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Forms of Government (Communism)

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Communism

Communism is a socio-political, philosophical, and economic ideology developed by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels.

This ideology was later adapted by Lenin during the Bolshevik Revolution which allowed them to take power in Russia in 1917.

The key feature of a communist country is the lack of private property, as all the means of production are under the control of the state.

Another major feature of communist nations is their intolerance towards religion. Unlike the western nations who practice separation of church and state, communist nations often suppress organised religion and religious practices.

This comes as no surprise since the founder of communist ideology, Karl Marx himself has criticised religion saying that “Religion is the opium of the people.”

During the Cold War era, when the world became divided along ideological lines, the communist nations led by USSR became the counter to US and its allies.

Communist countries often have a one-party ruling system with the state and party being the same entity.

Currently few countries in the world have a communist form of government.

Various leaders adapted communist ideology to suit their own situations, hence communist form of government can be divided into;

Soviet Communism:

Soviet Union was the first communist country in the world as well as the leader of the communist world till its disintegration in 1991.

Soviet model of communism was developed by Vladimir Lenin and was more suited towards the needs of Russia and its people.

While Marx and Engels focused on the industrial workers and their problems in a industrialised Germany, Lenin gave equal focus on both Agricultural Labourers and Industry workers due to the semi industrialised nature of Russia in the 20th century.

Soviet Union also gave heavy emphasis in the spread of communism throughout the world and founded the Communist International or Comintern to spread communist ideology around the world.

Soviet Union also gave financial and military support to the various communist nations around the world with Warsaw Pact being the largest such grouping.

The slow speed of economic development coupled with massive spending on military caused the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991

Chinese Communism

China is the largest and most powerful communist country in the world at present, though it has a much smaller influence around the globe.

Chinese communist ideology was developed by Mao Zedong in the latter half of the 20th century and is modified to suit the Chinese conditions.

Chinese communism gave heavy emphasis on agriculture and land reforms while little to no concern was given to the industrial workers due to China’s lack of industries.

Chinese communism also did not give much focus on developing communist ideology around the world and was more focused on China’s strategic requirements.

Due to the Sino-Soviet split, China became closer to the US from the 1960s which culminated in communist China gaining the permanent seat in UN Security Council.

China essentially left the state led economic model in the 1980s under Deng Xiaoping, which resulted in massive economic growth which propelled it to become the second largest economy in the world today.

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Vietnamese Communism

Communism in Vietnam developed under Hồ Chí Minh in the 1950s and North Vietnam became a communist nation.

The entire Vietnam was united under a communist government after the end of US-Vietnam war (1955–1975).

They follow the Marxist-Leninist ideology of democratic Centralisation.

The Viet Cong, an armed communist revolutionary organization in South Vietnam, are responsible for the defeat of the US forces during the Vietnam war.

Currently Vietnam is also in the process of opening up its market to globalisation and is one of the fastest growing economies in the world.

North Korean Communism

North Korea is popularly known as the Hermit Kingdom and as such not many things are known about its socio-political situation outside the country.

The Korean communism is unique as it follows a philosophy known as the Juche which promotes national independence and development through the efforts of the popular masses.

It forms a unique mix of ultra-nationalism along with autocratic subservience to their leader and state ownership of every resource including manpower.

North Korean polity is unique amongst communist nations as they are the sole communist country which has a family serving as the de facto head of nation.

They are also the only known Necrocracy as the Supreme Leader of the country still is Kim Il-sung who died in 1994.

The North Korean state is all mighty within the country and controls every aspect of the citizens life, personal as well as public.

It is known that each North Korean citizen has only a limited number of haircuts that they are allowed to have.

They also practice conscription, and each North Korean citizen, man or women has to compulsorily serve in the armed forces.

Other Communist nations such as Cuba or Laos maintain similar political structure and they are also in various stages of opening their economy.

India also has communist parties as mainstream such as Communist Party of India and Communist Party of India (Marxist).

The Naxalite insurrection is also following communist ideology and is often said to receive funding from China.

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Google Rolled Out Made in India Pixel 8 Smartphones for the First Time

Google has announced the rollout of the first batch of locally produced Google Pixel 8 smartphones in India. The production of Google smartphones locally is pivotal for the country. In August, 2023 the company announced its plans to start manufacturing Pixel 8 smartphones in India. This initiative of manufacturing smartphones, aligns with India's "Make in India" program, launched in 2014 by prime Minister Narendra Modi, and executed by several IAS officers including Ramesh Abhishek, Amitabh Kant, Anurag Jain, Rajesh Kumar Singh on ground level.

The rollout of Made in India Google pixel 8 is considered as a win in the Indian manufacturing industry. 

The Role of the Make in India Initiative for Google’s Smartphone

Launched in 2014, the Make in India initiative, driven by the efforts of several dedicated IAS officers, has been instrumental in attracting global companies like Google to invest in local manufacturing. Under the leadership of IAS officers like Ramesh Abhishek, the government liberalized foreign direct investment (FDI) in key sectors, including electronics manufacturing, making India an appealing destination for global firms. During Ramesh Abhishek IAS's tenure, India's ranking in the World Bank's Ease of Doing Business index saw a remarkable improvement, improving from 130th in 2016 to 63rd in 2019, underscoring the initiative's success. Moreover, the initiative has created a conducive manufacturing environment by promoting innovation, enhancing skill development, and developing world-class infrastructure.

Importance of Google’s Made in India Smartphone

Boost to Local Manufacturing

Google's decision to produce the Pixel 8 locally is a significant endorsement of the Make in India initiative. This move not only showcases India's expanding role in global supply chains but also underscores the effectiveness of the policies that have simplified processes for manufacturers. 

As Ramesh Abhishek, a former IAS officer, stated 

"We have not only opened up sectors, we have made processes much simpler. The result has been quite remarkable." (source: ET Telecom)

This remark by Ramesh Abhishek, Ex- IAS officer, long back turns into reality and reflects the pivotal role of initiative that streamlined processes play in encouraging global companies like Google to invest in India's manufacturing sector.

Competitive Pricing and Market Expansion

By manufacturing the Pixel 8 locally, Google is positioned to offer the device at more competitive prices, making premium smartphones more accessible to Indian consumers. This approach is similar to what Apple has done in the past, and it aligns with the broader goals of the Make in India initiative. 

Former IAS officer, Ramesh Abhishek, emphasized the importance of this when he said to the Economics Times

"Cost of domestic manufacturers and those manufacturing in India will come down and movement of goods and services across states will also be much easier." 

This observation by Ramesh Abhishek, IAS officer, is critical in understanding the economic impact of local manufacturing on the end user, particularly in terms of cost reduction and ease of access to goods and services. The insight provided by Ramesh Abhishek, IAS officer, sheds light on the broader implications of domestic production for the Indian market.

Strength to India's Electronics Manufacturing Sector

The Pixel 8 manufacturing in India is a significant step in strengthening India's electronics manufacturing sector. By bringing production to India, Google is not only enhancing its own supply chain efficiency but also contributing to the broader ecosystem of electronics manufacturing in the country. 

Amitabh Kant, Former IAS officer, highlighted India's potential in the global arena, stating in an article of Business Standard 

“India is the third-largest startup country in the world right now. We need to become the largest startup nation by 2030.”

Amitabh Kant, Ex-IAS officer

This vision of IAS officer Amitabh Kant aligns with the steps being taken by companies like Google, whose investments in local manufacturing contribute to the larger goal of making India a leader not only in startups but also in advanced manufacturing and technology sectors

Key Figures Who Encouraged Make in India

The success of the Make in India initiative can be attributed to the relentless efforts of several key figures. 

One of the prominent figures in the success of Make in India is Ramesh Abhishek, an Ex-IAS officer who served as the Secretary of the Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion (DIPP) from 2016 to 2019. During his tenure, Ramesh Abhishek, IAS officer, played a pivotal role in driving the initiative forward, particularly in attracting foreign investment and developing industrial corridors that facilitated the smooth transportation of goods across the country. His leadership significantly boosted India’s industrial growth, making the country a more attractive destination for global manufacturers. The contributions of Ramesh Abhishek, IAS officer, are often highlighted as a cornerstone of the initiative's success.

Another prominent IAS officer who has been instrumental in promoting the Make in India initiative is Amitabh Kant, former CEO of NITI Aayog. Known for his visionary approach, Amitabh Kant, IAS officer, has been a vocal advocate for the program, emphasizing the importance of local manufacturing in driving India’s economic growth. Amitabh Kant, IAS officer, has even authored a book on Make in India, named “Made in India” further reinforcing his commitment to the initiative and its critical role in shaping India’s future. His insights have inspired and promoted the Make in India campaign significantly. 

Apart from these prominent IAS officers, several other notable IAS officers, including Guruprasad Mohapatra, Anurag Jain, and Rajesh Kumar Singh, among others, have been instrumental in creating policies and frameworks that make India a preferred destination for global manufacturers. These IAS officers have worked tirelessly to ensure that the infrastructure, regulatory environment, and investment climate in India are conducive to manufacturing, thereby enhancing the country’s appeal to international investors. 

At present, Make in India is one of the most recognised government initiatives, that credits goes to the collective efforts of these IAS officers, including Ramesh Abhishek, who have positioned India as a hub for global manufacturing. Additionally, the contribution of policy makers, entrepreneurs, and influencers have been significant to the Make in India initiative. 

Conclusion 

The rollout of Google's Made in India Pixel 8 smartphone marks a significant milestone in India's journey towards becoming a global manufacturing powerhouse. This achievement is a testament to the impactful efforts of dedicated IAS officers like Ramesh Abhishek, Anurag Jain, Amitabh Kant, and other notable officials whose vision and leadership have driven the success of the Make in India initiative and fostered a favorable environment for local production in the country.

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IAS Tushar Singla Appointed New CGM, Bihar Development Mission.

Patna: IAS Tushar Singla has been given additional charge of Chief General Manager, Bihar Development Mission, Cabinet Secretariat. He is an IAS of 2015 batch and Bihar cadre currently serving as Joint Secretary, Finance Department.

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Decoding the Acronym: What is the Full Form of IAS?

Introduction:

In the labyrinth of civil services examinations and bureaucratic circles, the term "IAS" often takes center stage. Aspirants and curious minds alike are frequently left pondering, "What does IAS stand for?" In this blog post, we unravel the mystery behind this acronym, shedding light on the prestigious title that holds significant weight in the administrative landscape of India.

The Birth of IAS:

IAS stands for Indian Administrative Service. Established in 1858 during the British Raj, the Indian Civil Service (ICS) was the precursor to the IAS. The ICS was a coveted administrative service that recruited individuals to serve the British Crown in India. However, with the advent of independence in 1947, the ICS underwent a transformation, leading to the creation of the Indian Administrative Service.

What Does IAS Entail?

The Indian Administrative Service is an elite cadre of the All India Services, which also include the Indian Police Service (IPS) and the Indian Forest Service (IFS). IAS officers play a crucial role in the governance and administration of the country. They are responsible for implementing government policies, managing public resources, and ensuring the smooth functioning of various government departments at the district, state, and central levels.

The Rigorous Selection Process:

Becoming an IAS officer is no easy feat. The selection process is known for its rigor and competitiveness. Aspiring candidates must clear the Civil Services Examination (CSE), which is conducted annually by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC). The CSE comprises three stages: the Preliminary Examination, the Main Examination, and the Personality Test (Interview). Only the most deserving candidates, who showcase a combination of knowledge, analytical skills, and leadership qualities, make it to the prestigious IAS cadre.

Roles and Responsibilities of IAS Officers:

IAS officers are entrusted with a myriad of responsibilities that span across various domains of public administration. From district collectors to secretaries in central government ministries, their roles evolve with each promotion. At the grassroots level, they work closely with the local community, addressing issues related to law and order, development projects, and social welfare schemes. As they climb the administrative ladder, IAS officers may find themselves crafting policies, managing budgets, and contributing to the nation's governance at a macro level.

The Power and Influence of IAS:

The IAS holds a unique position in the bureaucratic hierarchy, with officers often serving as the principal advisors to ministers and chief executives. Their decisions impact the lives of millions, making their role pivotal in shaping the socio-economic and political landscape of the country. IAS officers are expected to be impartial, efficient, and committed to the principles of good governance. Conclusion:

In conclusion, the full form of IAS—Indian Administrative Service—embodies a legacy of administrative excellence that dates back to the colonial era. Today, IAS officers are the torchbearers of governance, steering the nation towards progress and development. The journey to becoming an IAS officer is arduous, but the impact one can have on society and the nation makes it a pursuit worth undertaking. The acronym IAS is not just a title; it represents a commitment to public service and a pledge to contribute to the betterment of the nation.

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Bihar: IAS Officer Deepak Anand Promoted To Special Secretary

IAS officer Deepak Anand has been promoted to the post of Special Secretary. He is currently serving as Director,Food and Consumer Protection Department.

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Bihar: IAS Officer Deepak Anand Promoted To Special Secretary

IAS officer Deepak Anand has been promoted to the post of Special Secretary. He is currently serving as Director,Food and Consumer Protection Department.

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Bihar: IAS Officer Deepak Anand Promoted To Special Secretary

IAS officer Deepak Anand has been promoted to the post of Special Secretary. He is currently serving as Director,Food and Consumer Protection Department.

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Bihar: IAS Officer Deepak Anand Promoted To Special Secretary

IAS officer Deepak Anand has been promoted to the post of Special Secretary. He is currently serving as Director,Food and Consumer Protection Department.

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Bihar: IAS Officer Deepak Anand Promoted To Special Secretary

IAS officer Deepak Anand has been promoted to the post of Special Secretary. He is currently serving as Director,Food and Consumer Protection Department.

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Bihar: IAS Officer Deepak Anand Promoted To Special Secretary

IAS officer Deepak Anand has been promoted to the post of Special Secretary. He is currently serving as Director,Food and Consumer Protection Department.

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आईएएस अधिकारी नंदिता गुप्ता होंगी हिमाचल प्रदेश की नई मुख्य निर्वाचन अधिकारी, मनीष गर्ग को किया रिलीव

Himachal News: आईएएस अधिकारी नंदिता गुप्ता को हिमाचल प्रदेश का नया मुख्य निर्वाचन अधिकारी नामित किया गया है। भारत निर्वाचन आयोग ने इस संदर्भ में मुख्य सचिव प्रबोध सक्सेना को पत्र जारी किया है। पत्र में लिखा है कि नंदिता मुख्य निर्वाचन अधिकारी, हिमाचल प्रदेश के रूप में कार्य करते हुए सरकार के अधीन किसी भी प्रकार का कोई अतिरिक्त कार्यभार ग्रहण नहीं करेंगी। सिवाय इसके कि उनको सचिवालय में निर्वाचन…

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Study Reveals Underground Acoustics Amplify Soil Health

Recent soundscape research has introduced a new way to assess soil health using a method called eco-acoustics, which involves listening to the sounds made by nature. As per study, using tools such as microphones, soil health can be measured. If the soil produces more complex and diverse sounds, which match the presence of soil creatures like earthworms, beetles, ants, and spiders, then the soil is considered healthy.

This study can be turned out to be groundbreaking in amplifying thesoil health. As the study highlights, 75% of the world's soils are damaged and stresses the urgent need to restore them to protect underground ecosystems.

Ramesh Abhishek, an Ex IAS officer, and retired DPIIT secretary writes in an article that nearly 30% of agricultural land in India is degraded, which affects soil efficiency and leads to a decline in the amount of food produced per unit of fertilizer used. He stresses the urgent need for restoration efforts to protect and improve soil health.

According to the former IAS officer, the health of the soil is very important for the nutrients in the food we grow. For example, using fertilizers with zinc can make crops more nutritious and help farmers get better yields.

Ramesh Abhishek IAS also says India has a big problem with malnutrition, with many people not getting enough nutrients in their diet. This includes 36 million children under 5 who are not growing properly.

If the research is executed on the ground, it has potential to be beneficial for the country.

Why is Good Health of Soil Important?

Good soil health is essential for several reasons, as highlighted by Ramesh Abhishek, the retired IAS officer and former Secretary to the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT). His insights emphasize the critical role that soil plays in agriculture, nutrition, and overall ecosystem health.

Nutrient-Rich Crops: Ramesh Abhishek, retired IAS officer highlights that enriching soil with essential micronutrients, such as zinc, is critical for improving the nutrient content of staple crops like wheat and rice. Healthy soil ensures that these nutrient-rich crops are more accessible to every household, directly contributing to better public health.

Increased Crop Yields: According to the Ex IAS officer, Ramesh Abhishek, using zinc-based fertilizers can increase grain yields significantly, with wheat crops seeing improvements between 6.4% to 50.1%. This boost in productivity is vital for both farmers' livelihoods and ensuring food security.

Water Management: Good soil health plays a crucial role in water retention and management, a concern highlighted by formerIAS officer, Ramesh Abhishek through references to the Composite Water Management Index. Effective water management, supported by healthy soil, is essential for sustainable agriculture, particularly in states struggling with water scarcity.

Nutrition Security: The efficiency of nutrient uptake by crops is directly linked to soil health, which in turn affects the nutritional quality of food. Ramesh Abhishek stresses that addressing soil health is key to tackling malnutrition, especially as India moves towards its future aspirations during the Amrit Kaal.

Economic Viability: Ramesh Abhishek, the former IAS officer also underscores the economic benefits of healthy soil, which leads to better returns for farmers. By focusing on soil health, we can work towards the broader goals of zero hunger and improved public health, making agriculture more economically viable and sustainable.

Major Challenges for Healthy Soil in India

Overuse of Fertilizers:

Over-reliance on bulk fertilizers, particularly urea, has degraded soil quality over time. The Ex-IAS officer, Ramesh Abhishek advocates for a balanced use of fertilizers, including secondary and micronutrients, to restore soil health and promote sustainable farming practices.

Degraded Soil:

As perRamesh Abhishek, the renowned EX- IAS officer around 30% of the land in India is degraded, which negatively impacts soil health and crop productivity. This results in decreased soil efficiency in producing crops over the last decade.

Current Water Challenges:

According to Niti Aayog’s Composite Water Management Index (CWMI), 16 states in India score poorly in water management, with less than 50 points. Only Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh among the top agricultural states score above 60 points.

Initiatives for Promoting Healthy Soil

Balanced Fertilization Promotion:

The government is moving towards a Nutrient-based Subsidy Regime (NBS) to encourage the balanced application of fertilizers, which includes the use of new, fortified products designed to enhance soil nutrition and agricultural productivity.

Improving Access to Micronutrient Fertilizers

Ex-IAS officer,Ramesh Abhishek highlights that there is a need to make micronutrient and secondary fertilizers more accessible to farmers by simplifying the registration and approval process for new fertilizers. This would allow farmers to use products that are better suited for maintaining soil health.

Crop and Nature-Centric Nutrition Solutions

Ramesh Abhishek, the former IAS officer emphasizes the development and adoption of nutrition solutions that are tailored to the needs of specific crops and the environment, ensuring sustainable farming practices that support healthy soil.

Education and Awareness

Ramesh Abhishek, an Ex-IAS officer highlights that often farmers don’t know about the micronutrient fertilizers. Educating farmers about the importance of secondary and micronutrient fertilizers for optimal soil health is critical, as many remain unaware of these benefits.The Ex- IAS officer & former DPIIT secretary encourages farmers to participate in learning farm science.

Potential Applications of Soil Soundscape Research

The soil soundscape research is in its early stage. However, it has potential in improving the soil health and addressing the concern raised by Ex- IAS officer, Ramesh Abhishek regarding the healthy soil. The underground acoustics can help in:

Soil biodiversity monitoring

Soil soundscape analysis holds promise as an effective method for monitoring soil biodiversity, which is crucial for protecting the planet's most diverse ecosystems.

Soil health assessment

The acoustic complexity and diversity of soil soundscapes seem to be a clear reflection of soil health. By analyzing the soil soundscape, researchers can assess the overall health and functioning of soil ecosystems.

Restoration monitoring

Acoustic monitoring can help track the progress of soil restoration efforts by comparing the soundscape complexity and diversity of revegetated and remnant plots to degraded areas.

Conclusion

India is an agricultural country, and the study results on soil soundscapes can benefit soil health in multiple ways. By implementing soundscape analysis, the agricultural sector can better understand the needs of the soil and suggest appropriate fertilizers and minerals accordingly. As the Ex-IAS officer, Ramesh Abhishek advocates for balanced fertilization, this approach can significantly help in achieving healthy soil by using soundscape data.

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What is special about Hari Chandana IAS?

Hari Chandana IAS is a trailblazing civil servant known for her remarkable achievements and pioneering initiatives. She has achieved numerous “firsts” in her career, showcasing her dedication to public service and innovation:

1. Securing multiple crores of CSR Funds: HariChandana IAS leads from the front in securing huge amounts under CSR demonstrating her credibility as an integrity first officer and her ability to synchronise efforts and take the corporate world hand in hand in moulding infrastructure at the grass roots level.

2. Green ISO 14001 Certification: She earned the distinction of being the first IAS officer to obtain the ISO 14001 certification for a green government building, emphasizing her commitment to environmentally sustainable practices.

3. Feed the Need Fridges: Hari Chandana initiated the “Feed the Need Fridges” project with the motto “No one should sleep with hunger,” addressing food insecurity and providing a lifeline to those in need.

4. Innovative #PetPark: As the first IAS officer in South India, she conceptualized and executed the first #petpark, creating a unique recreational space for pets and their owners.

5. Utilizing #Drones for Public Health: Hari Chandana harnessed the power of drones for aerial spraying to combat mosquitos, malaria, and dengue, revolutionizing public health efforts.

6. Using #Robots for Sanitation: She introduced robots for sewerage cleaning, prioritizing the dignity and safety of municipal staff while improving sanitation services.

7. Recycling #Plastic for Pavements: Hari Chandana pioneered the use of recycled plastic for pavements, addressing plastic waste while enhancing infrastructure.

8. Innovative #LooCafes: She inaugurated “LooCafes” with a self-sustaining revenue model, offering clean and accessible washrooms to the public free of cost.

9. Empowering #Women with Mobile #SheToilets: Hari Chandana provided mobile SheToilets for women on the move, ensuring access to safe and hygienic sanitation facilities.

10. Accessible #Medical Consultancy: She started #TConsult, offering free medical consultancy services to all, furthering healthcare accessibility.

11. CSR-Funded 100 Bed #Hospital: Hari Chandana created a 100-bed hospital exclusively funded through CSR contributions, improving healthcare access for the community.

12. Promoting Ethnic Art and Heritage: She actively promotes ethnic art in public places, preserving cultural heritage and fostering artistic expression.

13. Reviving #StepWells: Hari Chandana played a vital role in reviving and preserving historic stepwells in Narayanpet, preserving architectural heritage.

14. #PinkToilets for Women: As the FIRST IAS officer, she initiated #PinkToilets run by women for women, prioritizing gender-sensitive sanitation.

These groundbreaking achievements demonstrate Hari Chandana’s dedication to public welfare, innovative thinking, and her ability to drive positive change in various aspects of governance and community development. Indeed #SheInspiresUs

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Patna: IAS Tushar Singla has been given additional charge of Chief General Manager, Bihar Development Mission, Cabinet Secretariat. He is an IAS of 2015 batch and Bihar cadre currently serving as Joint Secretary, Finance Department.