Tag: IAS
Fake IAS officer behind Kolkata Covid vaccine ‘scam’ under lens for fake raids, tenders too
Accused Debanjan Deb is believed to have once harboured IAS ambitions, driven by his father who retired as a deputy director of the excise department.
Centre’s Bengal move can make CMs lose faith in AIS, rely more on state services
Law is clear that Modi govt shouldn't have treated former Bengal chief secretary Alapan Bandyopadhyay as a central services officer to be transferred at will.
Centre vs states, rules vs convention — who really controls IAS officers
The tug-of-war over former West Bengal chief secretary Alapan Bandyopadhyay has triggered a debate over the separation of powers between central and state govts.
7,000 cases/day to 2,600 — how this IAS officer turned it around for Chennai in a fortnight
From starting at-home vaccination for people with disabilities, to a taxi ambulance service, Gagandeep Singh Bedi has stood true to his image as ‘Mascot of Disaster Management’.
PM has no individual powers under NDMA. Notice to Alapan Bandyopadhyay questionable
No part of the functions of the NDMA includes the giving of directions, leave alone requiring individuals to attend meetings at the cost of incarceration.
In Modi-Mamata tussle, it’s the IAS that is losing out. Supreme Court must step in
Once known as the ‘steel frame’, the All India Services has been forced to adopt the motto of ‘Bend it like Beckham’.
Alapan Bandyopadhyay — Not just an IAS officer, but a trouble-shooter Mamata can’t do without
On Monday, Bandyopadhyay, the officer at the heart of the Modi-Mamata tussle, resigned from service and was appointed an advisor to the CM for 3 years.
Not IAS rules but Modi govt issues show cause notice to Bengal chief secy under disaster law
While Centre can't unilaterally initiate disciplinary proceedings against an IAS officer posted with a state govt, it has instead used NDMA under which anyone can be tried for non-compliance of orders.
Disciplinary proceedings likely against WB chief secy as Mamata refuses to send him to Delhi
According to experts, matter could end up in CAT, which aggrieved officer Alapan Bandyopadhyay can move, or another court if Centre initiates disciplinary proceedings.
Bengal chief secretary ‘won’t report in Delhi’ tomorrow, likely to stay with Mamata govt
Bandyopadhyay, who was scheduled to retire 31 May, was given a three-month extension until 30 August this month. He was suddenly deputed to Delhi in an unprecedented move Friday.Â