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Hello Jammu News at 12:57:00 PM 0

Hyderabad, Apr 28: Mr Durishetty Anudeep (2013 IRS batch) and working as Assistant Commissioner (Customs and Indirect Taxes) here has topped the Civil Services Examination 2017, the results of which was declared by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) on Friday.
The 28-year-old Anudeep is an engineering graduate from BITS, Pilani and qualified the examination with anthropology as his option subject. He also opted for Telugu language in the Civil Services examination.
Anudeep , a native of Metpally in Jagityal district, came from a well educated family. His father Manohar is working as Assistant Divisional Engineer in the Northern Power Distribution Company Limited in Telangana.
Elated over securing top rank, Anudeep said “ It’s exciting. It is my last attempt for the Civil Services and I had studied hard to realize my goal of making it to the Indian Administrative Service (IAS)”.
The other candidates who made it to the top slots from the state were Srisailam Sai ( 43rd rank), Narapureddy Mourya (100th rank), G Madhuri ( 144th rank), Vivek Johnson (195th rank), Sari Praneet (196th rank) and Yadavali Akshaya Kumar (624).
Sai Praneet, who cleared the exam in his first attempt, is the son of former IPS officer Lakshminarayana, who served as the Joint Director of CBI in Hyderabad. UNI


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Hello Jammu News at 6:13:00 PM 0


New Delhi, Mar 23: President Ram Nath Kovind on Friday said that the government had put in place steps to eradicate, or at least minimise, the curse of black money including demonetisation, Income Declaration Scheme, Pradhan Mantri Garib Kalyan Yojana and the Benami Transactions Prohibition Act. 
However, each of the measure requires cooperation and follow-up on the part of officers of the Indian Revenue Service (IRS), he told officer-trainees of the 71st batch of the Service when they called on him at the Rashtrapati Bhawan here.
Recalling the pivotal role played by IRS officers in the collection of direct taxes – such as income tax, corporate taxes and wealth tax-- Mr Kovind said they were front line soldiers in the battle against black money. 
The President said he did not believe there was need to impress upon the officer-trainees the importance of honesty. 
``For a Service so critical to our economic and national life, honesty is a given. It should be written into the DNA of the Revenue Service. Despite aberrations – and we have to admit there have been aberrations – common people still have great expectations from our public servants and particularly from the IRS,’’ he said.
Urging officers to be sensitive to the demands and the dignity of the honest tax payer who comes to them for a service, the President said IRS officers had a policy and regulatory role, but they were principally service providers. 
``A tax payer is a partner of the tax collector, not an adversary,’’ he emphasised. 
Stating that tax revenue was a reflection of the health of the economy, he said for a fast growing economy such as India, expected doubling of GDP in the coming decade will enhance tax revenues, and at the same time, pose challenges for the IRS. 
``Their success will determine both their individual future – as well as the trajectory of the Indian economy,’’ he said.
From 2000-01, the first year of the millennium, to 2016-17, the share of direct taxes in overall tax collection of the Union Government had gone up from 36 per cent to just short of 50 per cent, he added. UNI
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Hello Jammu News at 3:50:00 PM 0



Hyderabad, Mar 5: Telangana Chief Minister Telangana K Chandrashekhar Rao who called for a qualitative change in politics and announced that he was ready to take on the mantle of leading a political front, is chalking out a program to hold a series of meetings at the All India Level with various organizations, associations, individuals shortly.
To begin with CM will meet the retired All India Service Officers like IAS, IPS, IFS and IRS who were part of administration of the country at various levels and have had a lot of experience. As these retired
officers have seen political developments closely at state and All India level, meeting with them will be highly useful , felt Chief Minister, a statement here said on Monday.
As part of the series of meetings, the Chief Minister would also like to have a meeting with All India Level retired defence (Army, Navy and Airforce) personnel and officers, All India Legal Luminaries and Advocates; All India level Farmers’ associations and associations from all states, Central Services retired officers; Employees Associations of all states .
The Chief Minister will also be having meetings with All India Economists and Retired Finance Secretaries of Government of India. These meetings will be followed with meetings with media houses, journalists, industrial houses, labour organizations and so on one after another. These meetings will be organized in Hyderabad and as well as in cities like New Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Calcutta, Bangalore. 
Brisk work is going on to organize these meetings and lists of various organizations as detailed above are being collected. The Chief Minister is busy chalking out the program. Coordination work is going on for the successful conduct of these meetings.
The Idea of Chief Minister is that all those who have been thinking about the nation in various ways are to be made participants in the process of qualitative change in politics. UNI
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