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PM Modi's Principal Adviser PK Sinha Quits Citing "Personal Grounds"
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Principal Adviser PK Sinha has resigned, reportedly citing "personal grounds". The former Cabinet Secretary was with the PM's Office for 18 months.
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PM's Office Defines Work For Top Bureaucrats, Security Advisor Ajit Doval
PMO India: Days after PK Mishra and PK Sinha were appointed as Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Principal Secretary and Principal Advisor respectively, the Prime Minister's Office has defined the work areas for the two officers, and also for National Security Advisor Ajit Doval.
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PK Mishra Is New Principal Secretary To Prime Minister Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's new Principal Secretary will be Dr Pramod Kumar Mishra, the government said this afternoon, adding that PK Sinha had been appointed Principal Advisor to the Prime Minister
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New Cabinet Secretary Rajiv Gauba Was Key Executor Of Decision To Scrap Article 370
Rajiv Gauba, an Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer on Friday took over as the new Cabinet Secretary in the Government of India after the superannuation of the incumbent PK Sinha.
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Will Work, But Also Observe Silent Protest: Delhi Officials Tell Cabinet Secretary
Following the alleged assault on Delhi Chief Secretary Anshu Prakash, a joint forum of employees and officers of the Delhi government today met Cabinet Secretary PK Sinha.
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Indians Need Not Worry H-1B Visa, Ample Prospects In Country: Top Bureaucrat
Indians' need not worry too much' about tightening of visa regime by developed economies as they will have ample opportunities in the country itself, Cabinet Secretary P K Sinha said today.
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Remove PM, Ministers' Photographs From Official Websites, Election Commission Tells Centre
The Election Commission has ordered the Centre to remove photographs of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his ministers from all government websites, insisting that all references to political leaders on official websites violated the model code of conduct. Cabinet Secretary PK Sinha has also been told to explain why the central government hadn't re...
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Poll Commission Pulls Up Centre, Says No Last Minute Cabinet Proposals
The Central Ministries are sending proposals to the Election Commission for clearance at the last minute - a violation of procedure after the Model Code of Conduct has been announced. Expressing its "unhappiness" about the state of affairs, the Election Commission has written to cabinet secretary PK Sinha, asking him to ensure that every proposal i...
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Election Commission Seeks Centre's Response On Opposition Protest Over Budget Timing
Acting on Opposition complaint, the Election Commission has sought the Centre's response on their objection to presenting the budget on February 1 before the Assembly polls to five states.
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Cabinet Secretary Directs Action Against Bureaucrats Overstaying On Foreign Posts
Cabinet Secretary PK Sinha has directed all secretaries to take strict action against IAS and IPS officers overstaying on foreign assignments, including removal from service.
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Whistleblower Sanjiv Chaturvedi Requests Centre For Allocation Of Work
Whistleblower bureaucrat Sanjiv Chaturvedi, who was removed as the chief vigilance officer (CVO) of All India Institute of Medical Science (AIIMS) in 2014 much before the completion of his tenure, has written to the cabinet secretary PK Sinha over allocation of work.
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Shatrughan Sinha: PK Wouldn't Have Been a Success if India was 'Intolerant'
"Am fond of Aamir Khan and his family. But wholeheartedly disapprove of the idea of India being labelled intolerant by him and others too," Mr Sinha said on Twitter. "PK, where Hindu Gods and Goddesses were made fun of in no uncertain terms would not have seen such success if India was intolerant," he said in an another tweet
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Aamir Khan's PK Wouldn't Have Been a Success if India Was Intolerant: Shatrughan Sinha
Amid the controversy over Bollywood star Aamir Khan's remarks, actor-politician and BJP lawmaker Shatrughan Sinha today said he disapproved of India "being labelled intolerant" by him and others and asserted that the country was inherently peace loving.
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PM Modi's Principal Adviser PK Sinha Quits Citing "Personal Grounds"
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Principal Adviser PK Sinha has resigned, reportedly citing "personal grounds". The former Cabinet Secretary was with the PM's Office for 18 months.
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PM's Office Defines Work For Top Bureaucrats, Security Advisor Ajit Doval
PMO India: Days after PK Mishra and PK Sinha were appointed as Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Principal Secretary and Principal Advisor respectively, the Prime Minister's Office has defined the work areas for the two officers, and also for National Security Advisor Ajit Doval.
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PK Mishra Is New Principal Secretary To Prime Minister Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's new Principal Secretary will be Dr Pramod Kumar Mishra, the government said this afternoon, adding that PK Sinha had been appointed Principal Advisor to the Prime Minister
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New Cabinet Secretary Rajiv Gauba Was Key Executor Of Decision To Scrap Article 370
Rajiv Gauba, an Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer on Friday took over as the new Cabinet Secretary in the Government of India after the superannuation of the incumbent PK Sinha.
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Will Work, But Also Observe Silent Protest: Delhi Officials Tell Cabinet Secretary
Following the alleged assault on Delhi Chief Secretary Anshu Prakash, a joint forum of employees and officers of the Delhi government today met Cabinet Secretary PK Sinha.
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Indians Need Not Worry H-1B Visa, Ample Prospects In Country: Top Bureaucrat
Indians' need not worry too much' about tightening of visa regime by developed economies as they will have ample opportunities in the country itself, Cabinet Secretary P K Sinha said today.
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Remove PM, Ministers' Photographs From Official Websites, Election Commission Tells Centre
The Election Commission has ordered the Centre to remove photographs of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his ministers from all government websites, insisting that all references to political leaders on official websites violated the model code of conduct. Cabinet Secretary PK Sinha has also been told to explain why the central government hadn't re...
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Poll Commission Pulls Up Centre, Says No Last Minute Cabinet Proposals
The Central Ministries are sending proposals to the Election Commission for clearance at the last minute - a violation of procedure after the Model Code of Conduct has been announced. Expressing its "unhappiness" about the state of affairs, the Election Commission has written to cabinet secretary PK Sinha, asking him to ensure that every proposal i...
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Election Commission Seeks Centre's Response On Opposition Protest Over Budget Timing
Acting on Opposition complaint, the Election Commission has sought the Centre's response on their objection to presenting the budget on February 1 before the Assembly polls to five states.
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Cabinet Secretary Directs Action Against Bureaucrats Overstaying On Foreign Posts
Cabinet Secretary PK Sinha has directed all secretaries to take strict action against IAS and IPS officers overstaying on foreign assignments, including removal from service.
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Whistleblower Sanjiv Chaturvedi Requests Centre For Allocation Of Work
Whistleblower bureaucrat Sanjiv Chaturvedi, who was removed as the chief vigilance officer (CVO) of All India Institute of Medical Science (AIIMS) in 2014 much before the completion of his tenure, has written to the cabinet secretary PK Sinha over allocation of work.
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Shatrughan Sinha: PK Wouldn't Have Been a Success if India was 'Intolerant'
"Am fond of Aamir Khan and his family. But wholeheartedly disapprove of the idea of India being labelled intolerant by him and others too," Mr Sinha said on Twitter. "PK, where Hindu Gods and Goddesses were made fun of in no uncertain terms would not have seen such success if India was intolerant," he said in an another tweet
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Aamir Khan's PK Wouldn't Have Been a Success if India Was Intolerant: Shatrughan Sinha
Amid the controversy over Bollywood star Aamir Khan's remarks, actor-politician and BJP lawmaker Shatrughan Sinha today said he disapproved of India "being labelled intolerant" by him and others and asserted that the country was inherently peace loving.
