Bureaucratic changes at the highest level in the Ministry of Finance: 4 departments obtain new trustees

In a large bureaucratic amendment, the Cabinet Appointments Committee has wiped four dates from the highest level through decisive departments under the Ministry of Finance, indicating a major change in the North Block leadership.

Anwarha Thakur, IAS official in 1996, was appointed by Himachal Pradesh and an additional secretary at the Ministry of Companies Affairs, as an officer in a special duty in the Ministry of Economic Affairs. You will officially take over as minister of administration when retiring for Ajay Seth on June 30 this year. Thakur will be the first Secretary of the Ministry of Economic Affairs, which represents a historical moment in the decisive section. Seth continues to work as a minister of finance until he retires.

Arvind Shrivastava, IAS (Karnataka, 1994), Secretary, Ministry of Revenue. Meanwhile, Vivek Agarwal, who was working as the additional secretary in the revenue department and played a major role in the FATF negotiations, will now head the Ministry of Culture as its new secretary.

VUMLUNMANG VULNAM, the Minister of Civil Aviation and IAS official in 1992 from Manipor, as Minister, was appointed. Manoj Goville, who was transferred to the Cabinet Secretariat, replaces.

The General Institutions Administration will now head K. Moses Chalai, IAS officer in 1990 from Manipur. It replaces Arunish Chawla, who was carrying an additional charge of the department while working as a minister, Dipam.

The newly appointed team during the era of Finance Minister Nermalla Setharmann faces a difficult year, characterized by narrow financial goals and advanced global doubts, including the usual commercial winds that resulted in mutual definitions of US President Donald Trump. With only 10 months to prepare the following federation budget, the team will need to reduce what has been achieved quickly so far, and what awaits us.