation, has now been appointed as the Secretary for Agriculture & Horticulture, Panchayati (Agriculture) Department, and State Seed Corporation Limited. This is a significant move as Manju Rajpal has been entrusted with a broad spectrum of responsibilities within the agricultural sector, including farmer welfare, enhancing agricultural production, and managing the seed supply chain. Her transfer from cooperation to the agriculture sector reflects the government's agenda to strengthen the rural economy and promote agricultural development.
New Role at the Human Rights Commission
Babulal Goyal, who was serving as the Commissioner of the Devasthan Department, has. Been transferred to the post of Secretary at the State Human Rights Commission. The Human Rights Commission is a crucial institution that works for the protection and promotion of human rights in the state. Babulal Goyal's appointment to this new role is expected to help in the. Smooth functioning of the commission and effectively address cases related to human rights violations. This step is another effort towards strengthening good governance and accountability in the state.
One Transfer Cancelled
Amidst these transfers, a notable decision has been made regarding IAS Dr, while om Prakash Bairwa. His previous transfer has been cancelled with immediate effect. Last month, on November 21, Dr. Om Prakash Bairwa was transferred from the post of Commissioner, College Education Department, to the Rajasthan Electricity Regulatory Commission, Jaipur, while however, according to the latest orders issued by the Personnel Department, this transfer has been revoked, implying that Dr. Bairwa will either continue in his previous role or a new arrangement will be made for him. The reasons behind this cancellation have not been immediately disclosed, but it indicates the government's flexibility in administrative appointments.
Overall, these transfers underscore the Rajasthan government's commitment to reorganizing its administrative machinery and injecting new energy into various departments. These changes are anticipated to have a positive impact on the state's development and governance.
