Hyderabad: Chief Minister K. Chandrashekar Rao is supposedly thinking about a significant reshuffle of senior administration in a day or more, after a space of 2 years, to attend to a multitude of problems. Sources stated that the CM was eager to form an ‘election group’, with effective authorities leading essential departments for fast and efficient execution of developmental programs and well-being plans ahead of the Assembly surveys in2023 Authorities sources stated that the CM had actually chosen to fill 5 uninhabited conferred-IAS officer posts from non-revenue services for the very first time considering that the development of Telangana in2014 Normally, deputy collector-level Group-I officers in profits departments are promoted and accorded ‘gave IAS’ status. For those from non-revenue departments, the federal government has to send out a list of 5 senior officers from each department to UPSC, which will choose on the exact same after holding interviews. Because there was no job for ‘gave IAS’ status for non-revenue classifications considering that the development of the state, the federal government had actually not sent out a list to the UPSC. The Chief Minister supposedly directed Chief Secretary Somesh Kumar to prepare a list of 5 senior authorities from non-revenue departments by December 3 and refer it to the UPSC. E.V. Narsimha Reddy, vice chairman and handling director of TSIIC, and financing minister T. Harish Rao’s individual secretary K. Ashok Reddy are apparently amongst the probables. Sources stated the Chief Minister held a series of conferences with the Chief Secretary at Pragathi Bhavan to go over transfers and administrative problems. Kumar supposedly prepared the list of officers for transfers and recommended essential posts for CM’s approval. A reshuffle of IPS officers is likewise anticipated either all at once or right after IAS transfers. The last significant reshuffle was on February 3, 2020, when the federal government moved 50 IAS officers at one go, consisting of collectors to different districts. The CM is now preparing to carry out a comparable reshuffle in the run-up to the 2023 Assembly surveys. At present, a number of essential departments have no full-time secretaries, commissioners or directors. These positions are held by incharges. Chief Secretary Kumar is dealing with the extra obligations of all the essential revenue-earning departments, such as profits, registration, stamps, import tax and business taxes. Somesh likewise has the complete added fee of chief commissioner of land administration (CCLA) in addition to the post of chairperson of the TS Real Estate Regulatory Authority. There are no district collectors for 4 districts. They are governed by incharge collectors of other districts. A couple of IAS officers are continuing in the exact same positions for the last 8 years given that the development of Telangana state in2014 The CM wishes to resolve all these problems by carrying out a significant reshuffle of IAS officers. …
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