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Senior IAS officer Sudhansh Pant will take charge in Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways

by Kalpana Pandey
November 18, 2022
in News, Asia, Government, Ports & Terminals
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Senior IAS officer Sudhansh Pant’s wait is finally over as after a fortnight, he would finally leave for Delhi as on December 1. He has to take charge of new responsibility in Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways.

The Rajasthan government on Tuesday, issued orders and handed Pant’s services to the Government of India and now on November 30, he will be relieved from his post of DG, HCM-RIPA. For two months, Pant will work as OSD in the Ministry and will take over as full time Secretary on February 1, 2023 when current Secretary Sanjeev Ranjan retires.

As of now, 3 Rajasthan cadre IAS – V Srinivas, Rohit Kumar Singh and Sanjay Malhotra – are posted as Secretaries whereas, Neel kamal Darbari is posted as Chairperson, which is a post akin to Secretary. Meanwhile, with Pant’s departure, the post of DG, HCM-RIPA will lay vacant & a senior officer will have to be appointed here while there is a dearth of senior officers in the State bureaucracy. After Pant, the State will be left with just 6 ACS – Veenu Gupta, Subodh Agarwal, PK Goyal, Rajeshwar Singh and Abhay Kumar.

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